- Guys like that your bi as a girl.
- Yes.
- And then of course it's like
"Oh you wanna have a threesome?"
(inaudible group chatter)
- Oh my god! I'm not a unicorn.
(upbeat techno music)
- [Narrator] We brought together seven bisexuals.
- I am bisexual.
- I'm bisexual.
- I am bisexual.
- [Narrator] One is a liar.
If the group discovers who the liar is,
they will split a cash prize.
If the liar survives, they win the entire prize.
(cash register dings)
Who is the odd one out?
(inaudible group chatter)
- I'm David, nice to meet y'all.
- I'm Tristan. - Marissa
- I'm Sydney - Elly
- Melvin - Molly
- I was nervous 'cause everyone was looking like
they could fit into being a bisexual person.
- How would you define bisexuality
in your own words I guess?
- For me, it's just about being attracted to human beings.
I see people for their heart and their soul.
Of course I care about the outside too, don't get me wrong.
(group laughing)
- I was suspicious of David
just because that was the closes one
I could feel was not bisexual.
- David just has more of a hetero look
compared to everyone else.
- I've dated both girls and guys,
not that that means you're bi or not.
- I see it as fluidity.
Sometimes I'm more into men, more into women.
But no matter what, it's not a passing phase.
I'm always gonna be bisexual no matter who I'm dating.
- For me, the same thing.
Basically, it's just I don't really have a preference.
- I recently saw on Tiktok, someone say
being bi could be being attracted
to people who are non-binary and
(group chattering)
binary, genderwise.
And I'm like, you know what?
I kind like that even better
cause I feel like that's more inclusive.
- I felt like Molly was like very sure of herself
so that made me a little suspicious.
- It's close to pansexual
- It's kind of the same
cause we are attracted to both gender but sometimes.
(alarm ringing)
- No it's okay.
- My gut instincts were telling me
Elly might be the odd one out.
- I felt like I should vote for Molly because
I feel like this is the safe bet.
- [Interviewer] And we have a tie between Elly and Molly.
That means they're going into a tiebreaker.
What we're gonna do is give you each 20 seconds
to state your case.
(boxing bell ringing)
- Okay I don't know what to tell you guys.
Maybe I came off to strong or something
but I just have a big personality.
I am bisexual.
I've questioned it multiple times beforehand.
But I've finally identified what I really feel
and I hope you (alarm ringing)
guys can see that.
- All right, I have known that I was bi, or not straight,
or a lesbian since I was about eight years old.
When my parents caught me
looking up "girls kissing" on YouTube.
(group laughs)
Angelica from Rugrats is what really started
this off for me, so that's pretty gay.
(alarm ringing)
( group laughing)
- So, I think Molly, her answers at the end,
when she was like trying to prove herself were too spot on.
This definitely like very stereotypical.
- Yeah, my radar is off right now.
- If I'm wrong, I question my judgment.
(buzzer buzzing)
- I mean I know myself.
I knew how to present myself
because it's me and I am bisexual.
But I think being myself sounded too rehearsed.
- What kind of music do you listen?
Like what artists do you listen to?
- (Melvin) Mine is so cliche.
- Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato
(inaudible group chattering)
- Demi Lovato just came out as pansexual.
- She did.
- Miley Cyrus, - Love Miley.
- I love Miley, I wanted meet her.
- My favorite person is Adam Lambert.
I've been obsessed with him since I was 12.
My last name online is Glambert everywhere.
- Oh my gosh.
- And if that's not kinda gay, I don't know what is.
- I listen to Beyonce, Nicki Minaj,
Frank Ocean, - Rihanna?
and French music.
- I was suspicious of Melvin at first.
And the mole could also be someone
who is more of a feminine man.
- I have a question.
- Yes. - Okay.
- So when did everyone came out?
And how was the family reaction, friends reaction?
- It was my parents, my mom.
It was the first time taking an edible.
We're having a moment.
And I'm like "Mom, I need to tell you something."
And she's like "What?
And I'm like, "I like girls but I like guys too!"
(group laughing)
And she's just like, "Oh, okay."
And like no one really expected it,
but everyone was really accepting.
- I feel like because sometimes
I'll be with a guy more, then people will question.
"Oh, are you actually bisexual or not?"
So I questioned it multiple times.
Once like sophomore, junior year of college,
I felt like I could identify with bisexuality.
- So to me I came out when I graduated high school.
I was feminine, the way I walk,
the way I talk, and everything.
I was like "Okay, well I guess I'm gay."
And then I found a girl
and I was like "Well, I'm straight?"
I actually like both, so I guess I'm bi!
- I came out as lesbian in eighth grade.
And then in ninth grade realized that I liked a guy.
- Do you tend to date guys more?
- Now I have but I used to date girls more.
And then I started dating, but I date both, yeah.
- She knew what she was saying,
but there wasn't that strong of an emotional connection
coming out through her face.
She sounded like someone
who did research on bisexuality.
- I'm wondering what are some of the dumb stereotypes
you guys have heard that are really annoying to you
like pet peeves?
- That we're cheaters.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- My god, yes.
- Yeah
- To me it's like,
"Oh you're bi so you can just get everyone."
- Have any of your partners ever like said
"Oh more competition now?
- Hello.
- That's so dumb.
- It's like no, like I love you.
- Exactly.
- Although I have dated a guy and girl
at the same time once.
It didn't go well.
(group laughter)
- But for once, I felt like people were validating me.
- Cause you were actually acting it out.
- Exactly, I was like
"Oh yeah now what, am I gay or am I straight to you?
cause I have both right now."
( group laughing)
- I think it's also annoying
when guys hear that you're bi as a girl.
And then of course it's like,
"Oh you wanna have a threesome?
(group chattering)
- Oh my god, I am not a unicorn, like seriously.
- The first question you always get asked.
At least I know for women too
It's like "Well, have you even been with a girl?"
For men, it's always like,
"you're not bisexual, you're gay."
- If people ask me "Oh do you like girls or guys more?"
- Yeah.
- I don't wanna answer that question
cause it always changes like you said.
- I've only dated guys but it doesn't mean I'm gay.
- Like it means, I still am attracted to women
and is questioning.
- And the thing is like they'll assume that you're gay
but you're just saying that you're bi
just to make your life easier.
(group chattering)
- "Are you sure you're just not gay
and just don't want to try something?"
- Exactly.
- And I feel like it's way worse for guys in that way
and then for girls it's like, "No you're just straight."
"You just want to experiment" whatever.
- Exactly.
(group groaning)
(alarm ringing)
- So I voted for Sydney
because I don't know, she seemed a little nervous.
- Honestly, I really don't know.
- I was a little more suspicious of Elly.
because I also felt like the guys were kind of teaming up.
So I wanted to vote for her so I wouldn't be voted out.
- I'm so sorry, I don't know.
( buzzer buzzing)
- It's okay, I hope you find the hetero guys.
I was just so confused why they chose me.
Maybe I was talking too much? I don't know.
Everyone was too quiet so I feel like I had to speak up.
- [Interviewer] If you want to keep playing,
please raise your hand.
In three, two, one,
- I have a question.
- Okay.
- Was it difficult for you to come out to yourself?
Cause it was extremely difficult for me
because I never really had a crush on a guy
cause I would only have crushes on females.
I remember it was right after I graduated high school,
I was doing research on sexuality,
the spectrum and everything.
- Did you take the quiz that you're like?
- I took a hundred quizzes.
- Even now, I still have moments where I'm like,
"What am I?" but I feel confident saying I'm bi,
you know I'm bi. - Yeah.
- I think it was hard for me
like I mentioned before, more to myself
than my family or the people around me.
But it was just challenging figuring that out.
- I'm sorry I have doubt on you
- Same, me too.
- I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.
- I'm being strategic here.
- So because I voted for Sydney twice,
I had to call her out in the middle of the game.
- Melvin like pointed me out as being suspicious.
Now everyone is gonna vote for me.
- Oh my god, I don't know what to ask,
- Do you guys have like a favorite TV character,
Like a representation who's bi?
- Yeah. I would say because I'm being called out.
Alice from the L Word.
I was on an episode of the L Word
as an LGBT background person.
- Yeah that's fair.
- I started the first GSA of my middle school.
I don't know what else to.
(Sydney laughing)
- I think she really wants the money
No I'm just kidding.
(group laughing)
- And she tried to defend herself
but it was not convincing to me.
I don't want to ask, okay when is Pride month?
- June.
(group chattering)
- Like it's very simple.
- Have we all been to pride?
- Yeah, I've to pride. - Have we all been to pride?
- Twice and never again I didn't like it.
- I felt like I wasn't included as much.
- I'm sorry I really have doubt on you, I'm sorry but.
- Ask me anything else
- Oh I believe you. I believe you.
- In this show they think about like stereotypes
I feel like I'm very feminine.
So that would be so easy for me to just be straight.
- That's fair. That's fair.
- Yeah I was suspicious of Sydney.
But then there was a point
where I was also suspicious of Melvin.
The fact that he did go against Sydney.
That made me think about it a little.
- You guys I'm really telling the truth.
(group chattering)
- Oh my God. - This is so hard.
(alarm ringing)
- So in round three,
I began maybe doubting myself a little bit.
Thinking, okay could be Sydney.
- This is wrong.
- So I was like "it's either gonna be me or Marissa."
I thought the guys would like vote against the girls.
Cause two girls were voted out in the first two rounds.
(buzzer buzzing)
- You guys messed up.
I was so sad cause I really liked everyone
and I trusted everyone at that point.
So it sucked but I was also expecting it.
- [Interviewer] If everyone feels confident
that you guys caught the mole,
you guys can end the game here.
Please raise your hand
if you want to continue the game
in three, two, one.
- If it's you.
- Girl, look at my earrings
(group chattering)
- No, no, no. I'm saying,
I don't want to think about one of you lying.
- I believe you for sure, and you like 90%.
- 100% you can bet on me.
- I mean you did have a good intuition.
- [Interviewer] If the lights turn green,
that means you have weeded out the mole and you win.
- We're getting drinks if we win.
- Yeah.
- [Interviewer] If the light turns red,
that means that the mole is still in the box and you lose.
(suspenseful music)
( group screaming )
- I was so nervous in the beginning
that I was gonna get voted out first.
So I was so happy when I made it to the end.
- It feels like I'm in the right place
that's where I wanted to be.
- [Interviewer] Will the mole please step forward
and reveal yourself?
In three, two, one
(group chattering)
- I knew it
- I'm so sorry.
(group chattering)
- I'm not bisexual, I am actually straight.
I think a lot of people found difficulty
in figuring out who was bisexual.
They didn't really have a tactic.
You can't really tell who's bisexual
based on just looking at them or whatever.
I like men, even though I think they're trash.
(group laughing)
- Why did you left saying "Find the hetero".
- I know because I had to make it spicy.
- To be bisexual is to just love who you wanna love
- It's to be attracted to male, female,
and it can go a little bit beyond.
- More doors being open that's how I see bisexuality.
- Just give me that money!
- Oh my God.
- Just throw it.
- I'm gonna make it rain on myself.
- Okay!
(group chattering)
(upbeat techno music)