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Do you even Cult?

Summary of Do you even Cult? TV Reality show


Do you even Cult? is a reality show, where the main goal of the participants is to create their own cult and gain as many followers as possible. The teams are divided behind the scenes before the actual filming. The judges consist of people who are/have been leaders of successful cults. Contestants have to create a cult within three months and the judges will evaluate each team on certain criteria, such as the ability to influence and followers count. The teams can take whatever actions to gain more followers, such as go out on streets, offer prizes for joining the cult etc. However, one of the cult evaluation criteria will be a faith test, where cult followers will be asked to take controversial actions based on the idea of the cult they joined. This is meant for reducing the count of cult followers and as a test of how faithful the followers are to their cult. 
The winners of the show get 10k for each member. By the end of the show, the contestants are told that it is a reality show after they think it was a documentary and their reactions are included in the show as well. 

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