The unique Hina tribe dominated the early levels of Survivor 49, coming in first place in each single problem. And once you dominate to that diploma, you’ll be able to just about do no matter you need, even whether it is deemed “cringe.”

Hina would present up at challenges chanting their tribe title repeatedly. Whether or not that was meant to pump themselves up or intimidate the competitors is open to debate, however both means, it was not appreciated, no less than not by their rivals on the Uli tribe.

That turned clear on this week’s episode when Savannah Louie mentioned after voting out Matt Williams that, “We didn’t begin a conflict tonight. who began the conflict was the outdated Hina tribe each time they did that silly ‘Hina! Hina!’ chant.”

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With that in thoughts, we are able to just about assure you the brand new post-tribe-swap Hina (which is generally comprised of former Ulis) didn’t like that the brand new Kele tribe (made up principally of former Hinas) was as much as the identical factor, displaying up at this week’s immunity competitors not solely chanting the Kele tribe title, however even forming an arch for tribe members to stroll via. Nicely, the brand new Hinas wouldn’t have appreciated it in the event that they noticed it, which they didn’t since they walked into the problem after the Kele celebration was already over. Oh effectively.

However in an unique deleted scene from this week’s episode (which could be watched on the prime of the article), we see the Kele tribe choreographing their new celebration again on the seashore. And it appears Kristina Mills and Sophie Segreti are the choreographers in control of the routine.

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“Can we wish to discuss what our chant or cheer goes to be?” asks Sophie.

A number of choices are then mentioned, together with a name and response involving the Kele tribe title, after which the spirit tunnel idea, which finally ends up successful the day (and… some may say… the problem!).

All of that is completed underneath the watchful eye of former Uli Shannon Fairweather, who correctly stays impartial on the subject, explaining when requested for enter that, “Regardless of the spirit group thinks, I’m right here for.”

What would the brand new Hina tribe make of this show had they seen it? Wouldn’t it have been kind of cringe than earlier pre-challenge shows? Our guess is decidedly extra, because it concerned precise choreography and a tunnel versus merely chanting. Fortunately for the brand new Hinas, they by no means needed to bear witness to the routine. However you’ll be able to! Try the workshopping for your self within the video above, and likewise make certain to learn our full episode recap.