Somehow The “Montana” Boyz Got Their Own Reality TV Show

Somehow The “Montana” Boyz Got Their Own Reality TV Show

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It's over, everybody. Culture is officially dead. Comedian and musician Bo Burnham once said "Culture's over everybody, we lost." I have never felt that more than I do right now.

The group known as the Montana Boyz is receiving their own reality TV show per Deadline.


  The Montana Boyz are a TikTok group that publishes videos of them dancing and lipsyncing songs. Like this video...  

@montana.boyz She dangerous #fyp#montanaboyz♬ original sound - Lils

 

Somehow these videos have made the Montana Boyz social media famous with 1 million TikTok followers. First off, I don't why this is so popular. Is it because they're all good-looking? Because if that's the case... Ok, I'll surrender that point. Second, why on Earth is that enough to constitute your own television show? Read the synopsis of the show and let me know if this sounds appealing. 

 

The plan is to show them juggling life on the ranch with their newfound social media stardom in a new unscripted series.

 

I don't know, maybe I'm just a massive curmudgeon who likes watching television that isn't complete garbage, but good lord that sounds awful. If I'm being a hater let me know in the poll below. Are you interested in watching "The Montana Boyz" on the silver screen?

 

That being said, I'm happy for Montana Boyz member Mark Estes. The former Montana State Bobcat football player recently broke up with supermodel and actress Kristin Cavallari.

READ MORE: Kristin Cavallari Won't Be Visiting Montana Anytime Soon

That's too bad because Montana has so much to offer. Cavallari should have followed our "Top 10 Montana Towns You Probably Haven't Visited But Should" guide below.

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Top 10 Montana Towns You Probably Haven't Visited But Should

Montana is a big state. From the golden plains of the eastern part of Montana to the majestic mountains of the west, Montana covers over 145 thousand square miles. While we welcome millions of tourists each year to Big Sky Country, several towns don't get the love that they deserve.

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