Long live the love regularly makes for laughable television. Just likeyesterday, when Roy showed his DJ spinning skills to his date Debby. BecauseRoy provides the necessary hilarity with his performance LLDL viewers.
Although the program is now known for the eccentric candidates and awkwarddates, this time DJ Roy appears to be doing well with viewers. Roy appears tobe quite confident about his DJ career and emphasizes that his life is notalways easy.
“I have actually seen little of the world, due to lack of time,” says the DJfairly quickly. He later explains to his date that the DJ life is sometimes a“lonely existence”. And Debby questions Roy’s busy schedule and wondered aloudif her date even has time for love at all.
Roy brags about DJ existence in Long Live Love
But apparently Roy isn’t quite behind on that either. “People sometimes forgetthat the work I do is a big show. I work in a commercial scene. You have toplay a bit to keep people in. That comes with it, you have to be able to copewith that.” And also with those words Debby looks a bit dubious.
In the end Roy chooses to impress his Debby with his DJ skills. All hisequipment is brought out to show his date something. But Debby seems lessconvinced of his spinning skills than Roy himself. She therefore does nothesitate to point out to Roy that his transitions are not optimal. “You’repretty critical,” Roy replies.
LLDL viewers laugh at date Roy and Debby
Roy eventually decides he doesn’t want to extend his date. He noticed duringhis stay that a “switch” was coming and things were not running smoothly.Debby thinks the same and there will be no sequel to this DJ love affair.
Despite that, the viewing public again feasted on this unique date. Viewers ofthe dating show can laugh quite a bit at Roy’s comments and Debby’sunvarnished opinion. Entertaining television, though.