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NOTE: This story had been planned to go up on this site back in the fall of 2022 prior to the start of the Ride or Dies season; however due to the various things going on in this blogger's life outside of this site, this story has been pushed back by quite a bit to just before the newest season of the media franchise we have covered more than any other outside of the MTV world begins in one week from tonight.
During the course of our ten years of this DCBLOG odyssey, we have covered dozens of seasons, hundreds of episodes and just as many people across many different shows, and countless numbers of stories from around the MTV Reality world. But there has been one item that we have covered more than any other outside of our primary beat... and it's something inspired by this site's biggest draw. And just as it has been for a few shows that we've seen through over this past decade, it's something that we have followed every step of the way on here.
By now, those who've visited this site quite a bit and have seen what he's been able to do know the story: a 2017 trip to a New York City studio space saw Andres Rodriguez & his friends spend a day of their high school summer vacation getting to work out alongside the Season 30 Challenge cast. But we were drawn to them because of the fact that they had done a homemade, made for YouTube version of the big show that they got to do for fun at his house over the summer and on spring break. It's unique, original and one-of-a-kind that would make you think that what they do might be just as good as the show we cover on here the most and he obsesses over just as much as you and I.
We at DCBLOG have been able to follow not only every season of The Caucus Challenge on here, but also the various subsets of what is now the passion project that is the Dre.Media world. It has seen Dre and co. branch out of that Secaucus, NJ backyard for trips across America for multiple seasons of Real World-like docuseries The Life We Live, and spending a summer with his friend clique on Seven Mutual Friends. It's a remarkable feat of getting to produce over twenty seasons of addictive YouTube content that has entertained those wanting something else to watch in between Challenge Wednesdays and everything else on the television dial and streaming apps -- much of which during this pandemic.
But for everything this awesome kid has been able to do over the past eight years, all things revert back to the show that started it all... and last fall came the latest chapter: the thirteenth installment of The Caucus Challenge, and a season that brought different worlds to his house.