Why Claim To Fame’s L.C. & Logan Are Perfect For The Traitors Season 2

Claim to Fame season 1 dynamic duo, winner L.C. Palmer and runner-up Logan Crosby, played an incredible game that would make them the perfect contestants for The Traitors season 2. On Claim to Fame, which was hosted by Frankie Jonas and Kevin Jonas, L.C. and Logan were able to keep their celebrity relatives a secret from their ten fellow competitors for the duration of the game. L.C. is actress and singer Keke Palmer’s sister, Loreal Chanel Palmer, while Logan is country music star Jason Aldean’s cousin, Logan Crosby.

In the end, only one Claim to Fame celebrity relative could win the $100,000 grand prize by keeping his or her identity a secret. The contestants competed in challenges in order to win clues, and formed alliances to keep themselves safe. Claim to Fame is similar to The Traitors season 1 because, in both games, competitors must keep who they really are a secret, while trying to uncover their opponents’ true identities. They must form strategic alliances in order to do this. Because L.C. and Logan were so good at Claim to Fame, they would be ideal for The Traitors season 2.

Related: How Claim To Fame Is Similar To The Masked Singer

L.C. & Logan Have Incredible Social Games

Much like Cirie Fields (the winner of The Traitors season 1), both L.C. and Logan had impeccable social games that kept them under the radar. L.C. ducked the spotlight for the entire game, and was even able to keep her wine room clue a secret. No one ever chose it, and then she won it herself in the final challenge. In addition, Logan’s charming and funny personality made everyone want to keep him in the house. As low-key, pleasant The Traitors players, L.C. and Logan could use a similar strategy, and quietly mastermind the game.

L.C. & Logan Are Very Observant & Perceptive

During Claim to Fame challenges, the winner of each game earned the opportunity to choose a celebrity clue from the wine room. These clues were in the form of puzzles. As well, there was a Clue Wall, which contained pictures and 3D objects that represented each celebrity relative. L.C. was especially good at figuring out the clues, and could manipulate the other contestants with her intelligence.

In one challenge, L.C. realized that a clue of a palm of a hand was a reference to her last name, Palmer, but she was able to convince the other contestants that it was actually a clue for Amara, Whoopi Goldberg’s granddaughter. L.C. said that Whoopi played a palm reader in Ghost, and, because the other contestants did not have as much knowledge of pop culture as her, they did not realize that Whoopi’s character was actually a medium. Similarly, Logan was able to decipher the clues about Dominique Sharpton, the reverend Al Sharpton’s daughter, including a sharpener, a mustache, and religious symbols. They also worked together to figure out Pepper Martin’s identity as Dean Martin’s granddaughter. These skills would help L.C. and Logan to hide their identities as traitors, or uncover the traitors if they were faithfuls.

L.C. & Logan Have Great Poker Faces

During Claim to Fame, L.C. and Logan lied about their relatives’ identities. L.C. said that her relative was male because she realized that, “there’s a large pool of older Black male actors. So let’s say that your celebrity is your father, because then the possibilities are almost limitless.” The Matrix star Laurence Fishburne was one guess as L.C.’s relative during the competition. In addition, Logan told everyone that his relative was his grandfather, because he knew that there were many older male country artists who could throw them off. They kept up these lies for the entire game. Much like they did on Claim to Fame, both L.C. and Logan would be able to conceal their identities if they were chosen as traitors.

Related: How Big Brother Alums Reacted To Cody Calafiore’s New Show The Traitors

L.C. & Logan Were Loyal But Knew How To Put Themselves First

In order to make it to the end of Claim to Fame, L.C. and Logan had to remain loyal to each other. However, they also had to be comfortable betraying people with whom they had become friends. Although it broke L.C.’s heart, she could not remain loyal to Lark Skov, Cindy Crawford’s niece, until the end of the game. If L.C. or Logan were chosen as traitors, they would have to make difficult decisions about whom to murder. Similarly, they would have to participate in banishments after the round table discussions. L.C. and Logan would be fantastic at deflecting the attention away from themselves in order to eliminate other contestants.

Claim to Fame’s L.C. and Logan are the ideal competitors for The Traitors. Whether they are selected to be traitors or faithfuls, they would be able to use their intelligence, social skills, and perceptiveness to conquer their fellow players. It would be even more exciting if they were both traitors because then they would each know where the other stood. They could keep each other around until the very end. If L.C. and Logan were on The Traitors season 2, that would surely be their new Claim to Fame.

More: Inside The Claim To Fame Season 2 Casting Call Application