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Deelishis took home the big prize on the 'The Flavor of Love 2' -- Flavor Flav himself. But are they really compatible? Using Hans Decoz's Name Advisor, we took a look at the numerology behind their real names. See if you think the hip-hop king and his new queen have what it takes to make it for the long haul … or if we'll be meeting a new crop of Flavorettes next season.
Flav's real name is dominated by the number 8, a number which reflects money and power. People born under this number are competitive, unafraid of challenges and always strive to be the best at what they do. As a founding member of Public Enemy, one of hip-hop's most influential and successful groups, Flav certainly fits that bill. The vowels in his name are dominated by the number 7, which makes him a person who looks beneath the surface of things, someone who makes careful judgments. During both seasons of 'The Flavor of Love,' Flav has repeatedly expressed concern over finding someone who would be there for him, not someone who was just in it for his money or fame. He even enlisted spies to help him uncover the truth about contestants. Flav's base vibration number (or general tone and rhythms of the name) is 1, representing a true original, someone with creativity and a pioneering spirit. One only has to look at the man formerly known as William Jonathan Drayton, Jr. in his bright, monochromatic suits with matching top hat, wacky sunglasses and giant clocks hanging around his neck to know that there's no one else out there like Flavor Flav.
Deelishis' real name is dominated by the number 5, a number associated with risks and rewards. Chandra left her life behind to compete on a television dating show -- a pretty risky move by most standards. 5 is also a number that represents a true survivor, which could explain why Deelishis was the last woman standing at the end of this season. Despite fellow contestant New York's attempts to knock her down, she remained calm, cool and collected. The name also attracts unconventional people, like Flavor Flav. The vowels in her name are dominated by the number 3, which makes her seem happy-go-lucky, and also allows her sense of humor to shine through. Her vowels also give the impression of mental and emotional balance. Although Deelishis got herself into a verbal altercation or two on the show, she mostly refrained from letting the pressure (or the other girls) get to her. Deelishis' base vibration number is 2, which makes her friendly and unpretentious. It also causes people to underestimate her, which could explain why viewers and contestants alike were shocked when it came down to the final three and Deelishes was still in the game. Chandra Davis may be warm and outgoing, but there's a strength inside her that people may not see.
So will they last? Numerology would suggest that they have qualities that would make them compatible, or at the very least help us to understand what attracted them to one another. But then again, what numerology says doesn't always make good TV, does it?
About the Numerologist
Hans Decoz has been a professional numerologist since 1982. He lectures and offers courses and personal consultations. Hans is currently working on his second book. His first book, 'Numerology; Key To Your Inner Self,' with Tom Monte, was published in 1994 by Avery Publishing Group, NY. He currently resides in Arizona.
William Jonathan Drayton, Jr. (aka Flavor Flav):
Flav's real name is dominated by the number 8, a number which reflects money and power. People born under this number are competitive, unafraid of challenges and always strive to be the best at what they do. As a founding member of Public Enemy, one of hip-hop's most influential and successful groups, Flav certainly fits that bill. The vowels in his name are dominated by the number 7, which makes him a person who looks beneath the surface of things, someone who makes careful judgments. During both seasons of 'The Flavor of Love,' Flav has repeatedly expressed concern over finding someone who would be there for him, not someone who was just in it for his money or fame. He even enlisted spies to help him uncover the truth about contestants. Flav's base vibration number (or general tone and rhythms of the name) is 1, representing a true original, someone with creativity and a pioneering spirit. One only has to look at the man formerly known as William Jonathan Drayton, Jr. in his bright, monochromatic suits with matching top hat, wacky sunglasses and giant clocks hanging around his neck to know that there's no one else out there like Flavor Flav.
Chandra Davis (aka Deelishis):
Deelishis' real name is dominated by the number 5, a number associated with risks and rewards. Chandra left her life behind to compete on a television dating show -- a pretty risky move by most standards. 5 is also a number that represents a true survivor, which could explain why Deelishis was the last woman standing at the end of this season. Despite fellow contestant New York's attempts to knock her down, she remained calm, cool and collected. The name also attracts unconventional people, like Flavor Flav. The vowels in her name are dominated by the number 3, which makes her seem happy-go-lucky, and also allows her sense of humor to shine through. Her vowels also give the impression of mental and emotional balance. Although Deelishis got herself into a verbal altercation or two on the show, she mostly refrained from letting the pressure (or the other girls) get to her. Deelishis' base vibration number is 2, which makes her friendly and unpretentious. It also causes people to underestimate her, which could explain why viewers and contestants alike were shocked when it came down to the final three and Deelishes was still in the game. Chandra Davis may be warm and outgoing, but there's a strength inside her that people may not see.
So will they last? Numerology would suggest that they have qualities that would make them compatible, or at the very least help us to understand what attracted them to one another. But then again, what numerology says doesn't always make good TV, does it?
About the Numerologist
Hans Decoz has been a professional numerologist since 1982. He lectures and offers courses and personal consultations. Hans is currently working on his second book. His first book, 'Numerology; Key To Your Inner Self,' with Tom Monte, was published in 1994 by Avery Publishing Group, NY. He currently resides in Arizona.
