6 days Ago By Saumya Agrawal
Bengaluru: A man named Ankit claimed he received 111 matches on a dating app in just 10 minutes while swiping at Bengaluru airport. He posted about his experience on X which quickly went viral, sparking a mix of curiosity, scepticism and amusement online.Ankit shared a screenshot of his dating app matches, covering the profile pictures with emojis.
He captioned the post: “10 minutes of bored swiping at Bangalore airport is all you need.”The post gained massive attention, garnering over two lakh views in just one day. While some were impressed, others were doubtful.
Many users were eager to know how he achieved this level of success on a dating app.10 minutes of bored swiping at Bangalore airport is all you need. pic.
twitter.com/P5MAKs5s3O— Ankit (@kingofknowwhere) March 2, 2025Selling Bumble mentorship for Rs 8 lakhAnkit said that he once made Rs 8 lakh selling mentorship for Bumble. He claimed that success on dating apps is not about looks but about how you present yourself.
He even admitted, “At a certain point in my life I made 8L selling mentorship for Bumble. The bottom line is- it’s not about how you look but what you look like. I am 5’9′′ and probably not very handsome.
”Social media reactionsNetizens react to Ankit’s postNetizens reacted with disbelief and humour. One user asked, “111 matches? Is that even possible?” another said, “I need to see what your profile looks like.” Yet another added, “My brain can’t fathom a man getting this many likes!”Tips to get more Bumble matchesAnkit shared his dating app strategy with his followers.
He believes that getting 100+ matches per hour is possible with the right approach. Here are his key tips:Avoid random swiping. Buy premium and swipe only on those who have already liked you.
This keeps your match rate at 100 per cent.Pictures with horses perform better than dog photos.Honestly 100/ Hour is pretty reasonable number of matches.
4 of my students are doing 600-700/ day. Here is how anyone can do it. (My preference are women 21+)1.
Don’t swipe. Buy premium. Swipe only on people who swipe on you.
This keeps your likelihood to match (elo) as 100%...
https://t.co/25oofLBTdf— Ankit (@kingofknowwhere) March 2, 2025He added, “In general getting clicked where everyone is getting clicked is a bad idea. Cultural context and sustainable sources of attention are more suitable.
If you’re in Bangalore, pictures from Europe work. If you’re in Europe pictures from Bangalore work.”Profile details matter.
Your profession and college are more important than your bio. Be creative when listing them.Understand colour psychology.
Light backgrounds indicate wealth. Dark tones suggest poverty. Red represents anger, green wealth and blue business.
Control emotional expression. Avoid overly happy or too passive expressions. A balanced approach works best.
Know your real competition. You’re not competing with the best-looking people but those who look just as good as you.Underplay yourself.
Instead of trying to appear as a good person, aim for subtle self-presentation.Don’t use boosts. He advised against using paid boosts to increase visibility.
Move quickly to dates. Instead of fixating on matches, focus on interactions. Use your bio to encourage conversations where potential matches ask you out.
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