Tinder has released its first ever ‘Year in Swipe’ trends report for UK-based users and − be warned − it shows you just how, ahem, “basic af” your profile is.
Avocado-loving foodies who love travelling, dogs and coffee, keep scrolling if you fancy playing an uncomfortable game of Tinder Bio Bingo. Brace yourselves…
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The terms most commonly mentioned on Tinder profiles:
- Travel
- Music
- Gym
- Drink
- Dogs
- Wine
- Relationship
- Coffee
- Mum
- Beer
- LOL
- Height
- Foodie
The slang terms most commonly mentioned on Tinder profiles:
- Fit
- Funny
- LOL
- Eyes
- Outgoing
- Intelligent
- Foodie
- Babe
The emoji most commonly found on Tinder profiles:
(iOS versions of emoji included, but competing platforms’ of equivalents also apply.)
The foods most commonly mentioned on Tinder profiles:
- Cheese
- Cake
- Chocolate
- Pasta Ice cream
- Sushi
- Burger
- Avocado
- Fries
- Salad
- Seafood
- Guacamole
The most commonly selected Tinder profile ‘Anthems’:
- In My Feelings − Drake
- Sicko Mode − Travis Scott
- Taste − Tyga, Offset
- I Love It − Kanye West, Lil Pump
- Lucid Dreams − Juice Wrld
- Better Now − Post Malone
- Nonstop − Drake
- Sad! − XXXtentacion
- Nice For What − Drake
- God Is A Woman − Ariana Grande
However, before you dive into the Tinder app and edit the hell out of your profile, you should take note of the following − these are the Tinder ‘Top Picks’ tags that attracted the most right swipes this year:
On women’s profiles:
- Entrepreneur
- Adventurer
- Lifesaver/Scholar (tied)
- Firefighter
- Model
On men’s profiles:
- Entrepreneur
- Firefighter
- Lifesaver
- Model
- Scholar/Doctor (tied)
So how basic are you? Let us know on Twitter @TrustedReviews.
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