In this video, five women share their dating profiles from various apps, including Hinge, Tinder, and Bumble. The women then rank each other's profiles based on how dateable they appear. Later, five men review the same profiles and rank them based on how dateable they seem. The men's ranking is then revealed to the women, who discuss the differences in how they and the men perceive dateability. The conversation highlights the different expectations and priorities between the two groups, with the men focusing on long-term potential and the women prioritizing a good first date.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Five women created their dating profiles on different apps (Hinge, Tinder, and Bumble).
2. The women ranked each other based on their dating profiles.
3. Five men then rearranged the women's profiles based on how dateable they looked.
4. The women shared their profiles and explained their choices.
5. The men discussed their rankings and explained their reasoning.
6. The women and men had different definitions of "dateability."
7. The women thought the men would prioritize physical appearance, while the men prioritized personality and interests.
8. The men thought the women's profiles were more focused on short-term connections, while the women were looking for long-term relationships.
9. The men discussed their own dating app preferences, with some preferring Hinge for relationships.
10. The conversation highlighted the differences in how men and women approach online dating and what they look for in a partner.