At Ed Sheeran’s Mumbai concert, man steals spotlight with QR code T-shirt. Internet says he is ‘acing’ the dating game
A man wore a T-shirt with a QR code printed on the back at Ed Sheeran’s concert in Mumbai. Read on to find out why.
British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran arrived in India on March 12 as part of his - = ÷ x Tour (pronounced as Mathematics Tour). He left the country on March 17 after giving a stellar performance at the jam-packed Mahalaxmi Race Course grounds in South Mumbai on March 16. As expected, social media is flooded with posts related to the concert. Now, videos and photos of a man wearing a T-shirt with a QR code printed on it at Ed Sheeran’s concert are going viral on X.
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“Saw this guy at a concert in Mumbai last night (the QR code opens his Tinder profile),” wrote X user Shweta Kukreja on the microblogging platform. She also shared a photo of the man wearing the T-shirt with the QR code. The text on it reads, “For single people only.”
Kukreja also shared that the QR code leads to the Tinder profile of a 22-year-old man named Hardik. A part of his Tinder bio reads, “Look who finally found me! Yes, I am the guy you spotted at the concert with a scanner on his tee.”
He also shared a date idea. It reads, “Grabbing ice cream together sounds like perfect first date idea, wdyt?”
Another user shared a video of him exiting the concert. The text, alongside the video, reads, “Bro went with 999 IQ on this at the concert last night.”
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Check out how people reacted to his creativity here:
“His creativity shows he will be the perfect partner for me (I’m going to scan this QR),” posted an individual.
Another added, “In this QR-based payment era, the only QR I want to scan.”
“You think you have seen all possible ways to get a date, and there is this bro. Totally acing the game!” shared a third.
A fourth commented, “Bro’s the walking right swipe. This type of creativity I need in my life everywhere.”
“Bro took the term’ digital India’ way too seriously,” wrote a fifth.
Creative, isn’t it?
