Hinge is cooked.
A man went viral after running a shocking Hinge experiment — creating a profile for an attractive woman to see what dating apps are actually like on the other side. The results were so insane that it sparked a massive backlash, got him banned from Hinge, went viral on X, and even contributed to a wave of men deleting the app.
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In this video, I break down why dating apps like Hinge are completely broken, why men are losing, and why online dating is destroying modern relationships.
This video covers:
A man going undercover as a woman on Hinge
The viral Hinge experiment explained
How many likes women really get on dating apps
Why average men get buried by the algorithm
Why women don’t need to swipe on Hinge
The massive imbalance between men and women
How dating apps inflate standards and egos
Why men lower their standards while women raise theirs
Hilarious and embarrassing Hinge messages
Why Hinge is essentially “pay to win”
Why real-life dating beats dating apps every time
The numbers are insane:
An above-average woman received over 1,600 likes in 24 hours — while an equivalent man might get a handful of likes per week. This isn’t about personality. It’s not about effort. It’s about supply, demand, and algorithmic burial.
Dating apps don’t reward connection —
they reward attention, volume, and addiction.
We also break down what men can actually learn from this experiment if they refuse to delete dating apps:
Why most men have zero game
Why “hey” messages get ignored
Why photos matter more than prompts
How to stand out with better messaging
When sending a rose actually makes sense
But the honest conclusion is this:
Dating apps are rigged against men, designed to keep you swiping, paying, and chasing dopamine — not building real relationships.
If you want a girlfriend, a wife, or a real connection, offline dating is the only place the odds reset.
If you’re interested in modern dating, dating apps exposed, men’s dating struggles, Hinge, Tinder, online dating psychology, and masculinity, subscribe to Ethan Blake.
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Comment below:
Did this experiment convince you to delete dating apps — or are you staying on Hinge?
#men #datingadviceformen #datingapps #moderndating #masculinity
A man went viral after running a shocking Hinge experiment — creating a profile for an attractive woman to see what dating apps are actually like on the other side. The results were so insane that it sparked a massive backlash, got him banned from Hinge, went viral on X, and even contributed to a wave of men deleting the app.
Murray Hill Guy:
https://x.com/MurrayHillGuy1
The Original Post:
https://x.com/MurrayHillGuy1/status/2018349294927917157
In this video, I break down why dating apps like Hinge are completely broken, why men are losing, and why online dating is destroying modern relationships.
This video covers:
A man going undercover as a woman on Hinge
The viral Hinge experiment explained
How many likes women really get on dating apps
Why average men get buried by the algorithm
Why women don’t need to swipe on Hinge
The massive imbalance between men and women
How dating apps inflate standards and egos
Why men lower their standards while women raise theirs
Hilarious and embarrassing Hinge messages
Why Hinge is essentially “pay to win”
Why real-life dating beats dating apps every time
The numbers are insane:
An above-average woman received over 1,600 likes in 24 hours — while an equivalent man might get a handful of likes per week. This isn’t about personality. It’s not about effort. It’s about supply, demand, and algorithmic burial.
Dating apps don’t reward connection —
they reward attention, volume, and addiction.
We also break down what men can actually learn from this experiment if they refuse to delete dating apps:
Why most men have zero game
Why “hey” messages get ignored
Why photos matter more than prompts
How to stand out with better messaging
When sending a rose actually makes sense
But the honest conclusion is this:
Dating apps are rigged against men, designed to keep you swiping, paying, and chasing dopamine — not building real relationships.
If you want a girlfriend, a wife, or a real connection, offline dating is the only place the odds reset.
If you’re interested in modern dating, dating apps exposed, men’s dating struggles, Hinge, Tinder, online dating psychology, and masculinity, subscribe to Ethan Blake.
Social Media Links:
https://linktr.ee/Ethan_Blake_TGM
Comment below:
Did this experiment convince you to delete dating apps — or are you staying on Hinge?
#men #datingadviceformen #datingapps #moderndating #masculinity
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