Making a spectacle of himself! Woman busts her date scrolling through other ladies' Bumble profiles while at dinner with her - after spotting reflection of his phone in his glasses
A 23-year-old American woman is going viral after catching a man scrolling through Bumble while out on a date with her — through the reflection in his glasses.
TikTok user @ppidhebwklwosjwpqlqmbdb has earned over 460,000 views for the clip — and plenty of supportive comments — after she recorded the reflection of the Bumble app in her date's eyeglasses.
'I wish I was kidding,' she captioned the video.
Rude! A 23-year-old American woman is going viral after catching a man scrolling through Bumble while out on a date with her — through the reflection in his glasses
Bad date: The man cluelessly swipes through the dating app, seemingly unaware that he's been caught out
No-no: Some commenters are pointing out that it was rude that he was on his phone at all, regardless of what app he was using
Yikes: While plenty of TikTok users like to make up content for likes and views, this woman swears that this was a genuine experience
The video begins on her unamused-looking face in what appears to be a restaurant.
She then flips the screen to show her date, a mustached man in a black hoodie and glasses.
He is looking down at his phone, which already would be a no-no for some people on a date — but when the woman zooms in on his glasses, it shows a reflection of what's on his screen: Bumble.
The man cluelessly swipes through the dating app, seemingly unaware that he's been caught out.
While plenty of TikTok users like to make up content for likes and views, this woman swears that this was a genuine experience.
Commenters, meanwhile, are slamming the man in the video.
'The fact that he's on his phone in the first place,' wrote one, while another wrote: 'Pack it up dollar store Julien.'
Walk out! Commenters have told the woman she was doing 'charity' and should have immediately left
'Sis was doing charity and mans still had the audacity,' another chimed in.
Others have offered advice.
'There's a reason he didn't get a single match,' observed one.
'That's when you "go to the bathroom,"' suggested another.
'I'd just leave. No explanation. Just, byeeee. Trust me, it would feel so good,' a third weighed in.
'I would have called him out on it. Did you?' another asked.
Some also pointed out that neither party should have been on an indoor, mask-free date in the middle of a pandemic.
Viral video: In December, a man went viral for claiming that he caught his girlfriend cheating on Tinder by seeing the app reflected in her eyes
Close-up: When he zoomed in the video as close as he cpi;d on her eyes, the reflection showed that she appeared to be looking at a picture of a man
Swiping? She then swiped across the screen, and another man's picture popped up. She swiped again to show another picture, and it was clear she was swiping through Tinder
This is the third time in a matter of months that a TikToker claimed to catch a cheater thanks to a reflection.
In December, Sam Nunn, believed to be from the US, shared a video of his girlfriend lying in bed, looking at her phone.
When he zooms in the video as close as he can on her eyes, the reflection showed that she appeared to be looking at a picture of a man.
She then swiped across the screen, and another man's picture popped up. She swiped again to show another picture, and it became clear she was swiping through Tinder.
The video then cut to Sam, who looked sad and shook his head.
Though the video implies that he caught his girlfriend looking for another date online, his Twitter bio read, 'it was a joke.' It's unclear if his bio was referring to the viral cheating video or something else.
Oh well... The video cut to Sam Nunn, who looked sad and shook his head
When commenters asked him if the video was real, he answered: 'Yeah.'
Other commenters called the woman 'heartless' and wanted Sam to record another video of him dumping her.
If the TikTok video is, in fact, a joke, Sam may have been inspired to make it by another viral clip that earned 2.6 million views after it was uploaded back in November.
Sydney Kinsch, 24, revealed how her relationship ended on the app, sharing the selfie that her (presumably) now-ex-boyfriend sent her via Snapchat.
Before hitting 'send,' the two-timing dunce apparently failed to notice the reflection in his sunglasses, which showed another woman's legs lounging in the car next to him — but Sydney certainly didn't miss it.
Whoops! Sydney Kinsch, 24, revealed how her relationship ended in a viral TikTok video, showing the selfie her boyfriend of four years sent her on Snapchat
'That one time my boyfriend of 4 years snapchatted me him cheating on me,' Sydney wrote in the video.
The short clip shows her standing in front of the selfie, covering half of her ex's face.
In the image, he is in a car wearing black sunglasses, and in the frame that's visible, his arm on the steering wheel is reflected back at the camera — which is concerning enough, as the young man appears to have taken the photo of himself while driving.
But Sydney then shifts to the other side of the picture, revealing the other lens. And there, the reflection is also quite clear: a woman's bear legs, propped up on the inside of the car with her feet out the window.
'Check the reflection in your boyfriend’s sunnies ladies,' Sydney captioned the clip.
Not so smart! The man didn't realize that the woman sitting comfortably in the car next to him was reflected in his sunglasses
Suspicious: The boyfriend tried to claim it was his friend's girlfriend and he's 'allowed to have friends.' Sydney later learned he's been with five different women in the past month alone
In the comments section, she went on to share more details, revealing that things got even worse after she got the photo.
'I called him and asked if he realized he sent me a b***h in his Snapchat and he had no idea' she wrote. 'So I sent it to him and he called me crazy and that it was our friend’s gf and [that] he’s allowed to have friends.'
She later learned that he as been seeing at least five other women on the side in the past month alone.
Though the video is Sydney's only one, it's already been viewed 1.8 million times since she posted it three days ago.
Hundreds of thousands of people have liked it, with many leaving her supporting comments.
'Guys always thinking they can pull a fast one on us,' wrote one.
'Don’t know why he’s got the sunnies on, he’s not that bright,' said another,
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