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Ed Sheeran's Mumbai concert sparks buzz with QR code Tinder stunt. Here's why

Ed Sheeran's Mumbai concert, featuring a QR code T-shirt linked t... Read More
NEW DELHI: Ed Sheeran's recent Mumbai concert was a hit, but the real star? A guy with a QR code on his shirt. No, it wasn't a secret message; it was his Tinder profile.

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An X user shared their encounter with an individual sporting a QR code on their T-shirt, unveiling the code's purpose. The post rapidly gained traction, amassing thousands of likes and comments from entertained netizens.
'For single people only'

The presence of a concert attendee wearing a QR code on their T-shirt sparked lively discussions online. According to X user, scanning the QR code led interested individuals to the wearer's Tinder profile, complete with the directive 'For single people only,' eliciting both laughter and appreciation for the inventive tactic.

Despite the attention on the QR code stunt, Sheeran's performance remained the highlight. The Grammy-winning artist mesmerized the audience with his top hits and surprised them by singing the Punjabi song “Lover" with Indian singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh.

This concert marked Sheeran's second visit to India, following his debut in 2017. The overwhelming response from fans highlighted the nation's enduring adoration for his music and his knack for transcending cultural barriers.

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As the excitement around the event settles, the QR code Tinder stunt stands out as a playful and ingenious anecdote, adding to the unforgettable experience for attendees and social media users alike.

Reactions on post

One user commented that if he is putting this much effort into finding a date, he will surely be a caring partner. Another user hailed it as the "perfect way to pick a girl from concerts," while a different user joked about already having QR code tees ready.

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Others appreciated the humor, saying he took "digital India" seriously. Another marveled at his creativity, claiming he is "acing the game."

One user humorously suggested that even the "father of technology from heaven" would be proud of him.
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