Tinder lets predictive text engage users

Tinder asked users to let their keyboard's predictive text option create plans for them.

Come February, love is in the air and marketers are vying for consumer attention, given that this is when Valentine's Day themed celebrations and offers kick off. Tinder India took to social media to invite users to play a 'game.' The brand put out a tweet, asking users to let their predictive text keyboard decide what their Valentine's Day plans will be.

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In India, Tinder is a brand that has attempted to build a youthful identity and is well known for the tongue-in-cheek tone it uses across all social mediums. Their 2018 'adulting can wait' campaign was along the same lines. Rivals OkCupid and Aisle have taken digs at the app in the past too.

The brand is famously known for having a good sense of humour and has also indulged in banter with other brands on Twitter.

I deserve a date with @NetflixIndia https://t.co/HbXS83i9zx

— Tinder India (@Tinder_India) January 30, 2020

Why don't you just slide into their DMs? 😉 https://t.co/siITD6rPb6

— Twitter India (@TwitterIndia) January 30, 2020

Also Read: Love Wars: Aisle takes a dig at Tinder

Here are some of the funniest responses to Tinder's virtual game.

my valentine's day plan is to be a part of the mariachi band https://t.co/8mmGxJxioS

— Y (@sighMight) February 1, 2020

My Valentine's Day plan is to get a chance to look at the sky and the words.

Sounds legit. Anyone wants to keep me company? 🦕 https://t.co/erx1BKq7DZ

— फ़ितूर इलाहाबादी (@Ohhsokohlic) February 1, 2020

My Valentine's day plan is to get a new bf

😂 https://t.co/cb1KByok1Q

— (@itsevbro) February 1, 2020

My Valentine’s Day plan is that I’m gonna wake up and have breakfast with you darling and then we’ll have drinks together and then dinner. I’ll call ya later love ya

WTF, I’m a teetotaller and SINGLE! Who’s behind my predictive text? 🧐 https://t.co/FE8ug0Lbyp

— Vallie (@Cest_La_Vee_) February 2, 2020