Calling all college students and GloRilla fans! Want to see GloRilla and Gunna live on your campus? Here’s your chance with Tinder’s Swipe Off Challenge.
From September 4 to October 2, 2024, students can use their Tinder U accounts to send Likes, Super Likes, and Nopes. The college that racks up the highest percentage of Swipe activity will win an exclusive concert featuring these hip-hop powerhouses this fall.
GloRilla, the voice behind the viral mixtape Ehhthang Ehhthang, which boasts over 550 million U.S. streams, and Gunna, known for his chart-topping album a Gift & a Curse, are ready to light up your school with their performances. To participate, you must be 18 or older and enrolled at one of the selected colleges and universities across the U.S. Just connect your student email to your Tinder profile and start swiping to score this once-in-a-lifetime campus event!
Check out the full details and official rules at the Tinder Swipe Off website.
What is the Tinder U Swipe Off Challenge?
- The Tinder U Swipe Off Challenge is a contest where college students use their Tinder U accounts to send Likes, Super Likes, and Nopes. The college with the highest percentage of Swipe activity will win a free concert by GloRilla and Gunna.
How can students participate in the Tinder U Swipe Off Challenge?
- Students can participate by connecting their student email to their Tinder profile and using the app to engage with others through Likes, Super Likes, and Nopes. The challenge counts all these interactions to determine the winning college.
When does the Tinder U Swipe Off Challenge take place?
- The challenge runs from September 4, 2024, to October 2, 2024.
Who are the artists performing at the winning college in the Tinder U Swipe Off Challenge?
- The artists performing are GloRilla, known for her mixtape Ehhthang Ehhthang, and Gunna, known for his album a Gift & a Curse. Both are popular hip-hop artists.
What are the requirements for participating in the Tinder U Swipe Off Challenge?
- Participants must be 18 years or older and enrolled at one of the select colleges and universities in the CONUS (Contiguous United States).
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