A Woman Matched With Her Brother On Hinge & TikTokers Are Lining Up To Take Him Instead

"We are compatible in the sense we share the same parents..."

The Hinge dating app on a phone. Right: The TikToker explaining how Hinge thinks she's compatible with her brother.

The Hinge dating app on a phone. Right: The TikToker explaining how Hinge thinks she's compatible with her brother.

Senior Writer

Online dating can be tough — so tough that one dating app went so far as to suggest two siblings should meet up.

A TikToker posted a video saying she recently decided to get back on Hinge to try it out again and was shocked when she found out her most compatible match was her brother.

TikToker Dani, who runs the account @danikravette, started out by saying she had deleted Hinge a week or so ago and was ready to get back out there. She then wanted to "vomit" when she realized that Hinge was trying to match her with her sibling.

In the video, Dani zooms out to show the profile of a man named Jordan before revealing he's her brother.

"Super cute, right? Yeah, it runs in the family," she jokingly says. "But I don't know if he's the one for me."

"I mean I guess we are compatible in the sense we share the same parents and like shelter growing up and like blood and DNA."

@danikravette

No simpatico

Dani ends her video by confirming her brother is single for any ladies who are interested, and boy are they ever!

Women have been lining up in the comments section asking Dani various questions like where Jordan lives and whether he's found anyone since the video went up.

"I wish I got most compatible with Jordan," one person wrote.

"First of all. Your brother is so cute... interested!" another TikToker commented.

Another person asked Dani to "tag" Jordan in the video.

While a lot of the comments were from women trying to get with Jordan, others just found the entire scenario hilarious.

"LMAO even hinge was like girl there's nothing out there have you tried family?" one person said.

"Game of Thrones home edition," another person noted.

"Most compatible for a blood transfusion maybe," another person stated.

Another TikTok user said the same thing used to happen to her and her brother all the time and she even mentioned it at his wedding.

In fact, it happens more often than you think.

Based on all the reaction Dani's TikTok is getting we're hoping she posts a follow-up video so we know if her brother ended up finding a match!

This article's left-hand cover image was used for illustrative purposes only.

  • Senior Writer

    Asymina Kantorowicz (she/her) was a Senior Writer for Narcity Media. She has worked at Yahoo Canada, CTV News Vancouver Island, CTV News Channel, and CHCH News. Over the past eight years, she took on various newsroom roles and helped produce award-winning newscasts. Loving the fast-paced environment of any newsroom, she helped cover stories like the 2016 royal visit to Victoria, the 2019 B.C. manhunt, and provincial elections. She had an MA in journalism and a BA in media from Western University. She moved from Toronto to Victoria a few years ago and loved being close to the ocean.

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