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Caribou Coffee's Dream Date: A Sip at Love is Six Episodes on TikTok

Many Gen Z daters are ditching dating apps entirely in favor of tapping their social media communities for dates, and Caribou Coffee's Dream Date: A Sip at Love is a six-episode TikTok dating show that was made with this generation in mind. Hosted by comedian and reality TV star Hannah Berner, Dream Date celebrates Caribou Coffee's new iced drink menu and aims to spark connections between young singles in search of love.

"We really wanted to shake it up this summer, and after lots of conversations with our Gen Z guests, we concluded that they love four things: energy drinks, Fruit Shakers, afternoon treats… and dating shows," said Caribou Coffee Chief Brand & Marketing Officer, Erin Newkirk.

In each short-form episode, two contestants come together in a speed dating-style setting and Berner will help the Gen Z daters decide if it's a match or a pass.
Trend Themes
1. Short-form Content - Engaging viewers through brief, digestible episodes on platforms like TikTok aligns with new media consumption habits.
2. Social Media-based Dating - Utilizing social media to create dating experiences taps into Gen Z's preference for integrated and community-driven interaction.
3. Branded Entertainment - Incorporating brand messages within entertainment content creates a seamless promotional strategy that resonates with younger audiences.
Industry Implications
1. Television and Streaming - The rise of short-form dating shows on social media signals a shift in how audiences consume television-like content.
2. Beverage Industry - Leveraging entertaining online formats to promote new products can elevate brand presence and connect with target demographics effectively.
3. Social Media Marketing - Developing content specifically for social media platforms allows brands to engage directly with their audience in a native environment.

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