A woman has gone viral on social media for using a "hit me up" stamp to meet attractive single men at a nightclub.
Mel Lloyd, 22, took to TikTok to share a genius trick she used when she went on a night out with her friends.
The singleton used a personalized stamp with her contact details to show viewers how she approached men in the club in a "respectful" way.
In the video, she goes around the tables and bars to mingle with the men she likes. Then she takes out a custom-made stamp and puts a mark on a man's wrist or arm.
Watch Mel's TikTok below:The message on the stamp shows Mel's Instagram and Snapchat handles with a small comment, reading: "I think you're fit. If you're single you should hit me up."
After stamping the first single boy, the TikToker showed that she soon received a friend request on Snapchat to which she joked that it was her "first victim of the stamp".
As of this writing, the video amassed 1.3 million views and 111.9K likes on the social media platform, with many users praising Mel for her respectful approach.
One user wrote: "I love the 'if you’re single' respectful queen."
Another said: "Concise details, efficient delivery, and bonus points for materials used."
A third commented: "I like this video because it shows how good of a person you are. also if I were to do this, it'll be just men with long hair hahaha."
A fourth user joked: "Imagine their egos but then as they pay attention to their surroundings they see the same stamp on many others MUAHAHA."
In the video, the TikToker is also seen "accidentally" approaching a married man, however, she clarified that she has a rule of thumb in dating - no taken men.
"This one was married, so no stamp," she said as she was chatting with a man in a white shirt. She also wrote in the comment section that she had "a nice chat" about his wife and then apologized for approaching him.
Nevertheless, Mel was happy that her tactic worked. She said her strategy was simple, writing: "Personally I went up to them and asked if they were single and if they said yes, I stamped them and walked away."
She also updated viewers on the video-sharing app's comment section that she will share a "part two" video of the stamp saga soon.
