TikToker Cassidy Davis invites strangers to V-day rave: 'Bring a random and bring a bottle'
TikToker Cassidy Davis, who didn't want to be single on Valentine's day, asked her single girlfriends to bring male strangers, each of whom had matched with a friend on a dating app to attend her "chaotic" Valentine's day party. Davis titled the most uncommon hookup party as, "Bring a random and bring a bottle".
In a now-viral video series, Davis spelled out the rules of the soiree saying, "You have to bring a random person that you’ve matched with on a dating app." "It could be Tinder, it could be Bumble, it could be Farmers Only. I don’t give a … But it has to be a random person." The LA-based actress and producer added: "Ideally, you haven’t gone on a date with him yet. Ideally this party is your first date, so it’s like maximum chaos."
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Davis spelled out other rules of the party saying, "You have to bring a bottle of alcohol to drink because we’re going to need that." The TikToker also included in her plan a potential stranger-danger situation. "If someone is a murderer and murder happens, it’s a real life murder mystery party," Davis joked. In a follow-up clip, Davis said, "I think I have between five and 65 men coming." "These men keep asking if it’s going to be a sausage fest and I keep lying and saying ‘no.'"
In another clip, Davis also shared the freaky V-day festivities alongside hilarious private confessional clips of her guests in her bathroom during the party with her 29,000 TikTok followers. In the clip, one female confessed she was hoping to "find the love of my life" while another revealed she wants to "get married and have a baby" by the end of the night. Sammi, Davis co-host confessed, "I would want some new friends, and also maybe to f–k a stranger." "Maybe. If they’re worth it. Because I’m worth it." Another woman lamented, "S–t is really f–king hard these days, meeting people … Everyone just wants to f–k. I hate this so much. But like I’m literally obsessed."
Meanwhile, most of the male partygoers used comedy to spice their confessionals. One man joked in his toilet testimonial, "I’m a little nervous right now. This looks like some ‘Get Out’ s–t", likening Davis’ predominantly white matchup event to Jordan Peele’s 2017 romance-gone-wrong psychological thriller. "But, what do you know, to my surprise there are six other black people here. What else is more f–king ‘Get Out’ than that?", he added. Another man dressed in a suit made a witty remark on camera saying, "This is Joe Danger, representing the United States government. I’m here on a reconnaissance mission. And I’m probably going to say hello and goodbye like the great Beatles song."
Davis posted a follow-up Tik Tok video after the party got over, revealing that a few love connections were made, including one of her very own. Smiling of her budding romance with a partygoer named Ken, Davis said, "It’s kind of sweet that we were vibing with each other." "I’m probably going to see him again." She also confirmed that her co-host Sammi did in fact bed a stranger. Davis also said she plans to re-invite all the people who attended V-day's rave for another round of partying, next weekend. Davis concluded the clip by saying, "Thanks for enjoying our party, it was so fun," before making a public plea for a brand sponsorship. "Trojan condoms, if you’re still watching this, can you sponsor the next one please."