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The youngest woman to appear on the show, is only 23 色中色视频� a year or or two older than most college seniors. Since many of the female contestants on the show identify as Gen Z, which the recognizes as individuals born from 1997-2012, younger audiences are able to relate to them.
The women on season 28 were able to appeal to younger audiences by posting content on their social media platforms as the show progressed. For example, social media personality Daisy Kent uploaded a to TikTok showcasing a behind-the-scenes moment in between filming with another contestant, Kelsey Anderson. The video received almost a million likes and had 1.2 million views.
Before each episode would air, Kent would share how she was feeling about millions of people watching her find love. These clips acted as a preview for what was to come, leaving fans wanting more.
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"I definitely think (social media) made the show more popular because a lot of people that hadn't heard of 'The Bachelor' heard of it through Instagram and TikTok," first-year nursing 色中色视频 Katelyn Shackelford said.
Whether it was intentional or not, these social media posts were a successful marketing technique in getting more people to tune into the show. By week four, the episode had nearly 5.9 million viewers tuning in, according to an by Variety. This was a 69% increase in viewings from when the season premiere originally aired.
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Shackelford said she thinks more people were interested in watching the show after seeing women get kicked off by Graziadei on social media.
The show also provides members of Gen-Z with a different perspective of dating than they are used to. We live in a world of persistent hookup culture and heavy influence of dating apps. But "The Bachelor" gives younger audiences insight on more face-to-face romance, as Graziadei selects a group date and a one-on-one date each week, getting to know the women in person rather than from behind a screen.
Through Graziadei's leading charisma, the presence of young, diverse contestants and social media preview content, the latest season of "The Bachelor" has garnered the largest audience in over .
The next bachelor has yet to be announced, but the bar for the next season has been set high after the success of season 28.