Adapaavi, aambalaya neeyi? People in shock after genderswap filter

A man has taken the world of Tinder to the next level after setting up a fake account with a female filter version of himself. Twenty-year-old Jake Askew, from Norwich, was flooded by with more than 1650 swipes and around 400 matches from men as his alter-ego "Jess".

He set up the profile because he thought he look unreal. Soon he also revealed the inappropriate messeages that flooded in. Speaking to LADbible, he said: "One chap asked 'Are you a piece of art because I want to nail you up against the wall'." Another talked to me about his 'pork sword' and one bloke simply asked me to 'sit on his face'. I didn't let anyone know about it, I'll keep em guessing."

He added: "To be fair I looked at myself with the Snapchat filter on and thought I looked unreal, showed my mate and we thought we'd make a Tinder just to see if I'd get any matches from it ... Obviously didn't expect to be liked by over 1600 thirsty lads."

The prank is the latest story to break since Snapchat released the gender swap filter that's been causing havoc to both men and women online.