to the popular travel tips website Cruise Mummy, upside-down pineapples are often seen on the cabin doors of cruise ships. The upside-down pineapple frequently features in the #swingtok videos - further evidence of the growing popularity of the No, immediately no! 😳😂 #upsidedownpineapple #tennessee #jokes #notswingers #swingtok #jokes ♬ original sound – Leah Donohoe Swingers in residence! One man arrived at an Airbnb to find the accommodation was owned by someone signaling that they were up for partner swapping. While there have long been other covert ways to identify swingers - such as pampas grass and a person wearing a black ring on their right hand - upside-down pineapples have now become the symbol du jour thanks to TikTok.Īs the “sex party” summer of 2022 looms, the viral video platform has become a haven for sharing stories and information about unconventional kinks, with the hashtag #swingtok racking up a staggering 1.7 billion views. However, slang watchdogs noticed the popularity of the symbol “rising massively” among the partner swapping community in the 1990s, Men’s Health reported this week. It’s unclear how the upturned fruit came to signify swinging.
“Tell me you’re a swinger without telling me you’re a swinger,” one experimental TikTokker wrote beneath a viral video showing her turning her pineapple earring upside down.
NYC ready for threesomes, sex parties after disappointing hot vax summerīut while some lusty vacationers are brazen with their pineapple displays, other swingers are more subtle, putting pineapple pins and earrings on their clothing to signify their status. Both: Getty Images Randy travelers are purportedly pinning posters of upside-down pineapples to their hotel doors to let fellow vacationers know they’re up for swinging. The #UpsideDownPineapple hashtag has racked up 136 million views on TikTok - often paired with #SwingTok, which has 1.7 billion views of its own. An upside down pineapple is a secret symbol used by swingers to initiate partner swapping. “People’s sex drives tend to go off the charts during vacations,” John Kamau, CEO of the hook-up app Cruise Ship Mingle, told The Post, saying he’s shocked by the number of swinging couples signing up for his, uh, pineapple-friendly service. The hashtag #UpsideDownPineapple has clocked a whopping 138 million views on TikTok as of Wednesday, with some clips claiming swingers even leave an actual pineapple upturned out front of their Airbnb accommodation to indicate that they enjoy partner swapping. Here’s the scoop: Randy travelers are pinning posters of upside-down pineapples to their hotel and cruise ship cabin doors to let fellow vacationers know they’re up for swinging. TikTokers are exposing the juicy underground symbol that indicates couples are eager for erotic experimentation - and it appears completely innocuous without insider info. You’ll never look at this fruit the same way again. NYC’s infamous Plato’s Retreat and its lurid tales of sex, swingers and the mob
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