‘Catching Print’: The Cheeky Dating Hack Everyone'S Trying

A TikTok Trend That Might Make You Blush

TikTok is no stranger to bold catchphrases, but "catching print" might just top the list for its cheeky ingenuity. This playful tactic is all about using the silhouette and shape of a man's pants to estimate his, ahem, assets, and it's capturing the attention of girls, guys, and some intrigued straight men.

The mastermind behind this eyebrow-raising trend is Anwar White, a dating coach whose expertise has quickly become the stuff of TikTok legend. On March 13, 2026, he took to the platform to respond to a viral video by TikToker Piper Bailey. She had humorously suggested that if men's size were as visible as women's, the world would be a quieter place. Anwar was quick to counter that some subtle sleuthing skills could make this happen, coining the term "catching print" to describe his method.

How To Master 'Catching Print'

For those curious to try it out, White offers a detailed guide. He explains that understanding men's sizing involves recognizing three types of bulges: the A-bulge, B-bulge, and G-bulge. Each type lines up with an analogous women's cup size, helping daters make informed guesses without any guesswork.

“Girl, I'm your dating coach. I'm your fairy godfather. I'm gonna put you on game on how to actually figure that out without having to go to the bedroom with him,” White confidently shared.

White’s approach is both instructional and personal, sharing his own dating misadventures as cautionary tales. He doesn’t hold back, discussing his encounters with a variety of men, from those with "air pods" to those likened to continents.

A Viral Sensation Ignites the Internet

By March 25, 2026, White's video had blown up, racking up over 10.5 million views and a flood of likes and comments. Social media users immediately latched onto the concept, some humorously mentioning celebrities like Jacob Elordi in their comments.

Reflecting on the viral success, one commenter quipped, "This is JOURNALISM," while others marveled at how their TikTok algorithms led them to White’s revelation. People across the platform have since used his method to comically size up tech guys, political figures, and even their close friends.

This tongue-in-cheek hack has been hailed as a must-try life hack, with followers expressing their gratitude for White's insight, dubbing it "the best thing to come out of 2026." The Daily Dot attempted to reach White for further comments, but he remains elusive, leaving the internet buzzing in anticipation of his next move.