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MTV have put out a casting call to the city of Glasgow to participate in the newest dating programme, Are You The One?
Are You The One? is a UK spin-off of the hit US version, first beginning in 2014. The first ever UK series is airing now on MTV, but casting companies are getting in early to secure the next cast for the show. Unlike Love Island, which sees contestants couple up based on luck and vibes, Are You The One? scientifically matches the 10 men and 10 women beforehand–and it’s up to them to find out who science deems to be their perfect partner.
The contestants will take part in Match Up ceremonies along the way, which will let them know if they’re on the right track. If the 20 contestants can find the 10 Perfect Matches by the end of the show, they could go home with a cash prize–and maybe love.
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