It's Thursday, March 11th, welcome to Marketfoolery, I'm Chris Hill with me from the financial

capital of the United States of America.

It's Maria Gallagher.

Thanks for being here.

Thanks for having me.

We've got specialty retail, we have international retail, but we're going to start with the business

of relationships.

Bumbles, first earnings report as a public company was a hit.

New up 31%, we will get to the stock in a minute, but you tell me what stood out in

Bumble's quarter.

I think what was interesting to me is how many paying users are on both of Bumble's platforms.

So Bumble is one of their apps, which is the women make the first move app and then Badu,

which is popular in Europe and Latin America has the slogan date, honestly.

So that's a different app all under the Bumble umbrella.

So the Badu, there were 1.4 million paying users.

And there were 1.2 million paying Bumble users.

And that's just the people who pay for it.

And then their total users as of last September was about 42, probably higher now, million.

And so I thought that that was interesting.

Both of those numbers were a little bit higher than I thought.

And then on top of that, it finished at its quarter with 31% revenue growth.

For their full year of 2020 revenue was up 19% to 582 million.

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