Becca's 'Bachelorette' Contestants Just Got Announced, So Let's Do The Damn Thing

Lincoln, "like the president," was one of the guys introduced during After the Final Rose. He got flustered and started blushing, because he was so excited to meet Becca.

During his intro on ATFR, Ryan played the banjo for Becca and sang about being "one of a kind." He received a ton of applause from the audience and offered to teach her to play the instrument any time.

Another of the early intros, Darius showered Becca with compliments after formally apologizing "on behalf of [his] gender." (Yes, that was clearly because of Arie.)

Chase said he is "ecstatic" to be in the competition during After the Final Rose, and made sure to emphasize that Becca deserves better. He said he hopes to be the door that opens when another closes.

When making his grand entrance on ATFR, Blake brought a horse — so yeah, the bar has been raised. Becca was definitely impressed and he got a head start on animal-themed limo exits.

Alex is a 31-year-old construction manager. He's also a "self-proclaimed country music lover," according to his bio on ABC's site.

Chris works as a sales trainer, who has "embraced the sunny Florida life since he was a kid," per his bio.

This 28-year-old is a banker, who also plays soccer.

This 31-year-old is known as Chris S. on the show initially, according to Chris Harrison. He's a former Harlem Globetrotter.

Just like Christon, Clay is an athlete. He's a pro football player in the NFL. He's 30 years old.

And yet another football player. Colton has a "big story," according to Harrison's commentary. (Mysteriously enough, his photo didn't get shown during The Bachelorette's Facebook Live announcement.)

Connor is a 25-year-old fitness coach from Florida. He apparently gets involved in a "little drama" in the house early on, the host teased on Facebook live.

You'll instantly recognize David during the premiere because the 25-year-old shows up in a chicken suit — yes, really.

He's a "sneaky good athlete," according to Harrison. He's also a medical sales rep.

Harrison said Grant is a Matt Damon lookalike. However, he's not an actor — he's an electrician.

Apparently Jake, a 29-year-old marketing consultant, has a "past" with Becca. (Consider fans' eyebrows raised.)

This guy is a senior corporate banker. Apparently, he also loves to belt out his favorite Disney tunes.

Jean Blanc is a "colognoisseur" — and you'll have to wait to see what exactly it means when he meets Becca on the show.

Thirty-one-year-old Joe is from Chicago and owns a grocery store. The way his bio describes him will make you say, "awww!" — "Successful in produce, but unsuccessful in love, Joe’s ripe and ready to be picked by the Bachelorette."

Harrison called him "arguably the most successful guy" who has ever been on the show. John is a software engineer, who also makes "world-famous banana bread."

He's a 26-year-old model. He's also a fan of kayaking and running.

According to his job description, Kamil is a "social media participant." Aren't we all?

This 31-year-old works as a stuntman. Harrison says to "not judge a book by its hair."

Mike is a 27-year-old sports analyst. He has a bulldog named Riggins.

No, Nick Viall isn't back again. This is a different Nick, who works as an attorney.

This IT consultant is a "big Wall Street guy," according to Harrison.

Apparently, Trent brings a "very interesting gift for Becca."

He's a 29-year-old graphic designer, who loves Harry Potter. And supposedly he's "hoping to cast an enchanting spell on the Bachelorette."

As for who winds up winning Becca's heart, you'll have to tune into the season premiere to find out.