How to play
- Prop the phone at eye level, load a get to know me set, and record alone.
- Answer each prompt above your head in one short sentence.
- Rate the question 1 to 10 for how much it says about you.
- Post the twelve best as a tag clip and invite people to answer the same set.
Basics
- Where are you from originally?
- What do you do most days?
- What is one thing you are always early for?
- What is your birth order?
- What languages do you speak?
- What name would you pick for yourself?
- Where would you call home?
- What do you do for fun?
- Who is your oldest friend?
- What does your daily routine look like?
- What do you study or work on?
- What time zone are you in?
Favorites
- Favorite meal someone cooks for you?
- Favorite place you have visited?
- Favorite way to spend a rainy day?
- Favorite word to say?
- Favorite thing you own?
- Favorite song right now?
- Favorite season and why?
- Favorite thing about your town?
- Favorite compliment to give?
- Favorite way to relax?
- Favorite movie to fall asleep to?
- Favorite memory from last year?
Habits and quirks
- What do you do first thing in the morning?
- What is your weirdest food combination?
- Do you make your bed?
- How many alarms do you set?
- What is your phone battery at right now?
- Do you talk to yourself while working?
- What is your snack while studying?
- Do you plan or improvise?
- What is your go to excuse?
- How do you organize your camera roll?
- What do you always pack first?
- What is your screen time like?
Dreams
- What city would you try for a year?
- What job would you do for free?
- What skill will you learn next?
- What would you do with a free month?
- Where do you want to wake up?
- What would you build if nothing stopped you?
- What would your perfect day look like?
- What are you saving for?
- What would you write about?
- Who would you want to meet?
- What would you fix in your town?
- What is your five year wish?
Filming tips
- Answer in full sentences that repeat the question, so each clip still makes sense when it is posted on its own.
- Film the whole set in one sitting. Matching light across forty eight answers is what makes a solo run look deliberate.
More lists
- Icebreaker Questions: Icebreakers work best when nobody has to invent one on the spot.
- Random Questions to Ask: Random questions are the reset button for a conversation that has gone flat.
- Deep Questions to Ask: Deep questions slow the format down instead of speeding it up.