How to play
- Sit one person in front of the camera and start recording before the first prompt.
- Prompts appear above their head back to back with no gaps for thinking.
- Every answer gets rated 1 to 10 out loud by whoever is holding the phone.
- Swap the chair after a minute and post both rounds together.
Warm up round
- Best decision you made this year?
- Most played song right now?
- Favorite person to text?
- Go to comfort movie?
- What time do you actually sleep?
- Last thing you bought?
- Best snack in your kitchen?
- Longest you have gone without your phone?
- Favorite holiday of the year?
- What sport would you try?
- Morning routine in three words?
- Best trip you ever took?
Rapid fire
- First word that describes you?
- Who calls you the most?
- What is your lucky number?
- Window or aisle?
- Text or call?
- Cats or dogs?
- Early bird or last minute?
- Your usual order?
- Most used emoji right now?
- Best season of the year?
- Sneakers or boots?
- Last app you opened?
Getting real
- What are you proud of and never say?
- What do you need more of right now?
- What compliment is hard to accept?
- What are you still learning?
- What do you forgive easily?
- What makes you feel safe?
- What would you tell your younger self?
- What is your definition of a good day?
- What is worth being late for?
- What do you want people to remember?
- What are you scared to try?
- What changed your mind this year?
Friend group edition
- Who is always running late?
- Who gives the best advice?
- Who would survive a road trip alone?
- Who is the group photographer?
- Who orders for everyone?
- Who never reads the group chat?
- Who plans everything?
- Who laughs the loudest?
- Who would you call at midnight?
- Who has the best playlist?
- Who is the most competitive?
- Who will host the reunion?
Filming tips
- Shoot the hot seat straight on and close, so the prompt and the face share the frame with nothing else.
- Count the answers down out loud. A visible clock or countdown makes the pressure read on camera.
- Do not let the person in the chair see the list beforehand. A prepared answer is a dead clip.
More lists
- Truth or Dare Questions: Truth or dare on camera skips the arguing about whose turn it is.
- Random Questions to Ask: Random questions are the reset button for a conversation that has gone flat.
- Spicy Questions: Spicy here means bold, not adult.