80 Most Likely To Questions for Friends (Keep It Friendly)

How to play without putting anyone on the spot

Gather at least three friends. Read one question, count “three, two, one,” and point together. The person with the most votes may share a story; they do not owe the room an explanation. A tie is fine, and pointing to yourself is allowed.

Say this before starting: “You can pass on any prompt or story. We’re laughing with each other.” Skip anything that stops feeling friendly. Do not turn votes into drinking penalties, dares, or a running score of who gets picked most.

Easy starters

1. Who is most likely to make friends with the neighbor’s dog before meeting the neighbor?
2. Who is most likely to bring a backup phone charger for the whole room?
3. Who is most likely to remember a server’s name a month later?
4. Who is most likely to arrive early and accidentally become the cohost?
5. Who is most likely to give every car they own a dramatic nickname?
6. Who is most likely to find the coziest seat before anyone takes off their coat?
7. Who is most likely to turn a grocery run into a neighborhood catch-up?
8. Who is most likely to notice that someone needs a chair before they ask?
9. Who is most likely to have a favorite spoon and a convincing reason for it?
10. Who is most likely to put everyone’s leftovers in the right containers?

At a night in

11. Who is most likely to create a snack station with handwritten labels?
12. Who is most likely to learn the rules just so everyone else can start playing?
13. Who is most likely to choose the exact song the room needed?
14. Who is most likely to offer their living room for the next get-together?
15. Who is most likely to build a pillow fort during the snack break?
16. Who is most likely to remember whose cup is whose?
17. Who is most likely to invent a new house rule that everyone actually likes?
18. Who is most likely to find an extra chair in a place nobody thought to look?
19. Who is most likely to make the best entrance while carrying a bowl of chips?
20. Who is most likely to stay to help put the furniture back?

Food and tiny opinions

21. Who is most likely to bring a dipping sauce nobody has heard of?
22. Who is most likely to treat choosing a pizza topping like a friendly debate?
23. Who is most likely to have strong opinions about the best shape of pasta?
24. Who is most likely to save the last cookie for someone else?
25. Who is most likely to make a very good sandwich out of unlikely leftovers?
26. Who is most likely to name a homemade recipe after a friend?
27. Who is most likely to read every option on a menu and order their usual?
28. Who is most likely to taste a mystery snack and guess every ingredient?
29. Who is most likely to pack a picnic for an ordinary Tuesday?
30. Who is most likely to remember everyone’s coffee order?

Out and about

31. Who is most likely to find a great little bookstore on any trip?
32. Who is most likely to take a scenic detour that becomes the highlight?
33. Who is most likely to chat with a seatmate and discover a shared hobby?
34. Who is most likely to choose a vacation spot because of one excellent bakery?
35. Who is most likely to organize a group photo where nobody is blinking?
36. Who is most likely to know the quietest place to sit in a busy park?
37. Who is most likely to bring a paperback for a ten-minute wait?
38. Who is most likely to pick the perfect roadside stop?
39. Who is most likely to learn three useful phrases before traveling?
40. Who is most likely to turn a rainy afternoon into a memorable outing?

Everyday plot twists

41. Who is most likely to wave back at someone who was waving at somebody else?
42. Who is most likely to look for their glasses while wearing them?
43. Who is most likely to walk into a room and forget their mission?
44. Who is most likely to buy a greeting card because it is too funny to leave behind?
45. Who is most likely to give an inanimate object a pep talk?
46. Who is most likely to make a playlist for cleaning one drawer?
47. Who is most likely to accidentally dress to match the couch?
48. Who is most likely to keep a useful box for several years?
49. Who is most likely to send a message to the group while sitting in the same room?
50. Who is most likely to discover a new hobby while putting off a small chore?

A little creative chaos

51. Who is most likely to draw the most recognizable animal in ten seconds?
52. Who is most likely to make a convincing movie trailer using only a kitchen towel?
53. Who is most likely to invent a dance move while looking for their keys?
54. Who is most likely to write a theme song for the group chat?
55. Who is most likely to do a spot-on impression of a grumpy elevator?
56. Who is most likely to find a costume in an ordinary closet?
57. Who is most likely to make an elaborate sound effect for a very small event?
58. Who is most likely to design a board game based on doing laundry?
59. Who is most likely to give a houseplant a complicated backstory?
60. Who is most likely to make a paper airplane that actually comes back?

If life got wonderfully weird

61. Who is most likely to become the mayor of a town populated by cats?
62. Who is most likely to open a café on the moon?
63. Who is most likely to teach a dragon to fetch slippers?
64. Who is most likely to run a lost-and-found desk for time travelers?
65. Who is most likely to start a support group for misunderstood movie monsters?
66. Who is most likely to win a talent show judged entirely by robots?
67. Who is most likely to persuade a ghost to help with the dishes?
68. Who is most likely to choose a very impractical superhero name?
69. Who is most likely to befriend an alien by offering it a snack?
70. Who is most likely to create the official rules for competitive cloud watching?

End on a kind note

71. Who is most likely to remember to check in after a big day?
72. Who is most likely to make a newcomer feel part of the group?
73. Who is most likely to notice a friend’s new creative project?
74. Who is most likely to give the most useful, low-pressure encouragement?
75. Who is most likely to celebrate someone else’s small win?
76. Who is most likely to make an ordinary errand more fun?
77. Who is most likely to remember a story someone told months ago?
78. Who is most likely to bring a little extra in case another person joins?
79. Who is most likely to find something good about an unexpectedly quiet evening?
80. Who is most likely to bring this group together again?

An eight-question round you can use tonight

Read questions 2, 14, 25, 33, 47, 54, 69, and 80 in that order: easy opener, a few specific situations, one imaginary twist, and a kind finish. Stop sooner if a story takes over the room. The other questions are a menu for another evening, not homework.

For new acquaintances, begin with the imaginary group and let people guess. For close friends, mix in ordinary habits. Avoid rewriting a prompt around money, relationships, bodies, or private information about a particular guest.

Use this list or try the browser demo

These 80 questions are a static reading list for a host. They have not been added to the browser game. FettiPop’s Who’s Most Likely? demo runs eight prompts drawn from twelve sample questions, with a countdown and Next prompt control. It is free, works in one room, and needs no account.

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