60 Most Likely To Questions

April 12, 2026 · 6 min read

Most Likely To is the game that turns opinions into debates and quiet friends into roasters. Someone reads a prompt, everyone points at the person they think fits best, and whoever gets the most votes has to own it.

These 60 questions work for friend groups, couples, road trips, and anywhere you want to start a conversation that ends with someone saying "okay but WHEN did I ever..."

Funny (1–20)

1. Most likely to laugh at their own jokes.
2. Most likely to trip over nothing.
3. Most likely to accidentally send a text to the wrong person.
4. Most likely to forget why they walked into a room.
5. Most likely to cry during a commercial.
6. Most likely to survive on pizza and energy drinks alone.
7. Most likely to fall asleep in public.
8. Most likely to check their phone during a movie.
9. Most likely to start a dance party at the worst possible time.
10. Most likely to Google something mid-conversation to prove they're right.
11. Most likely to accidentally wear their shirt inside out all day.
12. Most likely to sing in the shower loud enough for the neighbors to hear.
13. Most likely to get lost in their own neighborhood.
14. Most likely to become famous for something ridiculous.
15. Most likely to spend an entire day in pajamas.
16. Most likely to impulse-buy something they'll never use.
17. Most likely to have 47 browser tabs open at once.
18. Most likely to talk to animals like they're people.
19. Most likely to laugh at the worst possible moment.
20. Most likely to say "I'm not drunk" while clearly drunk.

For Friends (21–35)

21. Most likely to forget to reply to a text for three days.
22. Most likely to plan a trip and never actually book it.
23. Most likely to bail on plans last minute.
24. Most likely to show up an hour late and act like it's normal.
25. Most likely to become a millionaire.
26. Most likely to accidentally start a group chat argument.
27. Most likely to get kicked out of a library.
28. Most likely to still be texting exes.
29. Most likely to spill a secret they promised to keep.
30. Most likely to adopt 12 cats and live alone.
31. Most likely to move to another country on a whim.
32. Most likely to win an argument they were 100% wrong about.
33. Most likely to cry at a wedding.
34. Most likely to overshare in a first conversation.
35. Most likely to ghost someone and then text them six months later.

For Couples (36–50)

36. Most likely to say "I love you" first.
37. Most likely to cry during a fight.
38. Most likely to forget an anniversary.
39. Most likely to fall asleep during a movie.
40. Most likely to stay up late overthinking the relationship.
41. Most likely to plan the perfect date.
42. Most likely to get jealous over nothing.
43. Most likely to apologize first after a fight.
44. Most likely to leave their phone unlocked around their partner.
45. Most likely to want to adopt a pet together.
46. Most likely to send long "good morning" paragraphs.
47. Most likely to bring up something from six months ago mid-argument.
48. Most likely to surprise their partner with a spontaneous trip.
49. Most likely to be clingy when they're sick.
50. Most likely to get caught checking out someone else.

Deep (51–60)

51. Most likely to drop everything to help a friend in need.
52. Most likely to keep a secret for 20 years.
53. Most likely to struggle with saying no.
54. Most likely to change the world in some way.
55. Most likely to live with regret over something they didn't do.
56. Most likely to forgive but never forget.
57. Most likely to burn out trying to make everyone happy.
58. Most likely to sacrifice their own happiness for someone else.
59. Most likely to be the friend people call at 3 a.m.
60. Most likely to inspire someone without realizing it.

How to play Most Likely To

The basics: Someone reads a prompt out loud. On the count of three, everyone points at the person they think fits the description best. Whoever gets the most votes "wins" that round.

Add stakes: The person who gets the most votes has to explain why everyone's right, or take a drink, or answer a follow-up question.

Make it faster: Use Chips & Chill to shuffle through prompts instead of reading from a list. Tap to reveal, point, move on.

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