100 Funny Most Likely To Questions for Any Group

Funny most likely to questions about everyday mishaps

Small disasters that are only funny when they happen to someone else.

Who’s most likely to push a door that clearly says pull?
Who’s most likely to put the cereal in the fridge and the milk in the cupboard?
Who’s most likely to wear their shirt inside out all day without noticing?
Who’s most likely to get stuck in a revolving door?
Who’s most likely to join the wrong line and wait 20 minutes before noticing?
Who’s most likely to spill something on their shirt right before a photo?
Who’s most likely to drop their keys through the only crack in the deck?
Who’s most likely to walk into the wrong classroom and stay for the whole lesson?
Who’s most likely to sneeze during the quietest moment of a movie?
Who’s most likely to get chased by a goose?
Who’s most likely to put salt in their tea instead of sugar?
Who’s most likely to get startled by their own reflection?
Who’s most likely to say "hi" to a mannequin?
Who’s most likely to go in for a high five when the other person wanted a hug?
Who’s most likely to get their own name wrong when they're nervous?
Who’s most likely to start clapping before the song is over?
Who’s most likely to say "good morning" at three in the afternoon?
Who’s most likely to try to unlock the front door with their car remote?
Who’s most likely to get tangled up in a hammock?
Who’s most likely to lose rock, paper, scissors to a toddler?

Absurd most likely to questions

Nobody here has done these yet. Somebody here definitely would.

Who’s most likely to get followed home by a family of ducks?
Who’s most likely to start a band with their pets?
Who’s most likely to win an argument with a parrot?
Who’s most likely to get a fortune cookie message that actually comes true?
Who’s most likely to be the first person to say hi to an alien?
Who’s most likely to start a fan club for their favorite snack?
Who’s most likely to build a robot to do all their chores?
Who’s most likely to start a secret club with only one member?
Who’s most likely to challenge a pigeon to a staring contest?
Who’s most likely to write a song about their breakfast?
Who’s most likely to get stuck living the same Tuesday over and over?
Who’s most likely to join a traveling circus as the tightrope walker?
Who’s most likely to carry a lucky rubber duck everywhere?
Who’s most likely to invent a sport nobody else understands?
Who’s most likely to turn a cardboard box into a castle and live in it?
Who’s most likely to lose their sandwich to a seagull at the beach?
Who’s most likely to try to hatch an egg from the grocery store?
Who’s most likely to convince everyone they're a secret agent?
Who’s most likely to answer every question in a rhyme for a whole day?
Who’s most likely to challenge a stranger to a dance-off in the grocery store?

Funny most likely to questions for parties

Birthday parties, sleepovers, backyard barbecues: somebody always steals the show.

Who’s most likely to show up two hours early to a party?
Who’s most likely to start a conga line?
Who’s most likely to bring a board game to every party, just in case?
Who’s most likely to take musical chairs way too seriously?
Who’s most likely to forget the name of the person throwing the party?
Who’s most likely to break the piñata on the very first swing?
Who’s most likely to dance like nobody is watching while everyone is watching?
Who’s most likely to make friends with the DJ?
Who’s most likely to request the same song five times in one night?
Who’s most likely to go lower than anyone else at limbo?
Who’s most likely to show up wearing the same outfit as the host?
Who’s most likely to end up in charge of the music without being asked?
Who’s most likely to show up with a gift for the wrong holiday?
Who’s most likely to win the costume contest with a homemade costume?
Who’s most likely to pop half the balloons by accident?
Who’s most likely to organize a lip sync battle in the living room?
Who’s most likely to wear a party hat for the entire night?
Who’s most likely to arrive with a cake that has the wrong name on it?
Who’s most likely to win every party game and give a victory speech?
Who’s most likely to bring a dish nobody can identify?

Most likely to questions about weird talents

The flattering ones. Winners can show off their talent on the spot if it's quick and safe.

Who’s most likely to whistle with two fingers loud enough to stop traffic?
Who’s most likely to do a spot-on impression of a cartoon character?
Who’s most likely to name the breed of every dog at the park?
Who’s most likely to solve a puzzle cube in under a minute?
Who’s most likely to burp the whole alphabet?
Who’s most likely to juggle anything they can find?
Who’s most likely to make animal noises so real the dog gets confused?
Who’s most likely to stack cups into a giant pyramid?
Who’s most likely to fold a fitted sheet perfectly?
Who’s most likely to parallel park on the first try?
Who’s most likely to learn every word to a song after hearing it once?
Who’s most likely to fall asleep anywhere, even standing up?
Who’s most likely to flip a pancake without a spatula?
Who’s most likely to find a four-leaf clover?
Who’s most likely to win a prize from the claw machine?
Who’s most likely to moonwalk across the kitchen floor?
Who’s most likely to draw a perfect circle without a ruler?
Who’s most likely to open any jar on the first try?
Who’s most likely to guess what's for dinner by the smell from the driveway?
Who’s most likely to spin a basketball on one finger?

Funny most likely to questions about the future

Dream jobs and life plans that make no sense at all.

Who’s most likely to open a museum of their own socks?
Who’s most likely to land a job testing pillows?
Who’s most likely to get hired as an official ice cream taster?
Who’s most likely to star in a local furniture store commercial?
Who’s most likely to live in a treehouse as a grown-up?
Who’s most likely to dress up as a sports mascot for a living?
Who’s most likely to write a cookbook with only cereal recipes?
Who’s most likely to invent a pizza topping nobody should try?
Who’s most likely to become the voice that announces the floors in an elevator?
Who’s most likely to get to name a new crayon color?
Who’s most likely to travel the world as a giant-bubble artist?
Who’s most likely to have a pet more famous than they are?
Who’s most likely to live in a lighthouse?
Who’s most likely to wear shoes with a built-in snack pocket?
Who’s most likely to turn their garage into a ball pit?
Who’s most likely to get their own parade for no reason at all?
Who’s most likely to open a dance school for dogs?
Who’s most likely to judge the town's snowman contest every year?
Who’s most likely to yodel from the top of a mountain every morning?
Who’s most likely to turn cloud watching into a full-time job?

How to get the most laughs

These cards play like every round of Most Likely To: read it, count to three, point. The big laughs come from what happens after the fingers go up.

Ask for evidence. The winner explains why the group is wrong, and someone else tells the story that proves it.
Read with feeling. A dramatic pause before “get chased by a goose” does half the work.
Let talents happen. In Weird talents, the winner can try it right there if it's quick and safe, like a whistle or a cartoon voice.
Play Mixed. A Silly futures card right after a Mishaps card keeps the room guessing.

Big reveals with the secret vote

Pointing is half the fun with funny questions, but a secret vote has its moments. The full Most Likely To game has a Secret vote mode: the phone goes around, everyone taps a name in private, and the results appear all at once. A surprise landslide nobody saw coming is often the best laugh of the night.

It also helps shy players and new groups. Nobody has to be the only finger pointing at the host, and the person who wins can't tell who started it. Switch back to pointing for the next card to keep the pace up.

Write your own funny questions

The funniest homemade cards come from real moments in your group. A few rules of thumb help.

Start from a real story. If everyone remembers the time someone got chased by a goose, that card writes itself.
Be specific. “Get stuck in a revolving door” is funnier than “be clumsy,” because everyone can picture it.
Laugh with, not at. Tease a habit or a moment, never how someone looks or anything they can't change.

Once the room is warmed up, keep going with funny would you rather questions, or split into teams for Charades. Both run on the same phone, with nothing to set up.

Questions

Are these funny questions clean?

Yes. The humor is silly, not mean: mishaps, animals, food and odd talents. Nothing is about looks, weight or anything a person can't change.

Are they good for kids?

Yes. Kids love Absurd and Silly futures. The only gross-out moment is a single card about burping the alphabet.

How many players do you need?

Four or more is best, and funny questions get better in a big group. At a party of 15, pointing still takes a second.

Can we play on a video call?

Yes. Share your screen, read the card out loud and have everyone type a name in the chat on three. The reveal is just as funny on camera.

How do we pick a winner?

Give a point to whoever gets the most votes on each card. The player with the most points at the end is officially the funniest person in the room, like it or not.

Funny Most Likely To Questions