Most Likely To?

by Sydney Sussman
(New York)

-- Teen Party Games --

You must have: 3 or more players

In this game, players sit in a big circle. The group decides on which person goes first by age, or if they're all the same age they pick who goes first by who has the earliest birthday.

Now the first person whispers a "most likely to question" into the person's ear next to them. For example a player may whisper "Who's most likely to be a clown when they grow up?" or "Who's most likely to be a millionaire when they grow up?". Then the player that is being whispered to points at the person that they believe is most likely to complete that action.

However, the person that is being whispered to cannot say aloud what the action that was being whispered to them was. They most only point to the person they believe will commit the action. Then that person being pointed to must hold up one finger.

Then, the person that was whispered to whispers their own "most likely to question" into the person next to them's ear and so on.

At the end of the round when everyone has told a "most likely to question", everyone tells their "most likely to question", who they asked the question to, and who that person picked as the person who would commit that action.

Rules:
There must be at least 3 people or more

You cannot tell your most likely to question to any player until everyone has asked a "most likely to question".

The questions do not have to make sense and aren't intended to hurt anybody else.