A quiz which reveals what type of human feeling you are has gone viral on TikTok and here is how you can do it yourself.
If you spend any time on TikTok or even Twitter for that matter you may have seen people posting results from a quiz called the "what human feeling are you."
It's part of the latest trend on the social media platforms and funnily enough, comes from a Russian test on a website called Uquiz. The first thing you'll notice is that the quiz is in Russian so unless you can read the language we recommend that you hit translate on your browser which you can usually do in the search bar at the top of your screen.
Now, some of the questions are quite random and due to translation issues but be a bit hard to understand or read. For instance one of the questions is: "choose a random event from my life that suits you." Some of the options for this question include: "I thought about the bad, cried, and then mentally said well, fuck him and went to do my own thing" and " I listened to music on the swing for an hour and a half and thought a lot." As you can tell it's quite emo.
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Anyway, the quiz gives you eleven questions to answer and at the end, it'll tell you which emotion you are. Some of them are relatively simple to explain like 'despondency' or 'love' while others are slightly more random like: "lying in a meadow on a sunny day."
Here are some of the results that people have got so far.
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\u201cI just took the \u201cwhat human feeling are you\u201d quiz and I\u2019m sobbing\u201d
— disa\u2077 (@disa\u2077) 1655512389
\u201ci tried this what human feeling are you quiz thing from tiktok\u201d
— Evie (@Evie) 1655635077
\u201c\u201cwhat human feeling are you??\u201d quiz\n\nthis results makes me wanna lay down and cry.\u201d
— maye (@maye) 1655632887
\u201cI feel infinitely called out. I don\u2019t know what that means but it means something \ud83d\ude01\n\nContext: \u201cwhat human feeling are you\u201d quiz\u201d
— \u2728 Cedar \u2728 (@\u2728 Cedar \u2728) 1655601547
\u201ccrying rn? i just took the 'what human feeling are you' and 'what romance trope are u' tests and..\u201d
— ellie\u273f (@ellie\u273f) 1655500846
\u201cWhat human feeling are you. \n//t.co/M3dunqjrTh\u201d
— \u063a\u064a\u0645\u0629\u2601\ufe0f (@\u063a\u064a\u0645\u0629\u2601\ufe0f) 1655516707
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TikTok is the app where all trends begin and now there's a new quiz taking over the internet.
The viral quiz which reveals what kind of human emotion you are is the latest craze to hit the video app and here's how you can do it for yourself.
The new trend comes from a Russian test on a website called Uquiz, which means you'll need to hit translate on your browser if you don't speak the language.
Here's everything you need to know about how to join in on the latest trend.
TikTok 'What human feeling are you?' quiz goes viral - How to play
soo i just took this 'which human feeling are you' quiz and well-
how ironic pic.twitter.com/bAfYnR1uqd— amy²⁸🍂 (@fetus1dloveb0t) June 19, 2022
The premise is pretty simple, you simply need to go to the Uquiz website and you'll find the popular game under 'trending quizzes'.
You then get 11 pretty random questions to fill out that range from everything from"pick a colour" to "select a random life incident that matches you".
Once you've answered all the questions, you'll then be told what human emotion you are.
Now, we're not saying that it's scientifically accurate or anything but it's pretty fun.
The emotions include joy, unrequited love, tired, anxiety and lying in a meadow on a sunny day and more.
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You can then share your results on social media, with many users taking to both TikTok and Twitter to post their assigned emotions.
One person got 'lying in a meadow on a sunny day' and wrote: " I did the what human feeling am I quiz and the result made me happy :)".
did the 'what human feeling are you?' quiz and DAMN pic.twitter.com/nVJSxLntzT
— natkaxi (@natkaxi) June 19, 2022
After getting 'unrequited love' a user posted:" did the little human feeling quiz and... yah, checks out."
A third person got 'nostalgia' and wrote:" did the 'what human feeling are you?' quiz and DAMN."
A fourth was feeling a little "called out" after their results, writing:" I feel infinitely called out. I don’t know what that means but it means something."
Join in on the fun and play the game via the Uquiz website.
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