why do i choose to spend half hour of my saturday night getting stoned drinking rum and watching 2 men try to make guess who an abstract strategy game while my partner sleeps? its pretty mint though, and sully. I am a very angry person but sully just makes me calm, thats weird.
Have you thought about playing Mountains of Madness? I think it might work quite well cos it's a fairly lightweight board game with a bit of a party game feel and results in much silliness.
If you're going to use subjective qualities it kind of makes sense to play co-operatively, otherwise an opponent intent on winning could just answer randomly and make it impossible (which wouldn't be much fun for either party).
@@TheJamesM It's also a lot more dependent on the two players thinking similarly about cultural tropes - their answers say WAY more about the players than the little pictures, but as long as they're on the same wavelength, it totally works!
I like the idea that if you kept playing this with the same friends on and off for years you’d keep making deeper and deeper inferences about these characters until you had really quite intricate back stories for all of them
I played this version with my brother, I guessed his character solely on his reaction to getting the card. So yeah you eventually build personalities and how people interpret them.
But what's great is that there's also collateral damage with the young options on the board. "Does your person share unfunny memes on Facebook?" You know that knocks out all the blue collar guys in their 20s who share shitty political memes.
I brought this idea with me to my junior rehab, and we allowed ourselves to specify certain answers rather than just “yes/no”. Early questions were “would they call you a slur in a Walmart parking lot?” or “Do they believe in crystal healing?”
Adam projecting on his first go lol. "Is their dad proud of them?" Puts down all the white men. Me a family counselor: tell me about your relationship with your father Adam.
I feel like the key issue with the is italian food exotic to them question was that I believe Sullivan was answering "Is your person so white they think Italian food is exotic" whereas Adam thought he was asking "who are people who legitimately would be unaware of Italian food and be introduced to new culinary horizons with exposure to gnocchi?"
I feel it's somewhere inbetween for how Adam was asking. There are legitimately a lot of people who think anyone who has the decency to cook for themselves is pretentious (or are unimaginably lazy), and insist on takeout/etc. for every meal, and unless you live in a major city, you probably don't have a very exotic variety of foods in your location, so those people tend to have a microscopic food diversity. It's less that they don't know the existence of other foods, and more that that's literally as far as their diet has ever gone, imo.
Italians are white though? If anything people of other ethnicities would think Italian food is exotic. Pasta and pizza is super basic for basically all white people.
@@Mrsuperdestroyer isn't it interesting how racism changes over time? The suggestion that Italians are white would have been met by disbelief not even 100 years ago in the US.
@@Mrsuperdestroyermaybe its different in Britain (where I assume these guys are from), but in America, most of the "Italian" food we have here is not authentic and if the average white person from the American mid west were to go to an authentic Italian restaurant, they absolutely would think of it as exotic.
This would be a really weird case study in obscure stereotypes and people judging by looks. Like I’d love this with real strangers and seeing if they, one. Guess the right person and two. Guess the answers to the questions correctly. At the end the actual people say if they were right of wrong. Someone contact jubilee lol.
I think it really depends on how well the people know each other, these guys obviously know how the other thinks, so they can base the questions and people off of that, so that would be interesting to test as well.
@@diavolosteddy7594 I didn't like not being able to know why they made specific judgments on the characters. It felt like I was missing something and found it more interesting to know what motivated their decisions and how close they got to the right answer.
I watched it with knowing one during each round, I knew about Rachel, Liz and Ben. Best of both worlds! Not having a clue if it’s right one and dreading the right one getting flipped down.
I dunno man anyone that knows Overwatch has seen at least one crazy entitled female Mercy player that blames the team for being stupid yet they walk straight out into gunfire. Don't get me wrong I've seen a lot of female players get undeserved hate but I've seen a lot of them with a victim mentality even before the game starts.
That’s exactly what I was thinking! She’s definitely one of those people who never shuts up about how wild she was in college and how much she misses it despite flunking out in her third year
@@GrndAdmiralThrawn Nah, she definitely said she was considering majoring in theater, but went undeclared the first two years and then finished a bach in marketing. Now she's a copy editor and thinking about establishing a RUclips presence to go with the novel she's working on
I have ALWAYS floated this idea and nobody ever seemed to understand. I have played one very drunken round of this with the wrong person who just didn’t get it. I’m so glad to see this idea come to fruition and end in such a perfect way.
@@ensommeille5315 so true. Tried a new round mode in cards against humanity where the black card is put face down, and every player has to give a white card not knowing if it will fit or not. Sadly nobody understood:/
it's honestly a testament to their friendship that they managed to understand each other enough to get the last 2 correct and adam even knowing the other one was the flat cap guy
the final question on the last round that would have definitely sorted them is "has you're person been to 1 poetry slam and now talks about it like they go twice a week"
Amazingly, I can see a case for interpreting your comment as being about Amy OR about Ben lmao. Which considering how wildly different all the other questions about each are, says something interesting
When I started watching this video I was not expecting to be hit with "I sense a lot of loneliness in Rachel". Didn't realise I was in for some classic guess who psychoanalysis but honestly I'm so on board
@@emmahird2795 he watched sargon of akkad 2015/2017, dedicates his life to anime and since antifeminist youtube died, he became an elon musk fanboy/cryptobro.
@@lilyrolyat6726 I don't think he meant it literally. Not exotic as in the denotation of it. As in like "apple pie, McDonalds, coleslaw" are staples and it doesn't really venture past that. And, if a white person is not Italian, it kinda does follow the denotation too.
@@seraphimme yeah but like... at least for the UK, Italian food kinda isn't considered exotic? like, Asian food (Indian, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese) and European (German foods like Sauerkraut), all kinda are? Spanish food (like paella) and Italian (pizza, risotto, pasta dishes like spaghetti carbonara) are relatively common household foods.... it might not come from the UK, but it's kinda like how afternoon/ cream tea or shepard's pie or toad in the hole could be considered exotic to Americans ... I was surprised when my brummie bf had never had afternoon tea tho, (granted it is a treat, but like... guess it's more of a Southerner thing?) might you he'd typically go to Morroco and my family'd stick to the UK, haven't been beyond the UK for 5 years, last time family went to somewhere not the UK was 2010
I think the best part is that you have to make your decisions NOT based on what you think of the person, but what you think your opponent thinks of the person.
@@GrndAdmiralThrawn the other guy lives in a studio loft and has some sort of failed artistic career. meanwhile Ben cannot draw a circle and occupies a basement.
nah best question would have been "do they own a skateboard, even though they don't actually skate" because the dude with the flat cap definitely does, but ben's too much of a sheltered kid and he'd go "awe no no no i couldn't engage in such a low intellectual task >:("
I disagree, i think Liz was a hippie who marched for civil rights and feminism. If she didn't have glassses and had more of a Karen-esque haircut, then absolutely she's calling the cops on children.
the fact that you announced that people who want to play along should close their eyes, its so wholesome. i love this kind of wholesome energy, those small things that make people smile with not much effort but its just there. im eternally greatful for people like that in this world
I don't know where you're from, or whether there's an equivalent tradition there, but here in the UK at least there's a long history of Saturday afternoon's football (soccer) results being 'censored' in just such a helpful fashion on the BBC. By the time the early-evening news broadcasts came on, most or all of the day's games would have finished, so the sports section of the broadcast would likely cover the key outcomes from the big matches. As a courtesy to those wanting to view the upcoming late-night highlights show _Match of the Day_ (or similar) without knowing what happened in advance, though, the presenter will tend to say something like "...so if you don't want to know the score[s], look away now" - and then flash up the results/live scores silently on screen for a few seconds, before resuming the broadcast a moment later. So anyone brought up in Britain in the last few decades will quite likely have had that sort of mentality ingrained into them from an early age - and hence it's sort of second nature to quietly warn viewers to cover their eyes for a few moments while the reveal is being made!
@@Somnogenesis yep. It was always one of those things that you just know subconsciously. Some people want to not know and feel like they're there in the moment. And letting them takes very little energy but could mean a lot. I just loved how they actually did them separately though, incase you just wanted to play along 'as' one of the two. That was the cherry on the icing on the cake.
@@ImBigDave79 I didn’t even think about that. 🤣 The editor probably asked Sully about her accomplishments and Sully bribed them to include that “fact” with some British Kilogram Pound Dollars™️.
rachel would never buy craft beer if she doesn’t like it simply because she’s careful with her money, and emma would say “what are they gonna make next” audibly when something new is made
Emma definitely said that when she was younger, but by the time she's the age in the drawing, she's stopped saying quite as many direct quotes from her grandparents lol. And yeah Rachel is frugal and also I think she'd vocally object to social pressure about picking a type of beer she didn't actually like, but I also bet back when she was a freshman in college she was really shy and pushoverish and did drink a lot of beer she didn't enjoy before getting sassy in sophomore year! 😂
@@UnknownShiny No, sorry, it's "craft beer". Kraft is a brand known for making (among other things) macaroni and cheese, which was why I found it funny
@@jstarstudios7110 oh yea thats what i was thinking about when i wrote that lol, i really didn't expect craft to be the first word for some reason, thanks for correcting me!
Oh man, if this isn't the best surprise ever. I would absolutely adore more content like this with just a pair or trio playing a game in a stupid way for laughs
This version of the game just has that little bit of Mean Girl gossiping and I love it. This would be great for a party after a few drinks. With Mean Girls Guess Who we could be mean to people who are dicks without consequence. Please play this version again.
I'm freaking impressed how we all actually make similar assumptions just based on someone's look hahaha XD this could be used for a psychological study
Amy is 100 percent in a poly relationship, and my best guess would be with lily, oliva, and maybe Eric. two of those three, probably. Edit: Its been 7 months but I absolutely love how many people have dropped their guess who relationship headcannons
Amy, Lily, and Olivia are all poly together, but Amy is also with Eric. Lily qnd Olivia aren't because Lily is q lesbian and Olivia is trans qnd Eric has unknowingly said some transphobic stuff before. She knows he didn't mean it, but it still soured her opinion of him.
I had the idea to play the game like this years ago, but no one wanted to play it with me because they thought it was ridiculous and impossible. So glad that I got to see the gameplay in action and that it was exactly like I imagined it being
I know your comment is a year old but its my first time watching. The opponent could have the same character as you do, so you need to keep yours up too in case they do
My favorite part of this was definitely when I started arguing with their answers like “what do you mean Amy isn’t a Disney Adult? She totally goes to Disney World by herself at least once a year”
I love that Adam is such a goddamn madlad that even after losing the Sully-on-a-pole match fair and square to Brook in the LotB finals, he is still trying to get with Sully. What a heel.
Ah man, when he asked if Adam's person was secretly in love with a coworker and Adam said "yes" I immediately said "definitely not Al". I don't see that vibe!
There IS a game, EXACTLY like this, it's even played cooperatively Team vs Team and it's called "The unusual Suspects". Greatly reccommendating that one!
In older versions of guese who the majority of the characters were men with brown eyes and brown hair. If you got the woman with blue eyes and white hair you were pretty much boned.
Goddamnit, I can't IGNORE THE SULLIVAN! However hard Oli Davis insists, I SIMPLY CANNOT! Transforming "Guess Who" into a catty gossip game really does change the tone of it.
For me she seems like someone who grew up in a very white and cis/straight community and therefore has a lot of prejudices against "others" but then becomes very accepting once her grandchild comes out as queer or dates someone who is not white.
@@quinintheclouds no, no, listen, listen, she's BOTH. There are some absolutely evil ex-hippies believe me. she's a hippie, ergo she is high octane feminist, BUT she's a boomer feminist that thinks trans women are trying to steal something from her, hence facebook TERF. easily she can be both at once.
This is how I've played Guess Who for years, I'm so glad I'm not alone in this! It's always entertaining and you find out so much about the other person based on their answers
This was fun. Was going to suggest, instead of yes/no, you would answer with a narrative blurb about the character related to the question, but it seems like you worked it out in the end.
im not gonna lie when you said "what do you think a threesome is" and sully described it as a pile on i had trouble breathing in for like a solid 8 seconds
Al doesn't have a work buddy he's in love with. Or a work buddy. Or a colleague. He's worked from home since 1986 when he left his job at Commodore to become a "consultant" and we don't really know what that means. I assume he still works "with computers" even though the newest piece of kit in that room is a desk fan he bought in 2002. One way or another, he gets these big cheques in the post so we're happy for him. He wants a motorbike but he hasn't told us because he's scared we'll laugh at him. I wish he would just treat himself to it. He deserves something nice after that whole kidney thing a couple of years back.
He's got a really nice lawnmower which is strange because for such a big house, there's not much garden. It takes him all of three minutes to do the back, and he barely has to move it to do that little patch out front.
I need this to be a series. This brings joy to me. If y’all did it again a good question is “ did this person tell everyone a fake name in Elementary school to be quirky “
My brother and I have played it this way for years! It's so fun to compare your kind of benign prejudices and then have a fun argument defending why they would or wouldn't fit it. We called it Metaphysical Guess Who.
I love when the gang is hating on each other, but it's also nice to see these wholesome vids where you can tell that they really are good pals with one another :)
Watching without spoilers and all along I'm thinking "GREAT questions but what the heck are you doing getting rid of those people based on the answer you got?!"
Me, before your started playing: this is never going to work Me, after the first round: hah, knew it ... ... And then it all suddenly started going so well once you'd dialed in! Absolutely hilarious!
I’m so glad I found this channel - been having a bit of a rough time and this really made me laugh - combining my two favourite things; board games and utter silliness! have subscribed for more 😂
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why do i choose to spend half hour of my saturday night getting stoned drinking rum and watching 2 men try to make guess who an abstract strategy game while my partner sleeps? its pretty mint though, and sully. I am a very angry person but sully just makes me calm, thats weird.
This was so much fun 😁
Let's Play.....It Wrong is my new favorite NRB series.
Have you thought about playing Mountains of Madness?
I think it might work quite well cos it's a fairly lightweight board game with a bit of a party game feel and results in much silliness.
CLASSIC SUGGESTION - Cluedo but using only your memory (no notesheet or notetaking)
I love how this makes Guess Who so much more difficult that it basically becomes cooperative
Yeah, I really have to try it out, it's a lot more interesting than "are they wearing X?"
It’s way more interesting this way
If you're going to use subjective qualities it kind of makes sense to play co-operatively, otherwise an opponent intent on winning could just answer randomly and make it impossible (which wouldn't be much fun for either party).
@@TheJamesM the way to fix it is to have 2 couples vs each other
@@TheJamesM It's also a lot more dependent on the two players thinking similarly about cultural tropes - their answers say WAY more about the players than the little pictures, but as long as they're on the same wavelength, it totally works!
I like the idea that if you kept playing this with the same friends on and off for years you’d keep making deeper and deeper inferences about these characters until you had really quite intricate back stories for all of them
*casually creates a Guess Who fandom with intricate headcanons for every single character*
@@TheBritishDragong or play as a teen like 5 rounds and your friends and you will have done that by the third round
I'd love this, especially because that definitely already happened with the people they were guessing for
I played this version with my brother, I guessed his character solely on his reaction to getting the card. So yeah you eventually build personalities and how people interpret them.
this would be so beautiful ..
I love the creative ways they came up with to ask the question "Are they old?"
What questions will they think of next?
@@SuperMustache555 HA clever
But what's great is that there's also collateral damage with the young options on the board. "Does your person share unfunny memes on Facebook?" You know that knocks out all the blue collar guys in their 20s who share shitty political memes.
And all the ways to ask "are they white"
i was SHOCKED when Al didn’t go down for facebook memes but at the coworker thing. he’s peak minion meme age, and probably retired!
I’m sorry but Emma could DEFINATLY class Italian food as exotic
Says Emma, haha
Definitely*
she has a name widely used in italy, i think she has a grandparent migrated from sicily and now says she's italian
Absolutely.
I mean, I know this was a vibes only game and those are not very objective, but.... I feel like he played that round just wrong 😅
Real
I brought this idea with me to my junior rehab, and we allowed ourselves to specify certain answers rather than just “yes/no”. Early questions were “would they call you a slur in a Walmart parking lot?” or “Do they believe in crystal healing?”
Can you do one that isn't thinly veiled anti-White racism? ☠️
Both of those are Liz for sure
Sweet Jebus, those are great
those are fucking great questions
Crystal healing is heavily overlooked by the way, there is more to this world than the surface level 👍
I don’t think I’ve ever laughed as hard at anything as I did at “Of course it’s f**king Ben!”
Not even “of course she’s had a threesome!”
Not the first time I've ever heard that being said but was the nicest time... 😂
Same
I also love that they both knew what his final two were. They were matched in their mental picture.
Ah yes, Ben the alt right weeb
Adam projecting on his first go lol.
"Is their dad proud of them?"
Puts down all the white men.
Me a family counselor: tell me about your relationship with your father Adam.
Well it's been well-documented that Eric Bischoff is a man of high standards
He didn’t knock down Ben, who was white, but he knocked down Tyrone, who was black
Is that Nina in your icon????
@@lefandomtrash7746 Yes, more specifically Nina waiting at Panucci's pizza.
"Puts down" is bot a very good phrase to use for that imo.
When my daughter was like 7, we played guess who and her go to question was always “is your person a jerk?” 🤣
She's definitely going places.
Always important who to only respond in courtesy
@@Thehouseoffail geing
Did she win?
On average how many times was she right and they were a jerk?-
I feel like the key issue with the is italian food exotic to them question was that I believe Sullivan was answering "Is your person so white they think Italian food is exotic" whereas Adam thought he was asking "who are people who legitimately would be unaware of Italian food and be introduced to new culinary horizons with exposure to gnocchi?"
That makes more sense
I feel it's somewhere inbetween for how Adam was asking. There are legitimately a lot of people who think anyone who has the decency to cook for themselves is pretentious (or are unimaginably lazy), and insist on takeout/etc. for every meal, and unless you live in a major city, you probably don't have a very exotic variety of foods in your location, so those people tend to have a microscopic food diversity.
It's less that they don't know the existence of other foods, and more that that's literally as far as their diet has ever gone, imo.
Italians are white though? If anything people of other ethnicities would think Italian food is exotic. Pasta and pizza is super basic for basically all white people.
@@Mrsuperdestroyer isn't it interesting how racism changes over time? The suggestion that Italians are white would have been met by disbelief not even 100 years ago in the US.
@@Mrsuperdestroyermaybe its different in Britain (where I assume these guys are from), but in America, most of the "Italian" food we have here is not authentic and if the average white person from the American mid west were to go to an authentic Italian restaurant, they absolutely would think of it as exotic.
I love how many of these questions were basically "how white are they" or "how old are they"
Two white board game players aren't going to ask anything outside the acceptable forms of discrimination
Or "is this an asshole" 5 times in a row
@@grit1gotta keep it spicy but not the kind of spicy that gets you cancelled on Twitter
@@Imperial_Squidyou mean x
@@bradmarchant3765 I do not
This would be a really weird case study in obscure stereotypes and people judging by looks. Like I’d love this with real strangers and seeing if they, one. Guess the right person and two. Guess the answers to the questions correctly. At the end the actual people say if they were right of wrong. Someone contact jubilee lol.
Hold on, you're onto something here.
wait thats not a bad idea- anyone know a person who could contact jubilee?
I think it really depends on how well the people know each other, these guys obviously know how the other thinks, so they can base the questions and people off of that, so that would be interesting to test as well.
@@shannanritchie1712 i think there should be 3 diff types of people: strangers, friends, close family members and then see the differences
there’s a youtube channel that already kind of does this. like march the person to the ‘blank’ etc
"Of course she's had a threesome, she's having threesomes every day! It's what people with dyed hair do!"
- Adam Blampied, who dyes his hair
A couple on their honeymoon.
Amy with a briefcase:
He's clearly an expert on what people with dyed hair do 😂
😂
He also said "What do you think a threesome is" clearly implying he's had one
His hair is bleached, not dyed. They’re two different things.
This was much more entertaining knowing what the answers were and watching with dread whenever someone risked losing the correct one.
"i could be on the wrong track"
as he flips down the right one
I did the first one with not knowing what the answer was. I realized my mistake a minute in
@@Pokemonleafmon how was it a mistake i didn’t know any of the times and had a lot of fun watching
@@diavolosteddy7594 I didn't like not being able to know why they made specific judgments on the characters. It felt like I was missing something and found it more interesting to know what motivated their decisions and how close they got to the right answer.
I watched it with knowing one during each round, I knew about Rachel, Liz and Ben. Best of both worlds! Not having a clue if it’s right one and dreading the right one getting flipped down.
To be fair, I would've thought Al would be 100% not interested in his colleague. Gives the vibe of a devoted, happily married man.
Same, I think that's where Sully went wrong
Exactly!!!
Absolutely! Man got his own person wrong lol Al seems like a man happily married for 45 years and counting
I like how this completely goes against “don’t judge a book by its cover” 💀💀
This is like being told to judge a book but all you have is the cover and you can only ask subjective questions about it. I love it.
@@jsw973So it's like a school subject.
Amy looks like she would spend 6 hours explaining all the foreshadowing in Amphibia
Amphibia was an amazing show tho, still bummed that it ended.
Amy has blue (well purple) hair and pronouns and we love her
Amy looks like she has a tumblr blog dedicated entirely to TOH and Amphibia theories.
Stan Amy
@@stingray2305 I mean Amy straight up just looks like Dana Terrace so I guess that checks out
This is actually a fascinating study in stereotyping and judgement based on appearance.
I wouldn't exactly agree? I feel like that would be more useful in people who are very obviously bigoted.
@@seraphimme everybody judges people based on appearance it's literally how human brains work
@@schwammi yes! everyone stereotypes, has implicit biases and makes snap judgements based on appearance.
@@seraphimme You mean like... literally every person on Earth when no one's around??
@@schwammi hashtag not all grizzly bears
the final round was incredible, sully was asking exactly the right questions
All variations of "is this person a dick?"
"Would they say horrible thing on video game voice chat" is an interesting way to remove all female characters.
Amy definitely looks like a tryhard who rages at Smash Bros, though. Probably mains Isabelle.
Nah Amy for sure plays Rocket League and toxically spams “What a save!” at her teammates every time the opponents score
I immediately said ben😭😭😭
I dunno man anyone that knows Overwatch has seen at least one crazy entitled female Mercy player that blames the team for being stupid yet they walk straight out into gunfire. Don't get me wrong I've seen a lot of female players get undeserved hate but I've seen a lot of them with a victim mentality even before the game starts.
@@Slightly_DecentThe ones that do nothing and only show up to get the potg?
The "OF COURSE SHE HAS" made me replay that at least 7 times
"She can barely walk down the street without having a threesome"
Rachel's high point in their life is OBVIOUSLY college
That’s exactly what I was thinking! She’s definitely one of those people who never shuts up about how wild she was in college and how much she misses it despite flunking out in her third year
Specifically, art/theater school.
real
@@GrndAdmiralThrawn Nah, she definitely said she was considering majoring in theater, but went undeclared the first two years and then finished a bach in marketing. Now she's a copy editor and thinking about establishing a RUclips presence to go with the novel she's working on
So obviously
Amy definitely seemed like a bisexual goth that uses Tumblr.
Yeah and she's not a furry but a lot of her friends are and she plays dnd occasionally but mostly reads memes about them
and she uses she/they and i’m proud of them for that.
@@AxolotlQueen no they’re definitely a furry
Do people in tumblr like Disney?
@@eliasmg9144 they like the movies sometimes but typically hate the actual company very much
I have ALWAYS floated this idea and nobody ever seemed to understand. I have played one very drunken round of this with the wrong person who just didn’t get it. I’m so glad to see this idea come to fruition and end in such a perfect way.
you just gave me a wonderful, wonderful idea
Played this way with my brother about a year back and it was easily the most fun I've had playing this game. Could not recommend enough.
man I always hate when you have a way to spice up a game but no one who gets it to play it with!
Yeah, you'd have to play this with someone you're pretty close with tbh- I'd probably play it with my Bff or sister or cousin.
@@ensommeille5315 so true. Tried a new round mode in cards against humanity where the black card is put face down, and every player has to give a white card not knowing if it will fit or not. Sadly nobody understood:/
it's honestly a testament to their friendship that they managed to understand each other enough to get the last 2 correct and adam even knowing the other one was the flat cap guy
the final question on the last round that would have definitely sorted them is "has you're person been to 1 poetry slam and now talks about it like they go twice a week"
Amazingly, I can see a case for interpreting your comment as being about Amy OR about Ben lmao. Which considering how wildly different all the other questions about each are, says something interesting
I would have just asked if they did a ton of drugs in private
Loved this way more than I thought I would. I think we need a House Rules series
Please i would kill for that
House Rules is a great name for a show concept like this.
Let me go ahead and add some activity to this comment, because that is a fantastic name
YES! This is the perfect name! Could totally spell it House Rulez. Lol
(could also be called "In Your House" or "Extreme Rules" if you want the wrestling connection x )
I've done this with friends for years! The way we've phrased the rule is "no questions with objective answers"
My brothers and I call it Subjective Guess Who
We once made a guess who with pictures of our friend group. The rule was "no questions about appearance". It got a little bit brutal at the end
@@DraakjeYoblamaGOOD IDEA! Imma have to try that lol
I was waiting for sully to ask in the last round “does this person have an uncomfortable love for Joe Rogan” which would’ve been an emphatic yes.
Or “is this person an avid ben shapiro watcher”
Honestly, you could have gotten Ben round one with the question: "Is your person wayy too much into crypto?"
@@petersansgaming8783 I think a better one would be "Are they always trying to sell their artist friend on making NFTs?".
Ben is the worst!
The colleague that Al's in love with is also a fishing buddy btw
When I started watching this video I was not expecting to be hit with "I sense a lot of loneliness in Rachel". Didn't realise I was in for some classic guess who psychoanalysis but honestly I'm so on board
When there is some on the board who looks like you and shares your name and they spend 15 minutes ripping them apart 😭😭😭
PFFF HAHAHA
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so... are you a closet libertarian?
@@emmahird2795 he watched sargon of akkad 2015/2017, dedicates his life to anime and since antifeminist youtube died, he became an elon musk fanboy/cryptobro.
Not Ben 😂😂
I feel like I've really gotten to know all the Guess Who characters on a deep personal level from this.
"does this person think Italian food is exotic?" "yes" *knocks down a bunch of white people* SIR WHAT ARE YOU DOING
That’s what I was thinking! It’s my theory that he messed up that round and did the opposite of what he meant to
@@lilyrolyat6726 I don't think he meant it literally. Not exotic as in the denotation of it. As in like "apple pie, McDonalds, coleslaw" are staples and it doesn't really venture past that. And, if a white person is not Italian, it kinda does follow the denotation too.
@@seraphimme yeah but like... at least for the UK, Italian food kinda isn't considered exotic?
like, Asian food (Indian, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese) and European (German foods like Sauerkraut),
all kinda are?
Spanish food (like paella) and Italian (pizza, risotto, pasta dishes like spaghetti carbonara) are relatively common household foods....
it might not come from the UK, but it's kinda like how afternoon/ cream tea or shepard's pie or toad in the hole could be considered exotic to Americans
... I was surprised when my brummie bf had never had afternoon tea tho, (granted it is a treat, but like... guess it's more of a Southerner thing?)
might you he'd typically go to Morroco and my family'd stick to the UK, haven't been beyond the UK for 5 years, last time family went to somewhere not the UK was 2010
What he was asking: has your person genuinely never had Italian
What Sullivan was answering: is your person so white they think Italian food is exotic
@@gemink7939
It's definitely more of a southerner thing. It's posh as hell. I'm surprised a brummie had even heard of it XD
I think the best part is that you have to make your decisions NOT based on what you think of the person, but what you think your opponent thinks of the person.
5:40 "No judgements here." If there were no judgements, you wouldn't be playing.
That last one was so perfect that the only thing missing was asking if Ben was an IT guy.
Ben is an actual IT guy. The other guy is just the guy whose grandma calls him because he’s “good with computers”
Omg yesssss. That would’ve been my first question
@@GrndAdmiralThrawn the other guy lives in a studio loft and has some sort of failed artistic career. meanwhile Ben cannot draw a circle and occupies a basement.
nah best question would have been "do they own a skateboard, even though they don't actually skate" because the dude with the flat cap definitely does, but ben's too much of a sheltered kid and he'd go "awe no no no i couldn't engage in such a low intellectual task >:("
Liz definitely looks like the type that would call the police on six year old black girls selling lemonade.
ikr- she looks so annoying
Idk why but I feel like Liz would be that one cool grandma that has gone through a divorce and became a feminist
I disagree, i think Liz was a hippie who marched for civil rights and feminism.
If she didn't have glassses and had more of a Karen-esque haircut, then absolutely she's calling the cops on children.
@@jazzycat8917 you get me
Ehhh I could see her marching for civil rights at 20 and then being worried about her property value when the mexican family moves next door at 60
Liz: exists
No Rolls Barred: and we took that personally
the fact that you announced that people who want to play along should close their eyes, its so wholesome. i love this kind of wholesome energy, those small things that make people smile with not much effort but its just there. im eternally greatful for people like that in this world
I don't know where you're from, or whether there's an equivalent tradition there, but here in the UK at least there's a long history of Saturday afternoon's football (soccer) results being 'censored' in just such a helpful fashion on the BBC.
By the time the early-evening news broadcasts came on, most or all of the day's games would have finished, so the sports section of the broadcast would likely cover the key outcomes from the big matches. As a courtesy to those wanting to view the upcoming late-night highlights show _Match of the Day_ (or similar) without knowing what happened in advance, though, the presenter will tend to say something like "...so if you don't want to know the score[s], look away now" - and then flash up the results/live scores silently on screen for a few seconds, before resuming the broadcast a moment later.
So anyone brought up in Britain in the last few decades will quite likely have had that sort of mentality ingrained into them from an early age - and hence it's sort of second nature to quietly warn viewers to cover their eyes for a few moments while the reveal is being made!
@@Somnogenesis yep. It was always one of those things that you just know subconsciously. Some people want to not know and feel like they're there in the moment. And letting them takes very little energy but could mean a lot.
I just loved how they actually did them separately though, incase you just wanted to play along 'as' one of the two. That was the cherry on the icing on the cake.
yeah it was cool, i started playing from round 2 on, i only correctly got ben lol
12:14 The editor defending Brooke was surprisingly wholesome. Also look at her accomplishments, holy shit, Brooke is super cool.
the last item on Brooke's list makes me think Sully might have written it lol
@@ImBigDave79 I didn’t even think about that. 🤣
The editor probably asked Sully about her accomplishments and Sully bribed them to include that “fact” with some British Kilogram Pound Dollars™️.
@@reedl.wilton312 Me,a British person,seeing this: Now you listen here,you little shit-
This just deepens my personal belief that success (for the average person) is an illusion
rachel would never buy craft beer if she doesn’t like it simply because she’s careful with her money, and emma would say “what are they gonna make next” audibly when something new is made
Emma definitely said that when she was younger, but by the time she's the age in the drawing, she's stopped saying quite as many direct quotes from her grandparents lol. And yeah Rachel is frugal and also I think she'd vocally object to social pressure about picking a type of beer she didn't actually like, but I also bet back when she was a freshman in college she was really shy and pushoverish and did drink a lot of beer she didn't enjoy before getting sassy in sophomore year! 😂
KRAFTBEER!?
@@jstarstudios7110 is that not how you write it? english isn't my native tongue
@@UnknownShiny No, sorry, it's "craft beer". Kraft is a brand known for making (among other things) macaroni and cheese, which was why I found it funny
@@jstarstudios7110 oh yea thats what i was thinking about when i wrote that lol, i really didn't expect craft to be the first word for some reason, thanks for correcting me!
I love how much they hyped each other up whenever the other one got something right
In a way, it’s not just about asking the questions, it’s about thinking the same thing as the other person. It’s slightly co-op.
Wow I didn’t know all of those things about Brooke, just her being a New Yorker Cartoonist. That’s amazing, she’s accomplished so much already.
There was a video recently (I think in LotB) where they said “you’re literally a biologist!” and I was like, what now?
They got way too good and familiar with the characters after just 3 games. Amazing
Their absolute elation when they both got it is the most beautiful thing.
Oh man, if this isn't the best surprise ever. I would absolutely adore more content like this with just a pair or trio playing a game in a stupid way for laughs
This version of the game just has that little bit of Mean Girl gossiping and I love it. This would be great for a party after a few drinks. With Mean Girls Guess Who we could be mean to people who are dicks without consequence. Please play this version again.
Yes yes more!!
Oh my goodness. This exceeded all my expectations. They’ve made Guess Who? look fun. Well done gentlemen.
Ehh. Still looks like a basic game
@@Bunny2319b younger me is deeply offended
@@usernameisusernam today years old me is deeply offended
The little ad breaks we’re actually really nice! It was a lot better than random abrupt ones. I almost like them now! Wish more people did that.
I'm freaking impressed how we all actually make similar assumptions just based on someone's look hahaha XD this could be used for a psychological study
I think I saw someone else suggest using photographs of real people and then asking the people to reveal what was correct and incorrect afterward.
@@peggedyourdad9560that would be awesome!
Amy is 100 percent in a poly relationship, and my best guess would be with lily, oliva, and maybe Eric. two of those three, probably.
Edit: Its been 7 months but I absolutely love how many people have dropped their guess who relationship headcannons
Amy, Lily, and Olivia are all poly together, but Amy is also with Eric. Lily qnd Olivia aren't because Lily is q lesbian and Olivia is trans qnd Eric has unknowingly said some transphobic stuff before. She knows he didn't mean it, but it still soured her opinion of him.
@@torazely The Guess Who lore deepens
@@torazely omw to write a fanfic real quick
@@LawnOfCorn you're welcome for the inspiration courtesy of my 4 am brain
Head canon, either Amy had a huge crush on Ben or dated him at one point, but then discovered how much of a dick he is and distanced herself from him
I had the idea to play the game like this years ago, but no one wanted to play it with me because they thought it was ridiculous and impossible. So glad that I got to see the gameplay in action and that it was exactly like I imagined it being
Don't give up! You must experience it yourself, now!
same!
It's ridiculous to think that it's ridiculous. Various games exist that actually rely on vibes. One game, called The Game I think, is all about vibes.
“You’re Sullivan”
“I am, it’s true”
thank goodness for that moment, i could have sworn it was Brian Children or even the enigmatic Johnny Bollocks…
"Look at these alt-right weebs."
I need a minute to catch my breath after this.
For just a drawing on a paper square, David sure is problematic.
david has commited some sort of hate crime
@@heather2503 David votes for UKIP, and voted for brexit lol
@@IrrelephantRamblings not even that he thinks theyre too moderate
he is the kind of guy to ask their gay nephew and their partner "so who is the man?"
David gives nonce vibes
Love how they don’t flip down their own characters
I know your comment is a year old but its my first time watching. The opponent could have the same character as you do, so you need to keep yours up too in case they do
I recommend you closing your eyes for one character while leaving them open for the other, the amount of anxiety and confusion it gives is inmense
Just seeing Adam and Sully laughing their bottoms off is both wholesome and incredibly funny to watch. Sick video, guys!
Amy is the hottest most attractive bisexual this side of the Mississippi and anyone who thinks otherwise is wrong
Which side is that side?
@@HappyBeezerStudiosNorth
@@HappyBeezerStudiosfront side
@@HappyBeezerStudiosbackside, obviously 🍑
Frr
The best part of this is seeing Sully's overwhelming joy at everything Adam asks
Adam did Sully dirty with the "does he have a secret work crush question" 🤣🤣
If you get all the vibes right, does that make you a vibe-rater?
Take your damn upvote. x)
I wanna like, but 69 upvotes...
EDIT: someone broke it...
@@Kay_Sea251 nice.
Ask Amy, she might know.
I love how joyous an Adam and Sully pairing is
Oh my god the excitement when they guess correctly is absolutely contagious lol
My favorite part of this was definitely when I started arguing with their answers like “what do you mean Amy isn’t a Disney Adult? She totally goes to Disney World by herself at least once a year”
Liz seems like a polite librarian who is the only person keeping the library from going under
Liz is either genuinely nice and sweet or insufferably pandering and infantilizing.
Well, shes polite to white people at least
she gives me karen vibes
Not in all my years of board gaming did I think I'd enjoy a playthrough of 'Guess Who?' but glad I did
This was hilarious!!! 😂🤣😂🤣
“Currently dating an international board game personality”
Way to go Brooke! 🤣😂
I love how this basically becomes a team game, they both celebrate so hard when each other win haha
i like how they consistently got better at the game with each round
I love that Adam is such a goddamn madlad that even after losing the Sully-on-a-pole match fair and square to Brook in the LotB finals,
he is still trying to get with Sully.
What a heel.
Sully on a Forklift. match
This needs to be a series. I haven't laughed this hard in a while.
Absolutely
Ah man, when he asked if Adam's person was secretly in love with a coworker and Adam said "yes" I immediately said "definitely not Al". I don't see that vibe!
There IS a game, EXACTLY like this, it's even played cooperatively Team vs Team and it's called "The unusual Suspects".
Greatly reccommendating that one!
“We all know a liz, she’s sitting right behind you!” Me laying on my bed: 😨
In older versions of guese who the majority of the characters were men with brown eyes and brown hair. If you got the woman with blue eyes and white hair you were pretty much boned.
Ik! It makes sense the modern boards have modernized portraits but it never occurred to me a guess who board could have more than 3 women max
This is incredible and I'm never playing Guess Who? any other way again.
Goddamnit, I can't IGNORE THE SULLIVAN! However hard Oli Davis insists, I SIMPLY CANNOT!
Transforming "Guess Who" into a catty gossip game really does change the tone of it.
the second round was INSANE, they were both so close, the opening questions were both absolutely perfect
Could not disagree more on Liz. She definitely gives me grandma who was a hippie and arrested several times vibes.
She gives me major Facebook TERF vibes
@@the_sad_wallet1553 I somehow can see both your interpretations and it's messing with my head
@quinintheclouds I can see her being rude to a trans person and her grandma looking on shaking her head in disappointment
For me she seems like someone who grew up in a very white and cis/straight community and therefore has a lot of prejudices against "others" but then becomes very accepting once her grandchild comes out as queer or dates someone who is not white.
@@quinintheclouds no, no, listen, listen, she's BOTH. There are some absolutely evil ex-hippies believe me. she's a hippie, ergo she is high octane feminist, BUT she's a boomer feminist that thinks trans women are trying to steal something from her, hence facebook TERF. easily she can be both at once.
This is how I've played Guess Who for years, I'm so glad I'm not alone in this! It's always entertaining and you find out so much about the other person based on their answers
This was fun. Was going to suggest, instead of yes/no, you would answer with a narrative blurb about the character related to the question, but it seems like you worked it out in the end.
Some of the people on the Game of Thrones question, I would have flipped down simply because they wouldn’t have watched Game of Thrones.
im not gonna lie when you said "what do you think a threesome is" and sully described it as a pile on i had trouble breathing in for like a solid 8 seconds
Vibes only Guess Who is my favourite way to play it. We even made a version where we swapped in photos of all our friends.
"All of you guys could have troubling opinions"
I can’t unsee how much David looks like he’s in love with his work buddy now...
Y'all had me dying man. I'd watch twenty more rounds of this.
Al doesn't have a work buddy he's in love with. Or a work buddy. Or a colleague. He's worked from home since 1986 when he left his job at Commodore to become a "consultant" and we don't really know what that means. I assume he still works "with computers" even though the newest piece of kit in that room is a desk fan he bought in 2002. One way or another, he gets these big cheques in the post so we're happy for him. He wants a motorbike but he hasn't told us because he's scared we'll laugh at him. I wish he would just treat himself to it. He deserves something nice after that whole kidney thing a couple of years back.
He's got a really nice lawnmower which is strange because for such a big house, there's not much garden. It takes him all of three minutes to do the back, and he barely has to move it to do that little patch out front.
I feel like you’re describing Steve Wozniak. Which, to be fair, he looks like a black Steve Wozniak
I need this to be a series. This brings joy to me. If y’all did it again a good question is “ did this person tell everyone a fake name in Elementary school to be quirky “
I like that in this game not only does the answer matter but also how fast and excited you say it.
The biggest shock isn’t that this worked it’s that Adam won
My brother and I have played it this way for years! It's so fun to compare your kind of benign prejudices and then have a fun argument defending why they would or wouldn't fit it. We called it Metaphysical Guess Who.
I love when the gang is hating on each other, but it's also nice to see these wholesome vids where you can tell that they really are good pals with one another :)
These two have such great married couple energy.
Watching without spoilers and all along I'm thinking "GREAT questions but what the heck are you doing getting rid of those people based on the answer you got?!"
Me, before your started playing: this is never going to work
Me, after the first round: hah, knew it
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And then it all suddenly started going so well once you'd dialed in!
Absolutely hilarious!
I’m so glad I found this channel - been having a bit of a rough time and this really made me laugh - combining my two favourite things; board games and utter silliness! have subscribed for more 😂
Never thought about playing the game that way. That was just incredible!!! Love how the last game ended.
Underrated moment in this video is Sully saying “In many ways, you just Guess Who,”