Human Feeling Test

About

The Human Feeling Test or What Kind Of Human Feeling Are You Quiz is a Russian personality quiz hosted on uQuiz.com that asks the participant a series of 10 questions meant to determine what human emotion they most embody. The quiz went viral on TikTok in June 2022, alongside the similar What the Actual Fuck is Wrong With You Quiz, as users posted videos of their results on the platform or shared them to other social media sites.

Origin

On an unknown date, Russian uQuiz^[1] user arixxcn posted a quiz titled, "what kind of human feeling are you." The quiz gives participants 10 questions and prompts to answer in order to determine what human feeling they best embody. The questions are:

• Hey!
• choose a random event from my life suitable for you
• what would you like right now?
• choose a drink
• flower language. choose what you like the most
• Is it okay to have feelings?
• relation to space?
• what are you hiding from others? don't be afraid to answer
• What words do you want to say to the person/people but can't?
• If you were given the opportunity to be reborn in the body of an animal, who would it be?

In June 2022, TikTokers began posting videos showcasing their results for the quiz. On June 16th, TikToker^[2] @mrz._04 posted the earliest known video of the test showing a result of "non-reciprocal love," gaining over 1.9 million views in a week (shown below).

Spread

The quiz continued spreading online in mid-June 2022 as more TikTokers began posting their results or discussing the test. For example, on June 17th, TikToker^[3] @some0ne.rand0m posted a video showing a result of "humility," gaining over 60,000 views in six days (shown below, left). On the same day, Portugese TikToker^[4] @banyhiee posted a video showing a result of "true love," gaining over 7 million views in the same span of time (shown below, right).

As the test went viral, several entertainment news outlets reported on the quiz that month. On June 20th, PopBuzz^[5] and The Tab^[6] reported on the quiz, and on June 22nd, Independent^[7] then covered it in an article.

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