95 Dares for Teenagers that are Flirty & Spicy

Truth and dare games can never go out of style.

Whether you are a 7-year-old or a 25-year-old, or even a 50-year-old, you just cannot get enough of this. They’ve become an integral part and probably the heart and soul of the parties.

More than the truths, the dares seem to have more of the fun factor in them.

Thus, we bring to you a collection of 100 dare ideas for your next game.

1. Funny & Silly Dares

Say your name backward three times in a video and post it.
Try to lick your elbow and record your attempt.
Text your crush “I just saw a duck and thought of you.”
Walk like a crab across the room.
Send a photo of your silliest face.
Eat a spoonful of mustard or ketchup.
Act like a cat and meow five times during your next conversation.
Pretend you’re a robot for one minute.
Text someone using only emojis for five minutes.
Make up a song about cheese and sing it.

2. Flirty & Spicy Dares

Text your crush “If I were a cat, would you pet me?”
Send a flirty GIF to the third person in your contact list.
Compliment someone’s eyes in a dramatic way.
Say something romantic using only food names.
Post “Feeling cute… might delete later” with a wink selfie.
Pretend to ask someone out using only emojis.
Text your bestie’s crush “Guess what?” and leave it there.
Try a flirty pickup line in a robot voice and send a voice note.
Slide into someone’s DMs with “Hey stranger…”
Say something flirty as if you were Shakespeare.

3. Dares for Couples

Describe your partner in 3 emojis.
Give your partner a funny nickname and use it all day.
Whisper your favorite thing about your partner.
Share a secret you’ve never told your partner.
Hug your partner for 30 seconds with no words.
Recreate your first date story in under 60 seconds.
Compliment your partner’s outfit as if you’re a fashion judge.
Call your partner and say “I just called to say I love you.”
Post a pic with your partner and write the first three words that come to mind.
Do a silly dance for your partner over video call.

4. Embarrassing Dares

Post an old awkward selfie on your story.
Read the last text you sent out loud in a funny voice.
Share your most cringe childhood nickname.
Show the last five songs you listened to.
Let someone scroll through your camera roll for 10 seconds.
Imitate your favorite cartoon character.
Share a school memory you wish you could erase.
Eat a snack without using your hands.
Do your best “mom voice” and say “Clean your room!”
Put on socks on your hands and use them like puppets.

5. Group/Party Dares

Take a selfie with everyone in the room.
Speak in an accent until your next turn.
Switch seats with someone every 5 minutes for 20 minutes.
Give a toast about… water.
Make up a group handshake on the spot.
Imitate another player for one round.
Rap about a random object the group picks.
Let someone else post something on your story.
Do the chicken dance in front of everyone.
Draw a mustache on your face with eyeliner or a filter.

6. Phone-Based Dares

Set your alarm to a silly ringtone.
Change your lock screen to a meme.
Call someone and sing the chorus of your favorite song.
Change your contact name in someone’s phone to “Legend.”
Text the 5th person in your contact list “Do you believe in aliens?”
Screenshot your search history and send it to the group.
Share the 3rd pic in your gallery without context.
Follow a random celeb and message them “Love your vibe.”
Set a random countdown timer and don’t explain why.
Use voice-to-text to send a message and don’t edit it.

7. Food Dares

Eat something spicy and don’t drink anything for 2 minutes.
Make a snack blindfolded.
Mix three weird snacks and take a bite.
Eat a slice of lemon with a straight face.
Eat a spoonful of hot sauce or syrup.
Try to eat crackers and whistle right after.
Create a “mystery” smoothie with 3 random items.
Pretend to host a cooking show using only snacks.
Eat a chip like it’s the fanciest thing in the world.
Name your food before you eat it.

8. Truth-or-Dare Style Dares

Ask a truth from someone instead of giving a dare.
Swap phones with a friend for 5 minutes.
Let the group pick your next dare.
Let someone choose your status for 10 minutes.
Ask someone a deep question you’re scared to know the answer to.
Accept a double-dare or nothing!
Take a dare without knowing what it is until after you agree.
Ask the group for a “yes or no” question—and follow their answer.
Challenge someone to do a dare with you.
Trade dares with another player.

9. Creative Dares

Write a 4-line poem about your favorite snack.
Draw a self-portrait using MS Paint or a sketch app.
Invent a superhero name and power for yourself.
Make a jingle for your name.
Pretend to be a weather reporter in your room.
Create a 10-second story using only emojis.
Write a rap about your day.
Make a new handshake and teach it over video.
Create a logo for your friend group.
Take a random object and give it a dramatic backstory.

10. Light & Sweet Dares

Compliment yourself in the mirror.
Share one thing you love about your best friend.
Text your parent/guardian: “Thanks for being awesome.”
Write one positive thing about everyone in the group.
Smile for 10 seconds without breaking eye contact on video call.
Send a GIF that makes you happy.
Name three things you’re grateful for.
Share your favorite memory of the past month.
Write a short letter to your future self.
Take a happy selfie and send it to someone who needs a smile.