76+ Truth or Dare Ideas for Friends that you can also play over text

Truth or Dare is like the OG of all party games.

This is one game that you can play wherever and whenever. It is extremely hassle-free and doesn’t require much.

All you need is a bottle and a few interesting questions.

Whether you are playing it online or whether you are gathered around the table, we bring to you a series of truth and dare question ideas that will surely blow your minds.

1. Funny Truths

What’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever Googled?
Have you ever talked to your pet like it’s a person?
What’s the dumbest thing you’ve ever cried over?
Do you sing in the shower—and what’s your go-to song?
Have you ever walked into the wrong classroom?
What’s your most useless talent?
What’s the strangest thing in your room right now?
Have you ever tried to take a selfie and failed horribly?
What’s a word you always mispronounce?
What’s your weirdest guilty pleasure TV show?

2. Funny Dares

Send a voice note saying your ABCs backwards.
Text your last emoji-only conversation without context.
Type a message with your nose and send it.
Say “I like bread” randomly in the group chat.
Change your display name to something weird for 10 minutes.
Record yourself saying “I am a potato” with a dramatic voice.
Draw a cat with your non-dominant hand and send a photo.
Make a weird face and set it as your profile pic for 5 minutes.
Spell your name backward and make it your username.
Send a random sticker to your crush.

3. Mildly Embarrassing Truths

What’s your most embarrassing nickname?
Have you ever sent a message to the wrong person?
Have you ever had a crush on a teacher?
What’s the most awkward thing your parents have caught you doing?
Do you secretly like a super cringey song?
What’s the longest you’ve gone without showering?
What was your most awkward moment at a party?
Have you ever tripped in public and pretended nothing happened?
Have you ever stalked someone on social media and accidentally liked something?
What’s something really silly you believed as a kid?

4. Embarrassing Dares

Text your mom “I need toilet paper” and don’t explain.
Send your crush a “Did it hurt when you fell from heaven?” message.
Post a super dramatic quote on your story.
Try to sing the chorus of your favorite song in opera style.
Send a selfie with your hair messed up and caption it “Feeling cute.”
Say “I’m Batman” in a voice note and send it to the group.
Try to rap about your day in 30 seconds and send the voice note.
Ask Siri or Google to tell you a joke, then text it to the group.
Text the last person you argued with and say, “I surrender.”
Text your best friend pretending you’ve forgotten their name.

5. Crush & Flirty Truths

Who do you currently have a crush on?
Have you ever daydreamed about kissing someone in your class?
What’s your ideal first date?
Have you ever liked more than one person at the same time?
Have you ever liked a friend’s sibling?
What do you notice first when you like someone?
Have you ever imagined a fake relationship scenario in your head?
Who’s your celebrity crush?
What’s your biggest turn-off?
What’s the cutest thing someone could text you?

6. Flirty Dares

Text your crush “Hey, just thinking about you…”
Send a heart emoji to the 3rd contact in your list.
Compliment the last person you messaged—make it really sweet.
Post “I have a crush…” and don’t explain for 15 minutes.
Type a flirty pickup line and send it to your friend.
Text your best friend’s crush pretending to be them.
Ask someone “Would you go on a date with me?” and take a screenshot of their answer.
Send your favorite selfie to the group and say, “Rate me 1-10.”
Say something romantic using only emojis.
Text your crush a song that reminds you of them.

7. Deep & Thoughtful Truths

What’s your biggest dream in life?
Have you ever felt completely heartbroken?
What’s something you’re really scared of losing?
Do you believe everything happens for a reason?
What’s something you wish people understood about you?
Have you ever felt like you weren’t enough?
What’s your biggest insecurity?
Who in your life do you trust the most and why?
What’s the hardest decision you’ve ever made?
What’s one thing you wish you could forget?

8. Sweet & Supportive Dares

Compliment three people in the group chat.
Send a “thank you” message to someone who’s helped you recently.
Share something you love about each person playing.
Make a list of 3 things you love about yourself and share it.
Text someone you haven’t talked to in a while and check in.
Send a message to your favorite teacher saying they made a difference.
Recommend a book, movie, or song that helped you feel better.
Write a short poem and share it in the group.
Send a quote that inspires you to someone you care about.
Share a happy memory from your childhood.