Things the 16 Personality Types Would Never Say (Part 3)
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2022
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"Have I lost my to-do list?" - ISFP
"Have I lost my to-do list?" - ISTJ
Same question, very different reasoning behind the joke. Genius.
The irony is that one of my best friends is an ISFP and she keeps a to-do list... for her personal projects. Screw real life, gotta get the creativity organized.
@@LilyGrace1990 Yes!! That's exactly what I use them for as well! It's nice to "put" my ideas somewhere so I can remember what I wanted to do when I have the time to do it. But I often lose them, so the line that the ISFP said in this skit is actually one I have indeed said, unironically, many times. When I find one, I feel so proud if I can check off an additional task that I've completed since I wrote the list months ago! Lol!
@@LilyGrace1990 That's quite relatable.
I play D&D a lot, so I keep fairly organized notes of entire worlds I've made, but I have the hardest time organizing notes for work. lol
Made me laugh the most.
Did anybody else lose their sh*t when Kristin had the exact same dialog for the ISFP and ISTJ? 😂 well done! 😂
That was perfect
Oh wait i get it now
Never make vs. Never lose
As an ISTJ, I’d lose my shit without my todo list. 😂😂
@@pguy5517 LOL! OMG! thank you! I can't believe I didn't get it! ( I don't know those 2 types very well).
-ENTP
I love how sweetly the ISFJ says she broke somebody's shin.
Yes! I love how she still stayed 'in character' and true to type while saying something completely against the type! 😅
It's exactly how a ISFJ would say "I made him a cake"!
One could almost clip that into a 2nd video and add a 3rd person narrator on it with the line "the others in the room laughed hesitantly, unsure of if she was joking or not. Were they about to meet their end? The tenseness of the moment was ended suddenly with a ding as the cake was done."
I love how you kept the types themselves while saying the wrong things.
yeah thats what it makes even more funny
exactly
The way Kristin is so good at playing ENTP nowadays that I can tell it’s ENTP just from the vibe before she even says anything 🤣
True, it's also the character in her skits that I can picture as a real person the most haha. Guess it's because one of the funniest things about ENTP's is how deadpan and chill they behave, even while making the most absurd claims. By the way, her younger brother is an ENTP and they did a video together a few weeks ago. I definitely recommend checking it out, if you haven't yet, you can kinda see where her inspiration came from
Word.
-ENTP
@@justanordinarydemigay5243 "it's also the character in her skits that I can picture as a real person the most"
That's because of all the people, we *are* the most real.
@@gorgonheap9770 Yes, you're the ones running the simulation...
@@justanordinarydemigay5243 wKwKwK
“After 12 years of hard work, I”
That’s savage Kristin…just savage. And pretty relatable! I really do find that the sooner I can do “the thing” the more likely “the thing” will actually happen. Ne just gets bored with ideas quickly. I gotta imagine Se has similar boredom tendencies with the sensory if it’s not engaging or aesthetically pleasing.
And now I’m kinda curious what bores the non E/IxxP types (aka judgers)?
Great video as always!
For me it's having to do a repetitive physical task that is necessitates too much of my attention for me to escape into Ni.
I'm INTP and everything outside of thoughts bores me. People, places, things, etc. All boring. When someone offers a new thought, a new perspective, I'm intrigued for a week.
I’m an ENFP. I try my best, okay?! Lol it’s true we can’t focus our attention on one thing for a long period of time.
Why not just xxxP types? Also I don't think they get bored. Ever. It's their superpower.
Sincerely, bored XNTP
As an esfj, here’s what bores me:
Ideas with zero practical application
Trying to figure out something that can never be known, such as an event far in history
Too many hypotheticals without anything tangible to make it make sense
The INTJ cracked me up. Love how you made it look extra awkward. 😂
The way he pronounces Ewok. And Binky Boo. 😂
@@MichaelGrundler Glorious! 🤣
I could actually see an INTJ (e.g., myself) saying some of these things in the right mood to the right person as a joke. I do have Fi, after all. But I would never, never go up to some random new colleague and say it. And, let's face it, "fluffy bunnikins" is going far too far even for a joke. 😬
@@sydneycarton4106 yeah I agree. As an intj in the right mood I talk about stuff like this. Hell I introduce my cat to people all the time.
@@Lilly_annn That's cute! And I agree, my INTJ partner does have those moments too. ❤️
This video is the closest I'll ever get to the dream of getting an INTJ to say "Fluffy Bunnikins."
Thanks for helping me live my fantasy, Kristin.
-ENTP
Yeah.... I've named my fish Mr. Fishy.... and my dog was regularly called Butt by me (due to her regular asinine behaviour lol) to the shock of my ISTJ/ESFJ parents (who eventually would call her Butt too lol).... saying all that...not sure I'd say Fluffy Bunnikins outloud 😄 -intj
Fluffy Bunnikins 😊🥰❤️😘😻 *~uwu~*. There, how’s that?
@@grazynawolska8160 I believe everything you just said.
The juxtaposition of ISFP and ISTJ is so great. 🤣
Yeah. That was a clever one. Kristin seems to be hitting those juxtapositions right on the nose, especially in her “Through the Lens of…” series.
This joke was suggested by a patron! Genius 👌
0:02 INTP
0:08 ISFJ
0:12 ENTP
0:23 ESFJ
0:31 ISTP
0:40 ESFP
0:47 ESTJ
1:05 ISFP
1:07 ISTJ
1:10 ENFJ
1:22 ENTJ
1:36 INFP
1:46 ESTP
1:58 INFJ
2:06 INTJ
2:19 ENFP
Hope this helps!
I always wonder.. What type of personality that's so kind to provide us with these things? 🤔.. Thank you so much.. I'm ENFP btw..
@@saifuddinfuzi you're welcome! I'm an INFP or INFJ :)
Sure. thank you from an INFJ
Love that their tone of voice is still the same ^^ Anyone else who can roughly tell the type by the tone of voice Kristin is doing? Also, the cut in the end is so well placed, I laughed out so loud :D
I don't know how she does it though and yes I can tell it roughly too!! Things they would never say but would still use the same way to say it
I was going to comment on this, now I don't have to, but yeah, totally could tell. She's genius.
-ENTP
@@BillyBob-lt5nr She is!! Also: high five for thinking the same - ENFP
@@greetjeb6572 Oh, man, ENFP, how you holding up over there? this video was brutal for you! Love you, you're one of my favorite types.
@@BillyBob-lt5nr Aw, haha, nah, I know consistency is not my strength, I'm good at other stuff.
And you! I only have one ENTP friend and I love how we can talk for hours and hours about (ever-changing) topics we're both excited about but approach things in wildly different ways
Do you ever feel roasted by Kristin? I do constantly but in a way I'd make fun of myself/call myself out as well :D
Gotta love it, "12 years of hard, diligent work" and then just the smash cut. Nothing else need be said. Good job Kristin 😊
we: the GODS of procrastinationnn
I dressed my dog up as Santa Claus one year. Took a photo. Framed it. Put it in a drawer so no one can see it.
Sometimes, I open the drawer to look at the photo, though.
- INTJ
The INFP calling someone a loser when they were having a bad time literally glitched my brain out. Lol.
I was looking for this comment. It seemed so wrong. Loser? Sarcastic or ironic I couldn't. I imagined it and felt shame. Blech.
As an infp, I never loose my to-do list. My to-do list looses me. It would never have worked between us, we just want different things
As an ENFP that is an ambivert, yesssss! I am really good at making to-do lists and schedules, but our goals in life are just completely different that it never works past the first date, or second or third if its really special or necessary. Instead, if something really needs to be done, I just keep it in the back of my mind, nagging me until I eventually do it.
As an INTJ , I am jealous of the (things they would never say) version of the INFJ’s collection of historical military figures autobiographies. That was a mouthful. I think I would actually enjoy having a long conversation with such a person on a topic of mutual interest.
I don’t go to parties, but if it was common place for people to simply walk up to each other and begin conversing on the merits and interesting facts about historical military figures, I would start attending parties.
Amen.
--INTJ
If you wish for that to be so, make a party specifically for that purpose. If you lack friends in real life who are interested in this subject, go find somewhere online that loves to discuss military figures of history, impress them with your knowledge on the topic, then use your newfound prestige to get people on a video call so you can have a mock party with these people. If you wish to incorporate the ability to meet new people a large party brings, create a discord server for this topic, find a place online where people are discussing this topic and invite them to join. You will meet lots of new people to discuss this topic even of the other stuff fails.
Same here. Unfortunately, at many parties you can barely even talk in general or even hear your own thoughts because of the loud music....-ISTJ
I would actually like to own something like that
- an INFJ
That would be a dream come true.
-INTP
As an INFJ, that meditation thing the ESTP proposed sounds like a wonderful way of connecting with one's soulmate.
I was excited when I heard that 😅 I was like awww ok let's do it! 😂
-infj
The ESTP is was basically an INFJ there with an ESTPs tone lol. INFJ was basically being an ISTJ.
as an ESTP, that literally gave me a headache thinking about doing that weird meditation
@@hansgruber788 FOR an ESTP, I'm proud that you even watched the video lol.
@@meddem1925 I don't get the misconception about ESTPs not liking this stuff, she's great along with Frank james
ENTJ is casually spying on all people they hate and waiting for moment to make their lives into an endless cycle of pain.
ENFP 😂😂😂
And the ISTJ and ISFP same dialog is genius, Kristin 🤣🤣
This kit is really fun ☺️👏
I would be priveleged to aid the INTJ's mountain lion master plan to overthrow humanity.
Or at least I'll pay good money to watch a whole movie on it.
~INFJ
As an INFP I could actually see myself making that kind of remark out loud. But ONLY as a means of jokingly giving someone a hard time and only aimed at those we feel close to (I've actually got myself into trouble a few times this way.) We're not judgey but we can definitely dish out the sarcasm!
Saaaame, but its usually in a situation where they just told lots of nerdish details and then I call them a nerd. Of course I'm a big nerd myself :)
Hmm, I thought a family member was ISFJ but now I'm wondering if they're more INFP, simply based on your comment. But I guess most personality types might use sarcasm.
Can't decide what's more wild for the ENFJ, scamming people or actually opening up about how she feels 😂
Lol, ESFJ: "Here, let's do literally ANY research"
A little on the nose there, but I love it!
-ENTP
Also, the hilarious thing about the INFP one...while I didn't think the guy was a loser for it, I actually DID end up being able to tell a very confused college boy what was wrong with his car because my dad had insisted I at least learn enough basics to know when I needed to do something about whatever my car happened to be doing. Also the day when people stopped coming up to me at the gas station to ask if I needed help adding oil to the oil-guzzling beast was a very proud one for me. Knowing I had the vibes of "I know what I'm doing" was awesome. XD --INFP
Is your dad an ISTx BTW? Just asking XD
@@jettsteel7305 My dad is actually an ENTJ with an engineering background and aviation career, and my mom is an ESTJ. Yes, I am an INFP raised by wolves. (Two Te doms. 😅)
@@nerysghemor5781 Oh wow- I'm an INFP too, but my parents are an ISFJ and ISTJ and I also have an ISTP sibling... I do *not* get along with them at all, every day is filled with misunderstandings 😭
@@jettsteel7305 Oh dang…yeah, that could be tough! Though I would figure you might have the best shot figuring out the ISTJ since he shares your cognitive functions, just in a different order.
The INTJ joke is that altho we totally dressed up Binky-Boo in an adorable ewok outfit and took pictures... we'd never tell you 👀
The best part about the ENTP one is that it's SO WRONG that it's impossible to keep the voice and body in character without it sounding sarcastic!
-ENTP
True! I said it like 5 different ways and it came out sarcastic every time 😅
Me, an INFJ having just read "On war" by prussian general from XIX century and the diary of conquering Moscow written by polish XVII century general: 😎 hey
As an ISTP, I can confirm: Office politics are my favorite. Especially when it creates drama. Come to think of it, gossip is one of the best things ever.
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I must now commit seppuku, for I have spoken lies.😔
How much did that hurt to say?
Husband is istp and he hates workplace drama. Tries to stay away from it but pp always drag him in.
I know of an ISTP that always comes back into my life, talking about office gossip, but perhaps it's just his awkward way of trying to bond lol. The gossip talk consist of only those statements however, nothing drawn out, and he is still says this in his extremely nonchalant manner lol.
I always feel weird about it because I'm always thinking, "yeah I dont care about this gossip. But I'll act like it lol. "
@@SimoneEppler yes.
@@apostle602gmail lol
The ENFP was just cruel. We get things done! We just only get 2% of the things we start done but in our defense, that's because that particular 2% is the peak of our potential, the project we were able to fine tune to absolute perfection. Respect the 2%, Kristin. Respect the 2%.
-Lily, who has started about 500 stories and finished 10 but dang if those 10 aren't amazing
I think the 2% is the stuff that you were interested enough in that you got to the point where you said in a confused voice "Oh, I guess there's nothing more to do..."
@@BillyBob-lt5nr There is no finished. There is only stable and internally complete. I come up with ideas for things I've finished years later. I could rob a bank and get away scot free and STILL be like "dang it, I should made the Jeep the getaway car, that would have been so much better!"
@@LilyGrace1990 Oh yeah, I feel ya, I'm an ENTP.
…but what color of jeep?! :•)
@@nickpickle1079 Probably black. I imagine that would blend in. Red cars get pulled over more often than any other color, so I'd say it shouldn't be colored or bright. A dark silver or gray would work if a black one isn't available. Stolen plates, ofc.
I'm an INTJ who doesn't even alter his regular monotone voice when speaking to animals. The idea of putting clothing on them strikes me as embarrassing to everyone involved-- the pet, the owner, any other people or animals who see it.
Am also INTJ. I used to be like that before having any pets. Now my collection of cute holiday/seasonal sweaters for my dog is growing according to plan. Soon, I will have a full year set for her and all of them purchased at after-season clearance prices!
Then I'd love to show you my collage of photos of my dog in various outfits... He's such a sweet boy!!!!
-a way too excited ENFP
I love how these characters started to have consistent names like the intj with the name bob
ISTP still sounds facetious. Even in this alternate universe where you say things you would never say, ISTP can't force themself to care about office drama.
INTJ, ENTJ, and INTP were spot on. This was hilarious. Thank you for the great MBTI memes.
INFJ here! At 1:58 I was thinking, "Gosh, historical military biographies are NOT my cup of tea..." A few seconds later I was laughing my head off. 😂
I would actually be interested in it. Also, INFJ
Same!!! 🤣
Alexander the Great biographies were one of the first grown-up books I read when I was around 12.
I found both of them super interesting. I've read Ceasar, Hannibal Barca and Marie Antoinette biographies as well.
Historical, mythological and classic literature books are my favourites
- INFJ
Actually sometimes my mother (an ESFJ) does a lot of research, it's just so random and confusing most of the time!
And as an INTJ for me it was really sad and scary that the INTJ part was really like her! And it's accurate, It's like we're the total opposite and that "J" doesn't do anything😂😅
Wow the ENFP was uncalled for 😂 though ok it would mean sticking to my ideas for more than 2 seconds and not generating and getting excited over any new ones which is pretty much impossible. It’s why I think being a lawyer is the perfect mix of everything for me- like you get new cases all the time, can exercise Te (which thanks to my very thinker family- and by that I mean there are 2 Fe users, me and then 7 thinkers and my household is ISTJ. ESTP and ENTP- so I’ve pretty much had to develop Te quite well in Order to keep up) and law is my main Fi passion. So who knows maybe one day I will get to say that 🤷🏻♀️
But anyways I found this hillarious if my estp brother said that to me i would think he was trolling. Same with my ENTP dad no way he’d let that slide. I think if my ISTJ mum lost her to do list there’d be an apocalypse- I mean she’s left her laptop at work before and got very annoyed at herself honestly I think there is a lot an ENFJ would be able to unpack from my mum- and it would be interesting.
I actually did a little experiment (with help from my ISTP friend because I couldn’t actually work out the right equation because I’m Words> numbers) to see if mbti could be partly hereditary where I went through my parents and grandparents types and assigned a point system to each function. Starting with 8 for their dominant function, 7 for auxiliary and so on- and then added it up for each function. So like my mum is an ISTJ and at the time I thought my dad was an ENFP (because I didn’t really know the difference between fi and ti from an external view) and found that based on cognitive functions- the type I was most likely to be born with is XNFP (Ne was the highest function at 32 points) followed by XSTJ. Which tracks because ISTJ mum. ISTJ auntie, ESTJ auntie and ISFJ grandma. XSTP at the time was the lowest but I think now it would be a lot higher because my dad is actually an ENTP.
As an ENFP, I have to applaud you on your comment. This is like 90% of my own thought processes, and I still understand only about 1 out of every 16 words I say. I agree about sticking with plans, I personally have changed career paths about 23 times in the last 5 months.
Good God that's a lot of text.
Saw that you were an ENFP, saw the wall of text, checks out.
I'm also an ENFP who has also accidentally left walls of text on videos like this hahaha
@@Saxinful haha yeah if you find my comments on most UA-cam videos I leave comments on (like pretty much everyone on this channel)- I’ve written an essay 😂😂 Kristen got the ENFP in 16personalities as UA-cam subscribers spot on.
It's amazing how the INTJ was saying things they would never say, but still saying it in the voice I imagine they would use to say those things.
⚠️ DO NOT WATCH WHILE EATING! 😂
Never 🤣
I am watching this while eating...
Sorry, what did you say? I was too busy cleaning up the milk I just spat out!
The acting is always so on point! I sometimes forget you're the same person tbh. Ever considered becoming an actor Kristin? And as always a funny and accurate video!
-INFJ
"Ever considered becoming an actor?" she asked the ESFP
ESFP:
🤩
The ESTP quoting Bryan Adams sincerely - rather than in a tipsy state during karaoke - might be the most absurd bit of all.
And I was thinking: Nah, that can't be an intentional quote. Probably just a coincidence.
While at the same time the earworm started playing at the back of my mind.
@@MichaelGrundler Check back in the Patreon ideas - it was completely intentional, I assure you.
@@restlessmosaic If you’re referring to the script ideas, I haven’t seen those. I’m not at that Patreon level.
@@MichaelGrundler Ah ha! The ESTP dialogue is mine.
As an ESTP, big fan of cheesy rock, trying to work song lyrics into conversation and being totally unable/unwilling to simply sit still doing nothing, I now worry that Kristin is actually just watching me.......
I’m an ISTJ and after a week back in my office after being away for 2 years, I completely agree with the ISTP in this video.
After about 6 weeks of home office at the beginning of the pandemic I actually started to miss the social interactions at the office.
- ISTP
After about half a year of pandemic related homeoffice I absolutely did not miss people. At all. (ISTP)
I think i'm an INTJ type (not sure) and, although I would never do my pet the displeasure of dressing them, I would most definitely show anyone a picture of my pet(s) because they are greatest, best, loveliest, awesomest creatures in the entire world. However, you nailed it anyway since I would not show them at first meeting to a random new collegue - I would try to avoid said person to postpone the awkward first meeting for as long as I can.
The ESFP sketch was even better than I imagined when I read it on the Patreon page. I've rewatched it three times now and it just keeps getting funnier.
Man the ENFP part....😂
Nailed it!
The INFP wow, 😂 I can confirm I would never say that!
Me too. Especially because I don't have the slightest idea how to fix anything to do with cars.. ;-) If a car I was driving broke down (don't have one of my own), I'd probably be near to a nervous breakdown and call my dad or one of my brothers.. ;-)
I'm not so sure the ISFP one is so impossible. If ISFPs are anything like INFPs, to-do lists can literally be one of the ONLY ways we EVER get anything done. XD Seriously, if I don't write it down, the majority of the time it doesn't happen.
yeah! the other way to get things done is being a general slob with a messy room, so when family or friends come to visit it's just not an option to not clean up so I wont need a list for those occasions ^^
@@purplemind93 HAHA, been in that situation too, too many times than I can count in the 20+ years since I moved out of the house for college!!! My parents are Te doms. When I don’t clean up to their liking, even as an adult they let rip about it. -INFP
“I’ll do literally *any* research.” XD
ISFP: did I lose my TO DO LIST?
ISTJ: did I LOSE my to do list?
the istj and isfp segments were so clever! reminds me of what you did for those same types in your “16 personalities at the end of a bad date”
As an INFJ I would actually be interested in those books. I'm a history nerd, you see 😅
"Hello random new colleague" no please kill me now.
In what situation could an infp say "loser" to someone
to her/himself in an inner dialogue?
@@YuS-French 😂yes looks like the only situation
Hahaha!
The ESFP 😂😂😂 Especially in the UK captions, “I shall moustache my audience like they’ve ne’er been moustached before!” 🤣
I always make to-do lists as an ISFP for shopping and stuff that is important to me! I don't have a day-to-day extensive list but I still make lists... because my memory isn't reliable lol
Ah yes~ the biographies 😌😌😌 Reminds me of my love for history that was put down because of the over-importance on memorizing dates that I very much hate.
If only the education system would focus on learning the lessons one can take from these historical records, history would be a lot more fun to learn with.
ISFP: Have i lost my to do list?
ISTJ: Have i lost my to do list?
Lol that was brilliant
Also INTJ’s robotic voice while talking about random stuff lmao
No random stuff... adorable pets she feels deeply about but will never ever show you lol 😆
@@grazynawolska8160 yes lol
In my experience INTPs actually respond that way to me. Perhaps they know that I'm a big enough dork that they can trust my idea to be sufficiently nerdy.
I love, love the INTJ lion saga you got going in the UK subtitles~
You have three separate videos of things we'd never say, and it looks like a whole series now continuing well into the future? Well, I can see you feel passionately about this. I'm in.
😂😂
I can only say that the INTJ one is very true. I've started and internship two and half month ago. Never once I introduiced myself to someone at work unless that someone asked me to do so.
Yes, that include not giving my name and acting like I've work there for 10 years to avoid unwanted social interaction.
Firmly agreed!
Also... Please research 'narcissitic personality disorder' (NPD) / 'cluster-B'; and know that they are the 'root of all evil' (especially 'ESFJ/ESTJ-narcissits'; Myers-Briggs reference, look it up)!
European 'ESFJ' are the worst personality type, and they are responsible for inventing 'racism' and colonization! It is in their neuro-psychology!!
The are extremely 'manipulative' and often use 'looking pretty' to distract others from the witch's mind-games / mind-rape, e.g. gaslighting, playing the victim or damsel in distress, creating 'flying-monkeys', and paying others to attack (or at times kill) someone for her. When caught, she will use her minions as scapegoats. European ESFJ are notorious for this especially in a racist context, e.g. Elliott Till.
ISFP (and ESFP) are the most complicit, narcissitic-enablers. ISFP also tend to be 'oblivious-codependants' (look up the definition).
SUMMARY:
Evil personality: ESFJ, ESTJ
[Secretly] Evil and narcissit-friendly gunts/flying-monkey: ISFP, ESFP.
☝️All of them are secretly emotionally-disturbed, hence their need to create conflict (and at other people's expense, truly evil).
Spread the word! Thank you. 👍🏽
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#Save_Soil
The INTJ one..very good :)
I actually got "scolded" at work today. From now on I am required to work less and talk and socialize more. Go figure...
The ESFP was amazing too
What I found interesting about the ISTP one is that it seemed like something I could actually hear one saying because of how just unimpressed they sounded.
(Also, I can’t help but get the feeling these ENFP sketches are ways of dealing with the “trauma” of having an ENFP sibling. You have just a little tooo much fun with them. 😂)
Entj here
Aww, now I want to meet Binkie-boo.
Edit: Yes, I'm aware I've outed myself as an ISFP
...I'm an INFJ and I've said that dozens of times...
For example, I own a biography of General Robert E. Lee who - dispite being demonized in more recent years - was a well respected figure who both sides of the civil war respected do to his moral convictions and military prestige.
Yeah I didn't get the INFJ one 🤔
As an INFJ, I don't really find that either biographical accounts of people or self-help books are probable sources of real wisdom as I generally think that a person's artistic/intellectual focuses and personal awareness of who they are at core as well as among others are more telling of what individual direction they should take (as opposed to something that very broadly can apply to literally anyone, ignoring personal lived experience or limitations). I also think that a person's cultural/political effects are more important in the grand scheme of things as opposed to any personal philosophies or quirks they may have had. Like it doesn't matter to me that Hitler enjoyed dogs or had a close relationship with a niece or someone, he's still a horrible genocidal, racist, homophobic cult leader whose negative impact is still being felt to this day. So he can suck some brimstone. I feel similarly about Robert E Lee, speaking as a Black person who grew up Mississippi 😬. Just because we CAN understand and see a person's humanity, (which people should be able to do anyway, but that's in an ideal world where nuance is fun to play with) that doesn't mean we have to be like, wow, fascinating, let's engage with what he represented with grace and memorialize this guy for what his actions meant to HIM.
I could imagine the INFJ saying and studying that. What I could imagine less would be if he spontaneously jumps on stage and mimics the entertainer WITHOUT preparation.But maybe I'm wrong.
@@7XSubaru Oh yeah, I doubt that would ever happen.
Ok Kristen amazing 😂! I love how you completely change your tone of voice, hair clothing, and everything for each character. I know an ESTP girl and she sounds exactly like your ESTP impression.
Also as in ISFP have made plenty of to do lists in my life that I have never taken a second look at after I getting half way through writing it and thinking, I don’t really feel like doing any of this right now lol 😅.
Your acting is fabulous! 💛
That was officially amazing. Love your insights on the 16 personalities!
I have been trying to learn more about the shadow functions of each type and I was wondering if you would do an informational video on it! I think it's something you haven't covered before so I figured I would mention it. Have a lovely day!
The INTJ, "... and this is Binki-boo. He's my fluffy binnikins..." Lol!
I tried to picture myself saying the sentence my type says in the video, and I couldn't. So, the title is correct.
Oooooooooh, poor ENFP!
I'm not sure what's sadder, the sarcastic burn she got from dear kristin in this one or the fact that she was cut off because anything she could have said next would have made no difference at all.
-ENTP
*looks at INFJ skit*
*looks at shelf full of Dubya-era memoirs*
Darn, back to the retyping board 😔✌
ETA: Well I guess I'd never say _that_ ... I'm mostly interested in social dynamics of a time, and memoirs are a great way to try to connect everyone to each other. The actual military campaign stuff is kinda boring, and I don't really see it as "wisdom"
Don’t worry you sound exactly like an INFJ. And I’m definitely one.
Such a charming video!
Ok, as an ISFP, I do make to-do lists... so I don't forget 100% of what I need to do in the next five minutes. And they're on my phone, naturally. So they don't get lost. And I can add to them when I remember the-thing-I-forgot-to-put-on-there.
Ok INTJ was hilarious! But I especially loved ISFP and ISTJ too. Can someone explain ESFP though? That one went over my head.
ESFPs aren't exactly known for their long term thinking. Or strategic planning (she seems to be playing chess, or some similar analogy.) They are very "in the moment;" much like ESTPs. She's basically playing the ESFP character like a stereotypical INTJ; their polar-opposite.
But the mustache is totally an ESFP thing!
@@ellaser93 gotcha, I missed the chess (or whatever) reference as I watch while washing dishes. Thanks.
Great acting!! Love the writing:)
Thanks! My patrons helped 😁
This was a really great video! I like the ISFP, ISTJ and ESFP best
Brilliant, Kristin... brilliant.
I swear, your videos keep getting more and more accurate 😂
I guessed a couple people cause you managed to keep the tone ^^
As someone with an INTP friend, the first one legit broke me for 6 seconds cause they almost *always* ask for the reasoning, specially when I call random things cute, and they have no clue *why* I consider them cute XD
Also, as someone who has an ISTP sibling who hates their classmates and avoids drama like the plague, this is absolutely hilarious 😂
Oh my God... I swear... When I watched the INFP part, I literally had a 2-second mental breakdown like, "What...? I won't say something like that, I don't even *think* like that... Am I really being mean without realizing it-" before I snapped back to reality and remembered what this video was about TvT
The INTJ, I- I AM DYING XDD I absolutely *lost* it at the pet names, that's adorable, though, NGL... I hope this didn't traumatize you INTJs too bad... ;v;
The ENFP... Understandable XD I just can't with how you cut off in the middle of their sentence (Personally, I like to think that it was because the ENFP recording the lines kept bursting out in laughter every time she got any further than that part due to the sheer irony of the lines)
And well, the UK captions were once again the cherry on top to this comedy gold masterpiece 😂
Anyways, I really enjoyed this one, your acting has improved over time, Kristy, and it's amazing how well you can portray the types without harmful stereotypes ^^ Thanks for uploading regularly, but don't forget to take a rest too when you need it, OK? And when you do, we'll be waiting for you to come back once you're ready again, as your fans, we love and will support you, Kristy 🥺💖
Loved it !
And the ENFP *still* didn't finish her sentence!
I loved how the ISFP and ISTJ were identical, but for totally different reasons! It's because it's all in our heads, folks!
I had a really crap day today and seeing a new video from you really cheered me up. Thank you.
(Please pretend this comment was actually a mildly amusing anecdote about how I related to something in the sketch.)
Naw, thank you! I'm glad!
This video was fantastic!! 😂
ISTJs never lose their to-do list.
ISFPs never have a to-do list.
As an EFNP, I fully intend to say that someday.
In fact, I can! "After 12 years of hard, diligent work, I have finally graduated high school!"
Was it really 12 years of hard diligent work, or 12 years of mucking about and still getting top marks XD
I relate to the ENTP a lot but I never present my good ideas to anyone because I already know that no one will understand due to the fact that I’m a bad communicator and that my ideas will just be rejected anyways because of the workplace hierarchy where the boss sees me as a walking trash can. I made a program that automates half my job but told no one about it because I know I’ll just get in trouble. My workplace hates efficiency and only cares about following outdated procedures and sucking the fun and creativity out of everything. Nowadays I purposely skew the results of test cases just out of pure spite and no one notices.
ISFP losing ToDo list even when they have just secondary Se
ISTJ losing ToDo list when they don't ever need one
smart move 👆
I’m totally onboard with the 1920s mustache villain making more appearances
As a ISTP, I almost had a stroke during our skit...
My gawd, I love your UK captions. I usually have to watch 3 times to get everything lol
I feel slightly attacked 😅 - ENFP
But I definetely couldn't engage in a 12 years long work or workplace
She is very humbling to the ENFP's.
I would never do that thing you're right,
Honestly i can't see how people call some wars a success, the infj one is really accurate
I'm INTP. I don't laugh out loud much; I appreciate from within. But the INFP had me laughing out loud. "Your car broke down and you don't know how to fix it? Looser."
As always you're the best
I cracked up when the ENFP didn't finish her sentence.
This may be your funniest video to date, somehow.
Not sure if the ENFJ is actually a scammer or not.
I had an ENFJ roommate for 2 years who was doing sales and frequently would deceive customers.
I’m trying to think if the character in the skit is being open about his shady stuff instead of hiding it and that’s the point or is that an ENFJ would never be thought as a scammer
I'd say it's more that ENFJ COULD easily be scammer, but they don't participate in it because of high moral standards and being empathetic towards others
I once told a friend, ENFJs are not really a halfway type. Either they're healthy and committed to their moral ideals so much that they'd never dream of cheating you, or they're so narcissistic that they believe their own lies all of the time, so that their ideals and the truth can all easily change to suit their advantage. It's hard to explain, but essentially, we can lie to ourselves very effectively: in healthy ENFJs, this can keep us trapped by people who are just using us - we will self-delude to avoid the pain of giving up on someone. But in unhealthy/warped ENFJs, this can enable anything and everything: there are a fair number of ENFJs in politics, and they're often the messed up kind - they can weaponize any ideal that suits their advantage at the time. But end of the day, they (and those whose success serves their own advancement) are all they really care about.
Agreed, I had a similar thought
(I would also like to specify that Kristin is still not wrong: the strength of the self-lie is so strong that it would prevent even an unhealthy ENFJ from ever saying this kind of thing out loud. In fact, they treat that kind of perspective with open derision, even while 100% living it out.)
The INTP’s just get more and more accurate for me (I’m an INTP btw). I also relate a lot to the ENTP, the ISTP, the INTJ, the ESTP, and the ENTJ. I also would say what the ESFJ said normally.
Improving productivity in the workplace didn't make cents.
I c what u did there!
The only military book I ever started reading is "The Art of War". Don't know where it ended up in the last move, but it makes for nice quotes.
Yeah, I mean the idea sounds appealing. But I would be bored to death while reading a heavy book about some military leader, so I’d just stick to looking the person up on Wikipedia. Love that stuff - to the point that sometimes I suspect whether I’m actually INTP (thanks to the stereotype that INTPs often fall into research rabbit holes).
Edit: now that I think about it, I do actually have one book about a Chechen freedom fighter. I started reading it years ago but I still haven’t finished it. I’ve read around 60%. The reason I bought it is that I’m Chechen, but too much info about war tactics and strategy tire my brain I guess. I prefer fiction/nonfiction and philosophy.