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Rage-Bait Your Besties With These 40 Questions

If you’re anything like me, asking your friends rage-bait questions is one of your favorite things to do during a hangout or long car ride. Sue me, but asking questions like “would you rather end our friendship right now, or have never met me?” and seeing them jump through frustrating mental hurdles as they try to solve this impossible question in the least offensive way is absolutely hilarious.  So, if you’re looking for funny rage-bait questions to ask your friends, then you’ve come to the right place.

One of the best parts of these questions is that they build comfort and foster closeness without the pressure of all the deep, vulnerable questions. Instead of asking about the time you were most embarrassed — a question that is thrown around way too casually when I do not want to relive that moment — ask your friends something silly, like whether cereal is a kind of soup. (It’s not, BTW.) 

Whether you’re at dinner with your lifelong best friend or an acquaintance that you’re testing the waters with, these rage-bait questions are great to keep the conversation flowing and light-hearted. So, if you’re looking to get a funny reaction out of your bestie, or enter a goofy debate just for the fun of it, here are 40 questions to rage-bait your friend with. 

40 funny Rage Bait Questions To Ask Your Friends:

  1. Is a hot dog a sandwich?
  2. Would you still be my friend if you were funny?
  3. Are towels meant to be dry or wet?
  4. Would you rather be my friend or lose 100 dollars?
  5. Would you rather have a great day or a horrible day?
  6. If you stack two lasagnas on top of each other, does it just become one really tall lasagna?
  7. Forget pineapple — does meat belong on pizza?
  8. Is clapping when an airplane lands actually cringe?
  9. Do you think socks have a right and left?
  10. Do slip-on shoes need to be worn with socks?
  11. Should Disney require guests to have a child with them to be allowed in?
  12. Is it valid for adults to play with Legos?
  13. Morning showers or night showers?
  14. Is cheer/dance a sport?
  15. Are you rage-baited right now?
  16. Is it ridiculous to be afraid of the dark?
  17. Who would you rather be sitting with right now, me or your partner?
  18. Whose side are you on, Iron Man or Captain America’s?
  19. Do you know about that life?
  20. What are there more of in the world: wheels or doors?
  21. Do ketchup and eggs go together?
  22. Is a suitcase a vehicle?
  23. When’s the last time you ate a vegetable?
  24. Thot son or gay daughter?
  25. Should adults still sleep with stuffed animals?
  26. Do you have any other best friends?
  27. What’s my worst physical trait?
  28. Would you be a stand-up comedian if you were funny?
  29. If you cut a sandwich in half, is it one or two sandwiches?
  30. If you liked people of my gender, would you want to date me?
  31. If you have two pants, is that a pair of pants or two pairs of pants?
  32. Is 67 funny? (Bonus points if you repeatedly do the hand gesture every time they say “67” in their explanation.)
  33. Who do you think would score higher on an IQ test?
  34. Is the crying emoji actually a crying or laughing emoji?
  35. Is feeding birds chicken morally incorrect?
  36. Is a limo just a really short bus?
  37. What was named first: the color orange or the fruit orange?
  38. Is today opposite day?
  39. Do you remember The Game?
  40. Is science the color green?

Let’s be honest, arguing can be kind of fun when it’s playful, and there’s nothing to lose. Sometimes some of the most memorable moments stem from pointless heated debates that end in laughter.

Seriously though, would you still read my articles if I were a worm?

Aleyni is a National Writer on the Wellness Team for Her Campus and a Staff Writer for Her Campus UCF. She is a Junior from Miami pursuing a major in Creative Writing and Journalism, a minor in Pre-Law in the Humanities, and a certificate in Editing and Publishing. She is a lover of fiction writing and has recently discovered a growing love for poetry. Aside from writing and reading, she loves going to theme parks, watching musicals, and hanging out with friends. On the weekends, you can catch her at local coffee shops or at the Disney theme parks!