A sibling is usually a built-in best friend equipped with lifelong memories and inside jokes, which means they also know exactly how to rage-bait you best. If you have a sibling, you probably remember the classic rage-baiting technique where you’d be in the car and point at them so you’re just above their skin, but aren’t touching them. Then, of course, the back-and-forth of “get away from me!” and “I’m not touching you!” ensues. At the time, it might not feel that funny for one of them, but for both siblings, these moments become memories they can look back on and laugh about.Â
Let’s be honest, though, rage-baiting your sibling does not stop once you become an adult. If anything, it might be even more fun now that parents are less likely to get involved and stop the rage-baiting. While the classic “I’m not touching you” joke likely won’t work anymore, there are plenty of other things you can do to spark up a heated debate or get a funny reaction out of your sibling. So, if you’re looking for a fun way to get back at them for stealing your sweater or just want to get a funny reaction out of them, here are 40 questions to rage-bait your sibling with. (With love, of course.)
40 Funny Rage Bait Questions To Ask Your Siblings:
- Has Mom/Dad told you I’m their favorite yet?
- Do you remember that time when Mom/Dad said they love me more?
- Did you put on makeup or something? You look almost as pretty as me!
- Are you sure you weren’t adopted?
- Would you rather be my sibling or go to jail?
- How old are you again?
- Are you wearing that?
- Who would get kicked out of the family group chat first?
- If mom/dad had to pick one of us to dress like for a day, who would they pick?
- If I was never born, do you think you’d be the favorite?
- Where is my sweater? (and then insist they have it, but you know exactly where it is)
- Did you hear that? I think Mom is calling you. (She isn’t)
- Do you think you’d be better off if you took after me a little more?
- Have you ever tried putting on some perfume/cologne?
- You were such a cute baby! What happened?
- Are you rage-baited right now?
- Do you ever wish that you were as cool as me?
- Wouldn’t it be crazy if we were siblings?
- Would you still talk to me if we weren’t siblings?
- Do you ever wish that you were as smart as me?
- Why do you think I always get my way?
- When are you finally going to move out?
- How do you always look so comfortable?
- Has Mom told you she doesn’t have enough money for only your Christmas gifts this year?
- Isn’t it crazy how all of the good genes went to me?
- If you were the older sibling, do you think you’d be more responsible and smart like me?
- If you were the younger sibling, do you think you’d be more spoiled and loved like me?
- Do you know why Mom/Dad always likes my Instagram posts but never yours?
- Has Mom/Dad told you I’m moving into your room?
- Why do you think I always get better birthday gifts than you?
- How do you think Mom and Dad feel that I’m going to be more successful than you?
- Isn’t it cool how birds are anti-gravity?
- Do you think crabs think fish are flying?
- Do you ever wish you had a brother/sister? (Whichever is the same as your sibling)
- How much do you think Mom/Dad is paying your partner to be with you?
- Why do you think my friends are so much cooler than yours?
- What are you going to do when Mom, Dad, and I go on vacation together, and you’re stuck here?
- Do you remember the 21st night of September?
- Has anyone ever told you that you kind of look like Chewbacca?
- When’s the last time you brushed your teeth? (and act shocked no matter what they answer)
Some of the best parts of being close with your siblings are these silly moments where one of you is yelling at the other over something completely ridiculous. These questions might even spark some nostalgia for when you used to mess around like this, trying not to scream at 10 pm while both your parents were trying to sleep in the next room. Although you’re no longer giggling under the bedsheets late at night before school, hopefully these questions bring that energy back and help create more memories.