Haha I know some vengeful ISFJ who do put thing in peoples food because they are mad at you. You can already be sick and they will still do it. Not all ISFJ are like this, I just know two ISFJ that would do that. I know some ISFJ that can stand up and say no. It is the pushover’s you need to look out for. Because they will blame everything on you.
As an INTJ I spent the whole video thinking about the negative qualities of the other personalities, and when I saw that mine was a know it all, I knew it was very accurate. I liked the part where he smelt the books, honestly I thought that should be made into a perfume rather than flowers. Great work. God help the parents. Also I love how the ENTP is so blatantly based on your brother. He's literally wearing the same colour shirt.
as a fellow INTJ, I concur. I would have been entering the kitchen to make my own coffee since she got so many orders for tea and I'd want my coffee done right and done now. ALso upon entering and seeing her hand wavering, I'd be encouraging her to "do it" with a wicked smirk, cus that'll teach INFJ to even try to one up me.
Of course that was said with me as a snarky teen in mind....I'd *never* play those kind of underhanded games from within the shadows now, no no never....well....hardly ever, as Gilbert and Sullivan would say. ;)
ENTP: "How old are we?" One of these characters' major existential questions indeed (alongside the running gag of the INTJ knowing that they don't actually exist outside of these videos) Please make more of these interactive skits, as these tend to be more fun and memorable than the types one by one
ISFJ makes a rare serious dramatic attempt to rebel, yet instinctively responds to "hey pushover" (a callback to what the INTJ called the ISFJ in the Fire Alarm video)
Hot tip: If you ever want to get an INTP out of their room you just need to use these two words: "free food" (this will only work if you keep your promise and actually provide said food)
@@lunchcase As an INTP in that situation, I would thank him for understanding the situation correctly. Then wonder if he meant only the situation or in general. :)
I suspect INFJs and INTPs are very similar as teenagers. I know I related hard to hiding in my room while my ENFJ sister would make fun of me rather than encourage me. It's only in our 20s that INFJs magically figure out that putting effort into social skills helps with goals while INTPs are pretty much the same.
"How old are we?" -> That was so well placed and executed, haha 🤣I was thinking about that throughout the video and the line really caught me off guard 😊
The introvert's alone time must be respected, I'm totally INTP and ISFP in these situations. Also, it only takes being in your adult siblings' presence for a few seconds to revert back to childish name-calling! 🤣
That I’d LOVE to see👀😂 (Warning, paragraphs ahead) I can’t speak for other INTPs, but I have 3 older sisters, and the oldest is like basically a mother figure to me, so when she first started dating I absolutely HATED her boyfriend though I did take advantage of his attempts to make me like him (like buying me ice cream from Sweet Frog) though I completely saw them as the bribes they were🧐 I can put up with guy she married though (someone else) or over time I’ve decided I’d be nice. Then my second older sister, she married a guy and he and I are very similar as far as being introverted and have similar humor so he’s honestly just like a cool brother. My third older sister is engaged to a guy, and he has intelligence but he doesn’t always use it, so I’m very comfortable calling him out when he’s being stupid (which can be often...) So takeaway, my experience as an INTP with boyfriends have been that when it’s still unsettled whether so-called boyfriend is sticking around, I could care less what he thinks of me or how unkind I may seem; but once it’s official that their not leaving, I accept the fact and move on, I still occasionally call out their lack of logic, but overall I try to be nice for my sister’s sake.
@@ladychance3522 Honestly, that's so interesting! I would love to see that turned into a skit. Any chance you'll bring out your inner ESFP and make one?
QUESTION: Would the first segment happen to be loosely based off a certain childhood memory with you and your siblings, by any chance? (Due to the types featured) And let me tell you, living with a younger ENTP sister can really bring out your assertiveness and will to win any debate you have with them. -Teenage INFP
@@jameswilkerson4412 well...yes, true. But she'll enjoy the laugh and the small sliver of a thought of recompensing her being pushed-over, then calmly and more heart peacefully return to serving the others
I know Kristin doesn't really do this, but I like to imagine the first minute and 15s is just an exact replica of a childhood memory of Kristin's (notice how the types match up perfectly); While the kids' dad goes around chasing random people trying to teach them about helminthology. It's a rather amusing thought 😆
As a teen INTP with multiple siblings, the INTP was extremely accurate to me. I relate an almost equal amount to the ENTP, but the INTP is very accurate as well.
ENTP: How old are we? Sometimes questions are better then answers. Also, I felt sorry for the isfj doing everyone's chores, usually it's always me who washes up 😂
Seeing the Ni doms being so petty was unusual and hilarious XD Also I can confirm, as an ESFJ I absolutely suck at figuring out new video games 😆 But once I finally do Watch out
wow great to know that u will do it cuz my dad is ISFJ and he is one of the humble, honest and too much caring of people type person for this reason whoever he consider respectable in relation wise he most of the time does not try to go against them and that's why my uncle(my father's brother) and aunt(his sister) they somewhat think that our family is easy to walk all over ( because they definetly don't know that I the eldest daughter is INTJ and my one and only brother is ISTP and we both are quietly waiting to pounce back on them if they ever try to mess with our family) anyways what I want to say that it is good to know that all ISFJs are not this much of humble and forgiver. Truly u guys are awesome and caring for others are your strength but never forget yourself guys . respect to all ISFJs
As an INTP with a ENTP best friend, the “how old are we?” existential crisis question was very accurate... And as an INTP with multiple siblings; during games my siblings are constantly getting irritated because I forget to push start (or in other games I forget who’s turn it is); and I also related to “hiding” from my family, to which my siblings will either: 1) Have no idea where I’m at half the time 2) They’ll find me and try to convince me to socialize (and then I go sit on the couch and they’re suddenly happy I’m around even though I’m not being any more social, plus it’s loud... and busy... and my mom remembers I exist and decides I have chores...) 3) Or they’ll simply join me in my attempt to be alone... which can lead to us recording the weirdest videos or singing karaoke nonstop; but usually they come in my room just so they can talk my ear off about absolutely everything and I just grunt or say “yeah” on cue and they think I’m listening. But hey! I don’t have to know what they’re talking about, and they supposedly feel better after venting, so win win🤷♀️
As an ENFP I can confirm that I do indeed fall off of Rainbow Road every time I play it unless I have smart steering on. My little ESFP sister does act that when I don't go easy on her when playing games.
ENTP’s “How old are we” spoke to me. I was trying to figure that out as soon as the video started. I think it works better that it was never clarified and that they seemed to be doing things different aged children and young adults would do, as it allows for more creativity in the skit.
The walls must be paper thin in that house, for every conversation to be easily overhead. 😅Plus, the ISFJ must be appreciated at all costs, or they won't hesitate to take revenge... Via expired milk. Cue maniacal evil laugh! 😂😈
As a child (INTP) I enjoyed being alone so much that I started boobytrapping my bedroom doorway to discourage sibling interlopers, but these spectacular feats of engineering usually induced tears, screaming and frantic apologies, so…
In studying theology it didn’t take me long to realize how reading the Bible in Hebrew and Greek would make me so much cooler than everyone else. And then I would reach maximal coolness when I found so many other things no one has ever found before. After years of practice I’ve learned that everything that could be found has been found already, and that most modern translations are very accurate, and therefore I’m no cooler than anyone else. -INTJ
ISFJ here and i will not do everyone's rooms and whatever else this poor ISFJ was made to do. ...i WILL however, make everyone tea. Because they need to stay hydrated. And i need some tea.
1:57 Display of Fe is appreciated :) And it's actually pretty common to apologize for something that we say about something that makes no objetive/logical sense but holds subjective value. "I don't understand _why_ you care so much about it, but I see _that_ you do."
As an INTJ, I admittedly must say this was pretty accurate. As a child, I very much so enjoyed reading and learning (still do), so it would not be uncommon for me to pick up and start reading a book about the war of 1812 at around 9 years old, and sharing my knowledge with others, who were not always interested. I have one younger brother, and I recall attempting to teach him math several grades higher than his current grade. I like to believe I succeeded to some extent, as he did very well in math. Not that our elementary school was huge, but both of us went undefeated when we played around the world with flash multiplication cards in math class. I did find my younger brother quite annoying (I still do to an extent), and sought peace, silence, and solitude when possible, much to his disappointment. We did have a shared childhood however, and there are many things we look back upon fondly. If nothing else, my younger brother taught me patience, and helped me master control over my emotions, both of which have served me well.
OMG the ENFP on rainbow road is such a VIBE. The “and I fell off”. Like yes absolutely! Then I end up driving backwards and have no idea where the race even is anymore. Also for anyone keeping up- this confirms a 3rd timeline to the DKCU! With the kids from “parent-teacher conference” in this one showing them at home. Due to the call back of Jimmy and Hildegard. Now it is just more established. Though I thought this was In the future but looking at it the use of Brad (edit: I meant Barry) and Kayleigh lead me to believe that it runs alongside the main storyline of Brad and Becky. But also awww poor ISFJ.
My husband is an ISFJ and an eldest sibling. As an INFP only child watching their family dynamics from close-up and afar at the same time, my Lord are you spot on!
what's funny is that even though I'm an INTP, I take on a very ISTJ role because I'm the oldest *and* my love language is acts of service :') I do a lot of voluntary chores edit: I also have decent social skills lol
INTPs with younger siblings unite:) I am something like a half-parent to my sister, but I try to be a positive cool influence (to be honest, I was partly inspired by my older cousin) and to talk about topics that are either taboo or I know that my parents have old-fashioned views on them (like pot or being a university student).
I had to share a bedroom with my ENFP sister growing up, and that was hard enough. The idea of an ISFP, an ENFJ, and an ENTJ all being in my bedroom, at the same time, fills me with a profound dread... OK I actually wouldn't mind sharing a bedroom with an ISFP sibling, but only as us both being adults, not as children or adolescents. - INTP (Also, really enjoying Hildegard's character arc)
As an ISFP who had to share a room with an ENFJ growing up I am totally with you on that! Luckily I was the older sibling by a number of years so that definitely helped lol
This has to be one of her best videos (ignoring the fact that I'm addicted to Mario Kart and that I love it when the ISFJ's real thoughts are shown). Kristin just knows how to make my day 100 times better.
The INFP chilling on a picnic mat and then getting an orange thrown at her by ESTP is pretty accurate, but it probably would have been even more accurate to have her inside the dark room with INTP playing Terraria! - INFP
The ISFJs I know aren’t this pushover-y, but they certainly wouldn’t be caught dead with expired milk lol. Expect an endless lecture if it does happen tho haha ._.
This video was stunning. Well done Kristin. Love the interacting types videos! Love the ENFP's "I told you not to play without meeAUUH! And the ESFP's running and crying hahaha
Acting and characterization are so on point that I get to guess who's which personality before they even speak, just by their clothes and body language👌
So good! 😅 Trying to figure out if all or only some of the characters appeared in 16P at a Parent/Teacher Conference! I definitely remember Hildegard the INTP and Kayleigh the ENFJ! Bit worried there's no sign of Mr & Mrs Jones. 😟 Ahh they're probably seeing if they can adopt another ISFJ!
@@dearkristin Thanks for the clarification! I've just watched 16P at PT Conferences again (defo a top 10 fave!) and realised Geraldine the INFP seems to be wearing a towelling bath robe belt in place of a ribbon - that's way harsh! 😅 She seems much more put together in the new video though, so that's nice, maybe Helen the ISFJ has added Get Geraldine Ready to her already lengthy, daily to-do-list! 😇
@@dearkristin How on Earth could Helena (the INFJ) come this fast from struggling to learn regular grammar and spelling (plus failing and running away a couple times) to learn the Roman Numbersystem and preparing for University entrance exam? Is she like an 8 year old genius whos anxiety just had been so bad she struggled before and now has topped them all?
I like how the ending teaches us not to push the ISFJ too far or she'll make you pay for it, just as some of the people around me have discovered the hard way.
The return of Hildegard!! 👍 I feel bad for the ISFJ. I taught my ISFJ mother how to play Doctor Mario (very similar to Tetris) on the Nintento 64 when I was in high school. I also introduced her to Sudoku several years ago and now she's hooked on it. -- INTP
5:40 Isn't it somewhat obvious that ISFJ's tertiary Ti was showing a bit and Fe was trying to suppress it when she was hesisating and fighting whether or not to execute the evil thoughts?
I loved every second of this, so accurate!. My two brothers are ENTP and ESFP and it's almost exactly this! Oil and water, I swear XD Love ISTP's as always, and I cackled at ESTP hitting poor INFP with that orange! (I expected it from the xSTPs, though I didn't expect ESTP to be in a tree!).
INTJ - I thought I was the only book sniffer!!! I'm so happy to find my tribe!!! The hardcover books smell the best, and the older they are, the better!
I'm an INTP with an ENFJ sister and its always me going into her room to coax her out rather than the other way around. She more easily gets upset and retreats and I'm the oldest sister so its my job to make her feel better by getting her to organize a fun group activity or something.
Dear "pushovers", you don't have to do all that if you don't want to, or lie about your feelings or be passive-aggressive. Actually please don't, I'd rather wash my own clothes.
I think an INFP would have found a quiet hidden spot in the garden, away from all the noisy extroverts, and laid down on her blanket reading a fantasy book for hours! That or, on the way to the kitchen, would have stopped by the INTJ and the INFJ to listen in their conversation, maybe even share her out of the box perspective on the abstract conversation they were having… Leave them both dumbfounded and then go back to her book, hopping, while singing to herself.
No, we can never be content. Only awesome. If we would be content on everything we wouldn't be able to change the world with our cynicism, breaking the minds of those around us for them to become, born again.
I only have one sibling, but I have about a thousand cousins. As a classic INTP, I used to hide out in my room during family reunions. One of my cousins would always join me so she could take a nap in the only quiet place in the house, and now I'm wondering is she's an ISFP.
That’s hilarious😂 but for real, it’s sensory overload and I have so many relatives there’s no where to hide but the attic (because the majority of the time family visiting stays at my house and my room happens to be the guest room...) Even if I’m sitting on the couch on my phone they complain that I’m not being social lol I’m just like “This IS me being social... and all of y’all have been sitting on the couch looking at your phones for the last several hours-who’s being anti-social?!?”
I feel personally attacked by the infp sitting on the picknic- blanket , watching their siblings do gardenwork and ask them to tell them if they need help. I mean we notice you need help with that sort of stuff but we are just so terribly bad at it - we don't know what to do exactely and how to do it so we need specific Tasks assigned to us 😂😂😂😂
I have an INFP friend like this. Asks how to help and it's like use your eyeballs. Another INFP has the best green thumb but will hesitate on doing anything because they hate "chores."
@@shannon1242As an INFP, maybe I can add some clarity. Regarding your friend who asks if someone needs help, we’ll we don’t want to be presumptuous. What if we go over there and the person gets offended that we dared think they needed help? Believe me as it has happened to us enough times (where in both positions) to make us know it’s a real possibility. As for the other one with the green thumb, I get that. I mean just because I might be good at something doesn’t mean I’m obligated to do it or that somebody else has authority over me to make me do it.
My ESFJ and ISFJ siblings would watch tv together and talk a little while I (ISTJ) did homework or read a book, occasionally taking a break to correct them on whatever they were talking about or tell them they had bad taste in television. They would calmly inform me of my persistent rudeness. Meanwhile, my young INTJ sister was alone in her room, doing her homework in total silence. She emerged at the end of the day to tell everyone they were illogical and irresponsible. We loved each other and took each other's criticisms in stride, usually laughing them off. We all actually got along very well.
Laughed at the ESFJ skit the most because me ESFJ husband is actually a wiz with all games.. He loves explaining them, getting everyone to play them and since he has played so many, quickly gets the jist of how a new game will play. That said, I do know another ESFJ who is the total opposite and prefers talking than games. 👍
Me: I'm so sick of Kristin essentializing people based on their MBTI personality type. Also me: Wait, is my being sick of this just a manifestation of my MBTI personality type?
