What is the ‘human feeling’ quiz on TikTok? How to take the quiz

Georgina Smith
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The Human feeling quiz on TikTok is one of the app’s most popular personality tests. TikTokers are going viral with their results from the ‘what human feeling are you’ quiz — here’s everything to know about it, and how to find out what emotion you are.

TikTok is always hub of viral content, with new trends and challenges taking off on the app every week, and spreading to For You Pages across the world.

Millions of TikTok users love any form of a personality test, which claims to give an insight into the kind of person you are. This has included things like the reality check quiz and the multidimensional anger test.

But, one of the most viral quizzes in 2023 is the ‘what human feeling are you’ test, which details what specific ‘feeling’ you are, with results so far ranging from ‘humility’ to ‘sincere love.’

TikTok users garnered thousands of likes and views for videos showcasing their results, leading to even more people flocking to the quiz to see what they would get.

How to take the ‘What human emotion am I?’ quiz

If you want to do the human feeling quiz for yourself, you can access it here. Due to the fact that the page is in Russian, you will need to translate it using your web browser into English, or whichever language is more comfortable. This feature often appears in the address bar, but that will vary depending on your device and browser.

Questions include things like, “what would you like right now?” and, “is it okay to have feelings?” with a range of different answers to choose from.

Once you’ve answered all the questions, you will be presented with your results, which will tell you which ‘human feeling’ you are, and give a brief description.

To share your results on TikTok, take a screenshot of the page and upload it into a video to participate in the trend.

About The Author

Georgina was formerly an entertainment writer for Dexerto. She covered all aspects of influencer culture on TikTok and more, including creators such as Charli D’Amelio and Addison Rae. She also wrote about hit reality shows such as Love Island and Below Deck.