Charisma on Command

What is your go-to for striking up a conversation?

3 years ago | [YT] | 1,718



@HarleyTheIvy

"How much does your hair cost?" Was one of the funniest conversation starters I had. The girl I was talking to had a barcode sticker in her hair. 🤣

3 years ago | 76

@dillonc7955

I always start with a joke. If the person doesn't understand my humor or gets offended somehow, I'll get a good idea if we may or may not get along.

3 years ago | 149

@Slim_Charles

Depends on the person / setting but I like to get to humor as quick as I can as it’s a good indicator if I’m gonna really like the person or not.

3 years ago | 47

@RealHazardousMaterial

A joke always loosens up the mood and gives the conversation a starting point way more interesting then weather or etc.

3 years ago | 4

@anatolydyatlov963

Since I almost never leave my cave, I always start with "WHO DARES ENTER MY DOMAIN?"

3 years ago | 11

@Hax9

Observation about my surroundings is my go-to method… Ahem ā€œgreat surroundings we’re having today right? RIGHT?!ā€

3 years ago | 29

@TehvtremOST

I always start with "what colour is your toothbrush?"

3 years ago | 30

@gordo6908

i generally imagine striking up a conversation with the person and play out the daydream of talking

3 years ago | 102

@JAH-iu3yh

I can make a stranger laugh when I’m lucky, the problem is what to say next! Me in the elevator… have a good one! āœŒšŸ½ bye foreverrrrr

3 years ago | 17

@prestonvanhorn6248

I haven’t socialized in over two years. I have no idea how to interact with people anymore.

3 years ago | 14

@donttreadonmemes

"Hey kids, do you like candy?"

3 years ago | 27

@ethansprague2005

Depends, I love changing up my approach to have a big variety so I'm not limited

3 years ago | 6

@paulchiara3722

ā€œNice weather we’re havingā€ ā€œYepā€

3 years ago | 2

@dustinpomeroy8817

I have found music to be a topic that you can talk to almost anybody about,you get someone talking to them about music they like you have an instant connection.

3 years ago | 3

@bobon123

Enter in an elevator in a public place, one that takes enough time, busy but not overcrowded. As soon as the doors close, break the silence with "I guess you will be wondering why I have asked you all to gather here today" and go back to mysterious silence.

3 years ago | 11

@CitizenScient1st

I find that a joke is the best way to get people to open up, then I usually as an open ended question, followed by a compliment. I break the tension, find out what type of person they most likely are and compliment the kind of person they are. This helps you give more authentic compliments instead of always focusing on looks alone. My jokes usually involve something in the environment so I say a complex mix of all of them, at least in the conversations that go good. When I try too hard to impress I usually compliment or try to start a deep conversation, the compliments usually are a dead end because most people don’t say too much back (I’m not expecting a compliment they just say thank you). So I only give truly genuine compliments that I feel like saying, and a lot of people just aren’t in the mood for deep talks unless I get them to open up first.

3 years ago (edited) | 2

@JohnDoe-qq8et

I dont start conversations. I do exactly what I left the house for then I go back to the house. Or if I'm out I go somewhere that I can be all alone without seeing anyone.

3 years ago | 4

@Aisha_babii

ā€œIt’s nice out today!ā€ A true introverts go to šŸ˜‚

3 years ago | 1

@princenthau

From now on it's going to be, "what's your go-to for striking up conversation, is it serving a compliment, start with a joke, talk about the weather or give an observation on your surroundings?"

3 years ago | 6

@checkraiser100

I speak to the walls, and they speak back to me

3 years ago | 3