16 Personalities Interacting as Families
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Hey, Frank! Let Me Be The 1st ENTP To Say, âHAPPY NEW YEARâ You Know, Because Itâs Like Only Been 7 Days. #ClubENTP
ESFJ, ISFJ, ENTP, INTP 0:01
ESFP, INTJ, ISFP, ENTJ 1:07
ENFP, ISTJ, ESTJ, INFP 2:42
ESTP, ISTP, ENFJ, INFJ 3:50
You put intj two times
Enfj having an estp might be my worst nightmareâŠ
Why are all the thinkers men and feelers women?
Thank you. đ
@@donotreply8979 well enfj was a man
INFP daughterâ and ENFP mom seemsâ like a reallyâ wholesomeâ relationshipâ đ„șâ€ïž
YESSSSS
made me wish my mom had been ENFP!
As ISTJ, I always googling it first the place that we will visiting. If good, it means everything such hotel, transportation, cafes etc, I might give a chance to try it. Also, it's true that we're tend to be a little sarcastic to someone that acting like that... đđ
I'm an ENFP, and because my INFP friend has helicopter parents, sometimes I feel like her parent and yes, it is kind of wholesome at times. If you ignore the parts where she randomly points out the car window and states, "Dying in that field is on my bucket list." And I'm just like, "bruh, that's the fifth place you pointed at this week saying the same thing! You can't die at 5 different places!" And then she replies saying, "watch me."
Yessss
The INFPs Iâve met are great! They are chill as heck and are loyal friends. They are not always hippie and their insights are often interesting enough for me to delve deeper into. ~ an INTJ
Yeah I donât relate to meditating in the woods but I will be âtreasureâ hunting and looking for insects.
Thank you for the INFP love! đ
intj surely is such a hero for infp wkwkkw
'preciate that đ
wow, I'm an INFP and my best friend is an INTJ, I suppose our type gets along well.
As an INFP with an ENFP mother, ISTJ father, and an ISTJ sister, I found the third family so hilarious and accurate. Definitely made my day đ
As an INFP with an ESTJ mother, ISTJ father and ENFP sister, I felt it on a spiritual level lol
Why are all the thinkers men and feelers women?
@@donotreply8979 yes a litte bit too cliché, eventhough the sketches were funny
@@donotreply8979 I know the reason but I decided not to reply
@@donotreply8979 You forgot the ENFJ dad
INTP on Monopoly: âOn the plus side, you get to watch your opponents fall into poverty and go bankrupt.â
The dark side of the INTP has been revealed đ
As an INTP I love that part đđđ
As an ENTP, the response FJ gave was entirely accurate
You mean the true side
it wasn't a secret though
@@Void-kp7sy I'm not sure if I'm a INTP... but I must be.... I loved that.
4:40 "i know i said we should reconnect with a sense of adventure, but i didn't mean literally. I just meant with the idea of adventure." was way more of a call out for all intuitive types than it needed to be đ
Yes, âthe idea of adventure.â I canât get over that line! Itâs the truest statement Iâve heard today.đ
Hahaha yeah that line felt so right xD
Exactly lol
Adventure of the literary kind
ISTP here, that line made me confused lol. I just donât understand that. Why would you want to live in your head? It just doesnât feel fulfilling to me. Then again in some level I guess I can understand because I do like reading, and Iâve enjoyed reading books about adventure but thatâs not enough for me, I want to do it myself yk?
I love the Taylor banter. That was comedic perfection. Thank you. Thank you for the laughter!
That was the funniest
as a swifty, i have to say that was taylor approved
another swiftie approved đ
@@kck.Schrodinger13 Same lol đ€Ł Except that I'm an infj
@@kck.Schrodinger13 INTP swiftie here
Therapist: How unlucky do you think you are?
INFJ mom: Well I married my ENFJ husband ,but ended up with STP sons who can't understand us.
That doesnt happen irl though
@@timefortee While I get where youâre coming from, it doesnât necessarily mean that it doesnât happen at all. Iâve got an estj and an istp as siblings and my parents are estj and enfp while Iâm myself an infj. You could have loads of different combinations of mbti types within your family/friends/loved ones. It always depends :)
@@salwa1371 No it doesn't ) Type is inherited, there is no randomness involved on any level. You just can't type your family members, like most typology enthusiasts.
Lol in my family it's the opposite, my mom and dad are both ESTPs and I'm an INFJ who always felt so misunderstood. I guess they must've felt the same way đđđđđđđ
Learning about the cognitive functions has helped me a great deal to try and connect with them, or at least not feel like a complete freak :')
@@timefortee Do you genuinely believe that personality type is hinged entirely on genetics? It holds a bearing of course, but it cannot be an exact determinant. I have an ESTP brother and an ISTJ brother as an INTJ. My parents are ENFJ and INFJ respectively. Itâs not always gonna work that way. Take this as well, he used cognitive function families so they all do happen to use the same cognitive functions, just in different/reversed orders. Itâs less outlandish than mine if you think about it.
As an INFP with a ENFP mom I can confirm this was correct. Whenever I take interest in something unusual she either follows or takes my weirdness as if it's normal đ
Me, as an enfp mom đ
Being an INTJ, I can simultaneously be the happiest, jolliest, jovial fellow while wearing a poker face, alone and silent in the corner at a gathering.
Can't tell you how many times counselors singled me out and asked if I was alright.
One time a guy sat down with me at a youth banquet. Gave a long speech about the importance of human relationships. When he finally asked what was on my mind....
Peanut butter. I was contemplating peanut butter. And I was happy.
That's good for not having wrinklesđwhen you get older, you could earn money by being a mature skin model
You sound like my daughter. She is grown now, but she is still Daria.
INTP have the same problems, pal
Same. I have had fun quite a lot and just because i have no clue how to express it, my mom's always mad at me for being "ungrateful"
Nice đđđ
As an INFP who has pondered the many mysteries of life, I have become more than certain of the suffering and strife amongst the marshmallows.
As a fellow INFP, my opinion of marshmallow suffering is that if they do suffer than it's only right I end that suffering by eating all of them.
The only thing that will suffer is your thighs which will never forget them đ
Iâd even go so far as to be concerned about the moral injury to the stick that was forced to impale the marshmallow. This sâmores business is really quite grim, isnât it? - an EFNP
@@Takisan111 but what if their prefer that suffering rather than die
@@bethmoore7722 underrated comment!
As a Buddhist INFP with a neuroscientist ESTJ brother, an ENFP dad and an ESFJ mom, that camping scene was too relatable đđ
same! I'm a Buddhist INFP and I feel the same.
I'm an INFP who's not a Buddhist but thinks Buddhism is one is the greatest mindsets/lifestyles to exist
i am an INFP who tried to, but i did it online and they give to you limited time to response some things, you dont need to know anything just response wjat you think but for some reason it gives me the pressure to feeling limitated when i have to meditate, so i cant think well. i dont know what can i do, but i will try to move to a minastery to see if it works for me. I guess it have to come 100% from me. i am afraid to never end to feel conditionated when meditate so never come to do it :(
Amitabha! đâ€ïž
Are you the only buddhist in your family? I'm the only Muslim in my family and I feel like the black sheep đ
Oh God, this is great. Incredible script and well-executedđ€
As always đđ»ââïž
Frank never disappoints.
Why are all the thinkers men and feelers women?
Omg hi minds journal!
It's the minds journal!! đ€
I love that you structured the families to include members who share the exact same cognitive functions!
Very clever idea, and it made each one more hilarious!
Family 1: Si, Ne, Ti, Fe
Family 2: Se, Ni, Te, Fi
Family 3: Fi, Te, Si, Ne
Family 4: Fe, Ti, Se, Ni
Yessss the quadras
it's funny how theyre so different because even though they have the same functions, they're stacked differently
I like what you did there with the "families." Gerchikov on the phone was hilarious! Shades of Larry David's Steinbrenner? đ The campers were my favorite."...when the marshmallows catch on fire, do they get sad?"đ€Łđ
Mr. Gerchikov was my favorite part of the vid đ
That's was my favourite too! The fact that I can imagine that with irl people that I know (-enfp)
As an ENFP mother with an INFP daughter, I think we've had the marshmallow conversation before.
@@sararodriguez7821 I guess Frank was spot on!đ
As an Infp this is something I would totally say. XD
As an ENFP I would definitely defend the INFP's antics so much often and even follow her flow XD XD
Growing up, my family was composed entirely of IN-- types, so our games nights looked a little different.
The INFPs (my mother and brother) had the most extreme strategies.
My mum used what we call the "Woe is me" strategy. She would accuse people of ganging up on her, so that they would feel bad, and she'd have time for a slow build to victory. (Family never fell for this strategy, but it never failed to fool people who hadn't encountered it.)
My brother's strategy was always just to torpedo as many people as possible on his way out, if he didn't see a road to victory.
My dad (INTJ) and I (INTP) always went with less... explosive strategies. We tended to try to logic our way to victory.
That's terrible, your mom gaslighting people and everything... What games are even that
@@lucyk2634 To be fair, we DO gang up on her, and she sincerely feels hurt by that. However, she's the kind of player that will dominate the game if you don't crush her early. We all know that, so yeah... we crush her. No mercy.
The first few times my husband (INTP) played with us, he believed her and went easy, even though I warned him ahead of time. It took a few of her victories before he realized that he should have listened.
Lol its similar at my house. My dad and I (INTJ and INTP respectively) tend to strategize, but my ISFJ mom never does...and usually ends up winning lol!
I feel like your brother might be an isfp though lol. It's really unlikely for kids to have same type as parents (idk why but I've never seen it happening). And his "strategy" doesn't really look like Ne aux xD more like impactful Se, that's how SP types roll B)
Well maybe your mom is actually trying to get to your rigid heads and tell you that she doesn't feel good. It may also be a game for her, but deep down she probably means the things she says, and she wishes for someone who will actually listen, to talk 1 one 1 with.
This is also coming from an INFP.
I'm surprised that INFP was even around for the family gathering - any other INFP's who have a tendency to wander off in the woods? đ
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This was a great video, way to go FJ!
Meee !!
When I am in quite place like in woods I don't enjoy having anyone around especially the talkative one .
I would just make any excuse to not go out in the first place đ
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I definitely donât wander off into the woods. Not I. Theyâre not still looking for me.
my first thinking of the whole family scenario was like imagine myself as teenage slowly closing the door, like "i dont exist, let me be, forget about me"
i then also was like thinking, if im in the woods with them, i would keep them in sight but tend to avoid beeing bored by walking around and get input for my imaginary world. this also works good supported by music so i dont have to listen to something that i dont feel like i want to give attention to xD
Me đââïž
As an ENFP I relate to everything she said after the "every day?" line.
This also makes me want an INFP friend
HI FRIEND :)
Hiii ^^
"Seems pretty normal to me".... I have said that so many times đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
INFPâS, ASSEMBLE!
Somehow, I have a lot of infp's friends and I might say, is really cool, they are just very understanding đ„ș đ
One of my fav parts of this video is hearing Mr. Gerchokov on the other end of the phone mumbling in between phrases like, âSwiftyâŠTaylorâs VersionâŠthe other stuffâŠâ
One of the best videos so far! Especially love how the ENFP mum defends her weird daughter. đThat thing about marshmallows was spot on and hilarious! đ Aaaand... it gives me one more thing to worry about... đ
- INFP
As an *INTJ* product of an ENTJ + INFJ... I appreciate this â__â
I'm an INTJ who grew up in a house of feelers...
(ESFP mum, ESFJ sister, ENFP brother, ISFP dad)
I'd love to see a sketch with that combo hahaha. Logic was in short supply in my house.
Can't say I ever lost an argument though :)
well that's how you see it :D
I am INTJ.
And my family are feelers too.
My mother - ESFJ, father - INFP, brother - ENFP.
We don't play board games.
I am so sorry
I thought I was the only one đ
@@chickadddee for each, Te is their tertiary function. They almost always favour arguments from emotion.
Exfps, if the theory can be believed, will have underdeveloped Te when compared to their Fi.
I made no reference to their development. I'll let you infer it from my anecdote đ
I'm very curious why you decided to post such a comment đ€
I always love how Frank "yells" in those sketches - because he does not really yell - it's more like... he tries to yell but doesn't want to be loud
you know? đ
Like a kid who wants to record some youtube videos, but mom sleeps in the next room
đ I do this too... yelling sounds too loud in my head
INFJs can't yell or they just destroy their throat.
@@kyurei4478 not going to lie, my voice hurts like a mofo before I can even finish reading a children's book out loud, let alone yell. So even if you were joking... It's true for me đ
@@bluejay7805 I wasn't joking to be completely honest. I was actually serious even tho I know it's funny because it's true for me and I think there is a bit of truth to it đ .
"How can I appreciate the natural world when stuck with such an unnatural person" - ESTJ, 2022.
This is gold.
This has got to be one of FJ's best videos đ Only for the ISTJ/ENFP, I'm the daughter lol. My mom's the complete opposite of me, but my dad & sister are INTJ/ESFP too lol
Disagree
@@paittenbishop8949 Iâm sorry, but what are you disagreeing with? Do you even know?
@@Bellaknooww Yeah I disagree with the fact that this is his best video. It wasn't.
As an INFP that originally mistyped as an ENFP, I felt both of the sisters. The seeking of deeper self meaning in everything and the strong acceptance of different peopleđ
This is going to be super interesting! We definetly need to talk more about MBTI family dynamics and how the types are influencing each other & what problems occur. And how they can be solved, obviously.
I am an ENTJ with a younger ESFP sister, an ENTP dad and an ESFJ mom.
One of my friends is an ENTJ, let me just say that having and ESFP as a younger sister with that mindset sounds painful.
Sincerely,
-INTJ
Please tell me how is your experience with your ESFJ mom , cause I'm an ENTJ with an ESFJ mom as well and let me tell you ,
IT IS NOT FUN đ
Sorry. Not my business, but your familly looks like hell to any introvert.
Holy shit your house must be so loud
-iSTP
my condolences for having a family member that suffers from ESFP syndrome. Yours, sincerely an INTJ.
As an ENFP with an ISTJ dad and an ESTJ stepmother...this hurts by being very relatable. The calmest conversations with them are about goals, results and efficiency.
My ENTP sister is great and we get along as long as the discussion doesn't involve feelings too deeply, sometimes she literally says she doesn't understand feelings the way I do. She's way better at negotiating things with my dad and stepmother but even she gets drained by them.
this is so relatable! im an INFP and my mom is an ENFJ and my step dad is an ESTJ. sometimes i feel like they take all of my energy away from me, my step dad by taking everything i say literally and way too seriously (and occasionally also just being a bigot lol) and my mom by just being her incredibly energtic, optimistic and extroverted self and expecting the same from me.
the only one in my family that almost never gives me this feeling is my dad who is an ENFP. like, he ACTUALLY lets me talk about the stuff i like and is interested in it. he even watches my favourite movies of shows with me!
SJ parents are really hard for ENFPs. On the other hand, they will help with overnight term papers, make your lunch, stand up for you. SJs are kind of like Superman or Wonder Woman. My dad was an ISTJ, my mom ISTJ, my brother ENTJ, me ENFP.
ENFP here. I always go by my intuition. I like accomplishments but I don't like the rituals. Every day has its unique essence and images. That is why I am a poet. I worked at the library for 10 years until covid. So I loooove đ!
My family did not discuss feelings. Except my dad who was INTJ or ISTJ. And that was hard for me being an ENFP. ENFPs are so passionate. I don't have to get in touch with my feelings. I know exactly how I feel!
I WAS (am) this INFJ. I cannot tell you how much I hate going to the zoo. Every time my parents dragged me along as a kid I spent the whole time spewing facts about the quality of life for zoo animals and the moral objections to the zoo industrial complex. No joke.
Smart kids do exist, yey! I myself only disliked animal shows like circuses but never understood why. All the other kids seemed to be having a blast.
As a kid, i wondering why ppl put the animal in the cages.. I feel sad about the animals in the zoo.
As an Infp I refused to go to zoo as well.
Going to zoo is like supporting them trapping wild animals. It may not look like it makes huge difference but something is better than nothing
I hated it but it was a great chance having the opportunity to see biologic diversity, they fascinated me, ngl
Yup I've never really enjoyed zoos or the circus. I just feel really pitiful for those poor locked up animals and I always wonder if they're treated well.
My mom is an ESFJ and my dad is an INTP. I can confirm that the beginning of the video was absolutely 100% accurate.
Omg this is totally me and my husband (INFP/INFJ respectively) if I were out camping and he was commenting on the cages we all live in just like the animals. In factâŠ.I believe two years ago at the Cleveland Zoo we had that discussion while watching elephants! đ I f&@king love this channel!
whoaa just wanna ask,are infp and infj a good pair for marriage?
@@j.low-key4834 well, I guess idk if they are on paper đ€·đ»ââïž My husband and I have an amazing relationship irl đ„° But we do have normal ups and downs, sometimes perpetuated by some of the stereotypical behaviors of our given letters. Sometimes because we are human and are a&$holes.
@@j.low-key4834 I'm INFJ and used to be married to an INFP. We were great while dating and definitely connected with intuitive things. We had some really interesting conversations. We also had a lot in common as far as our hobbies and interests (but there were definite differences there too). However, actually living together was a struggle. He had this idealistic perception of the person he wanted me to be, and I kept falling short of it, while he attributed motives to me that simply weren't true. He kept being disappointed, basically, that I wasn't stronger in Sensing and never understood my Introverted Intuition (though at the time we didn't know about cognitive functions). Also, his Fi couldn't handle that my Fe wanted to pay attention to other people in my community and not just him. Eventually I had to learn to appreciate myself and get out of that toxic situation. Of course everyone's experience is different. He was also Gemini, so I think that caused some of his traits to manifest themselves more strongly, and my Taurus self couldn't handle all the instability. I could see INFJs and INFPs working if they understand well what they are getting into from the start. In my case, we really didn't. Now that I know myself well, I feel much better equipped to choose the right partner.
ISTJ- "Now son, your sister is different to be sure..."
ESTJ- "But?"
ISTJ- "uhm, that was the end of my sentence"
Ok now I'm feeling personally attacked by how accurate this is (me being the ISTJ)
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@@sanaplus I don't get it. Can you explain?
As an INFP that hates camping, I agree with the ISTJ dad about being away from modern conveniences. My family is obsessed with camping but I hate all the dirt and the bugs and how bright it gets in the morning and that one rock that is in just the right place to make me feel like I'm the princess from Princess and the Pea. I am way more in my element in a dark room with my computer, properly refrigerated snacks, and having just enjoyed a nice shower. When it comes to marshmallows, I do sometimes wonder if the hoof powder is taken after death or before and, honestly, I'm too chicken to look it up.
Also as someone with both an ESTP and an ISTP brothers, this is definitely their relationship. The ESTP provokes the ISTP for his own amusement and the ISTP either ignores him or gives it back as good as he got. How they are still so close I have no idea.
Same! I love the beauty of Creation, and often feel closer to God when away from technology ... but I'd rather visit it by day and sleep in a nice hotel room, or at least enjoy nature in a travel trailer or RV. XD ~INFP/INFJ
@@thecod2345 istp, estp brother, we don't fight anymore but we do start openly throwing insults at each other if we happen to pass by each other in public, no matter how crowded.
As an INFP who could relate to the dad and son, I'm glad to hear I'm not the onmy one thinking this is a bit inaccutate ;;
Tbh this is the first FJ sketch I couldnt relate on,,,
I liked how the INFP sister was pondering her similarities to a butterfly's metamorphosis & then the butterfly fluttered right past her. Cool effect, Frank! Loved her hair, too! đ
That camping scene felt like it could have been my family.
I think we're a mom/daughter duo of INFPs (though I'm still unsure about me) with an ESTJ dad and ENTP son, but pretty close.
I literally have a video of my daughter, at 6-ish, sitting on the floor of a doctor's room, meditating and chanting "Ommmm..." while my son, 3-ish, inserts "blah blah blah" over and over as she chants to disrupt her. That video makes me laugh now that I've been learning about personality types and they were acting like such type sterotypes at such young ages.
Me, my mom, and my lil' sister are all INFP's and I feel like they're the only people who get me. My dad is an INTJ who I've butted heads with a bit, but each argument ends with us growing closer. I'm thankful for all of them, and I love your vids! đ
That's so wholesome âŁâŁâŁ
Indie rapper, Five-lined Skink! đ Heâs so cool and attractive! đ Thanks for posting this, especially after your 4 Families video. I liked watching the family dynamics.đ
Watching this, I had one of those surreal moments that many on here have. This evening, my ESFJ daughter came to visit, announced that it was family game night, and dragged her sisters out of their rooms telling them, âYes, you ARE playing; and, yes, you WILL have fun!â (which they eventually didđ) Monopoly was vetoed, as well.
I am the INFJ. My sense of adventure - a good book. Yeah thatâs sounds like a good adventure â€ïž
Exactly, adventure doesn't have to be literally filled with action for me!
I understand that, but personally canât relate!
Doesnât even matter what personality I am, I laughed a lot at all of these
My two ESTJ parents and myself an INFJ, I honestly thought there was something wrong with me until I left the house at 17 and started living my own life.
Aww *sends virtual hug
You poor thing⊠Iâm so sorryâŠ
Me too!
"I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT, I'VE NEVER EVEN HEARD ANY OF HER MUSIC, AND I HATE HER!" That made me laugh so much, because I know people just like that in real life! đđ€Ł
Ikr!
đ Yeah me too
That's my ENTP dad đđđ€
Ikr people are too picky these days
Thanks FJ. More skits like these please!
The "families" theme is a blast.
My family growing up: ENTJ (stay at home mom): *talks to literally anybody for hours, even if she just met them
ISTP (fireman dad): GET'ERDONE *works incessantly*
INTJ me: stop turning on the light and talking to me while I'm drafting my future city! Also, has anyone seen my graphing paper?
INTP (younger brother): *has been hiding in his room for so long everyone questions if he's still alive*
this is very relatable, im an intj and i hate everytime my isfp mom go to my bedroom and turn on the lights just to talk to me, just let me be in the dark please, the lights giving me a headache
Can we all agree that Frank makes a great momđđđđđ
Se Te Ni Fi is such a hilarious dynamic anyway... It's bizarre, awkward and uncomfortable but hilarious to watchđđ
I'm an INTJ Swiftie and i know why she's doing it and it's hilarious to see how most people react to it(or any new music), especially old people đđđđ
hey i'm an intj swiftie too! and i totally agree with you
@@the-letter-k hey.. I've found a couple INTJ Swifties here and my Fi is very happy at it lol.
INTJ Swifties unite!
ay! intp swiftie here, that section had me cracking up đ
Woahh!! INFJ swiftie here!!! đ
As an ENFP, I find this fairly accurate. Except, I love the INFPs too much in my life and I would've joined in the philosophical discussion on the emotions of marshmallows. đ
My mom is an ISFJ, although not your typical super sweet one, lol. My dad is complicated. His official work test says that he's an ISFP, but he's balanced on the last two letters. My brother is an INTP and my sister is an ISFP. đ
Omg my mum is also a isfj but a pretty savage one.
@@dkiwi566 Right? đ
Frank we need to see these families more.
my father was the esfj of the family. as an infj, I always enjoyed his effort in playing bored games or vid games or whatever, perhaps he was a lot less demanding of things because I was willing or because he was a veteran and just had a lot more patience than my esfj grandmother
It's so true, my ENTJ ex, always walking during his phone calls.
I love INTJ parts, surely because I love INTJ đ "I saw that one comming."
I agree, this would never have happened if he had followed the INTJ advice.
INFP make me laugh : "But I always wonder when the marshmallows catch on fire, do they get sad?" Poor marshmallows, poor INFP.
I am an INFP and I don't mute notification of app because apo might feel bad . I know that sounds ridiculous but somehow could never gather the courage to hurt my app's feeling . Don't judge me đ
@@divy- It's adorable & cute, INFP your hearts are so big, that you put an heart in every thing.
Ohh same, my ENTJ Dad paces around the entire house when talking over phone. He also has no idea of any difference between his personal life and professional life.. ugh! But he's so funny!!
PS: I've found, somehow I've got the same habit of pacing around while talking over phone from my dad.đ
~INFJ
I'm an INTJ and I don't get the point of "I saw that one coming"
Why is it necessary that the guy talking to dad on the phone turns out to be a fan of that singer?
@@divy- damn. I have muted my phone and the only notifications I get are from calls (and alarms I guess). I don't take my phone to many places, primarily because I hate the distraction it gives me. I'm also planning to get rid of it and get a (little more modern) nokia which can last 10 years.
Also, if the notifications are really bothering you then think it this way. The app does too much work for you, and now you're letting it rest. Maybe that helps
I'm an infp, my mom is an enfp. That was a little too accurate đ she's beautifully supportive
My family consists of:
Mom - ENFP
Dad - ISTJ
Oldest (sister) - ISFJ
Middle (brother) - ENFP
Youngest (me) - INFP
It's an interesting dynamic to say the least
All Ik is tha I'm an INFP, but the rest of my family would take a test, so Idk what their personality types are. It is interesting tho.
My father INTJ, My mom ESTJ, My older sibling: ENFP, My youngest sibling: INTP and me: INFP.
I'll say the same. My family has intresting dynamic as well
Mum - ISFJ
Dad - INFP
Brother - ENTP
Me - INFP
As an ISFJ I really like INFPs, but unfortunately I don't know any on a personal level. So, how do INFPs perceive ISFJs? đ€
@@laviniasnow4494 I think they're emotionally strong people who are important to society because of their caring nature. We need people like ISFJs to spread kindness in a way others can't
I adore ISFP mom. She just wants her kids to be enlightened by the beauty of small indie artists and not be bound by the confines of global media. I would listen to The Smooching Bananas with her.
Bro, I'm an INFP with an ENFP mom and a ISTJ dad. My life is basically my mom and I making dad jokes and puns, while my dad stays serious, lol! Sometimes we even discuss some philosophical topics, and it's really cool, but we always get back to joking. Oh, and the nature thing is relatable, my mom loves nature, my dad needs air conditioning, and I just stare at the trees and start daydreaming about Narnia.
@VyVAceShaz the music thing is so trueee! I'm a music student (kind of trying to be a producer) and every time I'm in nature I find myself thinking of the song that fits that moment. I'm so deep into this I have a playlist for when it rains and one for that moments when I'm in nature and/or feel out of place, LOL
@VyVAceShaz I feel you, that's how I've been living my life for the last 19 years đ. And I do some personification too, I wrote a song about wandering through dead trees and trying to speak to them/bring them back to life; the concept is the feeling of being misunderstood/out of place, but the metaphors and personification are there. Guess our imagination is just too deep to understand.
ENFJ here. If I had those XSTP boys, we wouldâve gone to somewhere we could be physically active instead of the zoo. My Se would surely enjoy the thrill of doing stuff than just watching animals âdoâ their stuff. As for my INFJ spouse, weâll make sure that our activities would actually have value and meaning.
"The Smooching Bananas" is way funnier than it has any right to be. đ
04:18 totally me. love, INFJ.
As an INFP⊠I am pained by how the butterfly nonsense made some sense-
The last one killed me omg. RIP to the two feeling parents with two thinking children đ€Ł
As an ENTP with an INTP dad, the first one is so accurate is scary
1:16 an intj here, when I first heard about the "Taylor's version" (I'm not really into Taylor's music) i got so confused to the point I spent about 30 min reasearching about it and till this day have no idea what it really is
My sister in law is a Swifty & she told me about it.
TL;DR: Basically, some people purposely did mean business deals against her & she made a plan to go around it & also make more $.
More details, IIRC:
The recording company that Taylor worked with (so they own the rights to the recordings) decided to sell the rights, but didn't offer it to her (even though they knew she was interested), and instead sold them to someone who they knew didn't like Taylor.
So Taylor decided to make her own recording label & re-record *ALL of her songs* (& she has several albums). Then she re-released all of the albums (& she has all the recording rights on the new recordings). So now as the artist & the production company, she makes more money off the new versions of the albums. She has lots of loyal fans who will only buy from her recording company, and some fans are buying the new versions, even if they already have the old version of the same album.
In my family me, one of my brother and my father are all ENTP, the other brother is ENTJ and my mother is INFP . Sometimes I feel sorry for her having to deal with us all đ
Omg you're so lucky, good for you all!
I have many very unhealthy Si users, only a mother to live with and she is the sickest,, it's been like hell.
this is one of the funniest videos for sure, the infp killed međđđđ and as an enfj I can confirm we are incapable of separating our emotions from the emotions of those around us, if they aren't having fun then I'm definitely not either
The INFP ENFP mother daughter thing was *chef's kiss*
I've followed your videos for a couple of years now and this is my absolute favorite. I love how I know every one of those characters, and they all hit the nail on the head. I could see you doing a cartoon series about these characters. It reminds me of the Peanuts gang, but with MBTI as the central theme rather than Charlie Brown's life.
3:53 As a ISTP I relate to this. If if someone looks at me funny I cant resist the urge to give them a uppercut
I am ENFP and I am pretty sure that my daughter is INFP. We connect on a whole other level
Kudos for figuring that out, almost correct đ
"I saw that one coming."
Well, so did I.
2:43 INTJ: "I saw that one coming..."
Being a swiftie, I absolutely loved your skit(Taylor's version) , thanks fjđ
ENFP: She seems pretty normal to me.
Me: Thank you ENFP! I feel so seen. đ
Ok, this is gone be good! Can't wait to see it! đ€©
As an INFJ i was so into my imaginary world yesterday while making a shake that i put a banana to garbage can instead of blender.
@Erza Scarlet Do _you_ get lost in your "imaginary worlds", too?
Same here...
5 years back,
i had a pet turtle , to planned put the little fellow in the tank,
ends up put on my bed,
and it almost fell of the bed edge...
i was busy in my head thinking of future exploration pattern
Lol
Guess I'll be that person then
0:00 - ESFJ, ISFJ, ENTP, INTP
1:08 - ESFP, INTJ, ISFP, ENTJ
2:45 - ENFP, ISTJ, ESTJ, INFP
3:50- ESTP, ISTP, ENFJ, INFJ
Ok but who can argue with that logic seriously made me laughđ€Ł 1:52
love how frank just made a cognitive family vid and then followed up with a sketch loved it
The strangest combination ever is probably me and my parents (no sibling):
Mom: ISTP
Dad: ESTP
Me: INFJ
My mom and dad have more in common than me with them!
It thinks it's the infj lot in life my parents are an enfp and estj I did alot of observing
@@jessicathespy Honestly, I came to the conclusion that your personality type isn't something you inherit from your parents, but simultaneously if we believe it's from your environment, for example our parents usually are in it for the most part. So, you'd probably have something in common with them, but as you can see mine definitely says something else đ€Ł Yours is also pretty random to be fair here.
You want to talk about weird dynamics. For me it was:
Mom: ESFJ
Dad: ESTJ
Me (oldest): INFJ
Sister: ESTP
I got along with my sister the easiest because shared functions, I guess. Mother was nice, but we were always a bit too different to ever really get close. My dadâŠwas a handful. Heâs mellowed out as heâs gotten older, but that was never the most pleasant relationship.
How can an ENTP get bored of Monopoly?! You get a rise out of EVERYONE
Also the ESFJ/ENTP mother-child conflict is so accurate
My entp hates monopoly and refuses to ever play it, this christmas was the 3rd year someone bought it for us, another regift!
@@jessicathespy that's my entp
lmao I know im late.. but just want to add my perspective as I am huge ENTP. This video was soo relatable for me bc i hate monopoly bc its the most boring game everrr.. also i hate bc there is no logic or actual outsmarting or anything cool in it. Its all just about feelings and how much ppl like u or u like them so they will accept your offer or whatever.. and well we ENTPs really do hate feelings shit. i mean I donât even really know how to play monopoly bc I always get bored so yeah but the manipulation part of the game is fun thats true. But i much rather play (to me cool games) like poker or blackjack or idk card games in general.. well thats just my side of it- ENTP
FJ's probably the only person that has multiple personalities.
*laughs in multiple personality disorder*
I heard The Beast wants to have a word with FJ...something about joining the horde.
Iâm an INFP and I can confirm doing this during hikes. âđ
I always have to put my hand on a tree. đČ
so glad you were finally able to connect to your family, frank. Good to see you all interacting
3:07 I had to play this twice, because I thought someone was at my door.
THE TAYLOR SWIFT SKIT HAS ME CRYING đ THE PLOT TWIST NONE OF US EXPECTED
As an INTJ with ENTJ and ESFP parents...I have literally had these conversations, down to the "teenage bands" talk
Wouldn't it be fantastic to the 16 personality types as Princesses đđ©°
You're such an INFJ! I realized you put out the "4 Families of the personalities" video first so that we would understand this one! Hahaha~ There's your Ni at it again! Great video đ
FJ: I'm always wondering how things like ADHD, ocd, anxiety, bipolar, manic depression, autism even, fit into all this, or affect, or are affected by the mbti types or are they an offshoot / side effect where the mbti type is part of the causal foundation? Basically is there a chicken and the egg correlation somehow.
Or is that veering too much into the area of "gotta have specialized licensed psychological / psychiatric expertise" in order to address that?
I wanna learn about this too and so far I do know that mental health problems affect cognitive functions but how n how much is a little intricate to comment upon... It's a really intriguing topic tbh.. Not something easy to cover
I would like to add schizotypal personally to your list. I would love to see ENs with it.
I'm no expert but I would guess that not only medical issues, but I.Q., upbringing, cultural values, how much opportunity for education someone has had, and how much self knowledge one person seeks....would all contribute to the variances in typing.
Yup very interested in this topic too and it's not something I've really ever heard anyone go into to any extent. If there are videos on this do let me know.
@@chickadddee yeah - all that stuff too. It does seem though that there's a definite correlation of the brains we were born with to our personalities. Maybe the point is that all of these things just all contribute to and are part of figuring out the pieces to everyone's individual puzzle.
I really like the idea of a video about mbti personalities influencing each other. I grew up with an entp brother who I really looked up to (heâs older by 12 years) and I think he really developed my sassy, uncaring and argumentative side. My other infp bestie developed that side way later (it was like a switch was flipped hahah) and my OTHER infp bestie is still irritatingly soft and canât say no :D
OOOHHHH the MBTI families as families
I GET IT
This is so amazing! Please do more MBTI family video, it will be great if we can see more interaction between the MBTIs
This video needs it's own series
Now we need a video about 16 personalities as ONE big family (including grandparents and drunk aunts)
I am INTJ and my mom is ESFP and my father is ISTP
Just let me say, the INTJĂESFP interaction is accurate even for daughter and motherđ
Love this vid! Could you please do part two? I really want to see INTJ&ESFP parents, with ENTP&INFJ siblings.
Hi Frank! I know how you like SCIENCE so I thought maybe you could enlighten me (ENFP - I do shower every day though) and my oldest daughter (ISFP) on a few things.
We loove mbti and have been wondering if there are studies on:
* whether there is a variation in percentages of each personality type from country to country (some cultures prefer introverts other extroverts and vice versa). Does that influence the percentages?
* At which age is the personality type developped in a child?
* Is personality type inherited/in your DNA or is it from your upbringing/experiences (or both)?
I know that your personality is already developed when you're born, because I have a 3 years old brother and I analysed his personality by his actions he is an ENFP (also, you can search it in a Google đ))
@@maruf5446 Hi Maruf. Thank you for your answer! đ I would think it is a subject with strong (and probably opposing) opinions. I will try to google it some more and see if I can find any surveys that are useful in supporting different opinions.
Showering everyday is overrated
I doubt Frank will reply to this, since he doesn't seem to have the answer (and even if he did, he might not want to antagonise his fanbase by sharing such controversial statements).
Type is indeed hereditary from mom to daughters, and from dad to sons. Only the subtypes (4x) change, but that can make all the difference really.
You won't find this in any "professional" paper cause those don't care about type. And as an NiFe, I wonder why Si/Ne users always want some stamp of approval by some "expert" before they can accept something as true.
@@loisrabies8713 đ And it is bad for the environment as it takes energy to heat the water! I would think that it is a cultural thing how often you shower but having a younger daughter (INTP) who is very hard to convince even to shower once a week (she might change as she gets older) I guess I think that variances within the population might indeed stem from the personality type. I think I will continue showering every day for the sake of my immidiate environment though. đ
đ1:25, that is freakishly accurate to me and my bestie/ tay tay fan
This is literally my family! Enfp mom and istj dad. Way to go Frank! I want more families content!! There are so many combinations
After years of refusing to go to the zoo because of the unethical foundations of it all I promised my entp husband I would go and not say a think so the esfp and enfp girls could see it without critical analysis. It was extremely hard and I bit my tongue for 2 hours. So thank you Frank James, spot on!
Near where I live there is a small zoo that only has rescue animals that can't live in the wild. Hopefully, you could visit one like that someday.
As an ENTJ after hanging up the phone I would have been relieved and commented on how I dodged a bullet there. There is no way I could work with a Swifty and respect them. LOL!
Lol, that is a hilarious skit.
Hahahaha brilliant
INTJ here .. i lost it at " i saw that one coming"đ
Really great video, especially when one like this seems especially hard to pull off since it isn't as simple as the normal 16 types ones. đ