Make your quiz in the box above first. TikTok is where the trend spreads, but the quiz itself is a link. You answer 10 questions about yourself, copy your link, and send it to people. Every friend who plays gets a score out of 10, and anyone who scores 0 or 1 is "BLOCKED". The TikTok part is posting about it and filming the reactions.
Search "dont block me quiz tiktok" and you mostly get TikTok videos of people reacting to their friends' scores. None of them show the whole setup in one place, so here it is.
Step 1: Make your quiz (about one minute)
- Type your name.
- Pick your real answer to each of the 10 questions. Press Swap this question ↻ to replace one you don't like. There are 30 built-in questions, from coffee order to how you act when you're hungry.
- On the last screen you get your quiz link and a row of share buttons: Copy, WhatsApp, Telegram, X, SMS and More….
The full walkthrough with every screen is in how to make a Don't Block Me quiz.
Step 2: Turn it into a TikTok post
Tap Save a story image 📸. You get a 1080 × 1350 picture with your name, the quiz name and the line "Score low and you're blocked 😤". On a phone this usually opens the share sheet, so you can pick TikTok if it is there. If not, the image is saved and you upload it from your gallery.
Three post ideas that fit the trend:
- Photo post: the story image plus a caption like "10 questions. Score low and you're blocked. Link in bio."
- Green screen: put the image behind you and point at it while you dare your followers.
- Screen recording: record yourself picking your answers (stop before the last screen so the link stays private), then post "now let's see who knows me".
Step 3: Get the link to people
The image on its own can't be tapped, so the link needs its own route:
| Where | How | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Bio link | Paste your quiz link into your profile link, if your account has one | Followers you don't text |
| TikTok messages | Copy the link and send it in DMs or a TikTok group chat | Mutuals and close friends |
| Comments | Reply "DM me" or post the link and tell people to copy it | Viewers who ask "how do I play?" |
| Group chat | WhatsApp, Telegram or SMS buttons on the last screen | Your real friend group |
Links typed into a caption or comment usually aren't clickable on TikTok, so people have to copy them. Your bio or a direct message is easier. If a link won't open, see Don't Block Me link problems.
Step 4: Collect scores and film the follow-up
The quiz has no scoreboard and stores nothing, so scores come to you in two ways:
- A friend taps Send my score to [your name] at the end, which copies a short message they paste to you.
- A friend taps Save image for story 📸 and posts their result card, which shows their score, a ✓ or ✗ for each question and the stamp.
That second one is the content. Stitch or duet their post, or screenshot the cards and react to them one by one. The five results give you an easy script:
| Score | Result | Video idea |
|---|---|---|
| 10/10 | Bestie for life 💖 | "This one knows me better than I do" |
| 8–9 | Inner circle 😎 | Show which question they missed |
| 5–7 | On thin ice 🧊 | Read out their wrong answers |
| 2–4 | One tap from blocked 😬 | Mock-serious "we need to talk" |
| 0–1 | BLOCKED 🚫 | The big reveal. Pretend to hover over the block button |
Keep your answers to yourself
Your answers are packed into the link after #q=. Most people never look, but don't film the final screen with the link visible if you want a fair game. Record the questions, not the link.
Before you post
- It's a joke. Nobody is actually blocked, and the quiz never touches anyone's TikTok account.
- Don't post a friend's low score if they wouldn't find it funny. Ask first.
- Want different questions for each crowd? Make a second quiz for your partner (see the love edition) and keep the first for your friends.
Ready? Scroll up, type your name and make your quiz. You can have your TikTok post up within five minutes.