Fifty shades of crust.
Internet users can now indicate how accurate their stretch color is by giving people pigments based on their personality. Videos of unconventional character testing have generated hundreds of thousands of views on social media.
To find the hue they are in, users simply go ktestone.com. There, they answer 12 questions “How do you behave when you’re angry?” “How do you tell someone?”
After the diagnosis of falling on the psychological palette, the site provides an explanation for the symptoms, including the negative aspects of your personality.
Needless to say, TikTok was keen to profile itself based on color.
in A hilarious clip with 370,000 views.
“I made a push,” the caption read.
A more happy TikTokker showed He did a roll “Alice Blue,” indicating that she looked “cold on the outside”, but was “too hot inside” according to the online canvas. The clip was then cut into a compilation of blue objects set to jubilant music.
Naturally, reducing one’s complex personality to a pixel of color can seem a bit shallow. However, online character exams have long been a fixture on the web, ranging from testing one’s “Harry Potter character”, to “which state one should live in” based on their personality.
But beware: the Better Business Bureau Has warned internet users Don’t give too much information in these online quizzes: Personal details can be used to hack your accounts.
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