【Babygirl (2024)】

People online love a good alignment test. They also love to say "I'm baby." Here's something that combines those two things.

A personality test from ShindanMaker -- a jokey Japanese quiz website -- is Babygirl (2024)currently making the rounds on Twitter. It's called "Personality Alignment" and was made by the user @dabiofficial. To take the test, users input their names (you can use your full name or just your first name, whatever), then receive a chart detailing how horny, stupid, clown, cursed, and baby they are.

For example, here is my chart. As you can see, I am quite baby, horny, and stupid, as well as extremely cursed. However, I am not very feral or clown. Phew!

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It's important to note that the results of this quiz do not reflect reality in any way. (They're literally just based on your name.) If you don't consider yourself a feral clown, don't listen to ShindanMaker! Chart your own cursed, horny path instead.

That being said, here are some tests I ran for a few celebrities.

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