What Makes Each of the 16 Personalities DANGEROUS

Why Each of the 16 Personalities are Dangerous!
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The 16 Personalities of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator are INFJ, INTJ, INFP, ISFP, INTP, ISTP, ISFJ, ISTJ, ENFP, ENTP, ESTP, ESFP, ENTJ, ESTJ, ENFJ, ESFJ
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[@FrankJames]

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[@prasty1486]

No thanks, thanks for the offer tho.

[@zierith]

Love it! ❤🎉

[@francescogonzini4199]

You’re videos are amazing and I just love you so much, beautiful ❤️‍🔥🔥👌🏻💪🏻🌌🎇 with love (an Entp) ahahah❤️‍🔥💪🏻

[@francescogonzini4199]

And, I would also like to add, you helped me so much in understanding my b-b-babb (Infj) and others, thank you ❤️‍🔥🔥💪🏻

[@affinity266]

Hello Frank. Could you please make an educational video about how the 16 personalities deal with illness (when they get ill). Thank you for your efforts.

[@La_mouche_i]

0:30 estp 1:28 esfp 2:19 istj 3:29 isfj 4:12 esfj 4:53 enfj 5:36 estj 6:36 entj 7:16 istp 8:25 intp 9:52 isfp 11:17 infp 12:25 entp 13:22 enfp 14:12 intj 15:07 infj

[@La_mouche_i]

Btw now I'm gonna watch this video in totally peace 👍

[@goofyaah]

7:16 istp*

[@Live4Freedom23]

Thank you for this.

[@Meme_Lord7793]

People like you are amazing, keep it up

[@La_mouche_i]

@@goofyaah oh sorry, I removed this (Sorry for the bad english)

[@MelodicQuest]

INFPs are usually reactive as opposed to proactive. We take a lot of things in stride, but there's always something specific that will trigger that unexpected response from us.

[@aecusa]

Yup 👍🏻

[@Multitudes_]

Yeah. Those things are the exceptions rather than the rule. Sometimes people can characterize our type way too much by the exceptions rather than how we are by default most of the time. There are many people who will never even see that side of us because they will simply never trigger it, or see it triggered.

[@piriyaj1347]

I have yet to see the INFPs in my life being proactive 😂 The most they do is initiate a wholesome project/company and very soon get bored. Then other types come help or order them around, pushing them to be in the reactive position again. I have always wondered if I would be lucky enough to behold them really fighting hard for something for once. It would be such a sight.

[@ezogh3826]

I see INFPs who pursue careers/financial security proactively, I’ve known ones who follow their dream very proactively, or plan public social/artistic events (often with support of those they involve of course), I’ve lived with ones that are proactive with housework or gardening, depending on the person of course, but when it comes to most/other things in life…Typically I find they are quite reactive, or what I mean is, more of a responder in the present, than a planning ahead type (just the P over the J preference)

[@rachelcastillo9035]

@@piriyaj1347 depends on the project. Once we get into an authority role, we end up getting bogged down with functions we hadn’t considered at the start of the project. We don’t want to be the authoritarian which we could find ourselves needing to be. We don’t want to break up conflicts. We don’t want to make all of these nitpicky decisions often leaders do. I became a teacher because I wanted to share wisdom, but I hate telling kids to put their phones away everyday. I hate ordering supplies that might or might not get to class on time. I hate breaking up fights over pencil stealing or who was in line first. I hate having to reassert myself everyday and fight with attention to the screen. It was not what I thought teaching would be, but leading can be all of these things. Also, sometimes leading is persuading others to do something they expressly do not want to do. It’s not something an INFP wants. We want to inspire.

[@lailanitukuafu]

Hello, I'm an INFP and thinking back on my life, this makes a lot of sense. Story time! I love theatre and did tons of shows in high school. But my worst experiences with it came from having bad directors and bad backstage environments. I've worked under several condescending directors who would always push me to the side when casting. I'd always be an extra, even though I knew I could do so much more. I believe that they did this because of the INFP invisibility thing. They didn't take the time to give me a second thought because I was never loud or flashy or charismatic. As soon as I realized that I wasn't being treated with the same respect and consideration as my peers, I was filled with so much despair and rage. All anyone ever told me when I called attention to my problem was "There is no small part," and "Just be the best extra." So I was the frickin best extra anyone could possibly be. I internalized and paid attention to every note, even if it wasn't for me, and I *made* people notice me for my skill. I built my acting abilities up so darn high that by the time I got to my senior year (and I finally got good roles), I always got people telling me after the show that I looked like a completely different person onstage. They were really surprised when my energy exploded. I have never been so determined in my life and I couldn't imagine how much damage I might do if I used that determination for something less than moral and right.

[@MrMinticuz]

I am an INFP too and holy crap this seems like something I would 100% absolutely do, if I wanted to because I was treated wrongly

[@Am_._]

@@MrMinticuz same! INFPs are very strong when it comes to our feelings and beliefs.

[@kristinecena6796]

I am INFP as well 😭 'been part of several speech choir competitions and being chosen for having solo part (flattered me but I know what I can bring) but during practice sessions I don't rlly bring out what I can bcz of my introverted side so I ended up being scolded by my mentors and having second thought if I deserved my part and shall be replaced. But I ended up getting attention as well after the competitions. So yeah, they easily judge us and make things dissapointing, sadly

[@Am_._]

@@kristinecena6796 we can really be the best in the world but the damn I in INFP stands in the way 😭😂😂

[@kristinecena6796]

@@Am_._ such a pain in the ass 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@moment__]

Oh my goodness, the INFP one... so accurate. A lot of the time when I get frustrated with something/something someone has done, I find myself thinking, "well I'm going to do X thing better than that!" and find myself wanting to dedicate my entire existence to doing that thing as well as humanly possible. Especially because I struggle with comparison. Seeing someone else do something well just makes me frustrated and want to be as good as possible at that thing. Sometimes I've even found myself thinking stuff like "Well, I'm going to live more intensely than you!" And I always had no idea why. 😂

[@fireflytwnkle]

Lol im over competitive too 😂

[@araven2293]

now i know why my INFP friend often act like he want to be better than me and the people around him.. especially when we play games, he always wants his progress better than me, and i am here as an INFJ who doesn't really care who is better can only see him working so hard 😂

[@h.p.8848]

As an INFJ mother to a 21 year old ESTP I’ve had to “get over” my severe worries when he 1. Bought a mustang that goes 160mph 2. Told me he was camping six hours away at the Lost Lands concert for five days and 3. Basically makes any spontaneous decision to do something I consider death defying hair raising and extremely high impact adventurous. So in order to contain my (silent, unspoken) high stress I turn to my teenage ESFP son who is always happy and makes me laugh, as he senses I need it. So we play Minecraft together to unwind… until my teenage ISFP daughter bounds in the room screaming and starts her drama bomb feelings speech on how everyone she came in contact today hurt her feelings and how she now hates everyone, including me. (5 minutes later she’s giving me a hug telling me she loves me and resorts to her bedroom to paint.) 😟😩☹️🥸🙃 This is all happening while my ENTJ husband is at work and is oblivious to anything that’s going on in the household. Because he’s too busy working. Building systems & being bossy. 😂

[@khantrollz5655]

Are you happy? Like how’s the romance with that entj husband of yours? 😂

[@NavBee]

​@@khantrollz5655yes please I also want to know

[@amiram10]

No, seriously, I love how you used the INFJ as the example for the pathetic complaining person in the ESTJ section. I’m an INFJ and my dad is an ESTJ and I’m always complaining and getting depressed over the evil and corruption spreading everywhere on this Earth and my dad is always like “What do you expect? Its always going to be like this, don’t bother yourself with other people’s crap.” Must be nice to be strong like this against these kind of things. I’m working on developing this skill myself.

[@PriHL]

Believe me, after you've seen enough of the "same shit", you'll also get the attitude not to expect too much. I suppose it takes years in experience for INFJs but this little mental shortcut will give you much more comfort simply not to bother with something you can't directly change and be more accepting of reality. This is not to say we shouldn't go for change - just not to burn out in the process but having a more realistic outlook on what change is possible. And, that's actually for everybody, don't try to change people, they need to want it themselves in order for it to work.

[@karenramnath9993]

@@PriHL Never give up! Never surrender! ⚔️

[@alexkay6676]

Meanwhile, I'm also an INFJ and I see the bad things happening and think that that's the minority. Let's say 1,000 bad things happened today by different people in America. There are 300 million other people not doing bad things. Also, we're never told about all the good things people do. Only the bad things because that "makes better television."

[@paradigmshift7541]

The more you rein in the idealistic "noble, virtue, and for the greater good" side of yourself, the more successful you will be in life. As an idealist through and through, nothing could be better for us than stop worrying about the world, the climate, the poor, the this that and the third. Just focus on yourself until the time is right, and you will surely be able to accomplish the things you've always wanted to, the stuff you were born with, that innate virtuous side of yourself. INFJ is already good at virtue, good and noble; no reason to keep focusing on that part, focus on weaker areas.

[@angelicanavarro5311]

I am just like you Amira M. We just want the world to get along. We have the inclination to take care of everyone else before we can rest in peace and do what makes us happy. Until then, we sleep when we die 😄 at least that’s been my mentality. Yes I’m exhausted.

[@bunny_0288]

What I learned: My INTJ husband and I (INFP) could be an epic super villain duo. With my ability to stop at nothing to achieve my ideals and his ability to meticulously plan every step of our revenge, we would be an unstoppable force to be reckoned with. Enemies beware!

[@yeahz_purple1786]

Wow what a great duo

[@imjennylyn1252]

I’m husband is INTJ. I am a ISTP wanna duel.

[@DigimonTamerfreak]

Except you won't have plot armor

[@bunny_0288]

@@DigimonTamerfreak My husband is an INTJ.... We won't need plot armor. He has the uncanny ability to virtually predict the future with his crazy analytical brain.

[@bunny_0288]

@@imjennylyn1252 😂 Fortunately for you we have not chosen a life of villainy. If we ever have an unfortunate lab accident that changes this I'll let you know lol

[@Ali-MJ]

Frank please don't turn of the subtitle, we are not all completely fluent at English. It helps someone like me understand better. I'm a big fan of you FJ 🌟🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@posieandrosie]

Hi! You can still turn subtitles on using the little rectangle saying cc in the top right hand corner. 😊

[@Ali-MJ]

@@posieandrosie Oh thank you! I don't know why it didn't work at first, but now I can use it! 😕😂👍🏻

[@--.._]

@@Ali-MJ Google's automatic captions for KZbin take a couple hours (or sometimes a day) to appear after an upload of a video

[@Ali-MJ]

@@--.._ Right! I didn't know that. Thanks!

[@hadjerassar82]

إذا شفت الفيديو أول ما نزلو أغلب الأحيان يكون ما فعّل الخاصية .. ^^

[@Cadavra]

I’m an enfp and my twin is an intj and we’ve come up with so many bizarre but sophisticated plans and tactics to tackle some of life’s obstacles lol

[@juuliaarajarvi6412]

I can just imagine. And twins are so cool.

[@augusbane7550]

That is such an incredible pairing!

[@caffeinequeen7612]

Hey Frank! 😄 I have some video ideas I thought I’d share: If an introvert had 3 wishes 16 personalities Babysitting 16 personalities at a Theme park 16 personalities in a Horror movie 16 personalities in an Escape room

[@rib2593]

INTJ: mastermind, super smart Me, an INTJ: **who forgets to even brush my teeth** "aha yes me big brain"

[@AlicornHana]

same(i think, maybe an istj or something AAAA-) except i didn't forget to brush my teeth tho

[@yasselesca]

😂Love you INTJs, you make me laugh the most together with INFJs. -ENxP

[@anthonyl_2032]

I felt this on an emotional level

[@Jodla33]

Yeah thats often happening - intj person

[@letsreadtextbook1687]

Inferior Se moment

[@HereIAm247]

I am a super socially awkward INFJ. I always found myself very strange. When I was young, I was bullied a lot, and I was always conditioned to thinking it was me there was something wrong with. That it was because I couldn't 'read' others correctly, and had low social skills. This is probably why I have social anxiety in the first place. But looking back, I actually do understand peoples energies. I never realised exactly what it was until I learned about MBTI types. Looking, both in the past and the present, I often choose to 'override' my instincts about others. And every time I do that, things seem to go wrong. But every time I listen to my instincts, I tend to be right. I think the bullying made me super insecure, and sometimes unsure what to do with the energies/moods I am sensing in others. I understand it, and often 'feel' it myself, but I don't always know how to respond in the moment. (I guess I didn't get as much practice growing up). But I think I did use some form of 'manipulation' going up. Mostly to manipulate adults to think I was more responsible than I actually was, to get more freedom to be alone. And I will admit, as a young adult, I lived in a dorm with someone targeting me. I thoroughly enjoyed manipulating in return (only after a year where I tried every other solution, and it just kept getting worse), seeing him so confused and irritated, but not quite understanding what was going on. I prefer not to manipulate others. But I have to admit, torturing cruel people (when nothing else works - It have to get really, really far out for me to get there) does give me a lot of satisfaction. I am currently trying to understand how to avoid drawing these people to pick me as a target in the first place, so I don't have to feel all the anger and pain that comes with it. And I can just be happy, and have positive relationships with those around me.

[@nandinijindal7416]

hope you are successful, fellow INFJ

[@Missmagazinebura]

Yea just don’t deal with those people

[@nimrarashid552]

sssaaaaammmmmeeeeeee.

[@monito3575]

Bro whom did you torture 💀 Nah I am just kidding but I hope you'll find your positive relationships all the best!

[@jiminodajams7328]

Same. You expressed my exact thoughts!

[@km_studios]

As an ISTJ, with a lot of people who are probably ISTJs in my family, I can attest to the thing about knowing the rules so well that we can exploit them. Typically, at family reunions, my Dad and I organize a series of miniature Survivor-style challenges, and people in my family are so notorious for finding loopholes in the rules that we've started typing out documents, outlining all the rules for every challenge in excruciating detail, as well as adding a clause that any "loopholes" that are clearly not how the challenge is meant to be done will be considered cheating, and that the facilitators (my dad and me) have the right to make discretionary calls about cheating (just in case there are still some loopholes in the rules that we didn't think of)

[@toniyami]

That sounds amazing

[@diaha1271]

That sounds like a found game actually

[@chia.]

As an istj, I found this extremely satisfying. gg

[@BrandonvanRooi]

Low key here for your long hair 😂

[@angelaengle12]

LOL! That's incredible! 😂

[@yashwij.2846]

Why are INFJs dangerous? Being "mysterious", "cool" and "attractive" is a lethal combo, ain't it?😉😎♥️

[@ikustaa]

🗿🗿🗿

[@KingDeadMan]

😂💀🗿

[@PippaPasses]

Till you get found out 🗿

[@Missmagazinebura]

Because we can read your mind and if it’s a negative thought we stay away from you

[@GrasslandsG81]

I'd like to meet one who isn't a covert narcissist some day. So far, the only INFJ's I've come to know fit that description... (My apologies to you INFJ's... I'm sure you're the "good ones")

[@gildavargas1814]

As an INTJ, you forgot to say how dangerous we are because we will get our revenge, now or in 10 years, our enemies will never know 😊

[@KingDeadMan]

8:25 I would say that this is just part of the reason INTPs are dangerous. What makes INTPs dangerous is usually their drive for progression, and just how little power authority figures have over them. If you stop an INTP from progressing, they won't take your word for literally anything (they'd rather be dieded than listening to you for any longer). So, the video isn't wrong, it's just missing the exact point of why INTPs aren't the *safest* people to be around in that moment of time. 😌👍

[@sylvia470]

Hi I get English is not your first language, and I don't wonna be a grammar nazi, but we say 'die-died-died' not dieded ;) Let's progress - INTP

[@sylvia470]

And here you need 'they'd rather be dead'

[@KingDeadMan]

@@sylvia470 It was for the memes, tbh. Dieded is pretty funny. 😂

[@raddaks2039]

I reject your authority trying to tell me that "dieded" isn't a word. I will now use it forever in all situations.

[@sylvia470]

@@KingDeadMan Is it know? Did not know that.

[@annelisewilliams03]

As an ENFP the "I don't know, it seemed funny" is something I've said so many times 🤣 My friend made me get a dating app so I just made my profile a 7" foot, 99 year old, asexual chicken lol and that was my answer when they asked why

[@KC3Lay]

It's 5:30 am (No I didn't get any sleep even though I'm currently sick.) and I started laughing out loud when I read this. Thankfully my sister who is asleep less than 10ft away didn't wake up. She is an ENFP like yourself and I will be sharing this with her if I eventually wake up tomorrow. -an INFJ who should probably go to bed now instead of watching more KZbin.

[@annelisewilliams03]

@@KC3Lay lmao 🤣 can you tell me her reaction when she and hopefully you too wakes up?

[@KC3Lay]

@@annelisewilliams03 I just now woke up and showed it to her. She couldn't finish reading it before she started laughing and proceeded to say, "That's who I want to marry." 🤣

[@annelisewilliams03]

@@KC3Lay 🤣 that's awesome your sister sounds awesome

[@matthewjones5002]

I would argue that what makes an ENTP "dangerous" is their Ne-Ti-Fe-Si Shadow Mode flip to Ni-Te-Fi-Se. This usually happens when an ENTP is majorly stressed out or when someone deeply hurts/wounds an ENTP, and they go into "destroy" mode. As an ENTP 5w4, I've been there before. We think of clever ways of taking out someone's reputation, humilating people who hurt us, and intimidating/scaring people. Raoul Silva from James Bond's "Skyfall", Edmond Dantes from the "Count of Monte Christo", V from "V for Vendetta" and Satan/Lucifer from the Bible are examples of what happens when ENTPs are wounded or hurt. We will take down whole systems.

[@Mayasnotes___]

ENTP-A (7w8) Have OCD, depression, PTSD, ADD lol!!! I completely agree with you coz yeah if we are wounded it's just yeah that's it until it heals completely or we try to understand the situation what happening to us our function will be exactly what you said here!!! I have been there, still there but in a cool way I can manage!!!!

[@anyaknight5481]

I will never date an ENTP or ENFJ…I can tell they have to be right in less than 5 minutes. Yikes. Toxic danger 😂

[@davesstillhere]

@@anyaknight5481 Not necessarily. But if you believe an ENTP is wrong, you must have an effective argument to back up your opinion. But they have the ability to see all sides of an issue, including the opposing side, which means if you convince them to actually switch sides, you will gain their respect forever.

[@patrickardagh-walter6609]

@FamTheEvilCat ENTJs don't necessarily like us, but we're good for them. Someone needs to be able to question them and their plans and goals, so that they make better ones.

[@khantrollz5655]

Lol destroy mode. I’m in destroy mode 90% of the time 😂 Being a sensitive ENTP sucks! Holding the evil at bay 😅 But nah, it’s what makes us hard to trust because everyone in our inner circle understands that they might not have a soul if they upset us

[@adirtyswarlos]

Your so right about the ISFJ. My mom is the sweetest person alive but when a goose was charging us she literally walked up and slapped the crap out of him. 😂 I was shocked and the goose looked shocked too. (I watched the whole video ❤)

[@adirtyswarlos]

Yes I now realize I used the wrong your at the beginning of this. 😓

[@Missmagazinebura]

Lol 😆

[@eval4495]

As an INFP-T, I'd be so concerned for the goose. 😆

[@kthsantisaresuckingmydick.748]

@@eval4495 INFP-T? u just taked the test?💀

[@yeahz_purple1786]

@@eval4495 same

[@jpbaley2016]

When you started explaining the ISTP. I was agreeing with you points very closely. My career was dependent on me seeing problems within systems and figuring out not only where it went wrong and what needed to be done to correct it but where it would go wrong if not corrected in time. I always saw myself as a troubleshooter, catching things before they blew up in your face or mitigating the disaster that has already occurred. I guess if I was of evil bent, knowing how to fix on the fly means understanding weaknesses and knowing how to push it over the line.

[@FlamingCockatiel]

That sounds like quite a cool career. What training goes into getting that?

[@Akkarri]

That's so true. Finding out how to fix something usually leads to knowing where it is wrong. If we wanted to, we can easily let it get worse or even purposely not point out a way to fix it. Like if someone I don't like is doing something wrong, I often just laugh inwardly at them going down the wrong path. We can be evil if we wanted to in this way, I guess 😅

[@FlamingCockatiel]

@@Akkarri I don't know about you, but I often think about how things could go wrong but don't want to get labeled a "Negative Nelly," so I shut up.

[@jpbaley2016]

@@FlamingCockatiel I was an Investigator for the FDA. It’s just not floors, walls and ceilings. It involves in depth analysis of processing systems. Case in point - I came in to a soy milk plant recalling product because it was contaminated by a toxic cleaning compound. Two filling lines were adjacent to each other. Both being serviced by the same clean-in-place (CIP) system. The computer system allowed one line to run while the other line was cleaned. Going through things slowly, I found the valves operating between the production line and lines carrying the cleaning solution were rated at a lower psi than the pump for the cleaning solution worked out. I found failures in the computer program as in what triggers an alarm. All these problems came together to allow the pressure of the cleaning solution to force open the valves and allow cleaning solution into filling lines to contaminate product without triggering alarms. I am not an engineer nor a computer programmer, you have to be very sure of yourself when your facing engineers, computer programers, and top management of one of the largest processing equipment manufactures in the world. We do receive instructional training on simpler systems but the best training is learning how to ask the right questions, learning how to interview, and how never to be intimidated.

[@RaumLeFallacieux]

A big part of the INTP’s potential dangerousness is also their drive to progress all the time, allowing one with enough personal work behind him to, for example, go past its social weakness, construct a set of natural-like evolving personalities for themselves, and eventually become a skilled manipulator. This can be generalized to a lot if not all subjects, where the INTP’s sheer need to learn and better themselves allows them to become a figure of authority in many domains. (It being quite the natural sequel to the INTP’s natural rejection of external authority, preferring its own mind’s)

[@licacocosova3662]

What makes ENTP's dangerous is gray morality. We're looking at problems from all angles and capable of justifying a lot of dubiously moral actions.

[@tahurakhan3788]

Hmm that's true

[@AlicornHana]

that's where the "xNTPs: it depends" meme come from seriously real facts tho

[@hassanabdel-hafeez1592]

ENTPS are the best at writng forcasts

[@pokefanplayz3068]

i slightly agree. I'd say I'm gray a bit towards good, like a social neutral or something like that. I do use this to look at both sides of the argument sometimes. Usually I find that their logic sucks, but who am I kidding, "I'm SuRrOuNdEd By IdIoTs!"

[@yacob_fm2538]

So basically Saul Goodman?

[@ImmanentizeTheEschaton]

Hey INFJs, I know every single time you use your manipulation when I'm in your presence. I just won't ever tell you! Have a nice day! -INTJ

[@goodmaninthemoonyt4778]

What do you mean?

[@ATHENAAAAA-A]

Oh god...SOMEONE FOUND OUT-

[@tommoya7452]

u wrong we're angels we dont ever manipulate people

[@egg9071]

@@tommoya7452 thats what a manipulator would say

[@goodmaninthemoonyt4778]

@@egg9071 That's how near headed people will say...

[@dancewithme1981]

Jane Austen’s Emma is about an ENFJ who decides to play matchmaker, wreaking all kinds of havoc in the process. I highly recommend it, especially if you like subtle, snarky humor and 19th century literature.

[@EmyN]

Hah great summary

[@maddiedenny8531]

The way INFJs can manipulate you subtly is in itself slightly cool and scary, but when you combine this with their deadly anger it gets full on terrifying.

[@antoniopancho1132]

As an INFJ. I'm saying to you that your uniqueness is the best weapon to achieve better in life.

[@diyakittu]

As an INTP I can completely agree! I know that when creating something new, morals are always the last thing I think of lol

[@LaurennM360]

Honestly, from my ENTP dad and brother, I relate In the sense that my main danger with them is they consistently play pranks on me for laughs and watching me fall for it or react. Lmao. Sometimes they forget when to stop. 😂

[@ExcaliburX1]

A video about „what made the 16 personalities get into MBTI“ would be interesting. For example I’m an ENTJ and the only reason I got into MBTI is, because I wanted to find the perfect career in a top Position.

[@allanc_me763]

During my teenage years, I used to think like KIRA from Deathnote. I have this I-WANNA-CLEANSE-THIS-WORLD mentality... I changed when I learned my personality type. It made me aware of my strenghts and weaknesses. Im an INFJ btw

[@danielemaggio6999]

The ENTP part is totally true and that's why I hate them. I really can't stay near one of them without getting mad and not being able to stand them anymore -ENTP

[@CineShinya]

I can confirm. I have no hesitation to roast, get physical or go even further in order to protect the ones I care about. And yes, we are called Defenders for a good reason. (ISFJ)

[@LatIenws]

I know!!! You guys are scary when you’re mad 😖😖😖 - INFJ

[@HerKnightable]

@@LatIenws (ENTP) more entertaining when they get mad, I think. On second thought people in general tend to get more entertaining when they are angry. On the other hand, I can also say that in my past I was not frequently the one who needed someone to defend my side. I was a little too eager to defend myself.

[@CineShinya]

@@LatIenws 🤣 Haha, sorry~

[@ren4eeee]

fun fact: nobody have finished this video yet p.s wrote it, when it was a minute after video posted, while its length is like 16 mins

[@nyankaelyzray4213]

That's true X)

[@LydiaTereK]

Me watching in 2x speed 😂 jkjk

[@koyomikoy]

Not anymore

[@posieandrosie]

Oops 😂

[@kateanimates1268]

*watches furiously in 2x speed*

[@maggiechang588]

I'm just thinking the so-called dangerous personality trait is the flip side of the advantageous one... It is only between that fine line how one uses it not to be out of control... Which could be a plus... I love all of your educational content! Best!!! 💗

[@debbieoliver7030]

Oh my goodness, the ISTJ one made me laugh so hard!! I'm an INFP married to an ISTJ and one of or issues is that for me if a rule doesn't make sense it can be hard for me to follow. The candy example was PERFECT 👌. For him it doesn't matter if it was just candy, you chose to break the rule and if the rule says you go to jail...then that's what should happen. 😆 🤣

[@rickastleyisnevergonnagive5673]

Being early so I have to wait for someone to timestamps the mbti types bc im too lazy to watch

[@homehome5220]

I thought you were gonna say the INTJs holds a grudge and may not remember you but will remember that they hate you. They will either ghost you or plot your demise and you really don't know which till it happens. I also have been known to refuse to help or give advice if it's an I told you so moment. I gave my advice you didn't follow it, bite me. Haha haha

[@stormewolfe4565]

As an INFJ, this is true. I wouldn't go straight to saying I'm evil or anything, but really, what's wrong with manipulating your entire family into thinking going to therapy was their idea so I don't have to be their mediator and free therapist anymore?? We're all happier this way.

[@StephanieJeanne]

I like that you said "if you're happy, and they get what they want..."😸 Yes, it's true, it can be DANGEROUS! For the most part, though, we just want everyone to be happy. Thanks, Frank. 😊✌️

[@HerKnightable]

(ENTP) Reminds me of the old expression... careful what you wish for. The things that make you happy today have a bad habit of biting you later. Of course, having the same personality types with such bright models such as the Joker, Kefka Palazzio, and tons of other villains. Most people seem to believe my type is always dangerous. Really people, buy them a beer and just ask them what they are thinking they will tell you. ENTPs are easy to read, they will literally explain it to you. It's the quite ones you should watch out for.

[@StephanieJeanne]

@@HerKnightable You're not wrong. Have been bitten many times. 😆

[@SinamonRoll00]

INFJ here, I think our ability to read people minds and easily know their weaknesses and flaws is what makes us dangerous.

[@inez.sousa17]

Enfjs (me :p) use it for good, you use it to be DaNgErOuS

[@StephanieJeanne]

Very true.

[@annasvensson2123]

@@inez.sousa17 Haha that sounded so funny in my head 😂

[@Pain544]

@@inez.sousa17 doesn't make sense but ok

[@PippaPasses]

I’ve never taken advantage of a person like that before, Goes against my whole schtick

[@doubleking7070]

"Just because you can, should you?" INTP: But I wanna.

[@toro4271]

ISTP, basically James Bond without a license

[@affinity266]

INTP, INTJ, INFJ could be the most dangerous types. And this video has no sense of DANGER at all, with all those jokes and funny anecdotes, Frank 😂 Great video. Now let me go and buy some m&m's.

[@duckbacon3117]

You forgot to put INFPs there. Unironically they are probably the most dangerous and powerful type.

[@HereIAm247]

I am an INFJ, but I was almost 50/50 between F and T. Am I super dangerous then? 🙃

[@IAARPOTI]

Everyone is equally dangerous

[@affinity266]

@@HereIAm247 Only if you can manipulate others with your brain power to buy you candies 🍭🍬

[@HereIAm247]

@@affinity266 You know what, I never thought to try that; it would save me so much money! Thank you for the idea. ❤👹

[@WexMajor82]

And you have NO IDEA how exhausting it is, being an INTJ. Constantly thinking and planning, even when we appear idle, even when doing something totally unrelated, even when sleeping. Then, we have an epiphany. The brain that was working on something (I call it "on background") finds a response on something. By the way, Popeye, is called that way because he misses an eye. Pop-Eye.

[@TittyMonster64]

Hello! I’m an ESFJ. My good friend told me about the 16 personalities and I’ve subscribed to your channel to learn more about it. Hope you all have a good day!

[@GoldenWolf248]

Welcome to the fam! 🎉

[@joanaborrellsanchez9225]

Such an ESFJ comment ❤️

[@yasselesca]

@@joanaborrellsanchez9225 I was thinking the same lol, and welcome MEGA MILK, my Sister is en ESFJ too, love her 😊-ENxP

[@joanaborrellsanchez9225]

@@yasselesca Oooh so you don't know if you're ENFP or ENTP... You can study about the cognitive functions. ENFP has Fi and Te, and ENTP has Ti and Fe. They're quite different. Fi is about own identity and values, and Fe is about being in harmony with the environment. Te is about organizing others in order to work together and tells others what to do, and Ti is about own logical thinking. Anyways, I love ENFP and ENTPs. Your comment gave me ENFP vibes ❤️ - INFP

[@JHowOfficial]

You missed a great James Bond joke! You could've been like "The enemies will have to try harder, because in the meantime he lives to die another day" or some other Die Another Day joke lol

[@erikavaleries]

No one: ENFP: I AM THE DANGER! 🤣 (Also Walter White)

[@AndromedaMoon888]

the ENFP one was so accurate 😂 cracked me up

[@Myguelsaurus]

The best thing about nothing being good or bad, is that everything is justifiable -ENTP

[@phoenixfire124]

Man! This was great. I'd love to see a breakdown like this but maybe in reverse. For example the most dangerous relationships or situations each type could find themselves in.

[@11cslomk]

As an INTJ, life is literally just like chess.

[@AAAA-sh1yz]

You are just a delusion narcissist. Nothing more Nothing less.

[@stolensweetroll_]

Every time I see your Skyrim map, you get +10 respect from me. INFP here and in my head, I'm in Tamriel 24/7. Idk how to come back to Earth but I'm fine with it.

[@NoxAtlas]

As an ISTJ this is 100% accurate. If I ever want someone to get into trouble because they're going on my nerves, are shady people in general, etc., I'll use my vast knowledge of the rules against them. I'll spot any single detail they're doing wrong and call them out for it until they can't take it anymore or face the consequences of their actions. It's like the next level of "stop hitting yourself!" and there's nothing they can do about it because I have all the facts and don't break the rules. But with great power comes great responsibility. I really dislike this kind of thing because I'm not interested in making enemies. Therefore I only do it when I tried to reach people several times and it doesn't work and I know that their actions cause direct or indirect harm to others. If you're not on my hit list and I know you're reliable, I'll be much more forgiving and just give you a friendly warning

[@trilogy2523]

I love how Frank James videos aren't stereotypical except his comedies

[@Hanaheim]

I just watched a creepypasta reading (i was super scared after it 🤣), and in the first 5 seconds of this video it made me almost forget about being scared!! keep up the great work :)

[@millacernemusic]

You described my ISTJ mom perfectly! She can be very calculating, and you can’t hide anything from her. I love her though. She’s very warm and caring, when you’re on her good side.

[@snap.-_-]

I always love your videos. Thank you for making these and brightening up my day.

[@ellenl2768]

Very insightful video. I was noticing recently how peoples reactions to tiny houses correlate their personalities a lot more than most forms of housing. I think it’s because they’re so tiny that the persons personality is on overdrive in the place. I would be really curious if you were to do a video on what type of tiny house each of the personality types would probably have.

[@banf7425]

An ENTP working with INTP with area of expertise led to Ultron and subsequently Vision in the MCU…just saying. Using Frankenstein and the atomic bomb examples weren’t that far off 😅 As 1/2 of such a friendship, I can 100% say that given the right circumstances, knowledge, and motivation this would absolutely happen 😬

[@afrosamourai400]

Don't forget Dr Jekyll who seems to be intp too.

[@Scruffed]

I think the thing that might make INTPs dangerous is their attitude towards authority and rules. Sometimes those rules or authority might be there for a good reason, and a stubborn or dumb INTP might still ignore them in their pursuit of their interests, or out of curiosity. Overall I wouldn't consider us to be a dangerous personality type though, I'd consider the dominant Se and Fi types as the most suspicious.

[@zoviqi2388]

Well... let's just say random curiosity out of the law's or moral care at all, is threatening when an atomic bomb is involved

[@zoviqi2388]

The dark side to just destroy everything cuz of "why not" or even huge anger and rage is a really strong urge that is hard to be contained.

[@elizabetterave]

Loved this, especially the real life/characters examples!!

[@iamandreasilva]

5:05 OMFG as an enfj this kinda makes sense, i was telling my bestie the other day how i managed to convince my college friends about our schedule and also in group projects i can persuaide ppl easily too wow, this is so well explained

[@Ktavonne]

INTJ. Accurate as usual. You’re just incredible at this!

[@hiimasher5298]

As an INTJ I always knew most of the outcome would be and I happen to have a friend who's happen to be an ESTP. I never joke about " hey its just a joke if you cant take it what you gonna do? Hit me?". He's fearless and man... If he says he feel like hitting me, I would elavate. So when you meet ESTP's, they say "I'll smash your face" (just an example) take it seriously.

[@bio.Luminescence]

My mom is an ESTP and she is not a jock, a chadette, or verbally aggressive, unless she is stressed, which let’s face it, no one looks good in the picture when we are overcome by stress. She dresses very classy and has always dressed her children the same way. She is however a big head, and easily becomes full of herself when she does or cooks something right!

[@annaleander]

Thanks for making these entertaining and educational videos FJ - I’ve mostly tested as ISFP throughout my life and especially in the last several years but like, descriptions of the ISFP always sound so much cooler than I think of myself 🕸️🧦

[@KARLA-xd9ko]

Your channel is my favourite.. Your performance your gestures your way of talking how you actually go deep into each of the 16 personalities how you making us laugh the quality and your skills at edition and making videos your personality all those things make your channel successful and great..thank you for making this channel..we really love you, Frank James!

[@juuliaarajarvi6412]

He has an editor called Timmy if I'm not mistaken

[@Extex_]

Hello, it's me.

[@kindledmetaphor]

I was wondering if after all these years you'd like to meet

[@Cheerioyeep]

I’m also me

[@crystal_turnip]

Hi, you don't know how exciting and absolutely beautiful it is for me to meet you. I've been waiting for you to comment this and you did. Peace shall reign and justice shall be served. Thanks from deep inside my heart's innermost core.

[@Extex_]

To go over everything

[@daykibaran9668]

Hi

[@Carolina-cm6nu]

As an ENFJ I would agree with this analysis, and also add that we are external cinnamon rolls and internal quasi-psychopaths so we will use our charm and "I want the best for you, I want to help" aura on people to get information from them that could be easily used for their destruction or their good, or a combination of the two. Yes, I'm guilty of doing this sometimes. I at least keep a good mental stockpile of information on just about everyone I meet.

[@forgedneon8023]

As an ISFJ I agree, we treasure human connections very much, we value anyone whom we had a good connection with even if said connection lasted 10 seconds. If you even try to be insensitive or be a jerk to any of those people then you can bet that we're already silently plotting for your downfall

[@ridirih9807]

Yes, and we’re usually so seen as “nice” and “sweet,” we can get away with a lot anonymously, and never be suspected….heh heh. Takes a lot to get me riled, but please don’t mess with my pack. 😊

[@DarkCelestialConsciousness]

Loved that karate chop XP 💖🌟

[@grrrrrrr544]

This topic is really interesting

[@lae8834]

WOAH EARLY FOR ONCE!! HAVEN'T FINISHED THE VID YET BUT IM SURE ITLL BE AMAZING

[@stridsberglsg]

Well ... this is the first time one of your fun fact clip left me shattered 😆 Thoughts like - Really? Really... ? Oh... Really? Ah a'right...oh.. really? And so on for about 10 more times - I AM ... AM I? So darn confused - Should I lock myself up or join a war that's considered unbeatable 😂

[@suehsu5526]

As an ISFJ, I’m pretty nice and chilled but if you start making moves at my person, good lord the psycho gf comes out, and I’m not even ashamed of it.

[@MM-TheEnd]

Double thumbs up!! I've been watching FJ and other MBTI stuff for some time now and this is the first time I actually felt interested in the types other than myself!

[@fatheroflights887]

This INFJ sees nothing at all wrong with manipulating people into having a better day.

[@matiiiiiiiiiicr]

As an intj who’s best friend is an infj I totally agree, I know what they will do ad she knows what they are feeling

[@ekaterinakuznetsova]

15:47 I was not expecting a derren brown reference here I remember going through that phase 😂

[@strawberryjam3688]

There's this infj guy I really like and he somehow managed to manipulate me emotionally to make me confess my feelings. I don't usually get fooled easily but I trusted he wouldn't actually do that to me

[@wallahiitsgabriel]

Hey I'm back. These make me discover things about myself that I didn't know

[@AjayKumar-vx8ff]

I am not the first but I am dangerously early !! And I love your work !

[@monzaik3378]

infj: "if they're happy and you get what you want, what's the harm?" funny how i actually had that thought a few times

[@SoniaJbrt]

INFP here. My "dangerous" side came out when covid came out. Oh my goodness! I had Biology Major in almost College level and I KNEW FOR A FACT THAT ALL THE RULES BROKE DOWN YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM! Danger! Danger! I have never had so many arguments in my life! 😅🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Kcali111]

All the Extras "Frank geeking out" lol Made this video awesome..... I need lunch, I need a sandwich please.... Fine work Frank. k

[@ApexofWar_]

INFJ - that's why I love texting. I have time to carefully consider my words to elicit the response I want lol...

[@benlechner6352]

Frank: I make videos with the 16 personalities in a random order Also frank: INFJ is always last, INTJ is always second to last

[@crapendejs839]

hey, are you going to do a video about 4 animals (blast, consume, sleep, play)?

[@dizzy388]

i'm an enfp trainee teacher and yesterday i found out that all the teachers at the school i've been placed at think i'm 'kooky'. Fun kooky, 'in a good way', but still very much kooky. I asked my friends from the uni what they thought and they agreed with the assessment, no hesitation. I'd barely got the question out of my mouth before they agreed. And it's like.. i fully agree that i'm a weird gal but i thought i'd been putting on a convincing show this whole time. None of them even know my real interests yet. And at the school, all I do is teach and go to meetings! How tf did they come to this conclusion about me?? I asked a friend and he said 'it's not what you say, it's your energy'. IDK how to fix that. But i've been told by several different people that i'm the happiest person they've ever seen so that can't be that bad, right??

[@bethtaylor9773]

My grandson is an ENFP and so much fun. I never want him to change. I have seen over the years that people tend to level out a little in what they're lacking but not change at the core. He's working on developing some J skills which he'll need, but I hope he won't change too much. Stay cool and attractive!

[@ros.an.]

yes!!! i'm an enfp and i've never understood how people that barely seem to know me still reach the conclusion that i'm random/strange (in an amusing way) or just insert any other enfp adjective, another example i guess would be how people that i feel like i've been quieter around still think i'm high energy, i'm always like 'damn i know i'm high energy but i don't think i've really been like that around you so how on earth did you know???' ik i'm chaotic but it still surprises me when that perception reaches people so unrelated to me ahaha, but exactly like you said it must be a good thing right? 🤣

[@bethtaylor9773]

@@ros.an. Absolutely. BTW, I'm an ENFJ - taught for 34 years before retiring. I learned how to have more fun...and it was! See, your natural skills are a real boon.

[@hadjerassar82]

I'm an enfp and i feel every word you say!! How did they know 😂

[@dizzy388]

@@ros.an. i feel like you could be describing _me_ right now, holy moly. Thank god i'm not the only one! Especially the part about people who we think we're quieter around still thinking we're super zany and high energy like - you're _right_ but how did you know?? I guess we just put out this aura at all times even without noticing it - but most people don't seem to mind so i guess we should just embrace it!

[@captainblood8095]

ENTJ here.. I liked that explanation 👍

[@rage2645]

I'm an INFJ and all I want is peace. If I can't have that, I will do _anything_ to obtain it. And currently, I have the Class President and about 75% of my class listen and complain to me, even the officers, if they have a problem. Nothing will prevent me from keeping morale and interactions, with each other and with teachers, pleasant and polite. Also, if I'm in a pickle I can't solve my ISFJ mother is so wise that she already knows how to approach it even if I didnt give out any specific details. My lovely mother who does not condone violence always said that if I get bullied and the teacher didn't notice me, I know what to do. And after her finding out I stabbed a kid bullying me with a pencil when I was young, she was proud.

[@Howbeautifulislife055]

I wanted to do my homework but I saw the notification and I was like "Nevermind😎"

[@Mag3.1415]

Do your homework bro

[@grrrrrrr544]

Woah bad decisions

[@Lilith_infj369]

Hehehe our school hasn't started yet. 😂😂😂

[@raddaks2039]

Just do your homework in the last 20 minutes before it's due, if you're xNTP. No shame here.

[@Howbeautifulislife055]

@@raddaks2039 im an enfp lmaooo

[@sketchyskies8531]

Oh this'll be good

[@rachel4912]

I miss your personal stories! I need to know more about Frank James!

[@alloraptorgen2]

Though in theory INTJ could be like this, in action I think they may overthink and get things wrong xD At least that’s what I would probably do if I really am a INTJ. May need to retake the test. But I think it’s right.

[@ritikaroy3376]

Informative & accurate ❤️

[@PippaPasses]

the music and sound editing for this video were phenomenal as always

[@matthewshallenberger6973]

INTP here: The most damage an INTP is most likely to do to you is in using logic to doubt and question every irrational belief you hold dear. This may be a different variety of dangerous but it could factor in: Unhealthy INTP’s can fall very easily into nihilistic mindsets, where nothing matters and everything is just the sum of its parts. This mindset could lead to destructive behaviors. I.E. the antagonist from “Everything Everywhere All At Once”. (Willing to blow reality itself up to see what’s it’s made of or to prove (insert INTP concept) or just because they HAVE to know) The comment about INTP’s views towards authority (potentially being dangerous) seem on point, though I’d be fascinated to meet the INTP who actually does something harmful towards that authority. I personally find that my rebellion is passive AF. If logical pushback doesn’t work, I’ll say “ok” very nicely but then not obey and sometimes even feel compelled to do the opposite just to establish my autonomy, even if it’s just to myself. So yea, INTP’s are certainly low on the “danger to others” list, probably most potential comes from a danger to self? I know when I’m really stressed I tend to REALLY not care about taking care of myself, isolating, etc.

[@zoviqi2388]

True as an INTP I'm mostly passive and personal. Tho i do have the urge to do things out of "why not" curiosity, but my biggest motivation to do them would be huge rage. XD like so massive it broke my apathy. Where all i can be curious about is seeing someone destroying themselves, then I'll act like an INTJ :v

[@ebx_jen]

Frank, my man, I think this is my favorite of all your videos. And I've seen 99.99% of them (approximately). I got you. Digging the FJ on some ho poop vibes.

[@darkrayaccel]

Nam bro the danger with INTP is when they see the social ladder as a puzzle and you and ppl as experimental subjects, just think about having an intj and infj hybrid...Its over. Pushing Ti to the limits.