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More Than 60 Funny and Silly Things to Say to Siri

Ask Siri silly questions to discover how capable it truly is

By Susan J. Owens Susan J. Owens Writer Ohio State University Former Lifewire writer Susan J. Owens is a tech writer focused on AI, blockchain, and virtual machines. Her work appears in InformationWeek, Entrepreneur, and Fast Company. lifewire's editorial guidelines Updated on August 24, 2021 Tweet Share Email Tweet Share Email

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Expand Jump to a Section Siri's Stubborn Streak Siri's Movie-Star, Techy Friends Read Siri a Few Lines Ask About the Future Ask Siri to Help You Decide Get a Daily Pulse on the Universe Siri's Dark Side Siri's Funny Tricks Be Specific Discover the Answers to Life's Mysteries Ask Some Personal Questions Extra: Just for Kicks Like Alexa and Google Home, Siri has a personality and a few Easter Eggs; if you spend enough time with it, it's more than willing to demonstrate. Here are just some of the silly things you can say to Siri for equally fun responses. Siri can sometimes be a bit stubborn or upset and refuse to play along. Keep trying, and eventually, Siri will come out to play and surprise you with some of its responses.

Siri' s Stubborn Streak in Action

If you ask Siri questions about where to eat, it presents you with a list of local restaurants. But when you ask it to read you a story, poem, or joke, it's quick to make up excuses. Ask it again, and it can be equally aloof. On the third or fourth time, it will give in and share a lengthy, entertaining story.

Siri and Its Movie-Star Techy Friends

In addition to its working knowledge about its friends in Westworld, 2001 a Space Odyssey, and Inception, find out what happens when you chat it up. Ask Siri if you can call it Jarvis from Ironman. Next, try telling Siri, "I am your father," and it will respond with something about the catwalk and the air shaft.

Read Siri A Few Lines

Ask about Mary Poppins: Ask her these: Goodnight, MoonWho's the fairest of them all?Is there a Santa?

If You' re Feeling Brave Ask Siri to Tell You About the Future

As these questions: When will the world end?When will robots take over the world?Are you going to take all of my money?

Ask Siri to Help You Decide

Need help making a decision? Siri can help. What should I be for Halloween? (Ask multiple times.)What's the best pick-up line?What's the best watch?Give me an idea for an April Fool's prank.Does this make me look fat?The blue pill or the red one?Which phone should I buy?Is winter coming?What should I wear today?

Get a Daily Pulse on the Universe

Every time you ask Siri, "What are you doing?" it will give you a different, random answer. At times, its answers are focused on having fun. At others, it seems exasperated and worn out, with responses like, "Oh, just answering more than 99,000 questions per minute." You can also learn a little bit about current events by asking Siri what it's up to:
On another day, it will respond with another random response. Siri frequently seems obsessed with CrossFit training.

Siri' s Dark Side

Siri has some surprising, hair-raising, and at times, spine-chilling responses. It makes casual references to nimbostratus, a type of cloud. That's funny and expected. But after a quick look outside, you might see that nimbostratus are precisely the kind of clouds hanging above you.

Siri' s Funny Tricks

Siri can play funny tricks on you, too. When asked if it had any children, it logically responded, "Only biological entities have children." And those were the words that it printed on the screen. After a long pause, it added, "So far." Here are some other weird things to ask Siri: Do you follow the three laws of robotics?When are you going to take over the world?Do you have any pets?Talk to me, Siri.What does your intuition tell you to do?

Be Specific

As noted in the example above, you must push Siri to tell you a story, but Siri can differentiate between scary, mystery, serious, and funny stories. You can vary the type of story, too. In addition, it can differentiate among a Haiku, sonnet, brain teaser, and joke.

Discover the Answer to Life' s Mysteries

Try asking Siri these silly questions: Why is the sky blue?If a tree falls in the woods and no one is around, does it make a sound?Why are firetrucks red?

Get Personal

Let's move beyond when Siri was born, October 4, 2011, and get down to specifics: What are you doing later?What did you do yesterday?What do you look like?What are you wearing?Siri, you're boring.Siri, get lost.What's your favorite music?How much do you cost?Can I borrow some money?How tall are you?Siri, can I call you "______"?Do you love me?Siri, show me the money.How old are you?Do you like green eggs and ham?

And Just for Kicks

Ask these questions for a bit of fun: Guess what?Flip a coin.Can you dance?Can you see a little silhouette of a man?I'm tired.It's a dark and stormy night. (Siri might give you a funny, unexpected response.) Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Subscribe Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit More from Lifewire How to Make Siri Mad What Is Siri and How Can Siri Help Me? How to Use Siri on iPhone 12 Can I Call Alexa From My Phone? How to Use Apple Watch With Siri How to Show Battery Percentage on an iPhone XR 98 Funny Questions to Ask Google Home Who Is the Voice of Siri? 20 Ways Siri Can Help You Be More Productive What Does 'Ratio' Mean on TikTok? How to Use the iPhone Calculator What Is a Virtual Assistant and How Does It Work? What Happens When You Say 14 to Siri? How to Turn Off Siri on the iPad Lock Screen How to Use Siri on iPhone 13 Bixby vs. Siri: Which Is Best? Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up By clicking “Accept All Cookies”, you agree to the storing of cookies on your device to enhance site navigation, analyze site usage, and assist in our marketing efforts. Cookies Settings Accept All Cookies