SBTI Personality Test

SBTI stands for Silly Big Personality Test, meaning a hilariously irreverent personality quiz born out of pure internet chaos. It's completely free to take.

It was created by a Bilibili content creator (@蛆肉儿串儿), originally as a lighthearted attempt to convince a friend to quit drinking. After going live, the test unexpectedly took off and spread like wildfire across Chinese social media platforms including Bilibili, Weibo, and Xiaohongshu.

SBTI went viral because it speaks the language of young Chinese internet culture — brutally honest, hilariously relatable, and full of self-aware roasting. Every result feels like a mirror that makes you laugh and say "okay, that's scarily accurate."

Unlike traditional MBTI, SBTI doesn't take itself seriously. Instead of letter combinations like INTJ or ENFP, you get personality types like "CTRL" (The Manipulator), "DRUNK" (The Boozer), and "MALO" (The Monkey Brain). The questions aren't dry scales either — they're soul-searching scenarios packed with internet humor and real-life situations.

The test consists of 31 questions spanning 5 models and 15 dimensions — covering self-awareness, emotional patterns, life attitudes, action drives, and social style. It maps you to one of 27 unique personality types, each with its own dedicated cartoon character.