I appreciate much that in this new video you added the letters of personalities again. Not in all of them they are shown, (so then it sucks) AND and they truly help to see the different personalities in the way they are x) By the way... You are doing a very good job Frank ;)
I just don't understand why in the end he said should've taken the stairs, does it mean he isn't really thinking about that exchange like the other guy do?
@@lucyk2634 i think it's because he cancel the transformation from epic elevator stuck. He just said all that meaningful things about transformation from the elevator but just to go back to the elevator again few seconds later is embarrassing
@@lucyk2634he meant everything he said in that exchange. His focus was to help the person not feel bad and instead, to see things differently but after going deep, his mind still has to return to the physical world, so the mind quickly switched back and he is reminded that although he can see things differently, the fact of the matter is he was stuck, it felt a bit embarrassing, and he could have taken the stairs to avoid the problem.
Oh. That's how the INFJ one makes sense. I was just thinking that he probably wouldn't say any of that stuff out loud because he didn't want a stranger to think he was a weirdo.
@@Effin_the_Chatwhich one would see all the symbolism and the fun in turning an event into something more interesting, share it with a stranger to see what would happen and not even think about being thought weird?
Except as an INFJ, I’d definitely have that whole pep talk inside my own head and get so distracted by it that I would exit on the wrong floor and cause myself all kinds of internal confusion.
It's funny how INFJ is based in a far-fetched way here because being stuck in an elevator not being sure how much time you're going to stay here or if you're going to be saved (even if things will likely turn well thanks to professionnals) could really make you reconsider your life choices and the quite space forces you to stay alone with your mind and think about deeper stuff in a meditative state. If you look at something deeper, whatever this is in your life, you might come to a conclusion that can transform your mindset on a profound level. And thus you indeed won't exactly be the same person as when you entered into this elevator. Now imagine that INFJs constantly do this.
Poor guy, stuck in an elevator 15 times, getting a root canal, and having to see his divorce attorney . As an infj my heart is breaking for him. I am glad infj gave him a transcendent mystical experience for him in the end. 😅
INFJ creating such a deeply meaningful and mystical scenario for a mundane situation like getting stuck in an elevator. And then end up ruining the ending by getting confused and stepping out at the wrong floor really sums up what we are all about 😅. Marvelous work, FJ, thanks for the laughs 😂
I laughed so hard. I had a job in the mailroom and had to take the elevator often and it wasn’t unusual to get off at the floor. The speech was perfect. I use my imagination often then bring it back to reality. It’s just so fun to think or romance about life . I don’t even know where my thoughts go half the time. It just feels like a black out after. If I think hard enough it’s like oh yeah my ideal life and it all started with what I was going to cook for dinner. I have a tough time sitting in negativity but can float for hours day dreaming about something if I had a chance to something how would I go about it. Anyhow I don’t feel so alone now after watching this. I had crush on a guy and totally daydream about positive stuff while he was daydreaming about crushing me. So it doesn’t always come in handy. Anyhow 🤣 LMAF when I saw this.
I can confirm... my INTJ husband will very emphatically say, "Are you kidding me???? Stupid thing!!!" when some device malfunctions. Mind you, he doesn't raise his voice while saying it... there's just an emphasis there. 😂
Yeah it's strange because I worked in aged care and one of the things I got complicated on was not stressing or being impatient. But with technology "how the hell can't you do what you're meant for", "you're meant to make life easier not harder". I don't know why I just get annoyed and frustrated with machines and technology when it breaks or malfunctions. Humans, animals I understand. 🤷🏼♀️
Aaah, I have to admit "it/they had ONE job" is very much part of my lexicon. Taking the stairs however, is definitely never an option. We've invented a technological solution, and I'm not going to revert to primitive methods.
@@RealShebang You're like me after I discovered sedation dentistry. The other way of doing it is effing barbaric, I'll never go back. Elevators though, they're unavoidable for a g*mp like me.
I got a bit of trauma, and a LOT of resentment, after the last time I got stuck in my apartment building's elevator (the janitor would have easily left me and my dog rotting there all night while the alarm blasted on our ears, if it wasn't for some neighbors that came to try to help), so I'm fully on team INTJ in this situation, and indeed vowed to never take the elevator again... Except I can't make good on that vow since a) my dog is getting in on years and can't do all those stairs, b) I'm often tired, in a hurry, or carrying heavy stuff, and c) I forgot about it, I'm an INFP, forming new habits is *hard*.
The fact that the passenger opened up to “only” the INFJ, even going as far as to showing him his rash, is spot on! IINFJ as always, trying to make others at ease, forgets his purpose for being in the elevator in first place, focuses his attention on the meaning behind the situation and finally follows the passenger out the doors (robotically) before realizing he got off on the wrong floor. Hiding his embarrassment after being confused, he heads back in and reality hits-“Why did I get back in here risking getting stuck again?” Reality hits again -“I should have taken the stairs!”🫤 This situation will haunt me for the next few years-is it just me?
That INTJ reaction was so spot on it’s scary. Getting to those exaggerated conclusions after just a small inconvenience is, sadly, a normal occurrence. Then I just forget about it in two weeks until it happens again, and the cycle continues.
@@sarahelo009 same whenever tgere is some scandal or chaotic situations in college (which very rarelyyy occurs in my boring college),my family or neighbourhood I get really excited and happy
I learned to keep those thoughts to myself, & use humor to break the awkward tension in elevators since I'm hyper-aware of how everyone around me is feeling. I prefer stairs to avoid that kind of situation altogether, & see it as getting exercise. It's really just to avoid getting stuck in an elevator tho.
As an INFJ this is accurate. Especially when he said “the doors are about to close on the rest of your life” 🤣 I would view that experience as a life lesson in the moment & give a whole sermon / motivational speech about it…AND get off on the wrong floor because I got distracted 🤦🏾♀️🤣
I like this, Frank! I loved the INTP not feeling that the elevator stopped, and INFJ was all mystical in that limbo- neither here nor there. LOL I know what type that passenger is, but I'll keep in on the DL. haha. Great commercial, too! Chunk is cool! 😎😂
This may be the most accurate portrayal of the INFJ that Frank James has done. If someone reacted to my existential thoughts the way that dude in the elevator did, I would probably cry tears of joy
I usually get silence because people don't know what I'm on about or sometimes they think I'm psychic because I tapped into something they couldn't put a finger on or they never verbally expressed
Frank is the only person who would manage to find and use so many perfectly angled images of elevators. Also the INFJ bit was legendary, and genuinely had me emotional (as an INFJ).
@@AndrutV13 lol it's a tool/vocabulary to describe what I observe about people and myself that's like saying Harry Potter houses are fake: it's made-up. But that doesn't mean it isn't useful. "Fake" or "real" isn't the point.
@@AndrutV13 if by "judging" you mean "strengthening interpersonal relationships thanks to being able to articulate their qualities and strengths I admire, repairing friendships and helping resolve conflict " then YES
@@FrankJames your hard work does not go unnoticed! Thank you for always having such freakishly accurate representations of all personality types and bringing personal awareness through such joy and laughter. Oh and as an INFJ I totally see how annoying my endless sermons and perceptions of constant growth, lessons and transcendence can be😂 thanks to your videos
Blue shirt guy is secretly afraid of doctors. He broke the elevator on purpose as an excuse to miss his appointment. *But maintenance keeps fixing the elevator, so he has to break it again. And again.*
@@FrankJames the fact ENTJ got his fellow stuck partner on board for a lawsuit for the inconvenience of having an emotional response without directly mentioning filing a lawsuit was genius.
@@louisejoel I wouldn’t say we want to be remembered. But when someone tells you a story THAT YOU WERE A PART OF and it happens REPEATEDLY then you start questioning your own existence.
@@louisejoelBecause they will remember. They’re so invested in others and are so attuned and attentive to others but feel they never get anywhere near the same care or attention in return. Because they don’t. No one cares more than they do. ❤ I know because my 16 yo daughter is an INFP.
bro the intp one is so accurate lmao, yesterday in college my class moved to another room and i stayed there during lunch break listening to music and playing games, im pretty sure someone talked to me but i didn't react at all, i just noticed they talking to somebody else and then they were gone, suddenly a couple of strange people got in the room and i only noticed that when a girl poked my shoulder and asked if our class moved to another room again, thats when i realized those people around me were from another class and if she hadn't told me that, i'd probably have stayed in that classroom for the rest of the day
As an intp I remember something like this happened to me too. I went to university to visit a lesson in person for the first time. The first lesson in this course was an introduction my prof held digitally via zoom. I struggled finding the classroom and then entered a room. I was like huh.. this doesn’t look my professor but proceeded to take a seat anyway. So they began talking about homework I had no clue of and was like interesting… fuck. I asked the girl next to me if this is the course x and she said no this is a different one. I left. Then I emailed my professor asking where our classroom is. He replied saying there was no class today. When I saw the intp one I was thinking thats so accurate😭
Ok but this is hilarious. Why are we all the same?? In university i walked into a class and thought "oh that's a new professor" looked around and thought "oh that's a lot of new people" listened to the lecture and thought "oh i didn't go over this material that's new...interesting.." and then i noticed everyone staring at me. The professor asked "are you in this class?" I told him what class i was in and he said "oh they are in a different room today". I was in my fourth year of university just to be clear
@@sohininandi5742 No because I have trust issues today. Even today, I went to visit a lesson in the room we were in since the first lesson. But I looked through the door, saw the lecturer I have seen since the very first lesson, yet I still questioned if this was the right course. Entered the room.. looked at all the students wondering why I suddenly don’t remember any of their faces.. I must be wrong right? Then somehow recognized one of the faces and was relieved. I act so damn stupid.
Haha! Stuff like this happens to me so often! There was the time I got locked in the library, and another time during the first day of class that I went late to the wrong class and spent 30 minutes in the lesson wondering why intro calc was so hard; the walk out of that class and into the correct one was super awkward! And then there was the time that I was waiting on line for stamps for hours only to find out that I was in the passport line instead. Maybe I should stop reading books when not at home.
As an anxious claustrophobic INFP, I can tell this would never have happened because I am scared of elevators and them being stuck so I avoid them as much as possible 😂
INFJ expressing those words so fluently made me more self-conscious about how terrible I am at sharing my words of “Wisdom” and end up stuttering or saying the wrong thing, then just giving up😂 oh well, I’m still young after all.
@@TheFirstManticore I, like many other INTPs, am focused on what's true and accurate, even if there are elements of fantasy. If something doesn't seem right, then I'll call it out. Otherwise, I'll just chalk it up to it being what happens in the story, and therefore, canon. With all that said, historical and realistic fiction are my 2 most favorite types of fiction because 1) I love learning about the past, and 2) understanding how things actually work helps me to better understand how to act and therefore become a better person. Depending on what you mean by science, you could either take this in an adventurous kind of way or in a path a little more on the mental side of things or even in an experimental way. As for symbolic logic... I'm not sure if this is what you're referring to, but I am very interested in the symbolism that people attach to certain things, such as blue symbolizing both sadness and tranquility, cats symbolizing persistence and femininity, and red spider lilies symbolizing death and abandonment, just to name a few. And I absolutely love to see how the symbolism presented ties in with the story. It gives it a fresh perspective, one that people may not have considered before and may be inspired by, you know?
My husband is an ISTJ and I'm an INFJ. Our conversations often play out like the last scene 😂. Although his reaction tends towards 'interesting...' 🤔 I showed this video to him and he cracked up!
I'm an INTP, but ENTP's part is EXACTLY like me around my partner or close friends, feeling comfortable enough to share whatever my brain came up with. I wish I were extroverted so that I could annoy strangers instead of loved ones.
Same. He was spitting facts, but Im rarely that reflective. I'd immediately imagine scenarios about how id survive the elevator dropping, going lord of the flies in an elevator, or having to start the zombie apocalypse in an elevator.
Funnily enough, I (an INTJ) don't take the elevator. And for years, I refused to use the lock in public bathrooms after getting stuck in one (unless I made sure that the lock wouldn't get stuck). Love the add at the end by the way :D
Nah, as an Istp, the Istp one was very relatable. For me, it usually goes this way: 1. I try to fix the said thing 2. I get told to stop and wait 3. I ignore their warning because I think it's stupid(and at this point, I'm probably the one just being stupid lol) 4. Either I actually manage to fix the said object, or I ruin it. Hopefully the first option though. The Intj one would probably happen in real life too-
I loved the reactions of blue checkered shirt guy. As an INFJ, I wondered whether getting stuck in an elevator would transform my life- the verdict is still out on that one- so I imagined it happening, and saw myself comforting someone else's anxiety while at the same time wondering how long my bladder would hold out! Getting off on the wrong floor? Yep!!
Same here. I was thinking: "I want to be stuck in the elevator with the ENTJ. They can deal with the whole 'hire a lawyer and initiate a litigation' thing, and I can reap the benefits."
As an INFP, Being stuck in an elevator? With PEOPLE? is my worst nightmare. I'd probably face the corner, stay still nd silent, never breathe, so ppl think I'm dead so they don't talk to me while we're stuck together.
Ayo we INFJs are so dramatic 😂 it's so true, we be connecting with people then regretting it later on. "should've taken the stairs big boy." is literally me. Lol. 😭
That INFJ (Elevator)Door-slam was GENIUS, as an INFJ I loved it and I am pretty sure most people missed it too because it takes an INFJ to understand another 🤣❤
You gotta appreciate how INFJ can turn any experience so meaningful and give you the opportunity to question deeper things about your life on a philosophical level 😂.
Frank, I have no idea how you come up with such genius scrips. These skits are so well-written and clever as well as entertaining. Thanks for doing what you do, keep up the great work!!
The intj reminds me so much of my intj dad. One time we went to a best buy with some giftcards, long forgotten, but were finally being used, to buy some fun games for our xbox. The gift cards didn't work because apparently they were too old or something like that. Money was wasted so he swore that he would never step foot into best buy again. He would still buy stuff from them, but would send me in there to grab them while he waited in the car.
I got stuck in my elevator at work. I was alone. I would have preferred to just stay there for the rest of the day. especially if I had my phone and it was charged and I had good reception. INTJ
Love how Elevator Man (ISTJ) was the only one with no emotional reaction to being stuck. A true ISTJ would actually enjoy the experience of being isolated from other human beings. #ISTJGirl
ENFJ here, I got stuck in an elevator alone and when they guy rescued me, he said, "Thank you for being so calm and patient". I laughed and said, "Oh I'm just a silent panicker, I was having a nervous breakdown on the inside." The accuracy of Franks skits *chefs kiss*
I was scrolling thru the comments for the same reason 😂😂😂. I believe we only make up only 3% of the population so I guess that is why we are always looking for each other. Lol. The world would be soooooo much better if us ENTP’s were a majority 😊.
I was scrolling thru the comments for the same reason 😂😂😂. I believe we only make up only 3% of the population so I guess that is why we are always looking for each other. Lol. The world would be soooooo much better if us ENTP’s were a majority 😊.
As an INFP, I do find it strange that we are not people who are really that social..but I would prefer to be in an elevator with one more person than alone.
I love how the INFJ with the other guy is all philosophical and trying to get a really in depth thought process going and the second he's back alone his mind goes to "SHOULDA TAKEN THE STAIRS BIG BOYE" just the default random things the mind is saying It rings true to me!
- I've got a weird rush on my thigh - Yeah, you showed me Bruh, it's such a good example. I'm an infj and when I talk to people they tend to open up very quickly. Sometimes they spit out the deepest secrets as if I'm their therapist.
Those reaction shots really crack me up 😂 as always, great video! The ENTP, INTP and ENFJ were too real 😄 The ENFP and INFJ were amazing. Damn, them feels at the end! And the ad really took ME back to reality 😂 I got confused in a good way hahaha ❤ great job, FJ!
aww this is now my headcannon. someone else said they'd like to see more istj infj interactions (agreed) cuz this was really cute, and with this one and the library one, it fits.
Ironically, I am an INTJ and the elevator in my apartment building broke yesterday. Fortunately I predicted it and took the stairs instead and with that I avoided being stuck in an elevator. Bravo me : )
As an INTP, I completely would’ve drifted off to day dreaming and not realized the elevator wasn’t moving until a solid five minutes after. Or when the mechanic came. Which would’ve probably been an hour or so but… that’s okay.
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I appreciate much that in this new video you added the letters of personalities again. Not in all of them they are shown, (so then it sucks) AND and they truly help to see the different personalities in the way they are x) By the way... You are doing a very good job Frank ;)
Love this new take on the sponsorship skit format. The nonchalant absurdity got me rewatching just the ad section.
Hard to say which was more entertaining, the video or the commercial. Well done ❤
My personal experience has been respectfully declining 3x-5x before resorting to anger lol
"Where are you going?"
"Back into the elevator."
"Why?"
"This isn't my floor. I got confused."
😂
Bro broke his own character.
I just don't understand why in the end he said should've taken the stairs, does it mean he isn't really thinking about that exchange like the other guy do?
@@lucyk2634 i think it's because he cancel the transformation from epic elevator stuck. He just said all that meaningful things about transformation from the elevator but just to go back to the elevator again few seconds later is embarrassing
@@lucyk2634he meant everything he said in that exchange. His focus was to help the person not feel bad and instead, to see things differently but after going deep, his mind still has to return to the physical world, so the mind quickly switched back and he is reminded that although he can see things differently, the fact of the matter is he was stuck, it felt a bit embarrassing, and he could have taken the stairs to avoid the problem.
@@lucyk2634ele ajudou o outro cara. Cumpriu a missão dele no elevador. Então partiu para a próxima, como um bom INFJ 😂
fr would be me 💀 (i am infj)
As an INTJ I can confirm that anger is the go to emotion when things go wrong.
I confirm as well, though I would've been mumbling it under my breath at first.
yes
That's 100% true.
INFJ says you weren't/aren't hugged enough. 🤗
Now, go start a bar fight.
Yup.
Damn, blue shirt and glasses guy is really unlucky getting stuck in the elevator several times in a single day
he's probably in the running for a world record
AND he has a rash AND he's getting a rootcanal.
AND a divorce 🤣
15 times.
Just not his day at all 😪🤗
Some observant viewers may say,
"Frank, you forgot the ISTJ!"
But was he forgotten, or is he on screen?
Perhaps he's the other dude in every scene 🤔
Ooh..
plot twist!!
Damn!😮
Could be.
I KNEW IT!!!
Not the INFJ giving a whole pep talk then retreating back into the elevator in embarrassment because it was the wrong floor 💀😂
Oh. That's how the INFJ one makes sense. I was just thinking that he probably wouldn't say any of that stuff out loud because he didn't want a stranger to think he was a weirdo.
Yup. Internal cinematic narration must stay internal or else our image is forever tainted 😔
@@Effin_the_Chatwhich one would see all the symbolism and the fun in turning an event into something more interesting, share it with a stranger to see what would happen and not even think about being thought weird?
Except as an INFJ, I’d definitely have that whole pep talk inside my own head and get so distracted by it that I would exit on the wrong floor and cause myself all kinds of internal confusion.
@@happyphantoms6869oh this 100% 😭
I really felt the INFJs heart and soul...
Unironically deep
Totally ❤😂 I feel the same way
True, I would not have wanted to leave that elevator
That's absolutely me. I feel called out. And amused.
It's funny how INFJ is based in a far-fetched way here because being stuck in an elevator not being sure how much time you're going to stay here or if you're going to be saved (even if things will likely turn well thanks to professionnals) could really make you reconsider your life choices and the quite space forces you to stay alone with your mind and think about deeper stuff in a meditative state. If you look at something deeper, whatever this is in your life, you might come to a conclusion that can transform your mindset on a profound level. And thus you indeed won't exactly be the same person as when you entered into this elevator.
Now imagine that INFJs constantly do this.
ISTJ just getting stuck on an elevator 15 times and just sticking with the elevator anyway. 😂
lol he can't change his ways
Probably the sunk cost fallacy
Poor guy, stuck in an elevator 15 times, getting a root canal, and having to see his divorce attorney . As an infj my heart is breaking for him. I am glad infj gave him a transcendent mystical experience for him in the end. 😅
HA as an ISTJ this is sadly yet hilariously accurate
As an INFP that got stuck in an elevator yesterday I can confirm this is accurate even though I was alone and the conversation was in my head
Really ?😂
So, you won't remember yourself?
No one gonna know that I am disappearing!! lol so trueeee
omg same 😭😭
If I were to as INFP I would just be awkward, but I would probably try small talk even as introverted
INFJ creating such a deeply meaningful and mystical scenario for a mundane situation like getting stuck in an elevator. And then end up ruining the ending by getting confused and stepping out at the wrong floor really sums up what we are all about 😅. Marvelous work, FJ, thanks for the laughs 😂
that part was so perfect😂😂😂
It was, Indeed on point. 😂😂❤ such amazing work, by FJ❤
The most accurate was the other person actually showing/sharing what their rash looked like.
Edited for typo. Drove me crazy.
I laughed so hard.
I had a job in the mailroom and had to take the elevator often and it wasn’t unusual to get off at the floor.
The speech was perfect.
I use my imagination often then bring it back to reality. It’s just so fun to think or romance about life .
I don’t even know where my thoughts go half the time. It just feels like a black out after. If I think hard enough it’s like oh yeah my ideal life and it all started with what I was going to cook for dinner.
I have a tough time sitting in negativity but can float for hours day dreaming about something if I had a chance to something how would I go about it.
Anyhow I don’t feel so alone now after watching this.
I had crush on a guy and totally daydream about positive stuff while he was daydreaming about crushing me.
So it doesn’t always come in handy.
Anyhow 🤣 LMAF when I saw this.
@@lisarodriguez6966 Right, that too. I don't know what is it that we INFJ's have, but we kind of attract people that like to overshare 😂
3:07 I love how INTJ's are usually cool as a cucumber but completely lose it when technology malfunctions 😂
inanimate objects are their worst enemy 😉
@@-_kobe no, it's animate ones -- other people
I can confirm... my INTJ husband will very emphatically say, "Are you kidding me???? Stupid thing!!!" when some device malfunctions. Mind you, he doesn't raise his voice while saying it... there's just an emphasis there. 😂
yeah and we are supscious afterward
Yeah it's strange because I worked in aged care and one of the things I got complicated on was not stressing or being impatient.
But with technology "how the hell can't you do what you're meant for", "you're meant to make life easier not harder".
I don't know why I just get annoyed and frustrated with machines and technology when it breaks or malfunctions.
Humans, animals I understand. 🤷🏼♀️
"What? You don't think I can fix i?" - my ISTP husband literally every day 💀
right man that reminds me of my fiancee lol down to the dang shirt he was wearing
@@katherynpopov6572 Yep.
My ISTP dad everyday...
You just gotta BELIEVE
But really, you don't trust him? It's so strange to me, when you KNOW he will do it perfectly!
As an INTJ, you absolutely nailed it on "They had one job" 😂😂😂
I say this on every inconvenience coming out of nowhere
The INTJ complaining and venting about the competency of why the elevator is there is SPOT ON 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Right?😂😂😂😂
i have an intj that would react exactly like this 😭😭
Aaah, I have to admit "it/they had ONE job" is very much part of my lexicon. Taking the stairs however, is definitely never an option. We've invented a technological solution, and I'm not going to revert to primitive methods.
@@RealShebang You're like me after I discovered sedation dentistry. The other way of doing it is effing barbaric, I'll never go back. Elevators though, they're unavoidable for a g*mp like me.
I got a bit of trauma, and a LOT of resentment, after the last time I got stuck in my apartment building's elevator (the janitor would have easily left me and my dog rotting there all night while the alarm blasted on our ears, if it wasn't for some neighbors that came to try to help), so I'm fully on team INTJ in this situation, and indeed vowed to never take the elevator again... Except I can't make good on that vow since a) my dog is getting in on years and can't do all those stairs, b) I'm often tired, in a hurry, or carrying heavy stuff, and c) I forgot about it, I'm an INFP, forming new habits is *hard*.
The fact that the passenger opened up to “only” the INFJ, even going as far as to showing him his rash, is spot on! IINFJ as always, trying to make others at ease, forgets his purpose for being in the elevator in first place, focuses his attention on the meaning behind the situation and finally follows the passenger out the doors (robotically) before realizing he got off on the wrong floor. Hiding his embarrassment after being confused, he heads back in and reality hits-“Why did I get back in here risking getting stuck again?” Reality hits again -“I should have taken the stairs!”🫤 This situation will haunt me for the next few years-is it just me?
Exactly! So many people missed the rash thing!
how does bro never run out of ideas ?! 😭
INTJ: Yep, anger at something not doing its one job, planning my life now around not having to do deal with "allowing" something to fail me again...
It's creepy because I actually would have said "this thing had one job" if this happened to me.
this includes people who fail you
Aww bless I can’t imagine what that’s like.
That INTJ reaction was so spot on it’s scary. Getting to those exaggerated conclusions after just a small inconvenience is, sadly, a normal occurrence.
Then I just forget about it in two weeks until it happens again, and the cycle continues.
All it took was to talk about the world's tallest building to restore emotional order to the INTJ.
love it when life turns into some dramatic/poetic/philosophical shit
- INFP
😂yes bro
yes 😂👌
But why is that 😂 like at work when it gets chaotic and I have to run around and frantically assist people, I get a weird high LOL
YEAHHHHHHH
@@sarahelo009 same whenever tgere is some scandal or chaotic situations in college (which very rarelyyy occurs in my boring college),my family or neighbourhood I get really excited and happy
The INFJ use of life's inconveniences as profound transformational experiences is definitely accurate. It's a hobby. 🐛🦋🤓
It's not a hobby, it's a curse
@@louisejoel definitely a hobby. I love it!
I learned to keep those thoughts to myself, & use humor to break the awkward tension in elevators since I'm hyper-aware of how everyone around me is feeling. I prefer stairs to avoid that kind of situation altogether, & see it as getting exercise. It's really just to avoid getting stuck in an elevator tho.
@@louisejoel*a cursed blessing.
As an INTP I can one hundred percent confirm that I'd be unlikely to notice that the elevator was broken.
lol same
Yeah, I once forgot to push the button and didn't notice for like 3 minutes that I wasn't going anywhere
As an INFJ this is accurate. Especially when he said “the doors are about to close on the rest of your life” 🤣
I would view that experience as a life lesson in the moment & give a whole sermon / motivational speech about it…AND get off on the wrong floor because I got distracted 🤦🏾♀️🤣
And then it would have been 100% me if he had tripped when stepping out of the elevator on the wrong floor 🤣
@@kaylenc05gosh the wrong floor and the trip would be a doubled-up “oops” 🤣🤣
I like this, Frank! I loved the INTP not feeling that the elevator stopped, and INFJ was all mystical in that limbo- neither here nor there. LOL I know what type that passenger is, but I'll keep in on the DL. haha. Great commercial, too! Chunk is cool! 😎😂
haha thanks! Chunk needs to make some more appearances!
@@FrankJames Yeah, I'm all for that!🙌😆
@@FrankJames love Chunk's hair so long, so brave but the monkey wons him anyway 😂
The infp catastophises that he's not memorable to anyone is so true.
So what type is the passenger? I’m curious
INFJ just being an accidental mystical guru on a broken elevator because they were lost, is the most accurate thing I've seen all day. 😅
This may be the most accurate portrayal of the INFJ that Frank James has done. If someone reacted to my existential thoughts the way that dude in the elevator did, I would probably cry tears of joy
I usually get silence because people don't know what I'm on about or sometimes they think I'm psychic because I tapped into something they couldn't put a finger on or they never verbally expressed
Frank is the only person who would manage to find and use so many perfectly angled images of elevators.
Also the INFJ bit was legendary, and genuinely had me emotional (as an INFJ).
thank you, i spent a solid hour or two just finding elevator images
Y'all I love you
and I feel your emotions
-ENFJ
@@AndrutV13 lol it's a tool/vocabulary to describe what I observe about people and myself that's like saying Harry Potter houses are fake: it's made-up. But that doesn't mean it isn't useful. "Fake" or "real" isn't the point.
@@AndrutV13 if by "judging" you mean "strengthening interpersonal relationships thanks to being able to articulate their qualities and strengths I admire, repairing friendships and helping resolve conflict " then YES
@@FrankJames your hard work does not go unnoticed! Thank you for always having such freakishly accurate representations of all personality types and bringing personal awareness through such joy and laughter.
Oh and as an INFJ I totally see how annoying my endless sermons and perceptions of constant growth, lessons and transcendence can be😂 thanks to your videos
Blue shirt guy is secretly afraid of doctors.
He broke the elevator on purpose as an excuse to miss his appointment. *But maintenance keeps fixing the elevator, so he has to break it again. And again.*
I mean I would do that, I'm an ISTJ.
Timestamps of personalities
ESTJ- 0:00
ISFP- 0:20
ESTP- 0:32
INFP- 0:46
ENTP- 1:07
ISTP- 1:26
INTP- 1:46
ESFJ- 2:10
ISFJ- 2:20
ESFP- 2:39
ENFJ- 2:50
INTJ- 3:07
ENTJ- 3:30
ENFP 3:54
INFJ- 4:06
You're welcome
good work 👊
Fun fact: ISTJ was actually not just labeled in here. He was just talking to other personalities while elevator was stuck.
The other character does sound like an istj
@@FrankJames thank you 👊🏼
@@FrankJames the fact ENTJ got his fellow stuck partner on board for a lawsuit for the inconvenience of having an emotional response without directly mentioning filing a lawsuit was genius.
the infp being not remembered is too relatable
It's sad but true
Why do INFPs want to be remembered? You need to see the advantage of no one else actually caring what you do or say? Embrace your freedom
@@louisejoel but it’s a sad world where nothing you say actually matters
@@louisejoel I wouldn’t say we want to be remembered. But when someone tells you a story THAT YOU WERE A PART OF and it happens REPEATEDLY then you start questioning your own existence.
@@louisejoelBecause they will remember. They’re so invested in others and are so attuned and attentive to others but feel they never get anywhere near the same care or attention in return. Because they don’t. No one cares more than they do. ❤
I know because my 16 yo daughter is an INFP.
bro the intp one is so accurate lmao, yesterday in college my class moved to another room and i stayed there during lunch break listening to music and playing games, im pretty sure someone talked to me but i didn't react at all, i just noticed they talking to somebody else and then they were gone, suddenly a couple of strange people got in the room and i only noticed that when a girl poked my shoulder and asked if our class moved to another room again, thats when i realized those people around me were from another class and if she hadn't told me that, i'd probably have stayed in that classroom for the rest of the day
As an intp I remember something like this happened to me too. I went to university to visit a lesson in person for the first time. The first lesson in this course was an introduction my prof held digitally via zoom. I struggled finding the classroom and then entered a room. I was like huh.. this doesn’t look my professor but proceeded to take a seat anyway. So they began talking about homework I had no clue of and was like interesting… fuck. I asked the girl next to me if this is the course x and she said no this is a different one. I left. Then I emailed my professor asking where our classroom is. He replied saying there was no class today.
When I saw the intp one I was thinking thats so accurate😭
@@PeyloBeauty LMAOO THE END
Ok but this is hilarious. Why are we all the same?? In university i walked into a class and thought "oh that's a new professor" looked around and thought "oh that's a lot of new people" listened to the lecture and thought "oh i didn't go over this material that's new...interesting.." and then i noticed everyone staring at me. The professor asked "are you in this class?" I told him what class i was in and he said "oh they are in a different room today". I was in my fourth year of university just to be clear
@@sohininandi5742 No because I have trust issues today. Even today, I went to visit a lesson in the room we were in since the first lesson. But I looked through the door, saw the lecturer I have seen since the very first lesson, yet I still questioned if this was the right course. Entered the room.. looked at all the students wondering why I suddenly don’t remember any of their faces.. I must be wrong right? Then somehow recognized one of the faces and was relieved. I act so damn stupid.
Haha! Stuff like this happens to me so often! There was the time I got locked in the library, and another time during the first day of class that I went late to the wrong class and spent 30 minutes in the lesson wondering why intro calc was so hard; the walk out of that class and into the correct one was super awkward! And then there was the time that I was waiting on line for stamps for hours only to find out that I was in the passport line instead. Maybe I should stop reading books when not at home.
“Should’ve taken the stairs, big boy.” Damn, INFJ. 😂 Just…damn, I could write an essay on just that one line.
As an anxious claustrophobic INFP, I can tell this would never have happened because I am scared of elevators and them being stuck so I avoid them as much as possible 😂
As a fellow anxious claustrophobic infp, can confirm I would’ve taken the stairs in most every situation
As a fellow INFP, stairs honestly scare me more than an elevator lol
As long as the elevator doesn’t have transparent walls & we aren’t too high up, I’d be fine.
I'm the opposite with agoraphobia. I love feeling sheltered and hidden away. Those see through glass elevators would freak me out because heights 😅
Big same, as both ;-;
Ok but as an infj I'd love to be stuck in an elevator with an enfp or entp like we'd end up talking nonstop we'd just end up staying in the elevator 😭
*"Or its just the universe saying: "you should've taken the stairs."*
The cosmos retorts: *"Well at least now I have your full attention."*
INFJ expressing those words so fluently made me more self-conscious about how terrible I am at sharing my words of “Wisdom” and end up stuttering or saying the wrong thing, then just giving up😂
oh well, I’m still young after all.
INTP here. We really do get distracted like that when we're all into a good story- as long as anxiety doesn't get in the way, that is.
You are an INTP that reads stories? What about history, science, and symbolic logic?
@@TheFirstManticore I, like many other INTPs, am focused on what's true and accurate, even if there are elements of fantasy. If something doesn't seem right, then I'll call it out. Otherwise, I'll just chalk it up to it being what happens in the story, and therefore, canon.
With all that said, historical and realistic fiction are my 2 most favorite types of fiction because 1) I love learning about the past, and 2) understanding how things actually work helps me to better understand how to act and therefore become a better person. Depending on what you mean by science, you could either take this in an adventurous kind of way or in a path a little more on the mental side of things or even in an experimental way.
As for symbolic logic... I'm not sure if this is what you're referring to, but I am very interested in the symbolism that people attach to certain things, such as blue symbolizing both sadness and tranquility, cats symbolizing persistence and femininity, and red spider lilies symbolizing death and abandonment, just to name a few. And I absolutely love to see how the symbolism presented ties in with the story. It gives it a fresh perspective, one that people may not have considered before and may be inspired by, you know?
As an ENFJ I always have a mental/emotional breakdown locked and loaded
LOL
INFJ here, but same 😂
ENFJ - bit was so accurate I had to pause the video for a quick mental/emotional breakdown, hidden of course by my Resting Friend Face
I'm sorta like an I/ENFJ, and same lol
Anddd still check out how is the other person doing😂
Plot twist: ISTJ was always on screen
As an INFJ that whole thing was dramatically true 😂. ESFP should’ve been with INFJ at that moment 😂
"Should have taken the stairs, big boy" is the _true_ INFJ shining through while no one's around to witness it 😂
0:00 ESTJ
0:19 ISFP
0:32 ESTP
0:46 INFP
1:07 ENTP
1:25 ISTP
1:46 INTP
2:10 ESFJ
2:20 ISFJ
2:38 ESFP
2:50 ENFJ
3:07 INTJ
3:30 ENTJ
3:54 ENFP
4:06 INFJ
YW! ❤
Where is istj??
It is called 16 personalities and yet there is only 15
The blue shirt in the whole video is istj @@avatar9023
@@avatar9023rumour is ISTJ is the elevator guy in the blue shirt 🫢
My husband is an ISTJ and I'm an INFJ. Our conversations often play out like the last scene 😂. Although his reaction tends towards 'interesting...' 🤔 I showed this video to him and he cracked up!
The ending felt so tragic. I need more of infj and this other guy. They're soulmates now, they cannot leave each other like that
same
I think that’s ISTJ
I'm an INTP, but ENTP's part is EXACTLY like me around my partner or close friends, feeling comfortable enough to share whatever my brain came up with. I wish I were extroverted so that I could annoy strangers instead of loved ones.
Same. He was spitting facts, but Im rarely that reflective. I'd immediately imagine scenarios about how id survive the elevator dropping, going lord of the flies in an elevator, or having to start the zombie apocalypse in an elevator.
As an INTJ-T I swear to the lord I go full panic-freak out mode because my life plans are delayed + legit I'm stuck in an elevator panic sets in.
Funnily enough, I (an INTJ) don't take the elevator. And for years, I refused to use the lock in public bathrooms after getting stuck in one (unless I made sure that the lock wouldn't get stuck).
Love the add at the end by the way :D
Nah, as an Istp, the Istp one was very relatable. For me, it usually goes this way:
1. I try to fix the said thing
2. I get told to stop and wait
3. I ignore their warning because I think it's stupid(and at this point, I'm probably the one just being stupid lol)
4. Either I actually manage to fix the said object, or I ruin it. Hopefully the first option though.
The Intj one would probably happen in real life too-
same. I opened up my computer and fixed it, but opened up my printer and ruined it 😂
@@samiraaparazita1420 The pain is felt, my friend😌✋🏽. I opened up my broken tablet and ended up spoiling it even more lol
Legit my brother all the time
I loved the reactions of blue checkered shirt guy. As an INFJ, I wondered whether getting stuck in an elevator would transform my life- the verdict is still out on that one- so I imagined it happening, and saw myself comforting someone else's anxiety while at the same time wondering how long my bladder would hold out! Getting off on the wrong floor? Yep!!
Yep we would definitely do that too! lol
LOL, as an INTJ I can appreciate the ENTJ's litigious nature. 😂
Same here. I was thinking: "I want to be stuck in the elevator with the ENTJ. They can deal with the whole 'hire a lawyer and initiate a litigation' thing, and I can reap the benefits."
Giddyap.
As an INFP, Being stuck in an elevator? With PEOPLE? is my worst nightmare.
I'd probably face the corner, stay still nd silent, never breathe, so ppl think I'm dead so they don't talk to me while we're stuck together.
Being stuck in an elevator is just set up for awkward disaster...
-Isfj
I actually enjoyed the ad in the end, a nice one indeed. Congratulations with an upscale of your videos!
the 16 Personalities is my favorite and today is my birthday so it's like a gift from you!!! thank you so much🌼🌼
As an INFP, i felt that pain after they said they wouldn't remember them.
Rumor has it the INTJ's legs are now made of steel from the stair-climbing he has done.
Ayo we INFJs are so dramatic 😂 it's so true, we be connecting with people then regretting it later on. "should've taken the stairs big boy." is literally me. Lol. 😭
At least, some appreciation for how cool INFJs are ❤
okay the romanticizing of the elevator and realizing its meaning on a larger scale is actually me when anything
That INFJ (Elevator)Door-slam was GENIUS, as an INFJ I loved it and I am pretty sure most people missed it too because it takes an INFJ to understand another 🤣❤
Is it us that's part of the elevator or is the elevator a part of us...? *INFJs in deep contemplation during a sunset
I shall print out those very words and hang it in my room
Frank!!! Where was the ISTJ??? Sincerely, A Very Sincere ENFJ
uh oh........
the other character in all the scenes must be the ISTJ 🤓
Hi Christopher! I actually went back through it and wrote down all the types and figured it out. 😂
I'm guessing the other character is istj
You gotta appreciate how INFJ can turn any experience so meaningful and give you the opportunity to question deeper things about your life on a philosophical level 😂.
Frank James's Raycon ad is more entertaining than 90% of YT. But I did miss singing along to the outro song a little louder than I should. 😂
Frank, I have no idea how you come up with such genius scrips. These skits are so well-written and clever as well as entertaining.
Thanks for doing what you do, keep up the great work!!
Frank is just too relatable
As an INTJ, I would've never taken the elevator in the first place, incase another human gets on it.
As an INFP, if I were stuck in an elevator I would 100% now consider those in the elevator with me my new found family
Yess😂
THISSS
The intj reminds me so much of my intj dad. One time we went to a best buy with some giftcards, long forgotten, but were finally being used, to buy some fun games for our xbox. The gift cards didn't work because apparently they were too old or something like that. Money was wasted so he swore that he would never step foot into best buy again. He would still buy stuff from them, but would send me in there to grab them while he waited in the car.
I got stuck in my elevator at work. I was alone. I would have preferred to just stay there for the rest of the day. especially if I had my phone and it was charged and I had good reception. INTJ
Love how Elevator Man (ISTJ) was the only one with no emotional reaction to being stuck. A true ISTJ would actually enjoy the experience of being isolated from other human beings. #ISTJGirl
ENFJ here, I got stuck in an elevator alone and when they guy rescued me, he said, "Thank you for being so calm and patient". I laughed and said, "Oh I'm just a silent panicker, I was having a nervous breakdown on the inside." The accuracy of Franks skits *chefs kiss*
i've scrolled through all the comments without finding another ENTP, i feel betrayed :'(
but good work on ur video :D
- an ENTP
Here I am
I was scrolling thru the comments for the same reason 😂😂😂. I believe we only make up only 3% of the population so I guess that is why we are always looking for each other. Lol. The world would be soooooo much better if us ENTP’s were a majority 😊.
I was scrolling thru the comments for the same reason 😂😂😂. I believe we only make up only 3% of the population so I guess that is why we are always looking for each other. Lol. The world would be soooooo much better if us ENTP’s were a majority 😊.
Here I come.. ENTP with all of criticism and random topic
@@immaimama6758 LMAO YES
Ok, I vote Frank makes all commercials for every product until the end of time 😂
ok!
@@FrankJames Just do 16 Personalities in a Commercial!
3:24
INTJ 5 seconds later
*boards on the elevator with the ISTJ*
I've gotten stuck in an elevator before. As an INTJ, I actually did say, "This elevator had one job! "
4:55 "yeah you showed me" omg
I had just assumed the ISTJ saw 15 people crammed in an elevator and very rationally decided to take the stairs.
The GOAt is back
1:06
“g-galaxathor, get your clipboard!”
Daniel Thrasher quality advert right there
haha oh thanks
As an INTP that has zero awareness of anything that goes on, Frank got me perfectly with this one
2:35 Even if the ISFJ didn’t have that romantic first encounter with his wife on the elevator, it’s still quite sweet
As an INFP, I do find it strange that we are not people who are really that social..but I would prefer to be in an elevator with one more person than alone.
Best sponsorship add I've seen in a long time, made me actually watch from start to finish
oh dang, thanks!
I love how the INFJ with the other guy is all philosophical and trying to get a really in depth thought process going and the second he's back alone his mind goes to "SHOULDA TAKEN THE STAIRS BIG BOYE" just the default random things the mind is saying
It rings true to me!
One word...Chunk!!😂😂🤣😂😂That wig is EVERYTHING! You look like the missing Journey band member from back in the day😋😍🤩
- I've got a weird rush on my thigh
- Yeah, you showed me
Bruh, it's such a good example. I'm an infj and when I talk to people they tend to open up very quickly. Sometimes they spit out the deepest secrets as if I'm their therapist.
this was HYSTERICAL. LOLLLLL had me cackling. some of your best work Frank
Nah once the intp said „really?“ my jaw dropped because I relate so much. Watch me not even noticing the end of the world once it happened.
1:55 that's actually me i would take a good chunk of minutes to realize the elevator stopped moving of i am alone or a familiar place
Those reaction shots really crack me up 😂 as always, great video! The ENTP, INTP and ENFJ were too real 😄 The ENFP and INFJ were amazing. Damn, them feels at the end! And the ad really took ME back to reality 😂 I got confused in a good way hahaha ❤ great job, FJ!
As an INFJ I like to think the guy with us in the elevator was the ISTJ librarian 😔
aww this is now my headcannon. someone else said they'd like to see more istj infj interactions (agreed) cuz this was really cute, and with this one and the library one, it fits.
@@yellowbutterfly6796 Same. Their dynamic is wholesome 🥰
Ironically, I am an INTJ and the elevator in my apartment building broke yesterday. Fortunately I predicted it and took the stairs instead and with that I avoided being stuck in an elevator. Bravo me : )
Yayy been waiting for a new video. ❤
-isfj, your big fan
That poor guy got stuck in 16 elevators. What terrible luck. Also, the whole dentist, rash, and divorce thing too.
Thank you for always putting subtitles! The auto generated ones are too inaccurate 😂
As an INTP, I completely would’ve drifted off to day dreaming and not realized the elevator wasn’t moving until a solid five minutes after. Or when the mechanic came. Which would’ve probably been an hour or so but… that’s okay.
INTJ:You looked like you didn't know what I was talking about.
Completly relatable😂
The "Take me with you" delivery was perfect! 👏
INTJ is right...except that would be happening in my head.
No matter the personality type, being stuck in an elevator can bring out unique aspects of each individual's character.