From classic party games to chaotic queer twists, here are the best drinking games for your next pre-drinks or pride weekend.
Looking for the perfect drinking games for your next pre-drinks, pride weekend, or chaotic party? We've got you covered. From classic party games with a gay twist to completely original chaotic games, here are the best drinking games for your queer friend group.
How to Play: Players take turns saying "Never have I ever..." followed by something they've never done. Anyone who has done it drinks.
Gay Twist: All statements are queer-themed. Examples:
Best For: Breaking the ice and getting to know each other
How to Play: Similar to truth or dare, but you either answer a spicy question or take a drink.
Gay Twist: All questions are queer-themed and get progressively spicier.
Best For: Groups who want to turn up the heat
How to Play: One player whispers an answer to a bold question, and the AI decides whether to reveal it. If revealed, everyone drinks. If not, only the person who answered drinks.
Gay Twist: It's already gay! But you can add drinking rules to make it even more chaotic.
Best For: Maximum drama and chaos
How to Play: Ask "Who's most likely to..." questions. Everyone points to who they think fits best. The person with the most votes drinks.
Gay Twist: All questions are queer-themed and designed to cause maximum drama.
Best For: Friend groups who love calling each other out
How to Play: Present impossible choices. Everyone who chooses option A drinks, everyone who chooses option B drinks twice (or vice versa).
Gay Twist: All choices are queer-themed and progressively more impossible.
Best For: Groups who love philosophical debates (with a side of chaos)
How to Play: Watch Drag Race and create drinking rules. Examples:
Best For: Drag Race fans who want to make watching even more fun
How to Play: Open Grindr and create drinking rules. Examples:
Best For: Pre-drinks before going out
How to Play: Create a playlist of gay anthems. Drink every time:
Best For: Pre-drinks and parties
How to Play: Go to Pride and create drinking rules. Examples:
Best For: Pride weekends (drink responsibly!)
How to Play: Go to brunch and create drinking rules. Examples:
Best For: Sunday brunch with your friend group
How to Play: Create bingo cards with gay stereotypes, friend group inside jokes, or pop culture moments. Mark them off as they happen. First to get bingo drinks, or everyone drinks.
Best For: Parties and events where you want to add a game element
How to Play: Create a list of items, actions, or photos to find or complete. First to complete the list wins (and doesn't have to drink), or everyone drinks.
Best For: Pride events, parties, or bar crawls
How to Play: Test your knowledge of drag race, queer pop culture, or friend group history. Wrong answers = drink.
Best For: Groups who love pop culture and trivia
How to Play: Each person adds one sentence to a story. If you can't think of something, drink. If the story gets too chaotic, everyone drinks.
Best For: Creative groups who love storytelling
How to Play: Pass an object around while music plays. When it stops, the person holding it drinks and answers a question or does a dare.
Best For: Groups who want a fast-paced game
1. Drink responsibly - Know your limits and don't pressure others
2. Have water - Stay hydrated between drinks
3. Eat food - Don't drink on an empty stomach
4. Create a safe space - Make sure everyone feels comfortable participating or sitting out
5. Have fun - Remember, it's about connection and laughter (and maybe a little drama)
Now that you've got all the drinking game ideas, it's time to plan your next iconic game night. Start with Gay Paranoia for maximum drama, then mix in other games throughout the night.
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