Imagine that you’re attending a party. There’s music pumping through the air, and across the room, someone catches your interest. Your palms sweat as your heart beats faster. Now is the time to take action. Then wait! What are your thoughts? Be assured that I will be able to crack the ice with my side-splitting, rizz line. Visit our website and learn more about how to rizz.
“Are you a magician? Everyone else seems to disappear whenever I glance at you. Classic! The line sounds so cheesy that it may even be offered with crackers. Cheesy sometimes works. You have to say your lines with confidence, and even a little twinkle.
Imagine being in a local coffeeshop. See someone reading a cute book. A perfect opener for the gem “Do you like my name, or would you prefer mine?” It is smooth and playful, earning you extra points for creativeness. Also, this is much more creative than just asking for the weather.
Use food as an icebreaker. It’s for the pizza-lovers: “If pizza was a topping, I’d make it extra cheese to show that you’re really special.” Funny but adorable. What food lover doesn’t enjoy being compared?
The timeless question “Doesn’t anyone here have WiFi?” is also worth mentioning. Why? Because I can feel it. This video is for people who like to be tech-savvy, or those that have struggled in the past with buffering.
Google, you’re another tech-savvy person. Then you are the one I have been looking for. Although it may be corny it will get people to laugh or smile.
Try some creative wordplay. Why not try: “Is Chapstick the name of your company? Because you’re da balm!” The puns are hilarious, and it’s a great way to show off your humor.
The following is a question to ask yourself when you are feeling especially bold: “Does it matter if I pass you again or not?” Enjoyable and daring at the same time.
Imagine using Astronomy to impress someone. Use this phrase: “Are We at the Airport?” It’s because my heart has taken off upon seeing you. Although this is more related to aviation, it will definitely get people’s attention.
A simple, but powerful phrase is “Excuse you. I think that something has fallen–my mouth!” The best way to get your point across is direct, yet leave room for humor.
If beauty were time you’d last an eternity. This may seem grandiose. But sometimes, if it’s done well, the results can be spectacular.
Have you got any lovers of classic literature in your group? Shakespeare, sort of: “You have been in my head all day. You must be tired.”
Use physical humor sparingly, if possible.
The most important thing to remember is that you should always use rizz phrases which reflect your own personality, as well as those of others. This will make them feel more special and appreciated.
Remember these lines the next time nervousness strikes before meeting someone for the first time & be confident that laughter IS a universal communication capable of breaking down walls and bringing people close together, one chuckle giggle laugh at a time.