Who said what?

How to play Who said what?

A famous quote drops on screen with four possible speakers below it. Tap the name you think said it. A correct pick gives you a point and the next quote loads instantly. A wrong pick lights up the right answer and costs you three seconds on the timer. The round runs for sixty seconds. Pure recognition, no typing, just trust your gut.

Tips

• The little context line under the quote is a free hint, lean on it
• When in doubt, eliminate the obviously wrong suspects first
• Wrong taps cost three seconds, so do not panic-click on borderline calls
• Quotes mix real people, movie characters and cartoons, do not assume one or the other

About Who said what?

Who said what is a quote attribution quiz, the kind of pub trivia round that splits a friend group into two camps: the people who watched too much TV and the ones who paid attention in history class. Our pool mixes both. You will see Einstein next to Yoda, Cartman next to Kennedy, Elsa next to Caesar. The format is borrowed from classic multiple choice quiz shows like Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, kept short with a sixty second timer so you can squeeze a round in between meetings.

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