Kegillion answers for November 10, 2026

Rush #9. Seven prompts. 17,154 finishers recorded at 2026-11-12T08:25Z. The 100-point answer is fixed. Pledge Master (60) and President (85) are starting tiers and can move.

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1 Name something that can get you left on read.
Gen Z · 540 accepted answers
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Picture a particular message or social situation rather than blaming a person.

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One in a Beauty, 100: Naming Your Car After Them

President, 85, starting: 100 Men vs a Gorilla, Asking for a Ride to Court, Asking for Their Exact Birth Time

Pledge Master, 60, starting: Adding Their Grandma, Arguing About Politics

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2 Name a Starbucks menu item.
Menu Items · 342 accepted answers
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Recall a specific item, while noticing the game's room for a joke.

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One in a Beauty, 100: Your Name Spelled Wrong on the Cup

President, 85, starting: A Single Napkin, Bearista Cold Cup, Birthday Cake Mini Bundt

Pledge Master, 60, starting: Almond Croissant, Avocado Spread

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3 Name a red flag on a first date.
Gen Z · 411 accepted answers
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Think of a concrete behavior or comic detail, not a diagnosis.

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One in a Beauty, 100: Has a Rick and Morty Tattoo

President, 85, starting: Already Follows Your Grandma, Asks If You Want to Be on Their Podcast, Asks If You've Accepted Jesus

Pledge Master, 60, starting: A Different Person Shows Up, Asks for a DNA Sample

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4 Name a Drake song.
Gen Z · 332 accepted answers
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Recall the complete track title rather than the album surrounding it.

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One in a Beauty, 100: Paris Morton Music

President, 85, starting: 4PM in Calabasas, 5AM in Toronto, 7969 Santa

Pledge Master, 60, starting: 30 for 30 Freestyle, 4422

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5 Name a reality TV show.
Gen Z · 413 accepted answers
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Think of a program title rather than a contestant or broadcaster.

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One in a Beauty, 100: Old Enough

President, 85, starting: 24 Hours to Hell and Back, A Shot at Love With Tila Tequila, All or Nothing

Pledge Master, 60, starting: 60 Days In, 90 Day Before the 90 Days

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6 Name a school that pulled off a famous March Madness Cinderella run.
Sports · 112 accepted answers
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Look for an underdog story, with the school as your answer.

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One in a Beauty, 100: Wofford

President, 85, starting: Abilene Christian, Austin Peay, Bucknell

Pledge Master, 60, starting: Ball State, Belmont

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7 Name a Gen Z slang word.
Gen Z · 437 accepted answers
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Recall a specific expression rather than a description of young people.

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One in a Beauty, 100: Cheugy

President, 85, starting: Ate and Left No Crumbs, Babe, Baby

Pledge Master, 60, starting: Alpha, And I Oop

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1. Name something that can get you left on read.

This prompt concerns a subjective reaction, so there is no universal real-world cause to prove. The game's top pick is a comic scenario. Use it as an example of the answer format, without assuming another person's silence reveals their motives or guarantees anything about a relationship.

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The public list contains 540 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Naming Your Car After Them. Starting 85-point examples: 100 Men vs a Gorilla, Asking for a Ride to Court, Asking for Their Exact Birth Time. Starting 60-point examples: Adding Their Grandma, Arguing About Politics.

2. Name a Starbucks menu item.

Food and drinks offer different ways into the category. The hand-picked response is about the cup rather than a conventional menu listing, illustrating a playful exception. This table reports what the game accepts and should not be read as a current menu or price reference.

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The public list contains 342 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Your Name Spelled Wrong on the Cup. Starting 85-point examples: A Single Napkin, Bearista Cold Cup, Birthday Cake Mini Bundt. Starting 60-point examples: Almond Croissant, Avocado Spread.

3. Name a red flag on a first date.

Red flag is subjective in this question, and an accepted joke cannot establish that a person or interest is harmful. The stored answer illustrates the game's voice. If you are forming your own response, favor a specific scenario over a sweeping claim about a group of people.

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The public list contains 411 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Has a Rick and Morty Tattoo. Starting 85-point examples: Already Follows Your Grandma, Asks If You Want to Be on Their Podcast, Asks If You've Accepted Jesus. Starting 60-point examples: A Different Person Shows Up, Asks for a DNA Sample.

4. Name a Drake song.

Under a short timer, a familiar lyric can feel like a title even when it is not. Start with wording you actually remember, then consider another track if there is time. The game's examples do not independently establish song credits, release dates, or streaming popularity.

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The public list contains 332 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Paris Morton Music. Starting 85-point examples: 4PM in Calabasas, 5AM in Toronto, 7969 Santa. Starting 60-point examples: 30 for 30 Freestyle, 4422.

5. Name a reality TV show.

The category is a format question as well as a memory test. Try moving between competition, observation, and everyday-life programs instead of repeating your most watched show. Classification can be fuzzy, so the displayed response reports the game's accepted set rather than a definitive television taxonomy.

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The public list contains 413 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Old Enough. Starting 85-point examples: 24 Hours to Hell and Back, A Shot at Love With Tila Tequila, All or Nothing. Starting 60-point examples: 60 Days In, 90 Day Before the 90 Days.

6. Name a school that pulled off a famous March Madness Cinderella run.

Famous and Cinderella are interpretive labels, so this category is less exact than a championship checklist. Think of a school associated with an unexpected tournament run, rather than a powerful favorite. The accepted answer documents the game's judgment, not an agreed ranking of historic upsets.

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The public list contains 112 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Wofford. Starting 85-point examples: Abilene Christian, Austin Peay, Bucknell. Starting 60-point examples: Ball State, Belmont.

7. Name a Gen Z slang word.

Language labels overlap generations and change quickly. Treat the prompt as the game's broad cultural category, without assuming every person of a certain age uses the word. The selected answer is not evidence of present popularity or an authoritative boundary between generational vocabularies.

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The public list contains 437 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Cheugy. Starting 85-point examples: Ate and Left No Crumbs, Babe, Baby. Starting 60-point examples: Alpha, And I Oop.

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