Are you a narcissist? If you're looking at this quiz then there's a chance you might be. Or you might just have unapologetic main character energy. This narcissistic personality quiz uses 12 targeted questions, measuring traits traits like confidence, attention-seeking, empathy, and how you respond to praise or criticism, to determine where you fall on the narcissism spectrum. Maybe you lean towards grandiose narcissism, or maybe you just have a healthy dose of self-confidence. Remember, this is not a clinical diagnosis. It’s a fast, insight-driven personality test to help you understand your tendencies in relationships, work, and daily life.

Narcissistic Personality Quiz | Brainrot Quizzes

Accept it confidently without overthinking.

Use it as proof you are better than others.

Feel relieved but secretly doubt they mean it.

Tell them you work hard to inspire others.

How do you usually respond when someone gives you a genuine compliment?

Mostly for keeping in touch or entertainment.

A platform to showcase my wins and influence.

A place to hint at my struggles for support.

A way to share my good deeds and inspire.

A tool to watch, judge, and respond strategically.

What best describes your relationship with social media?

Acknowledge them and focus on my own lane.

Feel competitive and push to reclaim the spotlight.

Link their win to my support or influence.

How do you react when someone outshines you?

Avoid embarrassment and keep my guard up.

Organize and help so others see my value.

Control the dynamics or play people against each other.

What is your main goal in group settings?

Celebrate and share online without overhyping it.

Use it to remind certain people where they stand.

When you achieve something big, your first instinct is to:

Defend myself and point out my accomplishments.

My role as a helper or leader in my community.

My ability to win and control situations.

What is your biggest source of self worth?

Being seen as fun, interesting, and inspiring.

Fear and respect from those I outmaneuvered.

Try to appear as the peacemaker while winning favor.

Escalate strategically to come out on top.

Secretly enjoy the chance to shine brighter.

Use their failure as an opportunity for leverage.

If someone close to you failed publicly, you would:

Your Narcissism Spectrum

You have very low levels of narcissistic traits, and you likely have a good deal of empathy. Praise feels nice but does not define your identity. You handle criticism with perspective and adjust when feedback makes sense. You value mutual respect over image or control. This result reflects a balanced and healthy self esteem.

No Narcissistic Traits

You have high confidence and a healthy sense of self, even if you might get a little too self-focused from time to time. You enjoy attention, but you don't require it. You work hard to curate your image, but you don't sacrifice empathy or fairness to maintain it. You can take praise and criticism without spiraling. Maybe you pull others a little too much into your orbit sometimes, but you're not a narcissist. You just have a strong, healthy personality!

Main Character Energy

You seek admiration and status, and you believe your achievements set you apart. Competition energizes you, and you like being in charge. When challenged, you may tend to dismiss others' opinions and feelings a little too much. You may forget to empathize with other when you feel challenged. You lean towards grandiose narcissism, but remember that these tendencies do not define you.

Grandiose Narcissist

You crave validation and fear rejection at the same time. You might have frequent swings in your self esteem, and you probably feel attacked when criticized. You may withdraw, ruminate, or keep score when you feel unseen or under-valued. The bottom line is that you're probably a little more entitled than you should be, and you should try to shift the spotlight to others a little more often.

Vulnerable Narcissist

You build identity around being helpful, moral, or community oriented, and you want that to be noticed. Your altruism is real at times, but it is also closely tied to recognition. You might frame your wins as service to others while tracking who gives you credit. You're probably doing some good in the world. Just make sure you're doing it for the right reasons.

Communal Narcissist

Your result indicates that you mix entitlement with low empathy and a taste for control. Charm and intimidation can both be tools when you want an edge. You may justify manipulation as necessary or deserved, and you can always find a reason to justify your actions. Rivalry and achievement likely matter more than your relationships, and that can lead to unhappiness. Try focusing less on your achievements or recognition and more on connecting with others.