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Ladies, Test Your Guy with the “Name One Woman Challenge”

Author Jason Watson
ANKARA, TURKIYE - DECEMBER 5: In this photo illustration, TikTok logo is displayed on mobile phone screen in Ankara, Turkiye on December 5, 2023. (Photo by Didem Mente/Anadolu via Getty Images)

Test your guy with the “Name One Woman Challenge”

The latest TikTok trend is testing your guy by having him give you one name. It’s the newest challenge and it’s pretty simple.  A woman asks her guy to “name one woman.”  He usually pauses because he doesn’t get it at first . . . so sometimes you have to repeat the question.

If the guy says YOUR name, he’s a star.

Most guys won’t say your name, because the question is vague, and he thinks you’re trying to trick him.  (Which you are, obviously.)

The original video is from a TikTok user who goes by @TaniaTotanesMartinez. She simply poses a challenge to women to have them ask their man to name one woman with no context or reason. She says you should start a fight if the guy doesn’t say your name.

More Popular Users to try Test Your Guy With”Name One Woman Challenge” Videos

There are a few more popular clips making the rounds.  This guy, in a video posted from TikTok user @Sydwingold says Anne Hathaway when confronted with the question.  Another user named @MontanaandRyan has her guy reply with “Ashley”.  His partner is named Montana, and she’s not happy with his answer in the slightest.

This final example features woman whose name is Alix, and her guy nailed it.  He added, quote, “Duh.  How stupid do you think I am?”

Going to give it a try?

Do you think your partner would pass the test? We don’t see any reason why this couldn’t be reversed! And to be honest, calling it a “test” is a stretch. Seems like people just want to know they are top of mind! But you could have been watching your favorite TV show, listening to your favorite artists and just had a different name at the tip of your tongue. We wouldn’t SERIOUSLY use this to call any relationships into question!

 

@taniatotanesmartinez

♬ original sound - Tania

 

10 Musicians with Biopics/Series in the Works

Following the success of biopics like Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocketman, a number of other biopics/series about famous musicians have been announced to be in the works.

Scroll below to see details on some of the biopics/series currently in the works.

  • Scott Weiland

    Per The Hollywood Reporter back in June 2021, a new film based on the Weiland memoir Not Dead & Not for Sale by David Ritz is currently in the works at Dark Pictures, a new female-led production company that will focus on “true stories.”

  • Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne

    In October 2021, the long-in-the-works Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne biopic was picked up by Sony Pictures. The film will cover the many ups and down of Ozzy and Sharon’s relationship.

  • U2

    Per The Hollywood Reporter, a scripted series about U2 is currently in the works for Netflix. Helming the project is J.J. Abrams and tasked with writing the series is Anthony McCarten who co-wrote 2018’s Bohemian Rhapsody. U2 “is expected to be involved and sanction the project,” but there are currently no details regarding a timeline for release or casting.

  • KISS

    The KISS biopic will be called Shout It Out Loud, and both Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley are working closely on the film. Joachim Rønning (Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil) has been tapped as a director with the script being written by Ole Sanders. So far, casting decisions have yet to be announced. The film is on the fast-track at Netflix.

  • Heart/Ann and Nancy Wilson

    News of a Heart biopic first surfaced in November 2020 via Deadline. Singer Ann Wilson said Carrie Brownstein of the punk band Sleater-Kinney (and the costar of IFC’s Portlandia) will write and direct. Wilson said, “I saw the first draft of the script. She’s working with the movie company — Amazon — and with the producer, Linda Obst, who did ‘Sleepless in Seattle‘.”

  • Joey Ramone

    Netflix announced in April 2021 they’re making a Joey Ramone biopic based on the 2009 book I Slept with Joey Ramone: A Punk Rock Family Memoir by Mickey Leigh, Ramone’s brother. Pete Davidson has been cast as the Ramones singer.

  • Bob Dylan

    News of a Dylan biopic surfaced in January 2020. The film is titled Going Electric and will cover Dylan’s transition from folk to rock. Academy Award-nominated actor Timothee Chalamet was cast as Dylan, and the singer-songwriter icon’s longtime manager Jeff Rosen would act as a producer on the film. The project, however, was put on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic. No further release details have been confirmed

  • John Lennon and Yoko Ono

    In October 2018, The Hollywood Reporter reported a movie about the relationship of John Lennon and Yoko Ono was in the works with Universal Pictures and there were talks with Michael De Luca Productions and Immersive Pictures for the rights of the untitled film.

  • Lemmy Kilmister

    Per Deadline, the film will simply be titled Lemmy and will be directed by Greg Olliver who also directed the acclaimed 2010 documentary of the same title. The film will cover Kilmister’s life growing up in Stoke on Trent and his life in music before founding Motorhead.

  • Boy George

    In April 2021, Deadline reported the Boy George biopic, appropriately titled Karma Chameleon, was hoping to begin production this summer in London and Bulgaria. Casting for the role of George and other main characters was currently in progress at the time of the initial report.

     

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