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15 ideas for Dropout TV's Game Samer "Sam Says"

For those unfamiliar with Dropout TV, it's a comedy subscription streaming service run by the production company that was formerly CollegeHumor. One of their series is Game Changer which is described as a game show where the game changes every show. However, sometimes they do something called a Game Samer where they repeat a game from an earlier episode. One of these Game Samers is "Sam Says," which is like "Simon Says," but usually more confusing and ridiculous. Anyways, here are 15 ideas for that Game Samer (that I don't believe have been done before)!

  1. Sam says give me a pitch for a "Sam Says" rule
  2. Sam says when speaking from now on, do so in the accent of one of your ancestors
  3. Sam says memorize then do this DDR routine
  4. Sam says make a three person human pyramid
  5. Sam says find a volunteer on the street to be your playing partner
  6. Sam says form a human knot and untangle it without talking and before time runs out (60 seconds?)
  7. Sam says draft a post of a thirst trap for Instagram
  8. Sam says trade phones and caption another player's thirst trap and post it
  9. Sam says tell me who would make a better host of Game Changer than Sam
  10. Sam says guess what pickup line Sam used to pick up his wife for the first time
  11. Sam says give another player a nickname (Sam will address them by this for the rest of the game)
  12. Sam says pitch a title and tagline for the porn version of Game Changer
  13. Sam says take turns naming Dropout TV shows without repeating until none of you can think of any more
  14. Sam says tell Sam what prize would make doing all of these challenges worth it
  15. Sam says give each of your fellow players five genuine compliments

(Prompt by me)

Thumbnail from "Game Changer but its just the players failing at Sam Says just 'cause" posted by YouTube user MistbornThief.

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