Flirting can be a tough skill to master, and it’s clear from this hilarious and awkward Flirting 101 workshop that even the most charming people have their moments. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a newbie, breaking down your flirting game can be eye-opening—and incredibly entertaining.

Breaking Down the Flirting Workshop:
Flirting 101 was designed to put participants in an uncomfortable, awkward situation and see how they naturally handle it. It’s a real-world test of how people approach the art of connection, and let’s just say, the results were nothing short of entertaining.

The first two participants, Lexi and Colt, were chosen at random to put their flirting skills to the test. The goal? To see how they engage with each other, what works, and what doesn’t.

The First Flirt: Colt and Lexi
Colt, already feeling a bit nervous, was tasked with approaching Lexi and starting a conversation. His awkwardness was apparent right from the start, with him nervously commenting on her piercings—something that clearly didn’t come across as smooth. “You into that type of stuff?” he asked, referring to her tattoos and piercings, a question that took a turn for the uncomfortable when he brought up “nose or nipple piercings.”

The awkward silence that followed was palpable, and Lexi’s reaction was priceless. She bluntly told him, “Don’t talk about my body,” and the mood soured quickly. Colt, however, was a champ in the face of rejection, taking it all in stride with an “Okay, sorry.”

Rejection: The Unexpected Skill
Colt’s ability to handle rejection was definitely tested in this situation, but it’s not a skill most people want to be good at. He took the awkward moment in stride, but it raised a valid question: is it really a skill to be that good at taking rejection? His nonchalant approach showed that while he might be “good” at it, no one should aim for such a situation to be their specialty.

Moving On to More Unlikely Romance
With Lexi taking the lead on the conversation, Colt tried to get back in the game by offering a playful compliment, claiming, “Actually, that seat was waiting for you.” It was a better line than the first, but his charm wasn’t enough to smooth over the earlier awkwardness. This scene was an obvious example of why flirting is hard—timing, delivery, and reading the room matter so much.

Meanwhile, Colt’s thoughts on flirting were a bit different: “I think I’m good at flirting,” he said, though his style wasn’t winning any immediate points. His move? Suggesting he’s a love song creator with the line, “I preach about love, beautiful women.” He then tried to get Lexi to sing one of his made-up love songs.

Colt’s Song Cameo: A Musical Flop?
Then came a very cringeworthy but oddly funny moment: Colt’s attempt at serenading Lexi with a made-up love song. “I love you, my baby, I love you, I love you,” he sang, repeating the phrase endlessly like a broken record. The attempt to impress with an impromptu song quickly turned into an awkward spectacle, one that definitely didn’t land the way he hoped.