Dingdong Dantes recently shed light on the behind-the-scenes process of how the popular game show Family Feud conducts its surveys. During a media conference for the show, the Kapuso Primetime King shared some intriguing details that fans might not know.

Dingdong explained that the survey process involves gathering 100 respondents in a room, where the questions are presented to them verbally, not in written form. He emphasized the importance of this method, saying, “The question is spoken, not read.

Because when you read the question, it’s different. Seeing the spelling can influence how you process your answer.” By asking the questions aloud, the show ensures that the respondents’ answers are spontaneous and more reflective of how they naturally think.

Once the answers are collected, they are meticulously recorded, and the exact number of respondents who gave each answer is used in the show. This approach adds an element of authenticity to the game, as the results are directly drawn from real people’s immediate responses.

Family Feud celebrated its first anniversary back in April, marking a successful year of fun and entertainment. The show took a brief season break when Dingdong had to focus on his role in the drama series Royal Blood. However, the excitement and energy that Dingdong brings to Family Feud ensure that it remains a beloved program for viewers across the nation.