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Most Secret Alexa Commands

By Matthew Lynch
June 8, 2023
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As the world continues to rapidly adopt voice-assistant technology, Amazon’s Alexa has become a ubiquitous presence in homes and offices worldwide. From simple tasks like setting alarms and ordering groceries to more intricate requests like controlling smart home devices, Alexa has made life easier for millions of people.

But did you know that there are a handful of secret Alexa commands that can make your experience even better? Here are some of the most useful and interesting ones:

  1. “Alexa, sing me a song”

This command will prompt Alexa to serenade you with a song of her choosing. Her repertoire includes everything from holiday classics to pop hits, so you never know what you’re going to get.

  1. “Alexa, ask the magic 8 ball”

For those of us who miss the days of middle school sleepovers, Alexa’s Magic 8 Ball command is a must-try. Simply ask your question and let the 8 ball do the rest.

  1. “Alexa, Simon says…”

This command allows Alexa to mimic your speech patterns and repeat whatever you say—no matter how silly or absurd.

  1. “Alexa, tell me a joke”

Sometimes we all need a good laugh, and Alexa is happy to oblige. Just ask her to tell you a joke and she’ll deliver one of her many groan-worthy puns.

  1. “Alexa, make a fart noise”

For those looking for a more juvenile form of humor, this command will produce some truly impressive flatulence noises.

  1. “Alexa, what’s the weather in Antarctica?”

While this command might not be particularly useful for most of us, it’s fascinating to hear what the weather is like in some of the most remote places on earth.

  1. “Alexa, what’s your favorite color?”

This command is a fun way to get to know Alexa a little better. As an AI assistant, she doesn’t really have a favorite color—but it’s still interesting to hear what she has to say.

  1. “Alexa, can you rap?”

Believe it or not, Alexa is actually a pretty good rapper. Give this command a try and prepare to be impressed.

  1. “Alexa, read me a bedtime story”

Parents of young children will love this command, which prompts Alexa to read a classic bedtime story like “Goodnight Moon” or “Where the Wild Things Are.”

  1. “Alexa, tell me a spooky story”

As Halloween approaches, this command is perfect for getting in the spirit of the season. Alexa has a variety of spooky stories to choose from, so settle in and get ready to be scared.

These are just a few of the many secret Alexa commands available to users. Whether you’re looking for entertainment, information, or just a good laugh, Alexa has you covered. As technology continues to innovate and improve, it’s exciting to think about what other secrets Alexa and other voice assistants have in store for us.

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