If you only count the rips, you’ll say two.
If you count only the normal parts of a shirt (neck, sleeves, waist), you’ll say four.
Combine both, and you’ll land on six.
And if you’re stretching logic to include imaginary or hidden gaps, you might argue eight — though that’s a stretch even by internet standards.

So, What’s the “Correct” Answer?

Most puzzle-lovers agree the answer is six — the two ripped holes plus the four normal openings. The reasoning is simple: a “hole” is any opening that goes completely through the fabric, whether it’s part of the design or damage.

What Your Answer Might Say About You

Totally for fun — not science, not psychology — here’s the playful meaning people like to assign to each choice:

2 holes: You’re literal and observant. You notice what’s right in front of you and stick to hard evidence. Practical and grounded, you prefer clear, simple logic.

4 holes: You’re traditional and structure-minded. You follow definitions and rules, and you like order. You notice how things are supposed to work before getting creative.

6 holes: You’re a balanced thinker — logical, but open-minded. You can hold multiple perspectives and connect details into a bigger picture.

8 holes: You’re imaginative and love to push boundaries. You question assumptions and look for hidden meanings — sometimes too hard, but that’s part of your charm.

In the end, this viral “narcissism” caption is just a joke. Whether you pick two or six, you’re not diagnosing your ego — you’re showing how your brain tackles ambiguity.