We are Xennials (1976-1984). Old enough to have enjoyed growing up playing in the outdoors but still young enough to compete with Millennials in terms of tech know-how. 😉👍
I was born in ‘88 but fall into this category as well. I call myself either a Xennial or an Elder Millennial. I grew up in a town of like..1200 people. Summers were spent riding my bike to friends houses, exploring creeks in various wooded areas, going to the one local store to get ice cream and go to the park/lake to eat them. Internet wasn’t in our house till I was 9 or 10 years old, but I didn’t have much need for it until I was in 7th or 8th grade
@@WhitneyReacts Your initial thoughts at the beginning of the video about "weird generational gap" actually struck me coz I happen to have read a couple of articles online about this hybrid micro generation classification affectionately termed "Xennials." And you more or less echoed what those articles tried to emphasize. Well anyway, I'm a little older than you aaaaand...you look great in this video. 😊 Needless to say, I think you're attractive. 😍
I’ve never fully felt I belonged in Gen X but I’m not just a Millennial either. I’ve seen those articles about Xennials - we used to be Generation Y (somewhere between the years 1984/1985-1994/1995 give or take a year or so) and THEN came Millennials but somewhere along the way the term “Generation Y” disappeared all together. Talk about an identity crisis. Haha.
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I hope she gets the recognition that she so deserves!
Me too!!!!
She is just the awesome! One of the best singers of her generation! Her tone is so enchanting.
Best singer ever
More of her plssss sooo goooooood
Thank you! Just thank you for recognizing Elaine's talent
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 you are such a good person for supporting artists who are less than her 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Love it!!!
thank you so much...
It is an absolutely beautiful work. Dear @OMGit'swhitney,
Your videos are a source of joy for any music lover.❤
Wow
First to comment here... 😁
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Best part of this reaction was at the 7:31 and 7:44 mark 🎶 👌
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We are Xennials (1976-1984). Old enough to have enjoyed growing up playing in the outdoors but still young enough to compete with Millennials in terms of tech know-how. 😉👍
I was born in ‘88 but fall into this category as well. I call myself either a Xennial or an Elder Millennial.
I grew up in a town of like..1200 people. Summers were spent riding my bike to friends houses, exploring creeks in various wooded areas, going to the one local store to get ice cream and go to the park/lake to eat them. Internet wasn’t in our house till I was 9 or 10 years old, but I didn’t have much need for it until I was in 7th or 8th grade
@@WhitneyReacts Your initial thoughts at the beginning of the video about "weird generational gap" actually struck me coz I happen to have read a couple of articles online about this hybrid micro generation classification affectionately termed "Xennials." And you more or less echoed what those articles tried to emphasize.
Well anyway, I'm a little older than you aaaaand...you look great in this video. 😊 Needless to say, I think you're attractive. 😍
I’ve never fully felt I belonged in Gen X but I’m not just a Millennial either. I’ve seen those articles about Xennials - we used to be Generation Y (somewhere between the years 1984/1985-1994/1995 give or take a year or so) and THEN came Millennials but somewhere along the way the term “Generation Y” disappeared all together. Talk about an identity crisis. Haha.
Please do react to Elaine Duran cover the song,,"Can't take that away by Mariah Carey
It’s on my list for when I come back.
Katrina Velarde emotion please
she's better at singing this song than morissette, because her melisma and run is better than morissette!!