As an older gen z, I genuinely can't wait to be the old and cringe generation, because nothing in my life gives me more joy than seeing the look of horror on my gen alpha brother's face when I use gen alpha slang. I call him 'skibidi ohio toilet rizzler' and his disgusted expression is priceless.
Living in reality is a lot better than feeding into social media garbage. Trying to discriminate people based on some made up bracket they were born in is just lame af.
Yeah what new is old again he’ll there even people who dress 1950s style ain’t it called cottagecore also why not dress what ever you like instead of following trends and shitting on everyone who ain’t with the trend I’m a millennial and I wear lose pants I never put on baggy jeans or skinny jeans or dress 1950s style it ain’t my thing but it is some people thing I ain’t going to shit on them for it Also it funny how people who follow fashion trend when they think their individualistic but their following the leader ok but don’t act like you better lol
I also have not changed my style since high school. Why? I always bought oversized, so all my stuff still fits, and I have neither the time or money to find and buy the new trends. For most, becoming an adult means taking on more responsibility than you can reasonably handle and then getting stressed when you fail to manage it as well as you know you used to.
It's a tale as old as time. If you are young you are stupid. If you are middle aged you are cringe. If you are old you are irrelevant. It has nothing to do with generations and it has nothing to do with you as an individual. People just like to lump others into groups because generalizing is easy and people don't want to take the time to properly get to know each other.
we came from banging rocks together and using fire for warmth to this and people are convinced they understand an entire generation of people we've had the internet for barely 30 years and still can't comprehend more than three different opinions on a controversy, never mind nuance. it's just silly
Not "dont want to take the time", but "cant take the time". There are so many people it is impossible to consider every individual in every day life. We put things into groups because its the only way we can comprehend things in the universe.
I always find it amazing that the most viewed vids people just assume is a good understanding of an entire gen, lol talk about extreme cognitive bias...
Boomers ran, and still continue to influence the world (through politics) due to being a large and overall wealthy generation. You don't become irrelevant until nobody left cares about you.
Almost all of the cringe meme trends referenced in this video were created by ladies, not guys. Women just aren't funny and are desperate for attention.
Late Gen Z is actually very weak and full of doomers. The earlier millennials (that didn't stay a stereotype) would have had time to self-reflect and invest in crypto early because 2015 (THE CURRENT YEAR) wouldn't be the first year of adulthood for them.
@@iamthelaw82that's what I find hilarious. Boomers really thought they were the strong ones. I am cringe, but I am stronger than them. The fact I can recognize this merely makes me more cringe, just like Diomedes before me.
@@LegendStormcrowboomers are the weaker ones compared to the older ones since the greatest generation and the silent generation had to deal with the Great Depression to some extent Note: I say some extent because the older members of the Silent generation had to deal with the Great Depression
“I used to be with ‘it’, but then they changed what ‘it’ was. Now what I’m with isn’t ‘it’ anymore and what’s ‘it’ seems weird and scary. It’ll happen to you!" - Abraham Simpson
@@ledernierutopiste forever alone, trollface, ragecomics memes were too rigid formats to last that long. Wojak instead is a more fuzzy sentiment and the format is way loose compared to the former.
Wojack meme template was able to evolve and adapt much better to the current times then rage comics. Especially with the Bitcoin memes in the mid-to-late 2010s and then the NPC meme in 2019 ish to even now. The template is practically perfect for evolving
The weird thing is that I don't think I've met any person from other generations that thought Monty Python is cringe, if they had watched it. Maybe some things transcend generations and become timeless.
I'm 35 and the Disney/Harry Potter people and people who used words like "doggo" were always cringe, even back in 2010. In the video he says: "There is always going to be cringe people...", that's so spot on
there is a great video out there on "melenial writting" that pretty excellent. It covers this obbession with trying to be cool by using lame slag and overly verbose language. I beleive the author refers to it as "twitter speak" .
Im 25 and i could never stand any of that, it was never funny and neither was vine. I regret spending any time on tumblr, all that taught me was different self harm methods and how to make myself a victim, not to mention the “infinite genders” 🤡
@@jakeroonyou can't even spell in spite of having autocorrect available to do it for you, so I'm sure that the label on a can of beans is "overly verbose" for you.
I'm from '95 and half the generational estimates put me in the zoomer category, like, my brother in Christ, I was there when we're tipping fedoras, it doesn't get more millennial than THAT.
There are always people who fall into transitional 'cusp' generations. My sister was born right at the border of gen x and millennial. She knew a childhood before the internet and cell phones, but was one of the first teens of the internet.
"Every generation imagines itself to be more intelligent than the one that went before it, and wiser than the one that comes after it." - George Orwell, author of "1984"
1:30 Its funny that boomers would call milenials "the me me me generation" because "the me generation" was exactly the name boomers were given when they were young. Execpt boomers did grow in a time of unparalleled economic growth making them take it for granted
I mean, there's that whole meme about hard times creating strong men and good times creating soft men and whatnot. I personally think it's just meaningless drivel that sounds pithy so people just repeat it online, but I do believe that every generation thinks that they are the "strong men" who created the "good times", while anyone coming after them are the "soft men", while *that* generation is convinced that *they* are the "strong men" instead who had to grow up in the "hard times" created by the previous generation of "soft men". It's less of a cycle in human history than a cycle in generational psychology.
@@Horvath_Gabor it's a quote from fight club (the movie, no idea if it's in the book), the irony being that it's about a bunch of unhappy dudes who feel weak and try to feel strong by committing escalating acts of violence instead of going to therapy i agree though, it's a constant that the older generation will treat the younger as ungrateful for enjoying a slightly easier present, even though the whole point is to work toward a better future (until we go to space or achieve peace or something) the whole thing's dumb, we struggle to get along, so i don't know why people are so certain this time, for real, 100% now, the kids are doomed and the future is hanging by a thread maybe getting old just makes you more aware of war and economics and it's scary and complicated. just take a moment to chill instead of hating kids lmao
Exactly. In the book Something Happened by joseph heller there's a silent gen dad talking about his boomer daughter, and it sounds EXACTLY like the crap we've heard about millenials and then about gen z. It's just old people being old and grumpy, as limc says at the end of this vid
@@asafcohen3272 I watched a video a while back (maybe a short) that goes through such "older generation talks crap about the younger generation" comments, except from historical texts, and it ends with an ancient Greek philosopher talking about how the youth of the city state are weak and too obsessed with theater and they will ruin everything.
I had a kid young (19) and she is now 12. I have actually really enjoyed hearing her come home with new slang picked up from school because it’s honestly hilarious. It just reminds me of when my friends and I would come up with weird shit and then terrorize our homes with it. So it makes me happy that my kid is also getting to do that. To give her the full experience, I have to lean into the “out of touch, kids these days, back in my day” parent expectation. But deep down I am proud of her
For the Disney/Harry Potter adults section, I would propose a ‘Friends’ people section. I have 30 year old friends that STILL shoehorn jokes from a mid sitcom that ended 20 years ago.
@@drunkenhobo5039 To be fair, it was a generation-defining pop-culture juggernaut in the 90s... and then a tired old corporate vehicle for merchandise for the next 30 years, so it's not that surprising. That's what happens to every big pop-culture icon over time.
@@stevencooper4422 Eh generally reddit hates disney as per the hate capitalism part. Ironically they also hate socialism and anarchy though so I don't know exactly what their plan is lmao
There is no person who knows what they're talking about who both hates capitalism and has any genuinely warm feelings for disney, the evil hyperconsumerist megabrand, but ok
I mean... I grew up with TH-cam Poops and Gmod videos, it's not a Millenial thing, I was born in 2000. Like MLG, it overlaps, it just depends on how early you got online.
@wandiriswan6116 that doesn't change anything it just means you partook in millennial stuff. Nothing wrong with that. I find claiming it as zoomer is bullshit. That's my only gripe. Zoomers and alpha have roblox it's not like millennials are claiming we created it. Its like when zoomers claim they have specific humor when its just shit like tim and eric so random ironic memes. Most zoomer humor is millennial humor. Millennials are shit on constantly and are having the culture we created picked over like fuckng vultures.
@@jamboniepenesh7498 Millennials made those, but it's primarily Gen Z that grew up with it. The difference is that nowadays, content is usually primarily targeted at a younger demographic, but back then, people just made things that they liked. It just so happens that it was still content that the younger generation enjoyed lol, despite its usually darker themes and adult humor.
Oh boy, the author severely over estimate how these things were "popular" back in the days. They were fringe at best and most considered them stupid from day one. This is what we called survivor biass, this was internet culture to a degree sure, but the vast majority in the days were NOT on the net. Honestly internet was a place where fringe people gathered at first at least the first 15 years. Since most of what we still have of that time is on the net, what remains from that time period is vastly over represented by fringe elements. The stuff the author is listing was so fringe that I a terminally online millenial never heard of 90% of what he's talking about.
I'm an elder millenial (made in 82) and our memes were basically acid trips. YtMND, Albino Blacksheep, newgrounds, something awful, e baums world... etc.
Seriously, Skibidi toilet isn't really any worse than the stuff I watched when I was little It's only not funny because I'm now an adult. I'm sure it I actually went back and rewatched that stuff, instead of just remembering how funny I found it at the time, I'd hate most of it now
i'm an elder genz (1997) and the first pornography i was exposed to was Teen Titans hentai on Newgrounds. late millenials and early genz are victims of the internet fr; younger genz don't know how bad the internet used to be and older millenials were at least old enough to handle it. I remember when gore sites would just show up on page 1 of search results without much prompting. people around my age who were raised by the old wild west internet are basically victims of psychological warfare. watching 'Bloo Me' every day at 11 years old has turned me into some kind of mkultra victim.
@@Dushmann_ No one was "old enough to handle it." Everyone THINKS they're "old enough to handle it" when they go online, but it poisons and brainrots everyone. Even older millennials. Older millennials were just the first to really receive the full dose of the internet. There were some Gen X nerds on the earliest chatrooms networked across college campuses in the 80s, but Millennials got online at home first in the mid 90s.
You are right. When the time comes I will lay down and allow the moss of cringe to take over my body, and become so ungodly unfunny they'll have to invent newer more ironic ways to tell jokes it'll become a science. What we should not do is blame them for all our problems or tell them they have it 'so good', that we have no choice but to hold back from that urge as our predecessors gave into that exact urge.
I think the reason Gen X tends to get left out of these conflicts is because we didn't grow up on the internet. Gen Z and Millennials, for all their "conflict", have that common ground of having been formed by social media and "meme culture". They're kind of like the younger siblings who grew up more close in age, whereas Gen X is like the much older sibling who went off to college years ago and can't really relate to the other two. "Familiarity breeds contempt" they say
I, as a millennial, think it is because X is basically boomer Jr. The difference between you and boomers are too small in contrast to the sheer amount of boomers and their influence. X is the exhaust of boomers.
@@fritzbox6764 Gen X aren't just vastly different from Boomers, they are vastly different from everyone else. That's what makes them cool. It is something Millennials never understood, being that they are the most uncool generation currently alive and perhaps ever. No one wants to be a Millennial. No one. 🤣😂😅
The cultural shifts happen everyday, im 18 and my brother who is 10, probably never even watched (or watched very little and doesn't care) Gumball, regular show, adventure time, phineas and ferb, etc. He never played an NFS game, COD probably is going to be irrelevant by the time he is allowed to play it, same thing with the entire ubisoft catalogue. The things is to keep enjoying my things but never try to impose superiority on the new things, there's a reason everything comes and goes.
The fear of one day being just like every other generation that came before and hating everything that's new because "it's new and i don't get it" is real. It's about time pld people became less cynical and we gotta be the ones to change that because it is legitimately cringe
A video game crash is almost happening right now. Whole gaming will be irrelevant when they are allowed to play. They will probably only play a few games like Fortnite. But Fortnite will probably also be dead by that time.
@@sam1_2_1 not everything, some companies and indie games are going well, it's the triple As that are going to disappear or be massively reduced in size. My bro is probably going to see a fromsoftware game and a pos-gta6 rockstar game (if gta 6 is a success) dominating their respective lauch years. Good stuff that preserves its qualities tends to survive much longer in the cultural realm.
Im only 18 and i started to feel old when my cousins said they had never heard of ben 10. Gen Z is really going to take no longer being relevant and reaching unc status the hardest
Thank you for making this video.I've realized things about myself and I'm not going to stop them.We all need to come together and get this shit done. Good luck out there
@@YAH2121there are records of mother fucking Plato complaining on how the young now disrespect their parents and elders and how they disregard law and order, this is not new at all.
You completely missed the hipster era for millennial fashion. Scene/Emo was a very small rock/metal subculture, and rock/metal subculture has always been one for staying in the past when it comes to fashion. Hipster fashion was a lot more common, and aspects of which can be seen way more in modern millennial fashion. Though many hipsters became hypebeasts as they got older.
Former emo/scene kid here and you nailed it. There were far more hipsters at my high school and college than there were scene kids. It was pretty rare meeting other people who liked metalcore/post hardcore/pop punk music in contrast to indie rock/alt pop.
If everyone who now claims they were Emo were actually Emo I wouldn't have gotten so bullied in school and ironically, probably wouldn't have been an emo...
I really REALLY have to say: this is something spectacular. As an art's history student, this is a masterpiece. Not only you investigated the contemporary with memes, but also with the other key components that form a culture in his exterior. I'm planning to write a book in history of memes and their ripercussions in western culture. Definitely going to quote you massively
People care about other people’s socks and haircuts? Fashion is such a weird concept to me, there’s so much out there but you’re only going to wear one specific thing because it was put in style by some unseen deity or something.
A lot of this is more millennial theatre kid/extroverted nerd behavior. I didn’t know anyone outside of niche socially awkward circles that actually acted like this when I was in highschool between 2008-2012. It’s probably worth noting that when this stuff was popular, the internet was still transitioning from a place for just lonely turbo nerds to a place where everyone exists together. You essentially have the ‘cool kids’ on the internet reacting to an era where the internet was smaller and filled with a lot of dorks and websites like Reddit were (barely) clinging onto their counter culture status. The tastemakers weren’t exactly people with the strongest social lives. Of course you have SA and 4Chan that were doing their own thing and had their own weird and radically different culture/mannerisms that are arguably just as ‘Millennial’ as any of this. You might argue that staff and moderation on those sites were likely gen x, but I’d be surprised if most of the users weren’t millennial. (The founder of 4Chan is 36, btw)
Basically this. Even back then, nobody irl would've laughed at the Navy Seals copypasta. I did, because I was also a turbo nerd. NO WAY Moot is actually 36 WHAT!?
Personally I only learned that 2000/10s looked like this from videos like this. Almost nothing shown in this video is something you could've seen out "in the wild" back then and I'm convinced most of it outright didn't exist until *_much_* later.
@@LecherousLizard they had to make a video out of something. Not sure how much of the old internet still exist by this point. Might find some remnants here and there, but they would probably be a pain to find.
Funnily enough, this advice is the most Millennial thing to be said, millennial's biggest fear is to be finger-pointed, to be ridiculized, this can be understood when you think about two things, the insincere way they present themselves (Ironicizing every aspect of their personality, just so people don't have anything to ridiculize, everything displayed is satire) or their tribe-belonging mentality (Examples of this can be how urban tribes were thriving in the 00s and early 10s, an example of this nowadays is the obsession with popular culture, to belong to a certain entertainment's fanbase, this could be cinema like Marvel or Disney, certain websites like Reddit or 4chan, or even politics). Now, each one of us deals with intrinsic thrauma or fears, and we tend to develop an Idea to cope with this, in case of millennials, "Be yourself and don't give a shit" is the biggest philosophy of the Millennial generation. Of course I'm able to identify such behaviours in my generation, I'd say from my limited experience that Gen Z's biggest fear is not to be enough/not make use in full extent of your capabilities. That's why I think this idea of optimizing one self so appealing to Gen Z's. Icons like Andrew Tate fictional characters like Thomas Shelby are so appealing to Gen Z's because they represent in some ways the status we would love to have. This is all my biased opinion though.
@@baandroidarg2006 Um dude? Pretty sure EVERY human of EVERY generation doesn’t want to be pointed at and laughed at? It’s not like there’s a generation that’s impervious to the feeling of social shame and cringe. Your take is INCREDIBLY biased.
Imagine LIMC in the 16th century. "This new generation is being seen as cringe, with examples such as Martin Luther and his whiny list of complaints, as well as Henry VIII's insane tendencies with his wives."
@@thecompareablezombie used to be the opposite for me. Back when the internet was more like an oasis to escape from the real world. How the tables have been turned.
@@walkelftexasranger It's been 8 hours, you better be outside enjoying the wonders of nature that this world can offer (after any obligations you may have such as work, studies, whatever...).
At first I was scared to get old and no longer be young, but I greatly underestimated how amazing it is to not give shit about what other people think. No longer feeling the pressure to be cool was one of the best things to ever happen to me.
The fact that you think it will take "decades" is cute. It was only 10 years ago that the articles were floating around calling Millenials the young, weird, lazy but digitally adept generation. Gen z's time is already halfway over.
Man, I love all decent peeps. This stuff is pretty amusing though ^_^' Appreciate the consistent glimpses into online life that is beyond me. LIMC always givin' us something hehe Merci! ~a random canadian subscriber dude
As a 90s kid, i think it's the best era. The start of smartphones & internet. No social media nonsense After that its downhill. Social media really ruins kids.
@@echidnanatsuki882I think we all just collectively have had enough of this. I myself have stopped all youtube shorts/recommendations by turning off and clearing my history and i just hang around at channels im subbed to. I would recommend. It's pretty great not to doomscroll
the boomer comic at 8:06 is genuinely good though I love when things loop back around because they were more accessible in an earlier age like how! it's so intricate!
“I used to be with ‘it’, but then they changed what ‘it’ was. Now what I’m with isn’t ‘it’ anymore and what’s ‘it’ seems weird and scary. It’ll happen to you!"
i was a terminally online millenial since 9/11. i didn't expect the normies in my generation to get addicted to the internet 12 years later. i will agree they are cringe as shit, and so am i ofcourse.
In my opinion the biggest difference between millennials and Gen Z is the way the two groups view the world. Millennials remember easier and happier times from before the chaotic era we live in, but also the more negative aspects: this gives them a generally more optimistic outlook but most importantly they seem to want to cling on their past a lot, this is exemplified by the disney/Harry Potter adults and the continued use of fashion and humour. Gen Z on the other hand grew up in a world which was already very advanced in both technological and social terms and thus "spoiled" (which is not a bad thing of course, but idk how to explain it better), but at the same time they grew up in a world that's seemingly heading more towards chaos each passing year. The meme that Harambe's death caused everything is fitting because 2016 was a year in which most Gen Z started being fully conscious of the world, and saw it went from bad to worse in many aspects. Thus Gen Z developed a darker approach in life, often turning into extreme irony, nihilism, or the pursue of perfection at all costs, sometimes embracing more traditional social behaviours or elements in search for stability. As a bonus this Gen Z outlook would explain also the huge criticism on Gen Alpha, because those are kids and kids are generally happy and oblivious of the world around them. The fact that this Gen Alpha optimistic and oblivious outlook (natural imo for all children) is now visible to everyone thanks to the internet caused huge generational envy from Gen Z. But this is a take of an old Zoomer, I'm curious to see other people's opinion about this
I saw millennials get labeled as spoiled and ungrateful in the past, back in the 2010s when they were hated while zoomers were seen as the edgy and "based" generation. There were a bunch of op-eds being written all the time about how millennials were killing all of the businesses because they wouldn't spend money. I see zoomers grasp at nostalgia as well, they just romanticize the 2000s instead of the 90s. They've turned things that were widely despised like the Star Wars prequels, the Michael Bay Transformers movies and Twilight into hallmarks of nostalgia.
Oh you're so full of shit "The easier and happier era" is either you being an oblivious child at the time, unaware of the hardships and struggles your elders had to real with to give you your childhood, or you being an even younger child judging the past by ads and sitcoms.
@@reiangossling6395 Yeah as a Millennial I remember those op-eds. Which I would ask, "With what money do they expect us to pay with?" Gen Z might think they are screwed, but they might not realized the Millennials also got screwed around their age on top of dealing with the lockdowns. I do think Millennials probably had a better childhood because the 90s were generally remembered as being one of the better decades. I still remember being able to wait for family outside the gate in the airport and I remember the airlines serving actual food. In a way Millennials might have it worse, because they actually were part of a good decade and since then everything continues to go down. I can't really remember a singular good period within the last 15 years. There might have been hope for Occupy Wall Street, but that kind of fell flat. Which if I heard correctly was when the people in charge were successful in dividing up the people with identity politics.
@@kosmosXcannon hate to say it but it really was when the towers fell that the bubble slowly popped for millenials. We searched for things to comfort us - the wild west internet, social media, entertainment media, psychotherapy - in an attempt to ignore pointless war, Fox News, growing social division and obvious unchecked corpo greed. We were the gen that learned too young that the good guys hardly ever win, so we cling to #90skid nostalgia when the world seemed to be better.
As a Gen-Z the only thing I’m gonna lament when I hit millennials age in my thirties is the headlines and trends saying I have a rivalry with Gen-Alpha. Like bro by that point in my life I’ll be trying for a kid I couldn’t give less of a care what cringe things teenagers and 20 year olds are doing
@@sabinocanyon4164 Millennial Twitch streamers LOVE bringing it up, it's gotten to a point I click off anytime they pity "zoomers" or "gen alpha". It's drivel spoken to prop themselves up on a pedestal when all they do all day is live a sedentary lifestyle and pull faces on a camera - like they're any better. I saw this video and knew it was going to validate my beliefs - pointless. But I'm moreso here for the comments and replies of like-minded people who are exhausted from it.
@@scrittle lol you realize you use millenial culture and millenial inventions twitch, mid journey,chatgpt,Instagram,WhatsApp, Snapchat is all millenial
@@jointhefun4 For technology, we still drive cars and ride trains that were conceived by Victorians, vital inventions are irrelevant to generation talk. Software isn't mind blowing. As for millennial culture, a commenter more knowledgeable than me has already pointed out every generation learns from the culture of the previous: Millennials and their rock movement were inspired by the movements of gen x, Zoomers and their anti-corporate stance on big business were inspired by millennials, among many other things. I don't see how this reduces the significance of zoomers, most of us are in our mid-tens to early twenties and most millennials are in their 30-50s so have had more opportunities to innovate. It's not a fair comparison, or one made in good faith.
@@scrittle it's a fair comparison since you like to vilify millennials alot the same rule applies ,millennials are leading in innovation and creators of social media culture something all of you like to thrive on so what have you done
Lol is that what Gen Z are doing? Sounds like you're getting metaphysically pranked bro, that's the same kind of thing that was going on in the mid-late '90s so you have a perfect and literal "born too early, born too late" going on. Now you just need to find the perfect "born just in time" to cap the whole thing off and you're set. For what? I dunno. Anyway, are they wearing flannel shirts tied around their waists this time?
I remember when skibidi toilet first came out and everyone was saying "its so cool the new generation also likes gmod animations!" and then a few weeks later we started hating them for liking it too much.
@@smorrow Generally even that isn't on reddit anymore. Mainly its just people being passive aggressive for 6 upvotes. It's generally a cesspool but the smaller communities are generally more capable of normal conversation
Gotta put some respect on LIMC's name. Despite very likely being within the topic generation of the vid, he kept everything professional and academic. kudos.
What Zoomers think of millennials, Alpha will think of zoomers, beta squad will think of Alphas, and so on. But also, millennials hates other millennials and this style and humor. I’m confident a lot of Gen Z hates the fashion, ramen top haircuts, and tik tok brainrot humor that other gen z has
Millennial here, and millennial core is probably the most cringe thing I've ever seen. if anything, it reminds me of people I knew back in high school and college, who themselves, acted like this ironically.
I can confirm that suspicion of yours, although I don't really get all the drama about it I thought we're just making fun of each other a bit here, but it looks like some millennials and zoomers really do hate each other, which is wild considering how big the overlap is... I mean: These numbers are placed pretty arbitrary, and most of the culture on the Internet is a weird mix from everything anyway
So... you both had a bad upbringing AND didn't get to be ganged upon as a "millenial, who ruined everything that was great before them"? Idk, it feels like it says more about you. I didn't feel the need to either insult those who came before me, or make life harder for those, who came after just because I was looked down at. But you do you, I guess. Have a nice day.
@@TheArklyte How on earth did you manage to reach THAT conclusion from a fairly neutral, impossible to misunderstand, inoffensive comment that doesn't mention you or your insecurities in any way, shape or form? This is just like the "I like pancakes" "So you hate waffles" meme, but worse. I may as well have said "I like pancakes" and gotten "So you think it's funny my wife left me???"
Same, finishing up a degree as a transfer non-trad student has not been great. All my classmates treat me like garbage once they know I'm in my 30s and ive adapted to being an apathetic jerk to fend off negativity. Glad I'm graduating next month, maybe I can have some friends again?
Just work in retail and watch every possible age of person manage to chuck a tantrum if they don't get exactly what they want, human beings default to child settings hilariously easily.
I don’t wanna hear it, the other day a 20 year old kid showed up to work driving a V-6 mustang and literally wearing a cape. I laughed so hard I cried.
I'm a Millennial and work in a high school. The thing I've found that ages me the most is Simpsons references - the youngest Zoomers simply have never watched it, because it was never good in their lifetime. It's such a shift in culture - for Gen Xers and Millennials it was one of the biggest shows ever to exist. _Everyone_ had seen it. Now nobody under 20 has.
Even as an elder Gen Z kid the Simpsons was considered to be beyond its prime. I guess I would say Family Guy and South Park humor was very big growing up but now it’s only older audiences that still watch it.
As a 32 year old millenial, I wouldn't recommend younger zoomers or older gen-A to watch The Simpsons. They aren't missing much. Sure, there're a good amount of good episodes, but the show went down years ago and the show standards have changed. I still remember when I was at my mom's uncle' s country house. I was looking for cartoons to watch. He had suggested King of the Hill, but I was more interested in Futurama. I don't want to start getting invested in characters of a show I've never watched, to understand them and so on.
"Everyone"? Simpsons is a US thing thing though. I'm a millennial and not only I never really felt like watching it, it was barely ever broadcasted in my country to begin with. Ask me about any 1990/2000s Cartoon Network shows though and I've probably seen them all. Or any of those "low budget" live actions shows like Stargate, Farscape, MMPR or Xena.
@@LecherousLizard Clearly not a US thing by ANY means, I've seen tv reruns of old episodes and even new ones to this day on non english channels. Plus old people love the simpsons and that's worldwide. Homer's funny. I remember watching Italian reruns of the first episodes... That and the spanish ones. No really, early simpsons was worldwide of a phenomenon.
there's nothing in this world more conformist than fashion. buying the "trendiest" attires and bullying others for wearing "dated clothes" screams *I SUBSCRIBE TO THE CURRENT THING!*. literal herd mentality.
Sheep can weave some beautiful tapestries. I don't subscribe to [current thing] like broccoli hair, but I ain't complaining. Looks weird, but when I was in school sideburns were all the rage.
I'm 37 and I prefer younger generations stuff and was born in the wrong generation. I was the only person aside from my best friend who grew up online and as chronic gamers. Everyone else was chronicly... offline, and it was horrible for us. I could not talk to them about anything and had to put on a fake normie persona to not get bullied. As a teen I couldn't wait to get home from school to talk to my online friends from overseas, or talk to adults about adult things especially older women about flirting/sex stuff. 2006 and onward was Facebook in its prime, which was their first online world, and it was normie as fuck. No memes, no humor, just frat photos and vacation trip selfies. Nowadays the internet is finally relatable to me and funny, especially post-Elon twitter. The reason I hate the stereotypical mushroom-hair zoomer going around saying "bussin no cap fr" isn't because of their generation, but because I can tell that demographic of person is the jock bully/gang member type of gen z BONUS: In the 2000s, only teens/young adults who were into anime/gaming/memes were the obese, low-functioning autistic Chris-Chan types. So it is VERY BIZARRE to see in gen z, attractive, in-shape people especially women who like this stuff instead of despise it. I cannot get used to that. It's like seeing a black man in klan robes. That's the one gen z thing I cannot get, but it is a very good thing I admit and makes me jealous.
2000-2003 kid here and I completely agree with being credited for the newfound chaos of cyberspace. I get why millennials fawn over the old net, but the old net was dull and 4Chan. The popularity of anime was all thanks to Nickelodeon and Nintendo dominating the late 90's by dubbing Japanese animes overseas. Even with how broken and predatory the internet is today, it's still an escape for like minded people to discuss what they have in common.
As a millennial whenever I see generational bashing especially the young one I try to debunk it. I remember getting shat on and as an ancient entity born last millennium it's my responsibility to stop that crap. (any cringe you felt reading this is a gift from me and only makes me more powerful)
here's one. i'm a 33 y/o and last year i carpooled to work with a guy who was 15 years older than me, and he was constantly trying to show me tik tok videos all the time that i thought were dumb as hell (i have never used tik tok, i didn't know what it was), and then he was raving about this chinese website where you can order really cheap shit but it's all made by child labor.
@@joshnoe8673 The problem is that Boobers complained about Millennial's, because most of them could not use phones and still though that random student can afford hose and a car without selling drugs (because they could). The problem with Gen-Z is that jokes about people with no life, who from basements of they parents wage war ageist woke. Because they can't find girl, who literally never were body pillows or replacement mothers. Is literally the reality! Millennial's hold criticism, because it is hard to attack kids. But oldest Z's are now almost 30! And internet turn into insufferable incel shit in last decade!
@@joshnoe8673 it always end up with a: "We weren't different when we were younger", from me, and a: "but,..." followed by perplexed silence or a shitty excuse that it was different when it was us.
@@TwisterTornado What? Fedoras were a late 2000s thing worn mainly by teenagers, i.e. mid-to-late millennials. I had a bunch of guys like that in my middle school class and we're from '95, which some people don't even want to classify as "millennial". How is that anyhow close to gen X?
@@TwisterTornado Again: What? For one you bring up a case of a SINGLE group in a SINGLE school. And it's not even fedoras, but trenchcoats. Somewhat related, but completely irrelevant in this case. Secondly, I can't find a SINGLE mention of fedoras being in fashion in any capacity after 70s until mid-2000s. Also, of course fedora fashion wasn't invented in 2000s. Where did I even as much as imply that?
@LecherousLizard as a former fedora tipper raised on anime reruns on Adult Swim, I concur: that's millennial shit. The problem with these retrospective analysis is that they're just that: retrospective. 4chan and Tumblr were both millennial things, as was both "edgy" 2000's comedy like MadTV and colorful stuff like Steven Universe, and both things were both relevant and important.
@@TwisterTornado You knew _these_ guys? Damn, I guess one of them must've told you to not go to school that day, eh? Also are you serious? "Others agree with me"? Do you seriously think having 5 likes gives you some kind of moral high ground? You must've took a wrong turn, this isn't Reddit.
3:27 I love how as someone born in late 90's I still grew up on core millenial culture, simply because it took that many years to be introduced to my country.
As a younger millennial, I’ve only seen “millennial cringe” videos in meme reviews like this because I’m allergic to TikTok, but I can’t help but find those women cute (no hetero) for just being themselves and leaning into what they think is funny or entertaining? I guess it’s the self-confidence in the face of being cringe that I lowkey admire because I’ve been on that social-anxiety/low self-esteem journey for years. Generational wars and tribalism is kinda just human nature. There’s no real need for me to participate in the name-calling cuz I just like to see people be themselves I’m pretty excited to hit my next decade this year cuz man, my 20s have been a turbulent and depressing time and I know the kiddos years younger than me are feeling it just as bad if not worse
Why Millennial women in particular? I feel this in general for most Millennials. The "I might be cringe, but atleast I am free" is real. Trying to be liked by everyone is a prison. We all deserve a authentic and seasoned life. It doesn't have to be everyone's taste, just your own. The right people who connect with that will find you. Hope we can be more tolerant of people who vibe different.
hi LIMC i dont know if you are reading this but i liked your 12 min video. very well documented. if its possible you should make more long form videos. love ya❤.
The weird thing to me is the slang. There is so much "Gen Z/Gen Alpha" slang being pushed and i dont remember this much slang being used AT ALL when i was in HS in late 2010s. It has to be the internet and social media
Gan gan, pookie bear and gyatt never made sense to me, but whenever somebody screams GYATTT it reminds me of my YT poop days hearing "yeey", "sos" and "luul". There's something charming about this aloof lexicon.
Most of this slang will weather away rather quickly. I bet in couple of years no one would be able to say "gyatt" receiving a reaction of speaking so 2024.
The intergenerational hate will remain no matter what the generations are that are hating/be hated upon. It's called Juvenoia, and it will always exist.
I was born at the very start of what most consider the beginning millennial years. I've always despised trends from every generation, lost in between the ages of those who ruined the economy and those who ruined culture.
Splitting people into discrete groups like this probably doesn't reflect the reality. There are a ton of subcultures out there, and they all speak differently. I can't imagine anyone in a pet circle cringing at someone for saying "pupper" or "doggo". People from outside the circle may cringe, though. I personally find a lot of subreddits cringe and others based. There is also a lot of cringe GenZ and GenA out there.
Zoomers think they came up with long socks? Nah, that was Millennials in the 2010s when the cuffed pants fad started. Some people kept up with the ankle socks and cuffed pants, but I switched from ankle socks to crew and started only buying long socks like 10 years ago to accommodate a better aesthetic with rolled up cuffed pants.
Gen X was originally meant to be a "catchy name" where the X was short for "eXtreme!!!!1" since they were all into Xtremely Kool LetterZ and risky sports like skateboarding tricks and offroad racing. Gens Y, Z, and Alpha are named because of a misunderstanding and a lack of creativity to come up with a catchier title. Wait, "crew socks" is a thing? That's literally all I've ever worn, and I don't remember anyone my age calling me out on it. AND I always had a middle part, and I hate "Millennial Grey"/Sad Beige Parent aesthetics... Am I actually, somehow, a Zoomer? In truth, we are all cringe, and in this way, we are all united. And we are all free. 4:40 This whole image is incredible, and the longer you look, the funnier it gets.
Guys... We were doing *SO GOOD* as long as we didn't try to bring back the humour of our childhood and attempt to show how much better we've had it! Let's not become the *"kids these days"* adults we've despised so much back then. We've laughed at adults as well, so don't be surprised or angry that we're next. We can still appreciate and enjoy things from our childhood *while* letting others enjoy their current childhood.
Most of us don't. However, being quiet doesn't get much attention. I recognize that much of this is an endless cycle and whatnot but I at least try to rise above it.
> as long as we didn't try to bring back the humour of our childhood What's wrong with it? Of course "attempt to show how much better we've had it" is cringe, but why should I change my style of humor? Yeah, it will look like "dad jokes" in a couple of years, but so what? =-)
@@Straga_Severa_ Of course, nothing wrong with continuing to enjoy the laughs we had back then. If it still meets your sense of humour, there's nothing wrong with that. I also go back to content from the past to have a laugh from time to time :) I meant that it is fine as long as we don't bring it back in order to say and show that "this is real humour" and call it superior to Gen Z's or Alpha's. If it's just to enjoy ourselves, cool. Just let the kids be weirded out by us, they'll cringe at our fun either way^^
The fact that me and the boys joke with each other with the humour we like where you can hear us is not us "bringing it back" it's us being us between us. I don't give half a flying fuck what some other think about the way we do things between us, I have no obligation to front being in on some teenager trend just for the comfort of someone who may drop in on the conversation. Nor do I have the power to stop someone from enjoying their "current childhood". I don't recall ever saying or doing the crap people assign to "millennial" things, so pick up your straw, man, and shove it.
I hated "gen alpha humor" more than what was popular in like the late 2010s, until I realized they're both unfunny and I just generally hate pop culture
5:36 Don’t ever forget the “Unicorn that poops rainbows” omg so funnie phenomenon that was on every T-shirt, coffee cup, poster, etc that plagued the 2010s (for the record I’m a millennial and I never thought that was funny... it was a phase that lasted so long and I was embarrassed my generation created it, I also blame Lisa Frank’s artistic influence on our childhoods)
Generation x Generation Generations - For New Generations to experience Old Generations and vice versa (& Knuckles) The end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never
You know this whole generational war that has happened since the dawn of time thing seems like a really good metaphor for how samsara and karma works. I guess the acceptance of it being just a thing that has happened since we have, and will happen after we're gone, and that really not much actually truly changes and just passes from one generation to another, and learning to accept that every generation before you was cringe, you are cringe, and every generation afterwards will be cringe, and that is okay- Is kind of like nirvana?
I'm a millenial who's also Egyptian, we had our own peak of cringe some years after the 2011 revolution, we used comics to vent at the time and it evolved till it lost its relevance and we all - generations- became part of the universal stream of the internet, all afraid to be cringy. That said, this is all virtual. It'd be better if we recognize that and just enjoy whatever makes us laugh. I came here originally to see why cats are called cars 🤝
Some people just want to sort everyone into neat little boxes so they feel they have some form of control over the wild roiling chaos of the universe. They don't and they're wrong but it helps them feel that way.
this is the longest video i saw in limc
It's not the first time he has done longer videos
@@randomguy8336 really i never seen a longer video but thanks for telling me
It's like a rare feature film release
@@abdiwahidm260 he has a second channel dedicated to long videos
Bro really hates millennials
As an older gen z, I genuinely can't wait to be the old and cringe generation, because nothing in my life gives me more joy than seeing the look of horror on my gen alpha brother's face when I use gen alpha slang. I call him 'skibidi ohio toilet rizzler' and his disgusted expression is priceless.
Yeah, I’m starting to understand my parents and older cousins a bit better lol
That's gen z slang
@@Guybuy14no it is gen alpha slang
@@poochythedogi think rizz and ohio came from gen z
@@frosgareNo it didnt , I dont clain Ohio as a Gen Z
Ngl wojacks are just this generations rage comics
I thought everyone back then that were the evolution.
100%. Wojack is literally early 9gag days meme
Gen Z meme - ugly guy says something I don’t like, more attractive guy says something based
4chan Millennials created wojaks.
@@Augrills the bluackpilllllahahencbshzhebxjshs
It's a cycle that never ends.
It will end if we all come together and accept that sex is bad and no longer procreate.
Yes It IS 💀
The more we spread awareness of it the more that the cycle breaks
@@chakravartinarya269what 😂
WE are THEM but in the PAST
Just wanna point out in real life, at least in my experience with people, none of this stuff exists. This is all just terminally online bs.
Exactly
This.
it does they are lazy af and dont want to have kids
Definitely.
Living in reality is a lot better than feeding into social media garbage.
Trying to discriminate people based on some made up bracket they were born in is just lame af.
It’s nice to know that never changing my style means once every 15 years I will be trendy
Make it 20.
But yeah, you're right.
Never throw away out of fashion clothes, just wait until they get into fashion again.
Home made vintage.
Yeah what new is old again he’ll there even people who dress 1950s style ain’t it called cottagecore also why not dress what ever you like instead of following trends and shitting on everyone who ain’t with the trend I’m a millennial and I wear lose pants I never put on baggy jeans or skinny jeans or dress 1950s style it ain’t my thing but it is some people thing I ain’t going to shit on them for it
Also it funny how people who follow fashion trend when they think their individualistic but their following the leader ok but don’t act like you better lol
I also have not changed my style since high school. Why? I always bought oversized, so all my stuff still fits, and I have neither the time or money to find and buy the new trends.
For most, becoming an adult means taking on more responsibility than you can reasonably handle and then getting stressed when you fail to manage it as well as you know you used to.
It's a tale as old as time. If you are young you are stupid. If you are middle aged you are cringe. If you are old you are irrelevant. It has nothing to do with generations and it has nothing to do with you as an individual. People just like to lump others into groups because generalizing is easy and people don't want to take the time to properly get to know each other.
we came from banging rocks together and using fire for warmth to this and people are convinced they understand an entire generation of people
we've had the internet for barely 30 years and still can't comprehend more than three different opinions on a controversy, never mind nuance. it's just silly
Not "dont want to take the time", but "cant take the time". There are so many people it is impossible to consider every individual in every day life. We put things into groups because its the only way we can comprehend things in the universe.
i like this comment.
I always find it amazing that the most viewed vids people just assume is a good understanding of an entire gen, lol talk about extreme cognitive bias...
Boomers ran, and still continue to influence the world (through politics) due to being a large and overall wealthy generation. You don't become irrelevant until nobody left cares about you.
Pyro would spend 8 hours explaining what a millenial is.
Edit:My first comment that did well was a copypaste. We are truly finished..
Darkwood
Warkdood
@@CouscousEnjoyerwhat?
If it's a livestream, then 12 hours, he would watch at stuff like baked beans every 15 minutes.
My darkwood.
Cringe men create hard times
Hard times create based men
Based men create good times
Good times create cringe men
Almost all of the cringe meme trends referenced in this video were created by ladies, not guys. Women just aren't funny and are desperate for attention.
Late Gen Z is actually very weak and full of doomers. The earlier millennials (that didn't stay a stereotype) would have had time to self-reflect and invest in crypto early because 2015 (THE CURRENT YEAR) wouldn't be the first year of adulthood for them.
The 60’s-80’s (gen x timeline) were not hard times. They were the best of times
@@iamthelaw82that's what I find hilarious. Boomers really thought they were the strong ones. I am cringe, but I am stronger than them. The fact I can recognize this merely makes me more cringe, just like Diomedes before me.
@@LegendStormcrowboomers are the weaker ones compared to the older ones since the greatest generation and the silent generation had to deal with the Great Depression to some extent
Note: I say some extent because the older members of the Silent generation had to deal with the Great Depression
so "milennial cringe" is just people who never stopped being tumblr girls and reddit lads?
It never ends.
SAD.
basically, or doing the same thing as gen z tiktokers but have the temerity to be 10 years older.
sadly i was more of a 4chan guy
@@Guts-blood For all the shit 4chan gets, us 4chan guys turned out better that the redditors and the tumblrites.
“I used to be with ‘it’, but then they changed what ‘it’ was. Now what I’m with isn’t ‘it’ anymore and what’s ‘it’ seems weird and scary. It’ll happen to you!"
- Abraham Simpson
it? haha. peanits.
Well, I'll keep tying an onion to my belt, no matter what these young whippersnappers say.
@@benjamindrheestraight up jorkin it
Growing old in real time.
I swear the TH-camrs who got on TH-cam 10 years ago I’m watching them come to terms one weekly video at a time
@@uss_04 youtube turns 20 next year
Ive been on the internet since 2007-2009. The fact pepe and wojak have lasted so long through the 2010s and into the 2020s is so impressive.
the forever alone and ragecomic memes disappeared quickly compared to wojak, i'm surprised, they were everywhere back in the late 2000's
@@ledernierutopiste forever alone, trollface, ragecomics memes were too rigid formats to last that long. Wojak instead is a more fuzzy sentiment and the format is way loose compared to the former.
I'm an Xennial and I've been on since 1996. I really miss Mr. T and his love for eating bals.
Wojack meme template was able to evolve and adapt much better to the current times then rage comics. Especially with the Bitcoin memes in the mid-to-late 2010s and then the NPC meme in 2019 ish to even now. The template is practically perfect for evolving
@@HudsonsDiary yes, it is
As a millennial, i dont act like this.
Yes i did grow up on early Internet
I smile when i see younger generations playing pokemon
Shut up unc, go back to your skibidi retiring home
Unc
Boomer
That’s cool!
I am not a mean person, unlike the others who have commented here.
I do not have any beef with Millennials.
Ok millennial
Monty python is just pure 1970s shitposting it's fantastic
The weird thing is that I don't think I've met any person from other generations that thought Monty Python is cringe, if they had watched it.
Maybe some things transcend generations and become timeless.
@@CB66941 Monty Python is amazing, although it too has its highs and lows xD
@@CB66941 Never thought about that but you are right, from 20 to 60 year olds most people I know who actually watched them like them
They haven't been topped. The generations from Boomers to Gen Z will quote _Life of Brian_ and _The Holy Grail._ Pretty impressive, really.
@@slicedtopieces Yeah everyone I know in gen Z loves them. It's pretty rare to find someone who actively doesn't like Monty Python in general
I'm 35 and the Disney/Harry Potter people and people who used words like "doggo" were always cringe, even back in 2010. In the video he says: "There is always going to be cringe people...", that's so spot on
there is a great video out there on "melenial writting" that pretty excellent. It covers this obbession with trying to be cool by using lame slag and overly verbose language. I beleive the author refers to it as "twitter speak" .
@@jakeroonyes, the adoption of ironic cringespeak was a major L for Millenials
Im 25 and i could never stand any of that, it was never funny and neither was vine. I regret spending any time on tumblr, all that taught me was different self harm methods and how to make myself a victim, not to mention the “infinite genders” 🤡
Yes these people were cringe back then and still cringe today nothing to do with generations
@@jakeroonyou can't even spell in spite of having autocorrect available to do it for you, so I'm sure that the label on a can of beans is "overly verbose" for you.
>Me
>Born in 1996
> I can’t relate with either generation fully
I'm from '95 and half the generational estimates put me in the zoomer category, like, my brother in Christ, I was there when we're tipping fedoras, it doesn't get more millennial than THAT.
@LecherousLizard wow you're insecure as fuck. Stop being obsessed with the generation bullshit and you'll live a happier life.
We are usually called zelenialls but we really are that mix in between I think
There are always people who fall into transitional 'cusp' generations. My sister was born right at the border of gen x and millennial. She knew a childhood before the internet and cell phones, but was one of the first teens of the internet.
you're retarded, anon
you don't fit with anyone
"Every generation imagines itself to be more intelligent than the one that went before it, and wiser than the one that comes after it."
- George Orwell, author of "1984"
Exactly.😊
Humans always find a reason to fight each other, but i understand. it is kinda fun
This reminds me of those guys who mock gen alpha for watching skibidi toilet while still defending mlg and ytp content.
"I didn't fucking say that" George Orwell
For quoting George Orwell and typing
"- George Orwell, author of "1984""
your comment should be disliked immediately
The meme you posted at 11:32 is exactly how I've always felt and it's always bummed me out that the world has such a hard time embodying that.
1:30 Its funny that boomers would call milenials "the me me me generation" because "the me generation" was exactly the name boomers were given when they were young. Execpt boomers did grow in a time of unparalleled economic growth making them take it for granted
I mean, there's that whole meme about hard times creating strong men and good times creating soft men and whatnot. I personally think it's just meaningless drivel that sounds pithy so people just repeat it online, but I do believe that every generation thinks that they are the "strong men" who created the "good times", while anyone coming after them are the "soft men", while *that* generation is convinced that *they* are the "strong men" instead who had to grow up in the "hard times" created by the previous generation of "soft men". It's less of a cycle in human history than a cycle in generational psychology.
@@Horvath_Gabor it's a quote from fight club (the movie, no idea if it's in the book), the irony being that it's about a bunch of unhappy dudes who feel weak and try to feel strong by committing escalating acts of violence instead of going to therapy
i agree though, it's a constant that the older generation will treat the younger as ungrateful for enjoying a slightly easier present, even though the whole point is to work toward a better future (until we go to space or achieve peace or something)
the whole thing's dumb, we struggle to get along, so i don't know why people are so certain this time, for real, 100% now, the kids are doomed and the future is hanging by a thread
maybe getting old just makes you more aware of war and economics and it's scary and complicated. just take a moment to chill instead of hating kids lmao
I cosign on this comment. 100% facts.
Exactly. In the book Something Happened by joseph heller there's a silent gen dad talking about his boomer daughter, and it sounds EXACTLY like the crap we've heard about millenials and then about gen z. It's just old people being old and grumpy, as limc says at the end of this vid
@@asafcohen3272 I watched a video a while back (maybe a short) that goes through such "older generation talks crap about the younger generation" comments, except from historical texts, and it ends with an ancient Greek philosopher talking about how the youth of the city state are weak and too obsessed with theater and they will ruin everything.
Lmao they reaching "boomer" or "unc" status
It’s happening
@@LIMCsay your praymayers
@@LIMCI'm uncing so hard rn
Jokes on you, I've been unc since before it became a turn. 92 kid here. Lol
gen z and gen alpha doing the same cringey shit tho lmao.
is this really "millenial" stuff, or is it just cringe people being cringe on the internet?
I had a kid young (19) and she is now 12. I have actually really enjoyed hearing her come home with new slang picked up from school because it’s honestly hilarious. It just reminds me of when my friends and I would come up with weird shit and then terrorize our homes with it. So it makes me happy that my kid is also getting to do that. To give her the full experience, I have to lean into the “out of touch, kids these days, back in my day” parent expectation. But deep down I am proud of her
This is great/based/skibidi, the public/anons are satisfied/proud of you. You can take your reward/internetz/the current thing.
For the Disney/Harry Potter adults section, I would propose a ‘Friends’ people section. I have 30 year old friends that STILL shoehorn jokes from a mid sitcom that ended 20 years ago.
I'd go for "The Simpsons". Nobody under 20 has watched it.
oof. guilty.
@@drunkenhobo5039 Simpsons is still going strong with their 36th season about to come out in only a day
@@drunkenhobo5039Watched it when I was a kid, I am 26, but haven’t really watched it since.
@@drunkenhobo5039 To be fair, it was a generation-defining pop-culture juggernaut in the 90s... and then a tired old corporate vehicle for merchandise for the next 30 years, so it's not that surprising. That's what happens to every big pop-culture icon over time.
You can summarise the most annoying Millennials by the statement of “hates capitalism; obsessed with Disney”
Basically redditors
@@stevencooper4422 Eh generally reddit hates disney as per the hate capitalism part. Ironically they also hate socialism and anarchy though so I don't know exactly what their plan is lmao
There is no person who knows what they're talking about who both hates capitalism and has any genuinely warm feelings for disney, the evil hyperconsumerist megabrand, but ok
I'm Millenial, i like capitalism and despise Disney, especially everything they have put out in the last 10 years. Lol
@@stevencooper442299% of redditors
We like the long videos, keep em coming!
I mean... I grew up with TH-cam Poops and Gmod videos, it's not a Millenial thing, I was born in 2000. Like MLG, it overlaps, it just depends on how early you got online.
It IS a millennial thing.
@@jamboniepenesh7498 i was born in 2009 and i grew up with that stuff
@@wandiriswan6116 Born in 2008, same.
@wandiriswan6116 that doesn't change anything it just means you partook in millennial stuff. Nothing wrong with that. I find claiming it as zoomer is bullshit. That's my only gripe. Zoomers and alpha have roblox it's not like millennials are claiming we created it. Its like when zoomers claim they have specific humor when its just shit like tim and eric so random ironic memes. Most zoomer humor is millennial humor. Millennials are shit on constantly and are having the culture we created picked over like fuckng vultures.
@@jamboniepenesh7498 Millennials made those, but it's primarily Gen Z that grew up with it. The difference is that nowadays, content is usually primarily targeted at a younger demographic, but back then, people just made things that they liked.
It just so happens that it was still content that the younger generation enjoyed lol, despite its usually darker themes and adult humor.
And to think that in a couple years there might be a comprehensive guide to zoomers on the internet...
Generational cycles ya'll
Looking forward to it
please stop with the fake blackccent if you don't want to be remembered as unbearably cringe
Looking forward to telling my kids what a "Skibidi Toilet" was
@@wilburdemitel8468Cry racism harder, please.
@@wilburdemitel8468He is black, and there is nothing wrong either that!
Oh boy, the author severely over estimate how these things were "popular" back in the days. They were fringe at best and most considered them stupid from day one. This is what we called survivor biass, this was internet culture to a degree sure, but the vast majority in the days were NOT on the net. Honestly internet was a place where fringe people gathered at first at least the first 15 years. Since most of what we still have of that time is on the net, what remains from that time period is vastly over represented by fringe elements. The stuff the author is listing was so fringe that I a terminally online millenial never heard of 90% of what he's talking about.
Facts
I'm an elder millenial (made in 82) and our memes were basically acid trips.
YtMND, Albino Blacksheep, newgrounds, something awful, e baums world... etc.
New grounds and ebaums world brings back some memories
Seems to be the way a lot of memes are going.
Seriously, Skibidi toilet isn't really any worse than the stuff I watched when I was little
It's only not funny because I'm now an adult. I'm sure it I actually went back and rewatched that stuff, instead of just remembering how funny I found it at the time, I'd hate most of it now
i'm an elder genz (1997) and the first pornography i was exposed to was Teen Titans hentai on Newgrounds.
late millenials and early genz are victims of the internet fr; younger genz don't know how bad the internet used to be and older millenials were at least old enough to handle it.
I remember when gore sites would just show up on page 1 of search results without much prompting.
people around my age who were raised by the old wild west internet are basically victims of psychological warfare.
watching 'Bloo Me' every day at 11 years old has turned me into some kind of mkultra victim.
@@Dushmann_ No one was "old enough to handle it." Everyone THINKS they're "old enough to handle it" when they go online, but it poisons and brainrots everyone. Even older millennials. Older millennials were just the first to really receive the full dose of the internet. There were some Gen X nerds on the earliest chatrooms networked across college campuses in the 80s, but Millennials got online at home first in the mid 90s.
It is inevitable it will happen to every generation. The true cringe is thinking you won't end up being cringe.
i have one question for you...
why so serious?
*turns into jonkler*
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHEHEHEHEHE 🤡😈🔥🤟
You are right. When the time comes I will lay down and allow the moss of cringe to take over my body, and become so ungodly unfunny they'll have to invent newer more ironic ways to tell jokes it'll become a science. What we should not do is blame them for all our problems or tell them they have it 'so good', that we have no choice but to hold back from that urge as our predecessors gave into that exact urge.
@@unavaatufolks used to die with dignity, I'm glad we stopped all of that.
I haven't finished the video yet, but given than I've never been a Disney/Harry Potter/Star Wars adult, I think I'm good
@@Freddisred dawg what does this even mean
I think the reason Gen X tends to get left out of these conflicts is because we didn't grow up on the internet. Gen Z and Millennials, for all their "conflict", have that common ground of having been formed by social media and "meme culture". They're kind of like the younger siblings who grew up more close in age, whereas Gen X is like the much older sibling who went off to college years ago and can't really relate to the other two.
"Familiarity breeds contempt" they say
I, as a millennial, think it is because X is basically boomer Jr. The difference between you and boomers are too small in contrast to the sheer amount of boomers and their influence. X is the exhaust of boomers.
@@fritzbox6764 Gen X aren't just vastly different from Boomers, they are vastly different from everyone else. That's what makes them cool. It is something Millennials never understood, being that they are the most uncool generation currently alive and perhaps ever. No one wants to be a Millennial. No one. 🤣😂😅
@@KungPowEnterFist not even millennials want to be millennials…
@@oldradiosnphonographs 100% correct.
The cultural shifts happen everyday, im 18 and my brother who is 10, probably never even watched (or watched very little and doesn't care) Gumball, regular show, adventure time, phineas and ferb, etc. He never played an NFS game, COD probably is going to be irrelevant by the time he is allowed to play it, same thing with the entire ubisoft catalogue. The things is to keep enjoying my things but never try to impose superiority on the new things, there's a reason everything comes and goes.
The fear of one day being just like every other generation that came before and hating everything that's new because "it's new and i don't get it" is real. It's about time pld people became less cynical and we gotta be the ones to change that because it is legitimately cringe
A video game crash is almost happening right now. Whole gaming will be irrelevant when they are allowed to play. They will probably only play a few games like Fortnite. But Fortnite will probably also be dead by that time.
@@sam1_2_1 not everything, some companies and indie games are going well, it's the triple As that are going to disappear or be massively reduced in size. My bro is probably going to see a fromsoftware game and a pos-gta6 rockstar game (if gta 6 is a success) dominating their respective lauch years. Good stuff that preserves its qualities tends to survive much longer in the cultural realm.
It happens with every celebrity. They all come and go, and then get replaced by a more incremented version, if not plural versions, of them.
Im only 18 and i started to feel old when my cousins said they had never heard of ben 10. Gen Z is really going to take no longer being relevant and reaching unc status the hardest
Getting old is mindset changing from “Imagining your potential and what you can become” to “Settling into what you can get and trying to keep it”
Ooof yeah
Thank you for making this video.I've realized things about myself and I'm not going to stop them.We all need to come together and get this shit done. Good luck out there
I hate this corny form of age horoscopes.
That is the best description of this.. holy smokes.
I enjoy it because it makes everyone seethe
'muricans
This "generations" thing is a completely modern concept too, it did not exist until the 20th and 21st centuries, then was retroactively applied.
@@YAH2121there are records of mother fucking Plato complaining on how the young now disrespect their parents and elders and how they disregard law and order, this is not new at all.
You completely missed the hipster era for millennial fashion.
Scene/Emo was a very small rock/metal subculture, and rock/metal subculture has always been one for staying in the past when it comes to fashion. Hipster fashion was a lot more common, and aspects of which can be seen way more in modern millennial fashion. Though many hipsters became hypebeasts as they got older.
Former emo/scene kid here and you nailed it. There were far more hipsters at my high school and college than there were scene kids. It was pretty rare meeting other people who liked metalcore/post hardcore/pop punk music in contrast to indie rock/alt pop.
T R U C K E R H A T S!
2000 to 2009 evolution of the hipster
@@real30yearoldboomerhours53 Agreed, but that's probably why emo/scene kids are remembered more. They stood out, hipsters were "normal"
If everyone who now claims they were Emo were actually Emo I wouldn't have gotten so bullied in school and ironically, probably wouldn't have been an emo...
Eghm... no. Hipsters were a thing in 2000+ so after age of Millennials. Oldest Gen-Z are almost 30's now.
I really REALLY have to say: this is something spectacular. As an art's history student, this is a masterpiece. Not only you investigated the contemporary with memes, but also with the other key components that form a culture in his exterior. I'm planning to write a book in history of memes and their ripercussions in western culture. Definitely going to quote you massively
People care about other people’s socks and haircuts? Fashion is such a weird concept to me, there’s so much out there but you’re only going to wear one specific thing because it was put in style by some unseen deity or something.
Hi I love your video so much
(Also first)
Bowl cuts will return... Someday.
Humanity is cringe. All of us. None are exempt. Accept the cringe and have more fun.
Nah I'm built different, you can tell by my incredible sense of dramatic irony.
Oki doki >w
Cringe comment
No, i am based
Shoujo Ramune
Some fall of man type shit. We are all born guilty of original cringe, and need absolution. It's biblical
one of the rare longer video, which i like.
A lot of this is more millennial theatre kid/extroverted nerd behavior. I didn’t know anyone outside of niche socially awkward circles that actually acted like this when I was in highschool between 2008-2012. It’s probably worth noting that when this stuff was popular, the internet was still transitioning from a place for just lonely turbo nerds to a place where everyone exists together. You essentially have the ‘cool kids’ on the internet reacting to an era where the internet was smaller and filled with a lot of dorks and websites like Reddit were (barely) clinging onto their counter culture status. The tastemakers weren’t exactly people with the strongest social lives.
Of course you have SA and 4Chan that were doing their own thing and had their own weird and radically different culture/mannerisms that are arguably just as ‘Millennial’ as any of this. You might argue that staff and moderation on those sites were likely gen x, but I’d be surprised if most of the users weren’t millennial. (The founder of 4Chan is 36, btw)
Basically this. Even back then, nobody irl would've laughed at the Navy Seals copypasta. I did, because I was also a turbo nerd.
NO WAY Moot is actually 36 WHAT!?
@@Sykroid Sparta remixes on the other hand... Also FPS Doug is a forever classic.
Personally I only learned that 2000/10s looked like this from videos like this. Almost nothing shown in this video is something you could've seen out "in the wild" back then and I'm convinced most of it outright didn't exist until *_much_* later.
This video *is* some terminally online bullshit, after all
@@LecherousLizard they had to make a video out of something. Not sure how much of the old internet still exist by this point. Might find some remnants here and there, but they would probably be a pain to find.
Don't live your life based on what other people think is cool and you will be all set. Just be yourself and dont give a $h1t.
Funnily enough, this advice is the most Millennial thing to be said, millennial's biggest fear is to be finger-pointed, to be ridiculized, this can be understood when you think about two things, the insincere way they present themselves (Ironicizing every aspect of their personality, just so people don't have anything to ridiculize, everything displayed is satire) or their tribe-belonging mentality (Examples of this can be how urban tribes were thriving in the 00s and early 10s, an example of this nowadays is the obsession with popular culture, to belong to a certain entertainment's fanbase, this could be cinema like Marvel or Disney, certain websites like Reddit or 4chan, or even politics).
Now, each one of us deals with intrinsic thrauma or fears, and we tend to develop an Idea to cope with this, in case of millennials, "Be yourself and don't give a shit" is the biggest philosophy of the Millennial generation.
Of course I'm able to identify such behaviours in my generation, I'd say from my limited experience that Gen Z's biggest fear is not to be enough/not make use in full extent of your capabilities.
That's why I think this idea of optimizing one self so appealing to Gen Z's. Icons like Andrew Tate fictional characters like Thomas Shelby are so appealing to Gen Z's because they represent in some ways the status we would love to have.
This is all my biased opinion though.
@@baandroidarg2006
Um dude? Pretty sure EVERY human of EVERY generation doesn’t want to be pointed at and laughed at? It’s not like there’s a generation that’s impervious to the feeling of social shame and cringe. Your take is INCREDIBLY biased.
@@Werewolf.with.Internet.Access Fair point, maybe I need to reconsider my approach.
@@baandroidarg2006 What a shit take, I would say if you had some coherent take and not some widespread self-contradictory strawman bullshit
@@baandroidarg2006 ridicule*
Flexing your millennial core with that landscape aspect ratio brother
Says the generation obsessed with tiktok dance routines
@@_permanence what is a tiktok
Imagine LIMC in the 16th century.
"This new generation is being seen as cringe, with examples such as Martin Luther and his whiny list of complaints, as well as Henry VIII's insane tendencies with his wives."
*30 years war happens*
Whoever said that was absolutely correct and still is.
Go outside people, please.
I agree, it helps in many ways.
@@thecompareablezombie used to be the opposite for me. Back when the internet was more like an oasis to escape from the real world. How the tables have been turned.
No, it's cold there and I'm comfy in my bed >:c
@@kosmosXcannonoasis turned pacific ocean(trash included)
maybe we can clean it tho
@@walkelftexasranger It's been 8 hours, you better be outside enjoying the wonders of nature that this world can offer (after any obligations you may have such as work, studies, whatever...).
At first I was scared to get old and no longer be young, but I greatly underestimated how amazing it is to not give shit about what other people think. No longer feeling the pressure to be cool was one of the best things to ever happen to me.
commenting to help a small youtuber
Small TH-camr Lessons In Meme Culture
So thankful 🥰
Almost 2m is not small. Likely ragebait
@@haydenTenno- it's a joke man
So kind of you 🥰
Few decades from now we will get a video
"The Comprehensive Guide to Gen-Z on the internet"
more liek 3-5 yrs mate lmao
Oh God the amount of unadulterated cringe that video will have will be nuclear and this is coming from a person born in that generation
@@samyazza23 future generations shall cringe at your current comment
The fact that you think it will take "decades" is cute. It was only 10 years ago that the articles were floating around calling Millenials the young, weird, lazy but digitally adept generation. Gen z's time is already halfway over.
"decades"
7 years max
Man, I love all decent peeps. This stuff is pretty amusing though ^_^'
Appreciate the consistent glimpses into online life that is beyond me. LIMC always givin' us something hehe
Merci!
~a random canadian subscriber dude
As a 90s kid, i think it's the best era. The start of smartphones & internet. No social media nonsense
After that its downhill. Social media really ruins kids.
Agreed. Internet went from being a treasure to the biggest mistake in the span of a decade.
the videos are getting slowly longer he is adapting...
People's Attention Span are slowly healing
i like longer limc videos ngl
@@echidnanatsuki882yeah I don't even binge watch shorts now. Just watch regular long videos.
@@echidnanatsuki882I think we all just collectively have had enough of this. I myself have stopped all youtube shorts/recommendations by turning off and clearing my history and i just hang around at channels im subbed to. I would recommend. It's pretty great not to doomscroll
the boomer comic at 8:06 is genuinely good though
I love when things loop back around because they were more accessible in an earlier age
like how! it's so intricate!
0:19 I genuinely got scared by that for a second 😭🙏.
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“I used to be with ‘it’, but then they changed what ‘it’ was. Now what I’m with isn’t ‘it’ anymore and what’s ‘it’ seems weird and scary. It’ll happen to you!"
Zoomers next: “air is so cringe. Only millennials breathe it.”
Basically, the Internet is a never-ending digital nightmare if you ask me so.
noone asked you so. /j
it's like living a dual life. One in the net and one irl, while neither is any impactful
REAL
Millenial = Anyone younger than you that you don't like.
(Boomer = Anyone Older than you that you don't like)
POV you're Gen X
Gen X ahh comment
Uh oh, it's the X men!
Is it you or your brother that's Gen X?
I'll thank everyone in the replies for being a great example
i was a terminally online millenial since 9/11. i didn't expect the normies in my generation to get addicted to the internet 12 years later. i will agree they are cringe as shit, and so am i ofcourse.
In my opinion the biggest difference between millennials and Gen Z is the way the two groups view the world. Millennials remember easier and happier times from before the chaotic era we live in, but also the more negative aspects: this gives them a generally more optimistic outlook but most importantly they seem to want to cling on their past a lot, this is exemplified by the disney/Harry Potter adults and the continued use of fashion and humour. Gen Z on the other hand grew up in a world which was already very advanced in both technological and social terms and thus "spoiled" (which is not a bad thing of course, but idk how to explain it better), but at the same time they grew up in a world that's seemingly heading more towards chaos each passing year. The meme that Harambe's death caused everything is fitting because 2016 was a year in which most Gen Z started being fully conscious of the world, and saw it went from bad to worse in many aspects. Thus Gen Z developed a darker approach in life, often turning into extreme irony, nihilism, or the pursue of perfection at all costs, sometimes embracing more traditional social behaviours or elements in search for stability.
As a bonus this Gen Z outlook would explain also the huge criticism on Gen Alpha, because those are kids and kids are generally happy and oblivious of the world around them. The fact that this Gen Alpha optimistic and oblivious outlook (natural imo for all children) is now visible to everyone thanks to the internet caused huge generational envy from Gen Z.
But this is a take of an old Zoomer, I'm curious to see other people's opinion about this
I saw millennials get labeled as spoiled and ungrateful in the past, back in the 2010s when they were hated while zoomers were seen as the edgy and "based" generation. There were a bunch of op-eds being written all the time about how millennials were killing all of the businesses because they wouldn't spend money. I see zoomers grasp at nostalgia as well, they just romanticize the 2000s instead of the 90s. They've turned things that were widely despised like the Star Wars prequels, the Michael Bay Transformers movies and Twilight into hallmarks of nostalgia.
Oh you're so full of shit
"The easier and happier era" is either you being an oblivious child at the time, unaware of the hardships and struggles your elders had to real with to give you your childhood, or you being an even younger child judging the past by ads and sitcoms.
@@reiangossling6395 Yeah as a Millennial I remember those op-eds. Which I would ask, "With what money do they expect us to pay with?" Gen Z might think they are screwed, but they might not realized the Millennials also got screwed around their age on top of dealing with the lockdowns. I do think Millennials probably had a better childhood because the 90s were generally remembered as being one of the better decades. I still remember being able to wait for family outside the gate in the airport and I remember the airlines serving actual food.
In a way Millennials might have it worse, because they actually were part of a good decade and since then everything continues to go down. I can't really remember a singular good period within the last 15 years. There might have been hope for Occupy Wall Street, but that kind of fell flat. Which if I heard correctly was when the people in charge were successful in dividing up the people with identity politics.
Y’all always say ts 😭 you can replace the words with gen x and gen y and it would still be the same
@@kosmosXcannon hate to say it but it really was when the towers fell that the bubble slowly popped for millenials. We searched for things to comfort us - the wild west internet, social media, entertainment media, psychotherapy - in an attempt to ignore pointless war, Fox News, growing social division and obvious unchecked corpo greed. We were the gen that learned too young that the good guys hardly ever win, so we cling to #90skid nostalgia when the world seemed to be better.
As a Gen-Z the only thing I’m gonna lament when I hit millennials age in my thirties is the headlines and trends saying I have a rivalry with Gen-Alpha. Like bro by that point in my life I’ll be trying for a kid I couldn’t give less of a care what cringe things teenagers and 20 year olds are doing
This is it. After 30 you won't give a shit, trust me. I actually don't even know why I'm watching this
@@sabinocanyon4164 Millennial Twitch streamers LOVE bringing it up, it's gotten to a point I click off anytime they pity "zoomers" or "gen alpha". It's drivel spoken to prop themselves up on a pedestal when all they do all day is live a sedentary lifestyle and pull faces on a camera - like they're any better.
I saw this video and knew it was going to validate my beliefs - pointless. But I'm moreso here for the comments and replies of like-minded people who are exhausted from it.
@@scrittle lol you realize you use millenial culture and millenial inventions twitch, mid journey,chatgpt,Instagram,WhatsApp, Snapchat is all millenial
@@jointhefun4 For technology, we still drive cars and ride trains that were conceived by Victorians, vital inventions are irrelevant to generation talk. Software isn't mind blowing. As for millennial culture, a commenter more knowledgeable than me has already pointed out every generation learns from the culture of the previous:
Millennials and their rock movement were inspired by the movements of gen x,
Zoomers and their anti-corporate stance on big business were inspired by millennials, among many other things.
I don't see how this reduces the significance of zoomers, most of us are in our mid-tens to early twenties and most millennials are in their 30-50s so have had more opportunities to innovate. It's not a fair comparison, or one made in good faith.
@@scrittle it's a fair comparison since you like to vilify millennials alot the same rule applies ,millennials are leading in innovation and creators of social media culture something all of you like to thrive on so what have you done
I'm 29, and apparently, Gen Z style is my style in high school. Middle part, crew socks, loose jeans. Yeah, I was ahead of my time.
Lol is that what Gen Z are doing? Sounds like you're getting metaphysically pranked bro, that's the same kind of thing that was going on in the mid-late '90s so you have a perfect and literal "born too early, born too late" going on. Now you just need to find the perfect "born just in time" to cap the whole thing off and you're set. For what? I dunno. Anyway, are they wearing flannel shirts tied around their waists this time?
Crew socks + loose jeans is so millennial childhood, you wouldn't believe it. That's exactly what we were wearing in our high school in the late 90s.
I remember when skibidi toilet first came out and everyone was saying "its so cool the new generation also likes gmod animations!" and then a few weeks later we started hating them for liking it too much.
People hate on it because it's nonsense and unfunny. Which is exactly the type of content we liked when we were that young
I’m pretty sure the heckin’ doggerino reddit type speak evolved into uwu speak.
And it was never not cringe, you'd have to be deep in the reddit bubble to think otherwise
@@smorrow Generally even that isn't on reddit anymore. Mainly its just people being passive aggressive for 6 upvotes. It's generally a cesspool but the smaller communities are generally more capable of normal conversation
Gotta put some respect on LIMC's name. Despite very likely being within the topic generation of the vid, he kept everything professional and academic. kudos.
What Zoomers think of millennials, Alpha will think of zoomers, beta squad will think of Alphas, and so on.
But also, millennials hates other millennials and this style and humor. I’m confident a lot of Gen Z hates the fashion, ramen top haircuts, and tik tok brainrot humor that other gen z has
Millennial here, and millennial core is probably the most cringe thing I've ever seen. if anything, it reminds me of people I knew back in high school and college, who themselves, acted like this ironically.
I can confirm that suspicion of yours, although I don't really get all the drama about it
I thought we're just making fun of each other a bit here, but it looks like some millennials and zoomers really do hate each other, which is wild considering how big the overlap is...
I mean: These numbers are placed pretty arbitrary, and most of the culture on the Internet is a weird mix from everything anyway
i can't believe that I will be comparable to out of touch Boomers when Gamma squad comes along
@@milkuetea probably even worse in the future because of how fast technology changes in the modern world, and how rapidly social dynamics also change
I'm not surprised zoomers are finding us cringe now, we found Gen X and Boomers cringe, this is just the cycle continuing.
So... you both had a bad upbringing AND didn't get to be ganged upon as a "millenial, who ruined everything that was great before them"? Idk, it feels like it says more about you. I didn't feel the need to either insult those who came before me, or make life harder for those, who came after just because I was looked down at. But you do you, I guess. Have a nice day.
@@TheArklyte What?
@@TheArklyte How on earth did you manage to reach THAT conclusion from a fairly neutral, impossible to misunderstand, inoffensive comment that doesn't mention you or your insecurities in any way, shape or form?
This is just like the "I like pancakes" "So you hate waffles" meme, but worse. I may as well have said "I like pancakes" and gotten "So you think it's funny my wife left me???"
@@TheArklyte I am confused by this
@@kobybeefpizza lmao the internet never changes
As a Millennial, this is some shit I have to deal with almost everyday.
Same, finishing up a degree as a transfer non-trad student has not been great. All my classmates treat me like garbage once they know I'm in my 30s and ive adapted to being an apathetic jerk to fend off negativity. Glad I'm graduating next month, maybe I can have some friends again?
The majority of people have no idea how old generations are and lump the worst zoomers in with millennials.
Right, some of this is just dumping off their annoying parts onto us. XD
Just work in retail and watch every possible age of person manage to chuck a tantrum if they don't get exactly what they want, human beings default to child settings hilariously easily.
Can confirm people will all default to the same entitlement if they don’t get their way
I don’t wanna hear it, the other day a 20 year old kid showed up to work driving a V-6 mustang and literally wearing a cape. I laughed so hard I cried.
I'm a Millennial and work in a high school. The thing I've found that ages me the most is Simpsons references - the youngest Zoomers simply have never watched it, because it was never good in their lifetime.
It's such a shift in culture - for Gen Xers and Millennials it was one of the biggest shows ever to exist. _Everyone_ had seen it. Now nobody under 20 has.
Even as an elder Gen Z kid the Simpsons was considered to be beyond its prime. I guess I would say Family Guy and South Park humor was very big growing up but now it’s only older audiences that still watch it.
As a 32 year old millenial, I wouldn't recommend younger zoomers or older gen-A to watch The Simpsons.
They aren't missing much. Sure, there're a good amount of good episodes, but the show went down years ago and the show standards have changed.
I still remember when I was at my mom's uncle' s country house. I was looking for cartoons to watch. He had suggested King of the Hill, but I was more interested in Futurama.
I don't want to start getting invested in characters of a show I've never watched, to understand them and so on.
"Everyone"? Simpsons is a US thing thing though. I'm a millennial and not only I never really felt like watching it, it was barely ever broadcasted in my country to begin with.
Ask me about any 1990/2000s Cartoon Network shows though and I've probably seen them all. Or any of those "low budget" live actions shows like Stargate, Farscape, MMPR or Xena.
@@LecherousLizard Clearly not a US thing by ANY means, I've seen tv reruns of old episodes and even new ones to this day on non english channels. Plus old people love the simpsons and that's worldwide. Homer's funny. I remember watching Italian reruns of the first episodes... That and the spanish ones. No really, early simpsons was worldwide of a phenomenon.
As a Millennial I know of it but I never really watched the Simpsons. Probably due to how I went into anime instead.
there's nothing in this world more conformist than fashion. buying the "trendiest" attires and bullying others for wearing "dated clothes" screams *I SUBSCRIBE TO THE CURRENT THING!*. literal herd mentality.
Hipsters, people who want be so unique that they start looking identical.
Sheep can weave some beautiful tapestries. I don't subscribe to [current thing] like broccoli hair, but I ain't complaining. Looks weird, but when I was in school sideburns were all the rage.
Basic understanding of fashion. Go back to sweatpants lardarse
As I get older I don't keep up with fashion as much because I've learned how little it matters what 99% of people think about you.
I'm 37 and I prefer younger generations stuff and was born in the wrong generation. I was the only person aside from my best friend who grew up online and as chronic gamers. Everyone else was chronicly... offline, and it was horrible for us. I could not talk to them about anything and had to put on a fake normie persona to not get bullied. As a teen I couldn't wait to get home from school to talk to my online friends from overseas, or talk to adults about adult things especially older women about flirting/sex stuff.
2006 and onward was Facebook in its prime, which was their first online world, and it was normie as fuck. No memes, no humor, just frat photos and vacation trip selfies. Nowadays the internet is finally relatable to me and funny, especially post-Elon twitter.
The reason I hate the stereotypical mushroom-hair zoomer going around saying "bussin no cap fr" isn't because of their generation, but because I can tell that demographic of person is the jock bully/gang member type of gen z
BONUS: In the 2000s, only teens/young adults who were into anime/gaming/memes were the obese, low-functioning autistic Chris-Chan types. So it is VERY BIZARRE to see in gen z, attractive, in-shape people especially women who like this stuff instead of despise it. I cannot get used to that. It's like seeing a black man in klan robes. That's the one gen z thing I cannot get, but it is a very good thing I admit and makes me jealous.
So 1996 isn't the year you were born in
@@TechJacket-rz6il It was some auto-generated number when name was taken
2000-2003 kid here and I completely agree with being credited for the newfound chaos of cyberspace. I get why millennials fawn over the old net, but the old net was dull and 4Chan. The popularity of anime was all thanks to Nickelodeon and Nintendo dominating the late 90's by dubbing Japanese animes overseas.
Even with how broken and predatory the internet is today, it's still an escape for like minded people to discuss what they have in common.
@@scrittle Nintendo makes videogames lol
@@TechJacket-rz6il Hur hur yah but it make more than videe games hur hur
As a Zillennial I accept my fate, that in a couple of years I will be thrown into the void of uncess
That's sigma. Blud ain't no baby gronk
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As a millennial whenever I see generational bashing especially the young one I try to debunk it.
I remember getting shat on and as an ancient entity born last millennium it's my responsibility to stop that crap.
(any cringe you felt reading this is a gift from me and only makes me more powerful)
Listening to my fellow millennials turn into a bunch of curmudgeons whining about kids these days is legitimately depressing
here's one. i'm a 33 y/o and last year i carpooled to work with a guy who was 15 years older than me, and he was constantly trying to show me tik tok videos all the time that i thought were dumb as hell (i have never used tik tok, i didn't know what it was), and then he was raving about this chinese website where you can order really cheap shit but it's all made by child labor.
@@joshnoe8673 The problem is that Boobers complained about Millennial's, because most of them could not use phones and still though that random student can afford hose and a car without selling drugs (because they could).
The problem with Gen-Z is that jokes about people with no life, who from basements of they parents wage war ageist woke. Because they can't find girl, who literally never were body pillows or replacement mothers. Is literally the reality!
Millennial's hold criticism, because it is hard to attack kids. But oldest Z's are now almost 30! And internet turn into insufferable incel shit in last decade!
@@env0x So as person born in 90's you are Millennial.
He as person born in 70's is Gen X... yeh. Buying Chinese crap fit the bill.
@@joshnoe8673 it always end up with a: "We weren't different when we were younger",
from me, and a:
"but,..."
followed by perplexed silence or a shitty excuse that it was different when it was us.
Gen X IS NOT BASED… they cringy just like millennials. That whole rise up thing was just them giving it a try and failing
But they worked harder than millennials and even boomers
They're the reason why you even have a roof on your house
@@TwisterTornado What? Fedoras were a late 2000s thing worn mainly by teenagers, i.e. mid-to-late millennials.
I had a bunch of guys like that in my middle school class and we're from '95, which some people don't even want to classify as "millennial". How is that anyhow close to gen X?
@@TwisterTornado Again: What?
For one you bring up a case of a SINGLE group in a SINGLE school. And it's not even fedoras, but trenchcoats. Somewhat related, but completely irrelevant in this case.
Secondly, I can't find a SINGLE mention of fedoras being in fashion in any capacity after 70s until mid-2000s.
Also, of course fedora fashion wasn't invented in 2000s. Where did I even as much as imply that?
@LecherousLizard as a former fedora tipper raised on anime reruns on Adult Swim, I concur: that's millennial shit.
The problem with these retrospective analysis is that they're just that: retrospective. 4chan and Tumblr were both millennial things, as was both "edgy" 2000's comedy like MadTV and colorful stuff like Steven Universe, and both things were both relevant and important.
@@TwisterTornado You knew _these_ guys? Damn, I guess one of them must've told you to not go to school that day, eh?
Also are you serious? "Others agree with me"? Do you seriously think having 5 likes gives you some kind of moral high ground? You must've took a wrong turn, this isn't Reddit.
The Generation War Continues...
Gen Z has no right to mock anybody, these guys thought "amogus" was comedy gold.
amogus
@@extazy9944 amogus
amogus
The replies demonstrate how one could say "amogus" and then everyone would amogus. It's surprising how it was already 4 years ago.
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3:27 I love how as someone born in late 90's I still grew up on core millenial culture, simply because it took that many years to be introduced to my country.
I’ve noticed how the post Soviet countries have a lot of distortion within their generations
I’m a millennial in the US and the same is true for me-my culture, pop and otherwise, is gen X.
As a younger millennial, I’ve only seen “millennial cringe” videos in meme reviews like this because I’m allergic to TikTok, but I can’t help but find those women cute (no hetero) for just being themselves and leaning into what they think is funny or entertaining? I guess it’s the self-confidence in the face of being cringe that I lowkey admire because I’ve been on that social-anxiety/low self-esteem journey for years. Generational wars and tribalism is kinda just human nature. There’s no real need for me to participate in the name-calling cuz I just like to see people be themselves
I’m pretty excited to hit my next decade this year cuz man, my 20s have been a turbulent and depressing time and I know the kiddos years younger than me are feeling it just as bad if not worse
I'm sorry. I just want to say a thing. With all the respect. "No hetero" made me laugh. I'm used to "no homo". Have a good day!
And I'm very honest, I mean it! Love everyone!
Try a fuck em, i dont care attitude. It will cure you of a many of your mental anxieties
Why Millennial women in particular? I feel this in general for most Millennials. The "I might be cringe, but atleast I am free" is real. Trying to be liked by everyone is a prison. We all deserve a authentic and seasoned life. It doesn't have to be everyone's taste, just your own. The right people who connect with that will find you. Hope we can be more tolerant of people who vibe different.
hi LIMC i dont know if you are reading this but i liked your 12 min video. very well documented. if its possible you should make more long form videos. love ya❤.
Never thought Bro would ever pass the 2:50 Timestamp Mark
??? How did u know I paused ExActly at 2:50 to read the comments and I see this??
I forgot about this meme. Dying
The weird thing to me is the slang. There is so much "Gen Z/Gen Alpha" slang being pushed and i dont remember this much slang being used AT ALL when i was in HS in late 2010s. It has to be the internet and social media
Gan gan, pookie bear and gyatt never made sense to me, but whenever somebody screams GYATTT it reminds me of my YT poop days hearing "yeey", "sos" and "luul". There's something charming about this aloof lexicon.
Most of this slang will weather away rather quickly. I bet in couple of years no one would be able to say "gyatt" receiving a reaction of speaking so 2024.
@@Eugensson *inhales* GGYYYYYYAAAAAATTTTTT
@@scrittle Gen Alpha will so be cringe of their own old posts when they grow a couple of years more.
@@Eugensson Yeah, but for now I'm going to laugh with them until McDonald's starts using it as their slogan.
The key to growing older is to just embrace whoever you want to be and ignore the haters.
As a 31 year old man who had a cringe childhood, I'm so glad to see we are all cringe now. My gen z wife thinks I'm cool so it was all worth it.
The intergenerational hate will remain no matter what the generations are that are hating/be hated upon. It's called Juvenoia, and it will always exist.
I was born at the very start of what most consider the beginning millennial years. I've always despised trends from every generation, lost in between the ages of those who ruined the economy and those who ruined culture.
Splitting people into discrete groups like this probably doesn't reflect the reality. There are a ton of subcultures out there, and they all speak differently. I can't imagine anyone in a pet circle cringing at someone for saying "pupper" or "doggo". People from outside the circle may cringe, though. I personally find a lot of subreddits cringe and others based. There is also a lot of cringe GenZ and GenA out there.
Zoomers think they came up with long socks? Nah, that was Millennials in the 2010s when the cuffed pants fad started. Some people kept up with the ankle socks and cuffed pants, but I switched from ankle socks to crew and started only buying long socks like 10 years ago to accommodate a better aesthetic with rolled up cuffed pants.
Gen X was originally meant to be a "catchy name" where the X was short for "eXtreme!!!!1" since they were all into Xtremely Kool LetterZ and risky sports like skateboarding tricks and offroad racing. Gens Y, Z, and Alpha are named because of a misunderstanding and a lack of creativity to come up with a catchier title.
Wait, "crew socks" is a thing? That's literally all I've ever worn, and I don't remember anyone my age calling me out on it. AND I always had a middle part, and I hate "Millennial Grey"/Sad Beige Parent aesthetics... Am I actually, somehow, a Zoomer?
In truth, we are all cringe, and in this way, we are all united. And we are all free.
4:40 This whole image is incredible, and the longer you look, the funnier it gets.
Millenials are cringe but I wouldn't call Zoomers based lmao
Zoomers ran around doing orange justice and filmed it...sorry kiddo you're as cringe as the uncs
far from it.
I agree
The trick is knowing that cringe and based aren't mutually exclusive states.
I don’t like lgbt.
Guys...
We were doing *SO GOOD* as long as we didn't try to bring back the humour of our childhood and attempt to show how much better we've had it!
Let's not become the *"kids these days"* adults we've despised so much back then. We've laughed at adults as well, so don't be surprised or angry that we're next.
We can still appreciate and enjoy things from our childhood *while* letting others enjoy their current childhood.
Most of us don't. However, being quiet doesn't get much attention. I recognize that much of this is an endless cycle and whatnot but I at least try to rise above it.
> as long as we didn't try to bring back the humour of our childhood
What's wrong with it? Of course "attempt to show how much better we've had it" is cringe, but why should I change my style of humor? Yeah, it will look like "dad jokes" in a couple of years, but so what? =-)
@@Straga_Severa_ Of course, nothing wrong with continuing to enjoy the laughs we had back then. If it still meets your sense of humour, there's nothing wrong with that. I also go back to content from the past to have a laugh from time to time :)
I meant that it is fine as long as we don't bring it back in order to say and show that "this is real humour" and call it superior to Gen Z's or Alpha's.
If it's just to enjoy ourselves, cool. Just let the kids be weirded out by us, they'll cringe at our fun either way^^
The fact that me and the boys joke with each other with the humour we like where you can hear us is not us "bringing it back" it's us being us between us.
I don't give half a flying fuck what some other think about the way we do things between us, I have no obligation to front being in on some teenager trend just for the comfort of someone who may drop in on the conversation. Nor do I have the power to stop someone from enjoying their "current childhood".
I don't recall ever saying or doing the crap people assign to "millennial" things, so pick up your straw, man, and shove it.
Good. Not giving a fuck about others' opinions of your fun is pretty much the best way to enjoy it. More power to you.
i love how we went from sidecut in hypebeast era to broccoli hair in 2020s
I hated "gen alpha humor" more than what was popular in like the late 2010s, until I realized they're both unfunny and I just generally hate pop culture
Y’all always say ts 🤦♂️
@@epzo Say what?
EPIC FACE LUUUL NYAN NYAN SWAAAAAG
5:36 Don’t ever forget the “Unicorn that poops rainbows” omg so funnie phenomenon that was on every T-shirt, coffee cup, poster, etc that plagued the 2010s (for the record I’m a millennial and I never thought that was funny... it was a phase that lasted so long and I was embarrassed my generation created it, I also blame Lisa Frank’s artistic influence on our childhoods)
blessed by a video longer than 3 minutes
Generation x Generation Generations - For New Generations to experience Old Generations and vice versa (& Knuckles)
The end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never
You know this whole generational war that has happened since the dawn of time thing seems like a really good metaphor for how samsara and karma works. I guess the acceptance of it being just a thing that has happened since we have, and will happen after we're gone, and that really not much actually truly changes and just passes from one generation to another, and learning to accept that every generation before you was cringe, you are cringe, and every generation afterwards will be cringe, and that is okay- Is kind of like nirvana?
Yes, Buddha.
@@mz.projiekt Oh dang did I accidentally achieve enlightenment
I'm a millenial who's also Egyptian, we had our own peak of cringe some years after the 2011 revolution, we used comics to vent at the time and it evolved till it lost its relevance and we all - generations- became part of the universal stream of the internet, all afraid to be cringy. That said, this is all virtual. It'd be better if we recognize that and just enjoy whatever makes us laugh. I came here originally to see why cats are called cars 🤝
Idk if it’s just me but I’m tired of these generational divisions 😅 Generalizing each other is wild.
Some people just want to sort everyone into neat little boxes so they feel they have some form of control over the wild roiling chaos of the universe. They don't and they're wrong but it helps them feel that way.
Cry about it
Generalizing people is easier and less of a hassle than getting to know each person individually
It's also more hassle than not caring about anyone you don't already know
@@HentsSauce you don’t have to get to know them. Just accept that you don’t know anything about them rather than assuming you do.