I'm a millennial and I knew all the answers, and was pleasantly surprised that I did. This was so much fun to play along to at home! Please do more of these!
@@alarrim29574 But even if they didn't learn it in school, these events are depicted all the time in movies, series, even in youtube and social media... 🤦🏻♀️ 1963=Jefferson??? This even shows lack of critical thinking... (I'm from another continent. I love these kids, but I'm shocked!)
Yeah, I graduated in 2016 and didn’t learn anything about the watergate in school. I learned about the watergate from a book about the U.S. Presidents that I read when I was 10.
@@cquelhas I grew up learning about jfk in school It was so heartbreaking what happened to him! When Jaxon imitated him, I chuckled! He was like, "the man himself, John F. kennedy" with JFK's accent
Im from the UK and knew all of these. Half of these were just common knowledge. Really surprised on how little the younger generation know about their own countries history.
When I feel like I'm surrounded by crazy people I just listen to videos based on Reddit posts, and soon I find myself thankful that the people around me are all so sane and normal! 😏
I am a Brazilian and I wonder if these people have history of their own country in schools. It is not possible that they simply do not know about the biggest events in the USA.
As an American i can tell you no, we don't. We're too busy being politically correct to actually teach children real history. I learned history from my parents and reading books.
I think a lot of us are taking their lack of pop culture & historical knowledge too seriously. I'm Gen X and only missed the serial killer question (thought it was Son of Sam). There are things that Gen Z hasn’t learned yet. When you lived during the times of the events, it's easier to judge. I wouldn’t have gotten the George Carlin or Dustin Hoffman questions right if this had been asked when I was a teenager. Give Gen Z some grace.
The point is at their ages, they likely would've learned it. They certainly should have learned JFK and Watergate in school. Angel reminded me of the classmate who tries to ask everyone for the answers because they know nothing.
Everything except the Berlin wall happened before I was born, yet I knew. Kids these days have no curiosity about history. Whether it be pop culture or geo-political.
10:51 - that is not a map of The Berlin Wall! That is a map of how the whole of Germany was occupied after WWII; how it was divided into sections that were administered by America, Britain, France, and the Soviet Union. The line highlighted in this map was simply the border between what would become East and West Germany, and was nearly 900 miles long! The Berlin Wall was 27 miles long and was erected in Berlin itself, which was deep in the Soviet-controlled area of Germany shown by the map given here. Despite being in the Soviet zone, because of its importance Berlin was also split into sections given over to the British, Americans, French, and Soviets to administer, which essentially made West Berlin an island in the middle of East Germany.
I mainly know about the Kennedy Assassination because I'm a massive _Doctor Who_ fan. Kennedy was assassinated on November 22rd, 1963. The first-ever episode of _Doctor Who_ aired on November 23rd, 1963. As you might be able to imagine, this didn't do wonders for DW's viewing figures. In fact, the viewership was so low, the producers even resorted to re-airing the pilot the next week right before episode 2, so people getting into the show wouldn't miss out in seeing the first episode. At any rate, for this reason, most big Whovians know the exact date of Kennedy's murder.
I stopped watching this channel for a while after the pandemic started. I have to say, I am so relieved to see the Elders of this channel all well and healthy :)
The schools do teach it. That doesn't mean the students will remember it very long. I don't keep large amounts of factual information in my memory as I don't have a reason for it and I'm Gen X.
I'm 16 in high-school in the Philippines, and I got all of these correct, I was unsure whether the information I learned would come in handy someday so thanks FBE, for validating my knowledge.
I love Jaxon!!! He’s just way too cool for school!!! How did he not get the Moon landing though…he even said it!!! I mean what are they teaching in American schools and colleges????
Pop culture questions can be excused but the historical ones that are basic knowledge facts that all US students should know as children that these these teens/young adults didn't is seriously beyond sad; I couldn't stop shaking my head in disgust. I can't even believe some of their answers, and how could they not name one of only two presidents assassinated in US history, let alone the only one assassinated on live TV?? 🤦🏾♂
To call questions like this "Boomer history" is to give our young people the easy way out. Learn your history, both political and cultural. After all, you have Google, Wikipedia and TH-cam now to help you.
Not surprised Jaxon did the best that guy is too intelligent for his age… this was fun to watch I knew most of the answers pls continue to make more of these videos!!! I love history videos
I would have gotten 100% of these correct with absolutely no hints needed and I am gen z. I get not knowing the actors/comedians, but the absolute basic American history stuff is disturbing.
Credit to Angel, I really enjoyed watching this video. I've struggled with her in competitions before. Her outbursts were kinda cringe, but she stayed composed and seemed to be having more fun instead of just pouting. Props, girl.
Tbh other's partners helped them and they would've gotten many of them wrong if they didn't. Jaxon on the other hand seemed more educated about these things
Please come to the US for I can't take this generations stupidity since some of these questions are essential not only to being a US citizen but a World citizen😒
I’m 19 and I always listen to the Beatles and when I’m with my friends or classmates and they ask me to request a song, I always come up with a Beatles song and I always try to let them know who really make a good music because the Beatles will be always no.1 in music
I know a lot of these questions are popular culture question BUT...... THIS IS WHY we NEED to start teaching REAL UNCENCORED HISTORY in American Schools especially when that get into Middle & High schools!!!!
Oh jeez, that's embarrassing that they can't name the four Beatles😬 And technically the girl that said "there's a Richie in there" wasn't exactly wrong, as Ringo's real name is Richard Starkey🤣
We knew so much about our parents/grandparents' generations and interests, things that happened, were popular - I blame the parents for not instilling this info into their children.
Most of their parents were probably born in the 70s-80s which is tragic because it just shows how disgusting Generation X/Millennials are at raising their kids
The cat in The Godfather was a stray on the set so Francis Ford Coppla gave it to Marlon and told him use the cat as he pleases in the movie so the cat became iconic. Nixon's speech can be heard on Brad's radio in The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
I can understand some of their ignorance, but not knowing JFK?!?! Even my 13-yr old grandsons in Canada and Australia have learned about him already. 🙄🤔
I honestly don't know how Gen Z doesn't know basic history. (I'm an old Millennial and I've obviously lived more life, but I knew all of the answers at their age.)
I spent the summer of 04 up at Mt Hood so I could ski all summer. I was basically dirtbagging it, and worked at a bar called the shack as a dishwasher and started dating one of the bartenders. She told me that her mom was at a lake up in Washington called lake Sammamish one day with some friends in the late 70's when she got up from where they were sitting to use the bathroom. As she approached the bathroom, which was out near the parking lot, a tall handsome man with a cast on his (can't remember if it was arm or leg) approached her asking for help with his canoe. She thought it was odd that a guy with a cast on would be out canoeing. Despite his looks and friendly demeanor she got a weird feeling and was scared of this man so made an excuse why she couldn't help and went back to her friends. Later that afternoon another, less intuitive young lady helped the man with his canoe...
The cat in the scene from the godfather was not planned, she just wandered onto the set and decided Marlon's lap looked like a cosy place to settle down on. Also... not knowing JFK is bad, that event was as big as the moon-landing, also also.. show those kids who George Carlin really was hehehe, they need him in their life ;)
A lot of this is trivia. The history is more recent history and as a modern world history teacher I will tell you, with all we have to get through in the curriculum, and to do so thoroughly, we are lucky to get at least to the Cold War years by the end of the school year.
@@katznkittens No. I used to feel this way too. But these babies are soooo far removed from that now. And they don’t watch regular TV like that. Where would they get references to know that? They would not. They are not us. JFK and Watergate is Boomer and GenX info. Not these babies. They can only get it in school or if they’re info nerds.
I would have gotten so many of these and I am younger than most of these kids I think. It's not that they aren't tried to be taught it in school, its that they don't care enough to learn it or care about it.
"Girls would scream and swoon". Which was exactly why the Beatles quit doing live performances. The fans would scream so loudly, the Beatles couldn't even hear themselves play. They figured, if WE can't hear us, THEY can't hear us, so what's the point.
I can understand why someone might not know the names of actors or singers, (even the Beatles), but some of these are huge historical events everyone of any age over 10 should know. Granted I am a major history buff so I am quite familiar with many dates long looong before *I* was born, but even so...
Jaxon never disappoints to be the best current Gen Z cast.
Him and Jair are amazing. 👌
Most knowledgeable about the past
Jaxon even know about He Man's song & Skeletor's voice
The best
And he low-key did a decent Kennedy impression
I love Jaxons parents. They did good. I'm always amazed at his knowledge of good 'older" music :) Beatles, Green Day etc.
I feel like Jaxon is a Millennial in a Gen Z body.
green day is dad rock now?
@@kaDOA-xg6tf Dookie came out (pun intended) nearly 30 years ago. It happens to all of us. 👴
@@SilentBob731 Like my father come to pass, 40 years has gone so fast...
9:20-9:21 "That's a dog and my ex best friend" Katherine is soooooo savage!! Love her😍😍😍👏🏾👏🏾👑👑
Jaxon by far the most knowledgable in this group.
I'm not even an American, but I think I knew about the US more than this gen Z
Same 🤣
as a gen z i feel embarrassed C'MON HOW CAN YOU GET THE BEATLES WRONG
Maybe because they existed fifty years ago ☠️
@@unkind6070, Actually, now it's 60 years, hard to believe (Counting their start in 1962).
Bro's mad because of one question 💀 Leave them alone
Tbh the only band member name I knew was John Lennon🤷🏽♀️
@@unkind6070 Its music history man and they left their mark for good, Paul and Ringo are still alive!!
Watching Catherine's reaction to the JFK assassination clip broke my heart, I was fighting back tears.
I teared up!
My dad still remembers that he was heartbroken that day
He was in third grade
And that the teachers were crying
I'm a millennial and I knew all the answers, and was pleasantly surprised that I did. This was so much fun to play along to at home! Please do more of these!
I know our educational system in the U.S. is shitty, but not knowing JFK's assassination date and Watergate is kinda insane
I feel like most classes don’t get that far in history before the class ends😂
@@alarrim29574 But even if they didn't learn it in school, these events are depicted all the time in movies, series, even in youtube and social media... 🤦🏻♀️ 1963=Jefferson??? This even shows lack of critical thinking... (I'm from another continent. I love these kids, but I'm shocked!)
@@cquelhas I mean I knew all the history ones so😂
Yeah, I graduated in 2016 and didn’t learn anything about the watergate in school. I learned about the watergate from a book about the U.S. Presidents that I read when I was 10.
@@cquelhas I grew up learning about jfk in school
It was so heartbreaking what happened to him!
When Jaxon imitated him, I chuckled!
He was like, "the man himself, John F. kennedy" with JFK's accent
Im from the UK and knew all of these. Half of these were just common knowledge. Really surprised on how little the younger generation know about their own countries history.
We will accept you now as an American. Inform your country in exchange we will send 3 of these idiots in exchange, welcome aboard✋😀
@@leefischer5814 lmao 😂
I usually feel dumb but after watching this and hearing their answers I feel smart...
When I feel like I'm surrounded by crazy people I just listen to videos based on Reddit posts, and soon I find myself thankful that the people around me are all so sane and normal! 😏
“Apollo I” is a crazy answer and not knowing the president who was assassinated in the 1960s is insane…I’m part of this generation too💀
Always impressed with Jaxon's knowledge of the 80's and decades well before his time.... his parents definitely did a great job raising him. :)
I get not knowing some pop culture, but to not know JFK was assassinated? What are they teaching in school?
I am a Brazilian and I wonder if these people have history of their own country in schools. It is not possible that they simply do not know about the biggest events in the USA.
As an American i can tell you no, we don't. We're too busy being politically correct to actually teach children real history. I learned history from my parents and reading books.
No they don't history geografi and other languages they probably can't find brazil on a map
I think a lot of us are taking their lack of pop culture & historical knowledge too seriously. I'm Gen X and only missed the serial killer question (thought it was Son of Sam). There are things that Gen Z hasn’t learned yet. When you lived during the times of the events, it's easier to judge. I wouldn’t have gotten the George Carlin or Dustin Hoffman questions right if this had been asked when I was a teenager. Give Gen Z some grace.
The point is at their ages, they likely would've learned it. They certainly should have learned JFK and Watergate in school. Angel reminded me of the classmate who tries to ask everyone for the answers because they know nothing.
Everything except the Berlin wall happened before I was born, yet I knew. Kids these days have no curiosity about history. Whether it be pop culture or geo-political.
Catherine's hints are just awesome lol
10:51 - that is not a map of The Berlin Wall! That is a map of how the whole of Germany was occupied after WWII; how it was divided into sections that were administered by America, Britain, France, and the Soviet Union. The line highlighted in this map was simply the border between what would become East and West Germany, and was nearly 900 miles long! The Berlin Wall was 27 miles long and was erected in Berlin itself, which was deep in the Soviet-controlled area of Germany shown by the map given here. Despite being in the Soviet zone, because of its importance Berlin was also split into sections given over to the British, Americans, French, and Soviets to administer, which essentially made West Berlin an island in the middle of East Germany.
9:18 "that's a dog and my ex best friend" i'm here for the shade hahahaha
I mainly know about the Kennedy Assassination because I'm a massive _Doctor Who_ fan.
Kennedy was assassinated on November 22rd, 1963. The first-ever episode of _Doctor Who_ aired on November 23rd, 1963.
As you might be able to imagine, this didn't do wonders for DW's viewing figures. In fact, the viewership was so low, the producers even resorted to re-airing the pilot the next week right before episode 2, so people getting into the show wouldn't miss out in seeing the first episode.
At any rate, for this reason, most big Whovians know the exact date of Kennedy's murder.
I stopped watching this channel for a while after the pandemic started. I have to say, I am so relieved to see the Elders of this channel all well and healthy :)
same!!!
Catherine always gives great clues.
"That's a dog and my ex best friend" killed me 💀💀💀
Haha I know right.
There's no such thing as "Boomer history." It's just history - and public schools apparently don't teach it anymore.
They’re just calling it that because it happened during the boomers upbringing it’s not that hard to understand the title
The schools do teach it. That doesn't mean the students will remember it very long. I don't keep large amounts of factual information in my memory as I don't have a reason for it and I'm Gen X.
THESE KIDS DON'T EVEN KNOW ABOUT JFK????????????? what are they teaching in schools? 😭 i'm only 26 too
Right
I'm 16 in high-school in the Philippines, and I got all of these correct, I was unsure whether the information I learned would come in handy someday so thanks FBE, for validating my knowledge.
@TheElevenBravo20 yeah?
@TheElevenBravo20 what are you talking about?
9:20 'thats a female dog and my ex bestfriend'😂
Dude I’m like 17 and I answered every single question it’s like common knowledge not even boomer history
Props to Jaxon for getting the year the Berlin Wall was torn down. I knew it was the 80's and guessed the same year, but wasn't entirely sure.
As a GenX I am so happy to see things like this the joy they get from it and seeing things like ooooooo! Jaxson you are just awesome!
I love Jaxon!!! He’s just way too cool for school!!!
How did he not get the Moon landing though…he even said it!!!
I mean what are they teaching in American schools and colleges????
"Thats a dog and my ex bestfriend" killed me
Fr😭😭😭
_"Apollo 10?.... "Keep going", "Apollo 9?"_
Bruh, come on....
I have a friend who's 43, and his favorite band is the Beatles. He knows so much about them.
how can you not know immediately that freddy mercury was the singer of queen? queen was and forever will be an iconic band
Pop culture questions can be excused but the historical ones that are basic knowledge facts that all US students should know as children that these these teens/young adults didn't is seriously beyond sad; I couldn't stop shaking my head in disgust. I can't even believe some of their answers, and how could they not name one of only two presidents assassinated in US history, let alone the only one assassinated on live TV?? 🤦🏾♂
Some of them gave very impressive hints! 👏
Jaxon is the most pop culturally aware kid I've ever seen on this!
To call questions like this "Boomer history" is to give our young people the easy way out. Learn your history, both political and cultural. After all, you have Google, Wikipedia and TH-cam now to help you.
“No, that’s a dog. And my ex best friend.” 😂
“That’s a dog and my ex best friends..” I WHEEZED 😭
I've never seen Mary Tyler Moore. I've only heard of her because of Weezer's Buddy Holly.
As soon as I heard Sizzler, I shouted "Oh snap!". Took me back to my youth youth in the 90s.
How do you not know JFK? That's like super monumental. For any generation.
they knew him just wasnt sure when he got assasinated
@@seungcheolswife no most of them needed prompts to get his name right
JFK may be the most famous president, along with lincoln and Washington
Not surprised Jaxon did the best that guy is too intelligent for his age… this was fun to watch I knew most of the answers pls continue to make more of these videos!!! I love history videos
1:35 - She was actually right, Ringo's real name is Richard Starkey and the others often referred to him as "Richie".
Jaxon gets soooo close to the answers, naming movies, lyrics, doing the voices and then pfft.😆 He's still my favorite.
I knew all of these answers except for Ted Bundy - I was thinking it was David Berkowitz (Son of Sam) who was active about the same time..
This was a really cool quiz. I love seeing the interactions and reactions between different generations. You guys are all so awesome!
I mean Kennedy, comon, I am not American, but I know - it`s history. An importan part of hitory at that.
I would have gotten 100% of these correct with absolutely no hints needed and I am gen z. I get not knowing the actors/comedians, but the absolute basic American history stuff is disturbing.
Agree from a gen xer
Gen z: Its not a b*tch is it?
Boomer: That’s a dog and by ex best friend
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love the Elders 🥹🫶🏼!!!!!!! Thank youuuuu for including them more ❣️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ They are my favorite reactions
I'm embarrassed just watching this. Glad Jaxon had the most common sense
yeah, I've watched a lot videos with Jaxon, he is very knowledgeable in a lot of fields and has a good music taste, seems like a great guy
Jaxon did a great impression of JFK!
Jaxon and Jair's parents raised them right in genre 👏
Not the “thats what you call a female dog and my exbest friend 😭
I love catherine!
I'm just blown away at these '70's references being "boomer" references, since I'm a genX & it's my lifetime 🤯
I love this matchup!!! Most of my favorite reactors! The boomers look like they’re gonna slap them. 🤣
Credit to Angel, I really enjoyed watching this video. I've struggled with her in competitions before. Her outbursts were kinda cringe, but she stayed composed and seemed to be having more fun instead of just pouting. Props, girl.
Tbh other's partners helped them and they would've gotten many of them wrong if they didn't. Jaxon on the other hand seemed more educated about these things
Jaxon never fails to amaze me
Jaxon immitating the "offer he can't refuse" was so adorable HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I wanna be best friends with him -_-
Some of the most important things in history and its not taught in schools unbelievable
You should listen to some of James Lindsay's videos/podcasts on modern pedagogy.
We need more of these videos, the younger generation could learn a lot.
Jaxon, you make me belive there is hope for the human race. Can't belive you even did JFKs accent! I am a Norwegian and knew most of the answers 😉
Jaxon did a great job at JFK's accent!
Please come to the US for I can't take this generations stupidity since some of these questions are essential not only to being a US citizen but a World citizen😒
I grew up an Army brat and we were stationed in Germany from August 86 - August 89. Missed the wall coming down by only a few short months.
I’m 18 right now and when I have a family, I’m gonna make sure that they will know The Beatles and Love their music
If I ever get kids, I'm gonna let them like whatever music they want to without forcing my taste onto them 😉
I’m 19 and I always listen to the Beatles and when I’m with my friends or classmates and they ask me to request a song, I always come up with a Beatles song and I always try to let them know who really make a good music because the Beatles will be always no.1 in music
I know a lot of these questions are popular culture question BUT...... THIS IS WHY we NEED to start teaching REAL UNCENCORED HISTORY in American Schools especially when that get into Middle & High schools!!!!
"A b**** is a dog and my ex best friend " 😭😭😭😭😂😂
These kids are funny unintentionally though 🤣🤣🤣 🤣🤣
But I LOVE Jair and Gary pairing! They are hilarious together 😂☺️😂
Always love Jair's interactions with the Elders cast.
Apollo 13 was "Houston, we have a problem!"
I'm 38 and a history buff. Not space though eww😂 I ALWAYS think of the movie first then I say Apollo 11
Ain't no way they struggled with JFK yall cmon lmao 🤣
That one was easy!
My fave part is where Jaxon imitated JFK!
Oh jeez, that's embarrassing that they can't name the four Beatles😬 And technically the girl that said "there's a Richie in there" wasn't exactly wrong, as Ringo's real name is Richard Starkey🤣
We knew so much about our parents/grandparents' generations and interests, things that happened, were popular - I blame the parents for not instilling this info into their children.
Most of their parents were probably born in the 70s-80s which is tragic because it just shows how disgusting Generation X/Millennials are at raising their kids
"thats a dog and my ex best friend" lmao
The cat in The Godfather was a stray on the set so Francis Ford Coppla gave it to Marlon and told him use the cat as he pleases in the movie so the cat became iconic.
Nixon's speech can be heard on Brad's radio in The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
I can understand some of their ignorance, but not knowing JFK?!?! Even my 13-yr old grandsons in Canada and Australia have learned about him already. 🙄🤔
I knew every one of these answers by heart besides the TV show one and the SNL one.
I’m not even American and I got ‘em all. This is just basic general knowledge xD
As a 90s kid i'm glad I got each one right, except for my mind blanked for Mary Tyler Moore show.
Honestly this was absolutely horrifying
Some of that was GEN X trivia.
I’m dying, I’m calling out the names and my 26 year old is arguing with me and telling me I’m wrong.
How I screamed so hard at my screen when they struggled with the JFK answer, as if I could have somehow fed them the answer 🤣🤣🤣🤣
But still 🫤🫤🫤🤨🤨
I learned about JFK a lot in school
His family is known for the kennedy curse
His own death is the most famous of the curse
I honestly don't know how Gen Z doesn't know basic history. (I'm an old Millennial and I've obviously lived more life, but I knew all of the answers at their age.)
As soon as I saw Jaxon in the thumbnail. it was obvious who'd win! He's an old soul.
His parents did a great job.
He did a great impression of Jack Kennedy!
@@cheneethompson5756
Yes he did.
I spent the summer of 04 up at Mt Hood so I could ski all summer. I was basically dirtbagging it, and worked at a bar called the shack as a dishwasher and started dating one of the bartenders. She told me that her mom was at a lake up in Washington called lake Sammamish one day with some friends in the late 70's when she got up from where they were sitting to use the bathroom. As she approached the bathroom, which was out near the parking lot, a tall handsome man with a cast on his (can't remember if it was arm or leg) approached her asking for help with his canoe. She thought it was odd that a guy with a cast on would be out canoeing. Despite his looks and friendly demeanor she got a weird feeling and was scared of this man so made an excuse why she couldn't help and went back to her friends. Later that afternoon another, less intuitive young lady helped the man with his canoe...
The cat in the scene from the godfather was not planned, she just wandered onto the set and decided Marlon's lap looked like a cosy place to settle down on.
Also... not knowing JFK is bad, that event was as big as the moon-landing, also also.. show those kids who George Carlin really was hehehe, they need him in their life ;)
The U.S. education system on full display. I’m not American and I knew all the answers.
A lot of this is trivia. The history is more recent history and as a modern world history teacher I will tell you, with all we have to get through in the curriculum, and to do so thoroughly, we are lucky to get at least to the Cold War years by the end of the school year.
@@MsTexas73 I would expect them to immediately know about JFK and Watergate.
@@katznkittens No. I used to feel this way too. But these babies are soooo far removed from that now. And they don’t watch regular TV like that. Where would they get references to know that? They would not. They are not us. JFK and Watergate is Boomer and GenX info. Not these babies. They can only get it in school or if they’re info nerds.
Thats kids jfk impersonation was spot on
Totally! He even nailed the Boston accent!
I would have gotten so many of these and I am younger than most of these kids I think. It's not that they aren't tried to be taught it in school, its that they don't care enough to learn it or care about it.
"Girls would scream and swoon". Which was exactly why the Beatles quit doing live performances. The fans would scream so loudly, the Beatles couldn't even hear themselves play. They figured, if WE can't hear us, THEY can't hear us, so what's the point.
The state of the American education system makes me cry in anger...
"that's a dog and my old best friend" gotta love old people
It pained me to see how many of them did not know when JFK was assassinated
That one was easy!
I can understand why someone might not know the names of actors or singers, (even the Beatles), but some of these are huge historical events everyone of any age over 10 should know. Granted I am a major history buff so I am quite familiar with many dates long looong before *I* was born, but even so...
JFK. Watergate. Apollo 11. Should be taught in high school history.
yes but their country's name and other important and good things too, starting with not being anti-education
They literally are
not surprised that Jaxon got the highest score, he's one clever kid