She’s 17, started her own business at 11, and went on stage in front of an audience of people and didn’t even act a bit awkward. She’s literally so charming and mature. Jokes on Ellen lmao. Also Imagine looking like that at 17. I think I was still wearing fuzzy blue polka dot socks in my Uggs (sadly that’s not a joke 🥲) and experimenting with neon eyeliner
Bedazzling a pouch to put into a purse (which is already a pouch) and marking up the price isn't what I'd consider remarkable. Setting up a lemonade stand for a week is technically "starting your own business."
@@carmencaiin The entire point of that segment was to make fun of young people for not being able to use outdated things, because that makes old people feel better about themselves. She degrades a self-made business woman for the sake of better quotas. There is a difference between laughing along with someone and laughing at them.
I hate when people say “this generation has it easy” like is it supposed to get hard? Are we supposed to be mad that instead of having to waste time looking for a number in a book instead we get to pull it up in a second ?
They say it like that’s a bad thing as well. That’s literally what we’ve been doing as a species for thousands of years; making things easier. Why do things the hard way when there’s a more effective method? It’s innovation, and we all know boomers don’t like that.
love the "fold the map" thing. my dad used to hand over the pile of unfolded antique maps to me when i was maybe six because my adhd self just LOVED figuring out how paper was supposed to go
@@meat._loaf for me it's a symptom! It's definitely not something that's going to be like, indicative of ADHD, but for me my brain just zoom/enhances on that specific kind of task, and that is definitely because of how I'm wired.
I don't LIKE it. I’m just good at it. So I always am the one who has to fold things properly, untangle the shoelace or necklace, wrap ALL the presents. Assemble the furniture. It's like being good at stuff is a CURSE. I only enjoy theses things when I CHOOSE to do them. Not when I get assigned them because other are too lazy to do stuff properly. I'd call it be bing a lazy perfectionist with a touch of ADD.
Really though we made better inventions that are more helpful and useful then what we used to have. Doing that is like saying that using a lighter to light a fire is not a better option to manually started a fire by useing rocks or sticks
That is very true. A map could be helpful to have in your car just in cas your phone died or the GPS didn’t have good connection. It’s not a necessary thing you need to know since you have other technology
Ellen lives in a weird parallel reality. There were clocks in every class I ever attended from kindergarten onwards, even my literal boomer dad struggles with refolding maps, and actually there's A LOT of people my age (20) and younger on my campus who are into things that she thinks we've never encountered. The photography club on my campus is full of people who collect and repair old cameras and develop their own film, cooking classes are always full the day registration for classes open (bc no one's parents teach them how to cook), we make up the majority of the people at bookstores around town, and there's a swing dance revival club on my campus. Out here in the real world, people have always liked things from the past. There's no reason for Ellen to hate us. We like the same things. We're just not hissing at people who don't like those things, because we have that thing boomers always lack - manners.
It's ok. Most Boomers are so out of touch these days and they are fearful that the "Modern Age" is destroying their world. I'm a Gen X'er and I belong to a lot of plastic model building groups with Boomers in them. The Boomers are always saying "The hobby is dead. Kids play on their phones and don't build anything! It's not like it was when we were kids in the 1960's!". I owned a hobby shop for years and most of the model builder kids (Gen Z) like to build Gundam and Warhammer figures or they are in the hobby because their parents are teaching them or they simply want to be creative outside of the digital world. Also, if the hobby was dead, we would be seeing shut down notices from the manufacturers instead of new product announcements. Try telling that to the Boomers and they deny everything you are trying to tell them. then the next month, they start complaining that the hobby is dead all over again.
@@monsterhobbiesonlinestore They get mad that people don't want to do hobbies exactly the way they did it as a young person instead of embracing different expressions of the same hobby. Happens all the time. Hell, it even happens in vocations; I'm a truck driver and some boomers will do nothing but disparage younger people as lazy or not doing things their way even though we're doing the same damn job.
@@adafrost6276 For sure. Boomers were like that even back in the 1990's when I first entered the job market. - Man...the 1990's sucked for that...all these advertisements for Hippie Boomer music on tape cassette protesting Vietnam on TV, trying to sell to hip draft dodgers while Gen X was making the real music that still stands strong with modern music. Want to know something funny...there is a company that makes digital phones with rotary phone dials right now. too bad this poor Gen Z girl didn't have one in her back pocket to pull out and show Ellen.
Millennials and gen z should make a pact. I don’t want to treat gen z and generations after gen z like how boomers have treated us. Can we stop the cycle please. It’s embarrassing and I refuse to grow up into a boomer.
moomoo johanson it didnt fit into the "young people are dumb" narrative for this gag but watch her turn around and have a young entrepreneur she gives like 15k just cos
Yup. She even made that seem like it was a joke too. If that girl is only 17 and she has found a passion and a way to be her own boss and make her own money, then she is going places. Boomers could never
I went to school with the girl, Marley, and she and her family were always so down to earth and wonderful, I still have some of the bags she made me. And it’s kind of annoying to see Ellen glaze over all the hard work she’s put into her business.
I'd like to see Ellen and her staff operate a medieval trebutchet correctly and in a timely fashion. Like, what the actual fuck is the point in making fun of someone for not knowing how to use obsolete technology? It's literally completely pointless.
Aksangel _ - Oh no and saying something bad about.... A WOMAN... breaks intergalactic law!!! Sex organs makes you infallible. Well, I identify as a Woman you sexist! If you’ll excuse me I’m gonna go play with my boobs. Ever since I became a woman I haven’t left the house!
Ellen or nobody in that audience actually believes that this girl is dumb and lazy because she cant use boomer technology. This comment section is manufacturing outrage out of its own mind. Ellen and her audience is fully aware that these old technologies are outdated and useless today, she even joked about it right at the beginning. Ellen starts with talking about Encyclopedias, how they were these giant books that everyone used to have, but they completely disappeared nowadays because internet makes it so easy to get that information. She said that she wanted to know more about what happened to the encyclopedias, so she googled it. *audience laughs*. Ellen finds out that set of encyclopedias cost 800 dollars today and she jokes that you can get them at 100% off because encyclopedias are outdated and its all available on the internet for free. convinietly that part is taken out of this video.
Honestly, I haven't even seen a pay phone that dated meaning that even the government thought they should be replaced, there's not even a point have the information to operate one anymore
@@johnanimelord i have used rotary phone and it SUCKED basically you can call someone and someone completly wrong can pick up the phone, map...i actually never happend to use one and the phone book, back in the days when people had these ( i remember my grandma owning one ) they actually writed the phone numbers in notebooks.
I teach my first grade students how to read an analog clock. It's on their state mandatory test. 😂 Also because I see people talking about it all the time, students also learn how to write in cursive in 3rd grade here. Fun fact that has nothing to do with the video, the school pizza is also still shaped like a square and has tiny cubed pepperoni. 🍕
Right. Everyone in my office makes fun of how young I am, pestering me with questions about old music and movies (that I actually know the answer to), until they need help with basic excel or Microsoft word skills.
Boomers: "Kids these days don't know how to look up things in a book Also Boomers: Type Google in to Bing search bar to go to google to type TH-cam.com into Google search bar to go to TH-cam
I just find it so hilarious that they make fun of “millennials” saying about participation trophies, but who came up with the idea of handing them out? 😂
Honestly, unless you were doing a highly advanced activity that requires hard work and dedication regardless (like an advanced martial arts tournament for kids, where you had to spends hours training to compete), getting a participation trophy typically was a sign of failure. Like, congratulations, all you did was be there. Everything you did was done badly.
She realizes that even 2000’s kids grew up without internet and phones for a while right ? Like we actually had to go outside to play before everything became so advanced
@@motttta I think your the exception not the rule, I and a lot of people I know didn't get a phone til we were a teenager. And I was a late '99 bordering on 2000s baby
“They should be ashamed in themselves because they were the ones who were supposed to teach us this stuff in the first place” Exposing boomers in one sentence
Lol, the answer they always give is 'but at a certain age it's your responsibility to teach these things to yourself' I say this out of experience. They actually say that. Like your childhood doesn't affect your fucking adulthood. 'What's that, never learned to read? Well you're 25 years old, it's your fault, idiot.'
Boomer do complain about a lot of the problems with younger generations when they themselves are at fault when you think about it. They didn’t keep their children in line or teach them stuff that could be useful to them and the boomers are sometimes the ones that make it difficult for younger generations to get a job because of their old timey thinking
My worst boomer interaction was when I was cashier and the lady yelled at me because I didn’t count her change back to her… it was 2 quarters I’m sure she could count herself
Omg i had an old guy yell at me because I forgot to ask if he wanted a bag. All he had to say was “hey can I get a bag for that” but instead he decided I needed to be scolded 🙄
Oh yeah back in my day we fucking had to study electronics just to light a bulb for 5 seconds. Yeah all my homies back in the 1800s just fucking lit bulbs with steam engines. Fucking kids dont even know how to drive a horse carriage dumbasses
I really love that comment of yours because then how could it ever be our fault ... like ever ... for every conceivable situation. argumentative logic 1000000000000000000000.
Yeah that struck me as odd, Ellen has gotten so stuck up lately. She didn't even ask her about her business or compliment her she just went right to " oh do you know what a map is? Even her scare videos have gotten a bit meaner.
Dylan Cole some closer sources says she’s a sadist; she loves making people feel bad about themselves. She also apparently yells at that wife of hers, all the time.
Can you imagine zoomers having a reverse thing, laughing at old people struggling to MARK EMAIL AS SPAM or flippin TURNING ON THE SMART TV Can you imagine young people actually being comfortable and willing to make fun of the elderly?
"a lot of kids don't use clocks anymore?" She knows that there is a clock in almost every classroom and kids stare at it to see when they get out. So they definitely know how to use a clock.
idk, when i was in eighth grade (6 years ago) i had kids ask me what time it was in class because they couldnt read the analog clock. but even so, thats a failing of the education system imo, not haha stoopid millennial
This aged SO well. Our boy Scott called this woman's downfall like Nostra-freakin'-damus. Turns out that if you just assume Ellen isn't joking when she's doing these bits, then you know exactly what it's like to work with her.
boomers be like: Millennials and Gen Z kids can’t do anything this 17 yr old girl: i started my own company at 11 years old boomers: mmm ok whatever but can you fold a map and dial a number on an outdated rotary phone?? no? ok that’s what i thought
Abby how are we supposed to know how to use something they no one use anymore? Rotary phone doesn’t work in my country for a very long time now, of course I’ve never touch one even before.
I can read clocks just fine. But a lot of the clocks in my high school are broken. Combine that with my shitty eyesight and BAM! You get hell. (Reading clocks is such a pain in the butt)
@H.I.M Nice sarcasm but visceral fear is a common term, referring to a fear or feeling that is deep down. It was necessary in this sentence, not thrown in to seem smart.
@@diavolosteddy7594 It just means deep down c: Visceral refers to the gut, so it often means a "gut feeling." So he means the shot itself is scary without having to really think of the meaning behind it, its just scary emotionally
Refolding a map correctly has ALWAYS been known as a challenging task. Sitcoms have made countless jokes about it for years before Internet maps became commonplace.
honestly the comedey move would be to give up and ask Ellen to show how it's done because as Scot himself points out she would likely hillariously fail herself as well.
17 year old: yeah I have my own company so that's pretty co- Ellen: ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT but can you use outdated inefficient and completely unnecessary things that the generation who grew up with them never taught you how to use? HUH?
salami you can hate on the rotary phone but if the power goes out, all your portable phones and cell phones (once the batteries die) are done. Those rotary phones just need a landline. No power required. So when the end of the world happens, the only person with a rotary phone will be the last one laughing 😂
I love how she joked about how millennials always get participation awards when it's her generation that started giving millennials participation awards in the first place. What a class act.
Don't you know that Millenials raised themselves and came up with all their own education, beliefs and values all by themselves? Pretty impressive when you think about it ;)
Next challenge: everyone else in the audience has to install an internet browser, sign in to their email, add 5 contacts to their address book, and compose an email to those contacts. Judging by the look of the audience, I’m guessing no more than 15% would pass.
Exactly. They probably couldn't do even basic tasks like that. But people shouldn't be judged if they can't. Which is exactly why this is stupid. Older people didn't grow up with newer technology just like this kid didn't grow up using a rotary phone.
KRATS 8 honestly, I think it’s more judgement worthy than what she had to do in the video because those are actually things that are valuable knowledge for today
As someone who uses an email provider that I've literally never seen someone else use/have (besides my family of course), the composing (well I assume actually _sending,_ simply composing one would be as easy as going to Notes and writing it out) of an email is damn near impossible if I had to do it through Contacts. I'm an adult now and I still don't know how to set my email up on the email app on my phone. (Previously my dad did it once on an old iPod but then when we had to redo it later we couldn't manage, lol.) I just email through the browser, and you can't link your contacts to that.
''A lot of young people don't know how to read a clock anymore'' So were the math exercises regarding reading digital and manual clocks exclusive to my school orrrrrrr?
Being a business owner at 17 is FAR more impressive than knowing how to use a rotary phone. Ellen really needs to reach to feel better about herself and her age
I clicked on this video because I thought I recognized Marley because she lives in my neighborhood and so I know her little zipper pouches. They’re really good quality zipper pouches and she has been making them as long as I’ve known her so I think that’s so much more impressive than anything Ellen could think of.
The meanest part is that rotary phones can't dial out any more. Their dial tone isn't recognized by modern telecom providers' technology. A rotary phone can receive a call but it can't place one. Even if she had done every step correctly, the phone call never would have gone through because phones run off touch tones now, not pulse tones. She was set up to fail from the start.
TheRealRevelation many students these days can not read a clock because they’re used to finding digital times. I’ve had kids ask before or my students this year just use the time on the thermostat.
@@Space-Glitter 😆😆😆 I've forced my kids to read my Eagles clock to tell time! So they learned the old fashion way before they could read numbers (and ya, i taught them how to tell time on a sundial also!)😆
I didn’t stare at it like art in high school, I stared at it like ancient art from long before my time. So mysterious, so useful yet basic and outdated. To this day I could never read the numbers, the ancient language always taunted me and I never understood why one hand was shorter than the other. Man, thank god I have my iPhone 11, I would have never lasted in the old days.
Yea I think it's absolutely hysterical everytime I see a boomer complaining about "ok booker" when they've been shitting on "millenials" (calling anyone who's younger than them a millenial and misusing it) for years. It's about time there was a clapback.
The first moment I realized I wanted to get into comedy was when I was 10, and my grandmother was talking to this other lady about how "all these 20 year olds are complaining, they don't even KNOW whats next" or smthn. I knew I had to embrace comedy in order to avoid becoming like *that*
Jeremy Merrett do you hear her @4:12 how she said "what!? what kind of business do you have" and laughed a little? she couldn't even say it with a straight face, super rude
The video was so annoying to watch. The teen basically knew everything but even if she didn’t, so what? Stop pushing obsolete things on kids and saying “Woow you can’t even use it” when they pick more useful tools.
It reminds me of a comment I read somewhere of a man complaining about young Victorians being so reliant on paper and not knowing how to use a slate without getting covered in chalk dust.
They're the type of people to tell you to do something and when you say you don't know how, they get mad at you or laugh instead of teaching you, as if you're supposed to automatically know how to do everything
Ellen, we weren’t born yesterday. My family had a yellow pages book, I don’t know anybody who can’t read a clock, maps are pretty hard to fold back up, libraries still have encyclopedias, and a good amount of people that didn’t grow up with a rotary phone have probably played with one of the very popular plastic rotary phones.
Oh_Hi_It’s_Me I actually met a girl who couldn’t tell time on a clock! (She just turned 17) said they never taught her in school. But then another 16 year old told me she could so who knows
@@yumiuzumakiuchiha My nieces are in grade school and they're learning how to tell time on clocks with hands. It's safe to assume everyone has been taught it, but if you don't use it or care I suppose we can forget anything.
I live in an absolute shit hole, so the poor education here definitely affects it, but I know several people who can't read a clock. My school didn't have digital clocks though and I've seen kids ask, and have been asked, to read the time for them. It's pretty frequent in my area
The worst part about Ellen's dumb jokes like "have you even seen one of these before???" is that you can't possibly give a good response. She's obvi asking rhetorically as a joke, so you can't just answer the question, and she'll get pissy if you actually make a joke back at her, so you're forced to just giggle awkwardly.
Way to stroke my ego... No but seriously, my Dad was in the military and I'm gen x. We moved a lot and I used to sit up front and 'navigate' reading the route from the map to the driver. I was very proficient with maps from an early age.
I love how she just interrupts her at 4:24 “Alright Marley, Alright, nobody here cares you’re an entrepreneur the point here is to make you look incompetent”
👁 Agreed. Especially when 90% of the people they are calling boomers are not boomers. They are just too unoriginal to come up with their own insults. The millennials was pretty much just as bad in that you had people who were millennials themselves calling younger people millennials, apparently they never really looked to see when the whole millennial generation started. I guarantee someone won’t even be able to resist the urge to call me a boomer for writing this.
The funny thing is that Ellen expects a 17 year old to know about something that wasn't in use by the time she was born yet Ellen herself is probably unaware of commonly used technology RIGHT NOW.
@@samuelmikulasko The OP was talking about how rotary phones weren't in use when the 17 year old was born, so there's no reason for the 17 year old to know about it.
I just found and started binging your videos, and I love your content style so much! The last two videos i watched you've been using your Google lights and it kept changing mine as well. Totally immersive experience! lmao
Told ya not having human interaction would suck.
Glad you made this video, I watched her video and got a migraine from rolling my eyes.
Also I'm digging this whole couch casual thing
AProperPotato same
that's fucking hilarious
The time is 4:20 on the clock lmao
I was gonna say... I remember you having a pfp but I'm pretty high rn so I wasn't quite sure.
"do you know what a clock is" ellen really thinks being old is a personality trait
I'm gonna put a lava lamp in the frozen food section
Do you even know what a notebook is, D’Angelo? You stupid kid. Always using a computer.
@@acompletedisaster9334 I'm 8 and I use note book very much
@@wicked2429 I'm 2 and I've been using notebooks for four years.
D'Angelo Wallace ok millennial
boomers are all talk until they gotta find the mouse on the screen
ApocolipticMonkey 😂😂
Every boomer gangsta until they gotta find the computer cursor
Loooool
If ellen was a teacher shed be the teacher to keep the mouse on the youtube time line...
It would be even funnier if they had a bunch of old people try to use new technology
The audience reaction when she couldn’t use the phone actually looked like boomer reacting to minion memes
A boomer soccer mom who likes minion memes and an Ellen viewer are different terminology for the same entity
The pointing from that one lady just made me cringe
Imagine your life being so pathetic that drowning yourself in useless knowledge from a past era is the only way you can feel superior to others.
😂
@Don Cheadle 2: Electric Boogaloo ok boomer
She’s 17, started her own business at 11, and went on stage in front of an audience of people and didn’t even act a bit awkward. She’s literally so charming and mature. Jokes on Ellen lmao. Also Imagine looking like that at 17. I think I was still wearing fuzzy blue polka dot socks in my Uggs (sadly that’s not a joke 🥲) and experimenting with neon eyeliner
Didn't act ankward? Wat?
She acted 100% ankward, almost like a maniac the second she was introduced at 2:30
@@FelOld That was a charming kind of awkward, the kind that makes people coo, not real awkward
Bedazzling a pouch to put into a purse (which is already a pouch) and marking up the price isn't what I'd consider remarkable. Setting up a lemonade stand for a week is technically "starting your own business."
@@FelOld ah yes ankward my favourite word
Chill out she is 17
“Try going one DAY without human interaction.”
He had no idea.
Oof
My thought exactly.
lol ez
@@scarlet6719 lol. Peezee
I think that includes using social media. Despite the pandemic, people are still using it to stay connected
She literally has her own business at 17 and Ellen is just there to make fun of her for her age
Astro Tyla no. ellen is joking. stop getting so offended by everything. ellen makes those “dad jokes” get over it.
@@carmencaiin The entire point of that segment was to make fun of young people for not being able to use outdated things, because that makes old people feel better about themselves. She degrades a self-made business woman for the sake of better quotas. There is a difference between laughing along with someone and laughing at them.
jakelesdiary The audience pointing and laughing at her isn’t the same thing as the audience laughing with her.
jakelesdiary in front of a studio audience pointing at her and millions of viewers.
Your comment has exactly 666 likes
I hate when people say “this generation has it easy” like is it supposed to get hard? Are we supposed to be mad that instead of having to waste time looking for a number in a book instead we get to pull it up in a second ?
exactly! honestly at this point its just jealousy that we’re having it easier than them
Yea! The world ADVANCES in TECHNOLOGY and we get SMARTERR why can’t they just accept that?
They say it like that’s a bad thing as well. That’s literally what we’ve been doing as a species for thousands of years; making things easier. Why do things the hard way when there’s a more effective method? It’s innovation, and we all know boomers don’t like that.
I don’t think boomers realize how easy they had it. They literally were born in one of the best generations, getting job wise.
like y'all made it easy????
love the "fold the map" thing. my dad used to hand over the pile of unfolded antique maps to me when i was maybe six because my adhd self just LOVED figuring out how paper was supposed to go
omg wait that's an adhd thing? i thought i was just weird lol
@@meat._loaf for me it's a symptom! It's definitely not something that's going to be like, indicative of ADHD, but for me my brain just zoom/enhances on that specific kind of task, and that is definitely because of how I'm wired.
@@corvidgreen5332 ah, thats fair! most adhd people have their hyperfixations! :)
I don't LIKE it. I’m just good at it. So I always am the one who has to fold things properly, untangle the shoelace or necklace, wrap ALL the presents. Assemble the furniture. It's like being good at stuff is a CURSE. I only enjoy theses things when I CHOOSE to do them. Not when I get assigned them because other are too lazy to do stuff properly. I'd call it be bing a lazy perfectionist with a touch of ADD.
I also have adhd and also love folding maps
It’s almost like technology has evolved and we don’t need a phone book, a map, and a rotary phone.
Really though we made better inventions that are more helpful and useful then what we used to have. Doing that is like saying that using a lighter to light a fire is not a better option to manually started a fire by useing rocks or sticks
That is very true. A map could be helpful to have in your car just in cas your phone died or the GPS didn’t have good connection. It’s not a necessary thing you need to know since you have other technology
The same people that can't use a gps or a smartphone today make fun of kids for not knowing things of their time ...
Rotary phone and phone books sure, but maps? Yeah maps are needed my guy
@@chunktruffleshuffle1606 which she knows how to use... Also a GPS is litteraly a talking map
Calling a Gen Z a Millennial is the most ok boomer thing ever...
Kapps Lock someone finally said it
👏🏻😂
@@HejMette Ellen is 61 and most definitely a Boomer
Miguel Abrego SHES 61??? WHAT
@@HejMette a gen z person calling a millenial a boomer is actually the most gen z thing
Boomer: laughs because teen can’t use a rotary phone
Also boomer: takes 20 hours to send a text and asks teen how to change a ringtone
THIS
Or my boomer teachers in college who have lots of degrees and can’t put a TH-cam video in full screen 🙃
@@marvel096 right? You have a PhD, but can't make the video full screen. And you want to teach me about ag tech?
Lol I know how to uses a rotary phone I’m 14 but my parents ask me how to use google 🤦🏽♀️
@@clarez3613 its not that hard
Ellen lives in a weird parallel reality. There were clocks in every class I ever attended from kindergarten onwards, even my literal boomer dad struggles with refolding maps, and actually there's A LOT of people my age (20) and younger on my campus who are into things that she thinks we've never encountered. The photography club on my campus is full of people who collect and repair old cameras and develop their own film, cooking classes are always full the day registration for classes open (bc no one's parents teach them how to cook), we make up the majority of the people at bookstores around town, and there's a swing dance revival club on my campus. Out here in the real world, people have always liked things from the past. There's no reason for Ellen to hate us. We like the same things. We're just not hissing at people who don't like those things, because we have that thing boomers always lack - manners.
Your campus sounds cool, I hope you have a great time there.
It's ok. Most Boomers are so out of touch these days and they are fearful that the "Modern Age" is destroying their world. I'm a Gen X'er and I belong to a lot of plastic model building groups with Boomers in them. The Boomers are always saying "The hobby is dead. Kids play on their phones and don't build anything! It's not like it was when we were kids in the 1960's!". I owned a hobby shop for years and most of the model builder kids (Gen Z) like to build Gundam and Warhammer figures or they are in the hobby because their parents are teaching them or they simply want to be creative outside of the digital world. Also, if the hobby was dead, we would be seeing shut down notices from the manufacturers instead of new product announcements. Try telling that to the Boomers and they deny everything you are trying to tell them. then the next month, they start complaining that the hobby is dead all over again.
@@monsterhobbiesonlinestore They get mad that people don't want to do hobbies exactly the way they did it as a young person instead of embracing different expressions of the same hobby. Happens all the time. Hell, it even happens in vocations; I'm a truck driver and some boomers will do nothing but disparage younger people as lazy or not doing things their way even though we're doing the same damn job.
@@adafrost6276 For sure. Boomers were like that even back in the 1990's when I first entered the job market. - Man...the 1990's sucked for that...all these advertisements for Hippie Boomer music on tape cassette protesting Vietnam on TV, trying to sell to hip draft dodgers while Gen X was making the real music that still stands strong with modern music. Want to know something funny...there is a company that makes digital phones with rotary phone dials right now. too bad this poor Gen Z girl didn't have one in her back pocket to pull out and show Ellen.
Millennials and gen z should make a pact. I don’t want to treat gen z and generations after gen z like how boomers have treated us. Can we stop the cycle please. It’s embarrassing and I refuse to grow up into a boomer.
Jenna F yes!!
I absolutely love gen z and will always support them
Jenna F Same! I admire how smart and aware they are
Yeah. I don't want to be rude to younger people when I get older. Crusty old people are horrible.
Yes please
I’d like to see Boomers try to figure out how to send messages through a telegraph from the 1850’s and get laughed at by Victorians.
Oh my God yes
Boomer: but I don't know Morse is there a manual? Victorian: haha stupid boomer
I’d like to see boomers read a text with modern acronyms and emojis and try to figure out the meaning of it
Lol
Hosted by the ghost of Oscar Wilde.
“I’m 17 years old.” OK SHE’S NOT A MILLENNIAL
yea she's a part of Gen Z
Joshua Zoomer generation
@@Lozzie_14 same thing
Joshua no it’s not🕺🏽
@@winglessabel3977 Please E l a b o r a t e
I love that "the time on the clock" is 4: 20 with Scott saying, "this isn't a joke."
yeah
I like how Ellen just glazes over how shes an entrepreneur at 17
moomoo johanson Cause she needs to skip to the part where she gets to make fun of her.
moomoo johanson it didnt fit into the "young people are dumb" narrative for this gag but watch her turn around and have a young entrepreneur she gives like 15k just cos
Yup. She even made that seem like it was a joke too. If that girl is only 17 and she has found a passion and a way to be her own boss and make her own money, then she is going places. Boomers could never
"You're an entrepreneur at 17 and are making your own money? At 17? YEAH BUT YOUR STILL DUMB BECAUSE YOU CAN'T FOLD A MAP"
I went to school with the girl, Marley, and she and her family were always so down to earth and wonderful, I still have some of the bags she made me. And it’s kind of annoying to see Ellen glaze over all the hard work she’s put into her business.
They disabled comments because there were too many “ok boomer” comments and i love it
No! they disable comments whenever there's an audience member in the video
I know I went to go comment on it, originally I didn't wanna watch it bc it's demeaning lol
Chucky chuck I was early to the video the comment section was open lol
*but most of the time yes*
Ok boomer
i went down to comment that and i saw that they were disabled :(
The audience of entirely white boomers and middle aged women cackling and pointing at this poor teenager just seems incredibly cruel
That part actually did look incredibly cruel, i mean she was struggling with something new she had never learned, and everyone was laughing at her.
Vanadium I mean folding a map is hard regardless 🤷♀️
Bella Jones i think the audience were told to do that
Mostly Gen X. Boomers are currently close to 60 and up.
Right??
It's just an audience full of Karens!😂
I'd like to see Ellen and her staff operate a medieval trebutchet correctly and in a timely fashion.
Like, what the actual fuck is the point in making fun of someone for not knowing how to use obsolete technology? It's literally completely pointless.
17 year old: owns and produces her own business
Ellen: lol but can you use a map
like everyones like "they're so entitled and cant do anything for themselves" like shut upppp!!
I had a lemonade stand when I was 5. = Owns and produces own business.
frankthespank She produces and sells a product? Smh belittling women is really a hobby for some people
frankthespank, ok boomer.
Aksangel _ - Oh no and saying something bad about.... A WOMAN... breaks intergalactic law!!! Sex organs makes you infallible. Well, I identify as a Woman you sexist! If you’ll excuse me I’m gonna go play with my boobs. Ever since I became a woman I haven’t left the house!
"Not a lot of young people know how to read a clock"
Kids stare at the clock all day to see when school ends. They know exactly how to read it.
She's talking about me, im an outlier and should not have been counted 😔
Sheryl Smallwood That’s what I was thinking
Sheryl Smallwood i still can’t it’s so confusing
@@Victoria-cg5np how old are you? Jesus christ.
I can’t read an analog clock without a lot of effort, but that’s because I have dyscalculia, not because I’m gen z
The most "OK Boomer" thing of the whole video is Ellen calling her a millennial when she is clearly Generation Z.
YES OMGGG it irked me that she just labels gen z as “millennials”
evvence ok boomer
She's like 7 years into gen z, she's not even on the edge
I figured it was the shrieking pack of gibbons they were using as an audience.
Every young person is a millenial to boomers.
My dad gets mad at me for not knowing how to do stuff and all that runs through my head is just YOU NEVER TAUGHT ME
I love how she totally ignored how this girl has her own business and Ellen's like "no you're supposed to be dumb and lazy"
I think its more like she doesn't want her to advertise her products on her show
Ellen or nobody in that audience actually believes that this girl is dumb and lazy because she cant use boomer technology. This comment section is manufacturing outrage out of its own mind.
Ellen and her audience is fully aware that these old technologies are outdated and useless today, she even joked about it right at the beginning. Ellen starts with talking about Encyclopedias, how they were these giant books that everyone used to have, but they completely disappeared nowadays because internet makes it so easy to get that information. She said that she wanted to know more about what happened to the encyclopedias, so she googled it. *audience laughs*. Ellen finds out that set of encyclopedias cost 800 dollars today and she jokes that you can get them at 100% off because encyclopedias are outdated and its all available on the internet for free. convinietly that part is taken out of this video.
@@dasfun2243 ok boomer
@@juicycooch9810 OoKeY.... BoOmEr
LivelyAisha #4748 damn you’re really just replying to nearly a handful of comments about this huh
the clip of the audience laughing looks like something out of a black mirror episode man
that shot was actually terrifying.
“Oh my gosh, kids these days can’t use out dated and terrible versions of much better modern items”
LOL you win the comment game
Honestly, I haven't even seen a pay phone that dated meaning that even the government thought they should be replaced, there's not even a point have the information to operate one anymore
@@johnanimelord i have used rotary phone and it SUCKED basically you can call someone and someone completly wrong can pick up the phone, map...i actually never happend to use one and the phone book, back in the days when people had these ( i remember my grandma owning one ) they actually writed the phone numbers in notebooks.
Bahareh R aw thank you
John animelord I know they’re useless
I teach my first grade students how to read an analog clock. It's on their state mandatory test. 😂 Also because I see people talking about it all the time, students also learn how to write in cursive in 3rd grade here. Fun fact that has nothing to do with the video, the school pizza is also still shaped like a square and has tiny cubed pepperoni. 🍕
Yo they have square pepperoni I wish that was my elementary school
I was with you until you said cubed pepperoni. How does that work? Wouldn’t it be easier to just have the slices?
@@buddabro6722 it’s more like the pepperoni was diced or minced
@@notatallfunctional what they said ☝️
You can see what the pepperonis look like if you go to the frozen pizza aisle.
I remember those days. Cursive, square pizzas, playgrounds, and the weird popsicle juice bars.
I love how Ellen was like, "do you know what a clock is?" Ellen what do you think kids at school look at all day?
Lmao you do know she was joking and that's why scott didnt mention it, but he brought up the telling of time
@@CrazyJp I was being sarcastic
Honestly.
Talia Krumkop then u suck at being sarcastic
Shifty Pickle it's just text lmao how can you show emotions
They all talkin smack till they need to get help resetting the wifi router
Lmaoo everytime
they all talkin smack till they're put in a nursing home
Right. Everyone in my office makes fun of how young I am, pestering me with questions about old music and movies (that I actually know the answer to), until they need help with basic excel or Microsoft word skills.
Red bull
They all talking smack until you need to set up the HDMI on the tv
Boomers really think everyone younger than them is a millennial huh
Unless they are boomers that spend more time with kids, yeah pretty much.
but everyone younger thinks that anyone older is a boomer so we're both guilty lmao
cheekybananaboy ok boomer
@@cheekybananaboy3361 for me late 50s and older are boomers. My parents are definitely not boomers
@@LittleSprout73 my ex is 20 and he's a boomer to me
Out of all those obsolete objects in that room... Ellen would be the most useless.
Boomers: "Kids these days can't read maps"
Also Boomers: *Can't figure out how to turn off Autoplay on a TH-cam video*
Boomers: "kids these days can't read maps"
Also boomers: *raised generation x and part of generation z*
@@amensomen8048 Lmao
@@amensomen8048 THIS, ALL OF THIS.
Boomers: "Kids these days don't know how to look up things in a book
Also Boomers: Type Google in to Bing search bar to go to google to type TH-cam.com into Google search bar to go to TH-cam
Watching my family use a GPS is painful and I can’t even drive.
I just find it so hilarious that they make fun of “millennials” saying about participation trophies, but who came up with the idea of handing them out? 😂
seriously. i remember complaining about how stupid i thought they were to my mom as a kid. 😂
Good point
i always felt so embarrassed getting them as a kid cause im like? i did nothing and theyre like heres your ribbon that says "participant" like maam
Honestly, unless you were doing a highly advanced activity that requires hard work and dedication regardless (like an advanced martial arts tournament for kids, where you had to spends hours training to compete), getting a participation trophy typically was a sign of failure. Like, congratulations, all you did was be there. Everything you did was done badly.
She realizes that even 2000’s kids grew up without internet and phones for a while right ? Like we actually had to go outside to play before everything became so advanced
Yh like I’m pretty sure most phones came out in 2007
@@shrek1669 That's a joke right? xD I've had a phone since 1998 when I went to 5th grade. And before that I had a pager in 2nd grade :P
@@motttta I think your the exception not the rule, I and a lot of people I know didn't get a phone til we were a teenager. And I was a late '99 bordering on 2000s baby
All I had was an Ipod touch. I was born in 2006.
In my country expecially were like 5 years behind the rest of the word
I love how when she told Ellen Degenerate she had a small business, Ellen straight up scoffed at her and repeated it like the girl was less than her.
“They should be ashamed in themselves because they were the ones who were supposed to teach us this stuff in the first place”
Exposing boomers in one sentence
Lol, the answer they always give is 'but at a certain age it's your responsibility to teach these things to yourself' I say this out of experience. They actually say that. Like your childhood doesn't affect your fucking adulthood.
'What's that, never learned to read? Well you're 25 years old, it's your fault, idiot.'
Boomer do complain about a lot of the problems with younger generations when they themselves are at fault when you think about it. They didn’t keep their children in line or teach them stuff that could be useful to them and the boomers are sometimes the ones that make it difficult for younger generations to get a job because of their old timey thinking
Sometimes the boomers who are teachers don’t teach the students the skills they need to know
They cause some of the problems with younger generations but not all
that pan to the audience pointing and laughing felt like how movies portray a kid having nightmares about a school assignment
Oh my god you are so right!
You are on point with that
By design, of course. They've been doing those cam shots since before the boomers.
"Haha she's so stupid she doesn't know how to use a rotary phone"
Like b!tch can you use a Cotton Jin
look at this dude just vibing on his couch, he's doin it right
I only liked your comment because it was at 999 likes, now its just 100 likes.
Im sorry.
Bro that’s exactly what I was thinking lol
vibing on his couch vibe checking ellen
I think he has a Viking license
Bro u not lyin he vibin on da couch doe 😳
having Google continuously changing the lights in my room fostered a very immersive viewing experience, thanks
Imagine being laughed at by a room full of Karens
jacob mynenko That’s my nightmare every waking moment.
That’s church
I don't have to I just saw that.
I was your 1,000 like
The Golden Apple Official I didn’t realize my comment got that many likes. Yay me
Ellen: "Be kind to everyone!"
Also Ellen: "Do you know what a clock is?"
Also Ellen, taking the "joke" a step further: ok how do you tell time hmmmmm?
@@natashanabein when she said that it gave me massive "oh yeah? name three players then." vibes
Yep. You should only be kind if they go along with whatever you say.
your joke about going a month without human interaction aged like wine.
Samantha yep
Samantha mhm
Agreed!
FACTS
Ok
My worst boomer interaction was when I was cashier and the lady yelled at me because I didn’t count her change back to her… it was 2 quarters I’m sure she could count herself
Omg i had an old guy yell at me because I forgot to ask if he wanted a bag. All he had to say was “hey can I get a bag for that” but instead he decided I needed to be scolded 🙄
Young person: *grew up in a generation with improved technology and has no need for old and outdated tech*
Boomers: haha stoopid
Boomers: bAcK iN mY dAy
back in my day it was much better to search info for hours instead of looking it up on the internet in matter of seconds
Oh yeah back in my day we fucking had to study electronics just to light a bulb for 5 seconds.
Yeah all my homies back in the 1800s just fucking lit bulbs with steam engines.
Fucking kids dont even know how to drive a horse carriage dumbasses
@@lemon_3612
My reaponse: wElL, HerE iN My daY, WHERE WE ALL EXIST AND REEP THE BENEFITS OF?!?!
They can't even use the new technology
Old people always wanna complain about younger people as thought they haven't raised us.
H Hy EXACTLY!!!!
Yessss. Like why didn't you teach me how to use a rotary phone if its so damn important, mom!
Every generation complains about their succeeding one.
I really love that comment of yours because then how could it ever be our fault ... like ever ... for every conceivable situation. argumentative logic 1000000000000000000000.
this 17 year old girl: yeah i actually have my own business that i'm very proud of! :)
ellen: haha she can't use a rotary phone
Alex Castro lmao it’s sad that these are the wise elders :,)
Yeah that struck me as odd, Ellen has gotten so stuck up lately. She didn't even ask her about her business or compliment her she just went right to " oh do you know what a map is? Even her scare videos have gotten a bit meaner.
Dylan Cole some closer sources says she’s a sadist; she loves making people feel bad about themselves. She also apparently yells at that wife of hers, all the time.
I cant believe you are taking it seriously lol
@@televisionkid7783 old people are just bigger kids with entitlement issues
Can you imagine zoomers having a reverse thing, laughing at old people struggling to MARK EMAIL AS SPAM or flippin TURNING ON THE SMART TV
Can you imagine young people actually being comfortable and willing to make fun of the elderly?
I've literally never seen a crowd point and laugh at someone in real life before. I thought that only happened in cartoons.
they're all pulling a Nelson. HAW HAW!
IKR truly unbelievable. Is this ellen shit not staged?
I thought that only happened like in medievil crowds when a physics scientist tells them earth ain't flat
It’s set-up...
@@Wildf3rn lol. Im aware of that. my point was that they were overplaying their reactions to the point of it being cartoonish.
"a lot of kids don't use clocks anymore?" She knows that there is a clock in almost every classroom and kids stare at it to see when they get out. So they definitely know how to use a clock.
Ahahaha I learned how to tell time but honestly fucking suck at it
idk, when i was in eighth grade (6 years ago) i had kids ask me what time it was in class because they couldnt read the analog clock. but even so, thats a failing of the education system imo, not haha stoopid millennial
Cool Moth I know! I only learned recently how to tell a on the wall clock because I started going to an actual school.
Tbh you'd be surprised. I had a buddy in Spanish class who was a senior and didn't know how to read an analog clock.
I never actually figured out how to read a clock until I started to hate school. I wanted to know when recess was. I didn't even like going outside.
as soon as she said “does anyone remember encyclopedias?” i knew i was in for a loooong ride
Im 13 and we still use encyclopedias
Yep.
michelle surine oh yeah i remember the good 1700’s, all that enlightenment thing was crazy dawg
This aged SO well. Our boy Scott called this woman's downfall like Nostra-freakin'-damus. Turns out that if you just assume Ellen isn't joking when she's doing these bits, then you know exactly what it's like to work with her.
boomers be like: Millennials and Gen Z kids can’t do anything
this 17 yr old girl: i started my own company at 11 years old
boomers: mmm ok whatever but can you fold a map and dial a number on an outdated rotary phone?? no? ok that’s what i thought
Abby ok facts !!!
Exactly!
So true.
Abby but can the boomer properly use a 1920 radio or make a fire from scratch
Abby how are we supposed to know how to use something they no one use anymore? Rotary phone doesn’t work in my country for a very long time now, of course I’ve never touch one even before.
“A lot of young people don’t know how to read a clock”
Ok boomer
Lmao I don’t even know why they say that we all learn it in Kindergarden 😂
I mean I’m 17 and a lot of my friends don’t know how to read those clocks
I can read clocks just fine. But a lot of the clocks in my high school are broken. Combine that with my shitty eyesight and BAM! You get hell. (Reading clocks is such a pain in the butt)
I used but can't anymore
Starbee they teach us how in second grade. Like it’s a whole chapter in my little sisters math book
That shot of the audience laughing was _actually_ viscerally terrifying.
I can see your fear.
ikr
H.I.M idk what that means ;-;
@H.I.M Nice sarcasm but visceral fear is a common term, referring to a fear or feeling that is deep down. It was necessary in this sentence, not thrown in to seem smart.
@@diavolosteddy7594 It just means deep down c: Visceral refers to the gut, so it often means a "gut feeling." So he means the shot itself is scary without having to really think of the meaning behind it, its just scary emotionally
I hope Ellen uses rotary phones, phone books and paper maps every day.
Refolding a map correctly has ALWAYS been known as a challenging task. Sitcoms have made countless jokes about it for years before Internet maps became commonplace.
honestly the comedey move would be to give up and ask Ellen to show how it's done because as Scot himself points out she would likely hillariously fail herself as well.
She literally had a stand up bit about maps being hard to fold up.
@@kayleeo7330 oh this is gold
It doesn't seem that hard. It just folds like an accordion, and then once or twice more the other way.
@@RAndrewNeal and yet most people still fail
17 year old: yeah I have my own company so that's pretty co-
Ellen: ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT but can you use outdated inefficient and completely unnecessary things that the generation who grew up with them never taught you how to use? HUH?
jayco 15 erelevant 🤤
@@jayco9214 Irr-ellen-vant 😎
Like okay Ellen try and send a screenshot on my phone in under 10 minutes
salami you can hate on the rotary phone but if the power goes out, all your portable phones and cell phones (once the batteries die) are done. Those rotary phones just need a landline. No power required. So when the end of the world happens, the only person with a rotary phone will be the last one laughing 😂
@@TaylorAmelia Do you know what a PDF. is?
I love how she joked about how millennials always get participation awards when it's her generation that started giving millennials participation awards in the first place. What a class act.
The Ellen Show is literally just her giving away participation awards in every episode anyway.
Don't you know that Millenials raised themselves and came up with all their own education, beliefs and values all by themselves? Pretty impressive when you think about it ;)
I also like how she called somebody born in like 2002 a millennial. Can ellen use her precious encyclopedia to learn what a millennial actually is?
Your gonna be really upset to know... "it was a joke"
@@wholeyguacamole101 That's what I was thinking. She'd be a gen z...
It’s so sad that this 17 year old girl is so happy to be on Ellen and then Ellen just humiliates her for the time she’s on.
And the audience is laughing the whole time, which makes it worse.
I love how the "dumb teenager" she picks is a really smart and kind young entrepreneur...
And yet she talks down to her and treats her like a generic delinquent stereotype of a millennial lmao
True
I'm fairly certain you must be 18+ to get into the audience for these shows.
keriezy for ellen you need to be 14+
Next challenge: everyone else in the audience has to install an internet browser, sign in to their email, add 5 contacts to their address book, and compose an email to those contacts. Judging by the look of the audience, I’m guessing no more than 15% would pass.
Exactly. They probably couldn't do even basic tasks like that. But people shouldn't be judged if they can't. Which is exactly why this is stupid. Older people didn't grow up with newer technology just like this kid didn't grow up using a rotary phone.
membou 15% is being too generous
KRATS 8 honestly, I think it’s more judgement worthy than what she had to do in the video because those are actually things that are valuable knowledge for today
I sincerely hope we live up to our distaste.
We have a hard road ahead of us, as much as we like to laugh about it.
As someone who uses an email provider that I've literally never seen someone else use/have (besides my family of course), the composing (well I assume actually _sending,_ simply composing one would be as easy as going to Notes and writing it out) of an email is damn near impossible if I had to do it through Contacts. I'm an adult now and I still don't know how to set my email up on the email app on my phone. (Previously my dad did it once on an old iPod but then when we had to redo it later we couldn't manage, lol.) I just email through the browser, and you can't link your contacts to that.
We should get Ellen to try to send Morse code while being laughed at by a bunch of war vets.
😂😂
Ah ha ha she can’t even do a sos what a fucking *TOOL*
This should have way more likes. Comment gold rh
Best comment yet
Caleb Walsh this is the best comment I’ve ever seen
''A lot of young people don't know how to read a clock anymore''
So were the math exercises regarding reading digital and manual clocks exclusive to my school orrrrrrr?
Being a business owner at 17 is FAR more impressive than knowing how to use a rotary phone. Ellen really needs to reach to feel better about herself and her age
screw 17 she was running the business since she was like 7
@@nathanmullin9302 For real ?
@@MonsterPumpkin well yeah she said 11
ellen is jealous she isn’t successful off of peoples suffering
I clicked on this video because I thought I recognized Marley because she lives in my neighborhood and so I know her little zipper pouches. They’re really good quality zipper pouches and she has been making them as long as I’ve known her so I think that’s so much more impressive than anything Ellen could think of.
To quote John Mulaney: if you're comparing the badness of two words, and you won't even say one of them, that's the worse word.
Shit. Just commented that.
"I think you're awful Ellen"
"Me, awful? How so?"
"You invited me on just to make fun of me"
Wanna hear another joke, Ellen?
“everybody is awful these days. it’s enough to make anyone crazy”
"I think we've had enough of your jokes"
I love that this whole thread is just quoting the Joker. That's hilarious 😂
OooOoOoh I'm the 1k like!!
The meanest part is that rotary phones can't dial out any more. Their dial tone isn't recognized by modern telecom providers' technology. A rotary phone can receive a call but it can't place one. Even if she had done every step correctly, the phone call never would have gone through because phones run off touch tones now, not pulse tones. She was set up to fail from the start.
"Kids these days don't know how to use a rotary phone!"
Why would anyone these days need to know how to use a rotary phone? Who has a rotary phone?
but it's nothing hard to use one
@@karstais no, of course not, I can use one and I'm an idiot. The point is that when we get better tech, there's no pride in being outdated.
Pēteris Zvirgzdiņš
Might be confusing the first time but very easy to grasp. It’s just not a needed skill anymore.
@@samuraijackoff5354 i know but i what's wrong with learning a very easy skill even if it is an outdated thing
i do but i live in eastern europe lmao
Last time I checked, 17 year-olds aren’t millennials, Ellen
yeah, thats like gen z right?
@@apothisiii5549 yep 17 is far from millennial
They are. Millennials were born 1985 to 2005. The oldest Gen Z are going to be 15 next year.
@@thehmc uhm what? Gen z is like 2002 at least
thehmc some sources say gen z starts in 1995 tho. I think the safest bet is to say 2000’s kids are gen Z
So she thinks when kids are in class constantly looking at the clock for when class is over, they're just staring at it like it's art?
TheRealRevelation many students these days can not read a clock because they’re used to finding digital times. I’ve had kids ask before or my students this year just use the time on the thermostat.
@@Space-Glitter 😆😆😆 I've forced my kids to read my Eagles clock to tell time! So they learned the old fashion way before they could read numbers (and ya, i taught them how to tell time on a sundial also!)😆
I didn’t stare at it like art in high school, I stared at it like ancient art from long before my time. So mysterious, so useful yet basic and outdated. To this day I could never read the numbers, the ancient language always taunted me and I never understood why one hand was shorter than the other. Man, thank god I have my iPhone 11, I would have never lasted in the old days.
Brandon Martinez
PREMETHIAN YES
@@Space-Glitter then maybe one of you guys should teach them how to do that
4 years late, but the only people I meet that can’t read clocks are 40+ years old
Many boomers seem to misinterpret "OK boomer" as ageism, when in fact it's calling out boomer's ageism.
Yea I think it's absolutely hysterical everytime I see a boomer complaining about "ok booker" when they've been shitting on "millenials" (calling anyone who's younger than them a millenial and misusing it) for years. It's about time there was a clapback.
We should ask Ellen if she can use a 19th-Century phonograph.
Vince Lestrade ya fr like I’m 15 and I’ve used all of the things they were taking about lmao
I'm sure she'll have no idea how to use a wax cylinder out of its case.
Jaden Field-Black umm why lol. Weirdo
if she can't harness a mule in three minutes, we all need to point and laugh.
I miss the Ellen that was a blue fish and told us to just keep swimming
you probably mean Donald?
Jordan Barclay ok boomer
UwU 420 wtf
Yeah, definitely miss the Ellen that didn't have pages upon pages dedicated to what a dick she is too her staff.
The first moment I realized I wanted to get into comedy was when I was 10, and my grandmother was talking to this other lady about how "all these 20 year olds are complaining, they don't even KNOW whats next" or smthn. I knew I had to embrace comedy in order to avoid becoming like *that*
You know it's condescending when she says "oh so you're a LITTLE entrepreneur"
Jeremy Merrett do you hear her @4:12 how she said "what!? what kind of business do you have" and laughed a little? she couldn't even say it with a straight face, super rude
@@ytscrownjewell You're name is fitting, and I agree.
Also the "alright marcy, alright" to stop her talking about it is jut rude??? like tf? let her finish the frickin sentence
Everyone going to ignore the fact that she said entrebeneur? 4:23
"Oh that's a silly product. Here, let me get you in on one of these multi-level marketing schemes I'm spreading instead."
Can't believe she didn't teach herself those obsolete skills.
Ikr cant believe she was out starting her own business instead!
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The video was so annoying to watch. The teen basically knew everything but even if she didn’t, so what? Stop pushing obsolete things on kids and saying “Woow you can’t even use it” when they pick more useful tools.
Rose Aeries Right? Would you roast a 10-year old for not being able to use a VHS-player? It’s obsolete
It reminds me of a comment I read somewhere of a man complaining about young Victorians being so reliant on paper and not knowing how to use a slate without getting covered in chalk dust.
I want to see Ellen thread a 8mm movie projector, get water from a well with a hand-pump, or start a Model T Ford.
EXACTLY
I think it's a projection of how they feel with new technology and software that they can't figure out how to use lmao
They're the type of people to tell you to do something and when you say you don't know how, they get mad at you or laugh instead of teaching you, as if you're supposed to automatically know how to do everything
Ellen, we weren’t born yesterday. My family had a yellow pages book, I don’t know anybody who can’t read a clock, maps are pretty hard to fold back up, libraries still have encyclopedias, and a good amount of people that didn’t grow up with a rotary phone have probably played with one of the very popular plastic rotary phones.
Oh_Hi_It’s_Me I actually met a girl who couldn’t tell time on a clock! (She just turned 17) said they never taught her in school. But then another 16 year old told me she could so who knows
@@yumiuzumakiuchiha My nieces are in grade school and they're learning how to tell time on clocks with hands. It's safe to assume everyone has been taught it, but if you don't use it or care I suppose we can forget anything.
I live in an absolute shit hole, so the poor education here definitely affects it, but I know several people who can't read a clock. My school didn't have digital clocks though and I've seen kids ask, and have been asked, to read the time for them. It's pretty frequent in my area
I'm currently 14 and learned to when I was 7-8, it depends if the "boomers" teach you instead of complaining about how you dont know.
They still drop a phone book at our house once or twice a year
The Boomer comparing “boomer” to the n-word is peak white boomer nonsense.
Facts
K J preach sis
Wait that’s actually a thing that has happened?! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Canaan Andrew yeah it was in the tweet in the video. It’s at 0:25.
K I see it now. That’s honestly hilarious 😆
That’s horrible all those people are just laughing at her.
Haidy Bug And yet, we’re the rude and inconsiderate generation supposedly...
Teresa shut up boomer
@@victorflores4043 she just said she's a millennial. What are you talk8ng about?
@@cattheinvisible6605 Shut up boomer
@@mustapha- I'm 19
9:10 this shot right here perfectly encapsulates all of Ellen’s audience.
nobody:
not a single soul:
ellen: oh you don't know how to read a sun dial? a lot of young people don't know how to read a sun dial these days
we literally had one in primary school but it broke
danielle k we have the same name lol
I had one in my old village. I know how to read a sundial lmao
@@aimeewhellans7853 show Ellen who's boss!
Lmao ask Ellen to use something from now
Ellen: *points at phone* What is this?
Girl: phone
Audience: *L M F A O*
You mean : Ha ha ha ! ! ! LOL !
girl: ok i'm gonna put the phone number in the phone now
audience: has the loudest laughter ever from any live tv show
*what was funny*
@@cheekybananaboy3361 I think she was supposed to pick the receiver up before dialing.
@@GORILLABOYY your profile picture is the definition of hive mind and you're trying to call me unoriginal; rethink your life.
@@jestersudz6085
I've only once seen the peak of boomerdom:
*"L.O.L."*
Marely: I’m actually a successful entrepreneur
Ellen: but can you fold a map
Also Ellen: No? I knew it... Stupid kid!
The worst part about Ellen's dumb jokes like "have you even seen one of these before???" is that you can't possibly give a good response. She's obvi asking rhetorically as a joke, so you can't just answer the question, and she'll get pissy if you actually make a joke back at her, so you're forced to just giggle awkwardly.
Nobody has ever properly refolded a map in the history of ever.
EXACTLY.
Way to stroke my ego... No but seriously, my Dad was in the military and I'm gen x. We moved a lot and I used to sit up front and 'navigate' reading the route from the map to the driver. I was very proficient with maps from an early age.
Victoria Comeau I can but it's not hard
I'm 28. I've attempted to fold these maps many a time throughout my childhood, it takes at least 15 minutes of deep concentration
@@xxkarlosxxxxxx7233 Congratulations... would you like a cookie?
I love how she just interrupts her at 4:24 “Alright Marley, Alright, nobody here cares you’re an entrepreneur the point here is to make you look incompetent”
TheEpicAlpaca yea I caught that too lmao I was like wow..You can even hear it in her voice she was like yea yea “no one cares” 😂
Which is 4 minutes past the time on the clock
People calling boomers, "boomers" as an insult was the natural reaction to them calling us milenials as an insult...
EXACTLYYYY, they are all up and arms about it yet they don’t see their own hypocrisy
LITERALLY
@👁 ok boomer
👁 Agreed. Especially when 90% of the people they are calling boomers are not boomers. They are just too unoriginal to come up with their own insults.
The millennials was pretty much just as bad in that you had people who were millennials themselves calling younger people millennials, apparently they never really looked to see when the whole millennial generation started.
I guarantee someone won’t even be able to resist the urge to call me a boomer for writing this.
@@mcearl8073 ok boomer.
Scott: Encyclopedias
Me, an intellectual: *Encyclopædiæ*
The funny thing is that Ellen expects a 17 year old to know about something that wasn't in use by the time she was born yet Ellen herself is probably unaware of commonly used technology RIGHT NOW.
Trofuse shes 61. It was
Exactly!!
@@samuelmikulasko The OP was talking about how rotary phones weren't in use when the 17 year old was born, so there's no reason for the 17 year old to know about it.
ellen: "how dare you not know how to do skills that serve no purpose in 2019?"
my parents: kids these days don't know how to do anything
also my parents: so how do i download a wifi
Lmao
I hate how relatable this is
It’s 2005 and I’m installing a program from a disc, Do I click install or cancel?
😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I just found and started binging your videos, and I love your content style so much!
The last two videos i watched you've been using your Google lights and it kept changing mine as well. Totally immersive experience! lmao
she really said “do you know what this is” about a map, ellen probably doesn’t even drive herself around tf
Ellen likes to drive and apparently she's a bad driver, speeds and is inconsiderate
@@Myrilia thats the least surprising thing ive ever heard
I GUARANTEE Ellen can't drive stick shift. Let's clown on that bitch
"What time is it on this clock?"
Well, it's four twe...nice.
the like count it's just perfect
@@Faery69 I agree, no one should destroy it
I wanna like but its at 69 likes
Nice
@@Faery69 its on 70 now, humanity failed
@@icecookie2953 fuck it
God I want someone to call out Ellen on her own show
thx1085 While that would be totally satisfying, the producers wouldn’t actually air that in a heartbeat sadly
We're gonna have to infiltrate
Have Bill Burr as a guest on her show...
George Bush doesn't like calling out his friends
for what?