Millennial Men: WORST Dressed Generation? Gen X vs Gen Y
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0:32 - Round #1 Fashion trends
1:34 - Round #2 Clothing fit
3:50 - Round #3 Manners
5:01 - Round#4 Shoe game
6:03 - Round #5 Brands
6:49 - Round #6 Hairstyles
7:40 - Round #7 Facial hair
8:24 - Round #8 - Fragrance
9:20 - Round #9 - Role models
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Who do you think is the winner? Let us know in the comments below!
Hate to agree, but yes millennials have it hands down.
Do they come in Paris? Just purchased some. Looks great!
YOUR DATES FOR GENERATION ARE WRONG (your average for age of these consumer categories are short by 5 yrs)
1945-1965 - Boomers Consumer
1965-1985 - Gen X Consumer
1985+ - Gen Y / Millennial Consumer
Gen X - especially the people born between 1975-1985 are the core of Generation X - these consumers destroyed several fashion, music, movies trends of the Boomers like Disco, Bell bottom pants, etc. GENERATIONS are actually demographies for marketing to categorize CONSUMERS by their tastes & age - Gen X are categorized as independent, rebellious kids that were very sharp with their wallets because mom used to leave us by ourselves with the keys to the house hence our other name 'latch key kids'
Actually, Companies in the 1990s used to categorize kids born as late as 1985 as Gen X like pepsi.
Kids born after 1985 are known as Gen NeXt - watch?v=ZP_N5cFNmFI
kids born after 1990 are the Millennials who joined the consumer market around 2008-10 where their impact was felt most prominently - this is all marketing data
I am a Millennial, yes ('97). But I look up to Antonio Centeno and Aaron Marino more as a style icon than Jose Zuniga. All truth, no lie.
Yeap you are right
Isn't '97 really Gen Z?
Antonio and Aaron are more classy, more formal and Jose is more casual, informal. I'm in early thirties so I'm more of a business casual, a bad boy look so Jose is my man. But sometimes (sometines more often) I need to be formal so Antonio and Aaron are a way to go. All three of them know their game and I like to combine their advices for different occasions. I'd say all three of them are your gurus
Me too, I follow Antonio and Raphael rather than alpha m or tmf
SilverStreak and you still look like a dork
I honestly thought you’d be more biased against millennials. You’re surprisingly accurate, even though a lot of your conservative audience will disagree.
VictoriousOutlook
Brands was very important, have a big logo was good, sadly!
VictoriousOutlook True conservative thinking should have been about the freedoms of the Constitution (that’s why I used to be one). For some reason, conservatives were the ones who got upset at Obama wearing a tan suit.
@@Myrslokstok Brands were very important at that time which made me hate them. I guess I was born at weird time, right in between Gen X and millennials. 1981
I'm a conservative Millennial though
man buns: an automatic 15 point deduction giving the overall win to Gen X
The ‘man bun’ is an abomination, by any generations standard.
Should carry the death penalty or at least life with our parole.
I think the beard chart is wrong as #1 one is clearly a woman and #2 has serious doubts their place in the world.
Everybody knows that only ladies shave.
Never understood why men shave, except the services where at least I could claim the paraphernalia as a tax deduction.
A good barber, who is worth his weight in gold, will be able shape and trim any beard to suit a man's lifestyle.
Even if you include the mullet? man bun v. mullet.
Millennials deserve credit for having the confidence to try the man bun
@@kooringagnd Shaving is useful if you want the full effectiveness of a gas mask since a beard can allow gases to leak into the gas mask.
I gotta give round 9 to Gen X. Even though I'm a millennial, I like the styles of Johnny Depp, Clooney and Pitt
agreed honestly (also a millennial here)
Gen X role models are also the most handsome.
Johnny depp, clooney and brad pitt are late boomers
Regardless of the generation, I will teach my future kids Gen-X manners.
You mean apathy, racism, and misogyny ?
Jason Wong no Jason. Manners, unity, communication, integrity, not playing the victim, self respect and respect of others. The video speaks for itself, but I’m glad I could elaborate more for you.
well the good thing is Millennials are dropping the helicopter parenting methods that their parents used which screwed things up to begin with
Weird, I never associated grunge and punk kids with good manners.
Yes sir I will, although 87 but it's all about manners
Streetwear has been pretty influential and Gen Z loves streetwear as well
This isn’t even close. There is so much information out there that enables a man to dress well and appreciate quality. Several years back, I was clueless. The thought of entering a clothing store filled me with dread. Now it is something I enjoy. I have many people coming to me for advice on how to dress better.
We're lucky to learn from you how to be more stylish , thank you so much
Millennial clothes but gen-X men
I'd say both for sure. I don't find baseball caps, tennis shoes, and t-shirts being worn every single place one goes as attractive.
I’m GenX from NY and living in San Francisco. GenX fashion was way to baggy however Millennials are clearly still influenced by trends GenX started. High water pants like MJ, grunge like Nirvana or Air Jordan sneakers are all great examples.
On Facial Hair. You mentioned Millenials with their stubble. That came from us Gen X people. Remember the "Don Johnson Look" WE GEN-Xers invented the idea of going out with the 5 O'Clock shadow, looking like Don Johnson.
On hair cuts, being I was an Army Paratrooper (3/505th PIR, 82nd Airborne) with pride. I love this so-called "Undercut" what we in the Army called, "Tapered Haircut." As far as "Man-Buns." Well, my millennial daughters each agree with a statement on many Veteran web sites. "If your boyfriend shows up with a man bun, it is time for you both to start seeing other men."
Thanks Antonio for this interesting comparison. I've learned a lot from you! I'm a Gen Y but was brought up in a typical Gen X family. This really hits home!
Great video, Antonio!
I learned about shirt garters from you in a video about a year ago and absolutely love them! Got them from kk and j, and they're a must! Every guy needs(yes, needs) them.
I was born in 83. I still don't know why we are included with people born in the late 90s. Unlike them, I remember rotary phones, pagers and floor tv's.
Late 90's is gen Z, I was born in 92 and can remember pagers.
Some hospitals still use pagers
Same born in 83. Pretty much the perfect time as we witnessed the changing of technologies though I don’t fully relate to millennials or gen x
What about D-Generation X?
Break it down!
Dude I'm laughing too hard at this!
Ah I see, a man of culture
SUCK IT!
Magnum LA Will
Break it down!
These style battles are fun! Keep 'em coming, Antonio!
Absolutely!
I haven't seen this yet but between man buns, flannel shirts, unkempt beards, black glasses, and unshaven armpits on third-wave feminists, I'm thinking the Gen X-ers will beat my generation, hands down (The Millenials).
You gave flannel shirts to millennials? lol did you even 90s?
I've seen a lot of gen x'ers keeping up with the times, there's also a ton of overlap between what people consider millenial, and gen x. I deffinently prefer modern style tho.
Gen X here. I completely agree with you on every count. Dam, great minds really do think alike.
Antonio always giving us interesting contents. Thank you!
Interesting video; I agree but have to say the internet gives Gen Y an advantage. We didn't have access to all this advice or the ability to buy things online.
Magnificent work 💪👌👍 😊. Nicely done 👌👍😊. I agree with you 💯 percent . Most don't. Like your ideas. There not paying attention 😔💔. Great job 👍. I'm proud of you for your strength and courage. Plus patience. Happy Saturday.
Millenial here ...Kinda jealous of gen X sounds like they didn't need freaking TH-cam channels to figure out what the heck to wear and it was perfectly acceptable.
Thanks Antonio. I agree I feel crushed every morn & evenin tryin to keep up 😎
I never knew about gen X and gen Y.
Great information!
Once again Millennials get an award just for being born. Shocker. 🤨
XD
Really enjoy your vids💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻 Learn a lot - so thanks🙏🏻! This one was particularly fun and a bit personal. Being born in Europe in 82 I often find myself a mix of two generations.
Like this types of video thanks 😀😀😀
Make more videos like this please? love your videos
I didn't grow up calling people "sir" or "ma'am". The guys in my life just didn't demand it, and the women hate being called "ma'am" because it makes them feel old.
In the south we still did
In new Zealand we call men above us sir, and women miss
@@aaronmontgomery2055 Parts of the south maybe. Not this part apparently
SoldierAtHeart I suppose you are not from the south (US), asia, africa, latin america, eastern europe nor middle east.
@@tangchiprathomo819 No I'm from the south. People just don't make a point of it here for whatever reason.
I am at the beginning of the millennial age, 1986. I would have never thought millennials would crush it. There are lots of great traits and values in the Gen X age as well.
I’m an Gen X but I keep up with the lasted trends in style. Got to look sharp!
Been watching your channel for a few years, I've learned a LOT. I'm an older millennial ('85), but I learned from a Gen Xer.
Great video
I’m not like the Millennials. As a Generation Z, I chose my own style and I really like the laid back look of Preppy and the minimalist look of the Japanese and Europeans. I avoid streetwear at all cost because I felt every guy my age(18-21) have the same problem with the “Supreme trend”. If you love what you wear go ahead and wear it. You don’t need to spend $500 on that sweater(unless you have the money) and find affordable and alternate brands. As a newer generation, get inspired, improve your wardrobe, and watch channels like this! Thank you RMS for inspiring a younger generation!
Here's a thought: you as an ex-marine might've considered the DISADVANTAGES of tight-fit suits. You mention tightly tailored jeans etc., but appearances aside, they are not functional. Suppose you want full range of body movement. In loose fit trousers a chap can kick full range, to his shoulder, or head height. He can defend himself, run for a bus, climb a fence etc.. In short, he is POTENTIALLY in natural, comfortable warrior mode even whilst smart. He can step into a car without twanging his undercarriage too. This has been a historical design concern going back centuries, even millennia, look at history's hose, flexible breeches, trousers etc.. We talk about how restrictive pencil skirts, footbinding and high heels were for women, preventing running, but you're advocating for the same unnatural, restrictive styles for men. It's just recent convention, from the 1960s on, that admired tight restrictive styles. In underwear too, today's vests don't go much past the waist, so riding up and losing vital heat in cold. Once fashion loses the functional 'warrior' element, it is, by definition not 'masculine' but fake in essence. Don't you think?
Excellent point, much of the tight fitting clothing isn't very functional.
I'm a millenial (born 89) but I have to both agree and disagree with you here. Yes, overall the millenial gentlemen are becoming more interested in menswear but I work in tech as a developer, and here it's a whole different story. Even some of our managers are trying to connect with us by wearing hoodies and running shoes, wearing a shirt to work everyday is being dressy and if you have a jacket with a dress shirt (like I do sometimes) you're viewed as a "suit", one of those guys who spoils the fun. And, tech is a very substantial part of the millenial work force, creating sort of a split in my generation.
I’m Gen Z ... who else?
Here I am mate💪🏻
Me too
Me too
Here, mate =)))
I knew that Gen Z started at '95, I'm '98 so I count myself in Gen Z
We used those shirt guards in the military, they do work very well for a sharp look.
I'm Gen X & have to disagree with you on giving the millennial's the win (at least in my area).
My career field requires me to work with many young people entering the professional work force for the first time. Most of them I've encountered consider blue jeans, tennis shoes & a polo shirt dressing up for the office & court appearance's.
Blue tennis shoes with green shoelaces, a matching polo shirt & blue jeans may be stylish in college but not so much in a courtroom when your serving as an advocate or in an office environment! !
I think Millennials are 1980-1995. It goes by 15 year increments. Kids after 1995 were also likely to have smart phones by the time they were in highschool. Great video though
1981 to 1996, the columbine survivors were the first of that generation
I had a smartphone by time I was leaving highschool. Before that was flip phones and that was freshmen year to junior year.
Millennials 1984 ---- >
Never saw anybody use a flip phone in highschool
1980 here and no way I'm a part of that generation of Reagan and Bush babies. Heck, Carter was the president in 1980. In fact, I don't even identify as an 80s baby because my birth year wasn't a part of the 80s era which began in 1981. I'm an 80s child but not an 80s baby. I finished college in 2000 without a tiny bit of knowledge of internet. I had my first email add at mid 20s and also started to have flip phone in my 20s. The most widely accepted definition of a millennial is 1981-1996. Were the last to turn 20 in the old millennium. We turned 20 in 2000 which was the final year of the 20th century and old millennium. So sorry but your definition is ridiculous.
If it wasn’t for the older gen us younger gens wouldnt understand that fit is soo important, but great video been watching your stuff for a while . Keep up the good work!
It's funny though, how we learn most of our style from the gen x people
Yeah, Millennials probably look better, but manners are just as if not more important than style. Having said that though, speaking as a Millennial, I've noticed that peoples manners tend to improve as they age, thankfully.
*sees supreme and clout fashion*
Uhhhh you sure millennials arent bound by brand names?
*Overall* *winner* : Antonio Centeno's generation 19...🤷♂️
Even people born upto early 80's call themselves GenXers because even they don't want the Millennial tag
I think gen x won role models
Love the vids, you should do one on Tyler the creators new style like anything past late 2017
What is the into music that you play shortly after the beginning? Sounds good.
My GenX peer group is 80% bearded.
Can you use those shirt stays when going through metal detectors. My employer requires us to go through MD,s every time we leave or go to breaks. I would hate to have to show them why it's going off
Even though I'm a millennial, I've always looked at Johnny Depp as a fashion role model
Ayye! TMF boy Jose Zuniga!!!!! I honestly thought gen X would win but you suprised me. I liked this video a lot
niceeeee🌸
Cool video. According to the information, I am considered a Millennial. For some reason, I thought I was X. Style wise, I see myself as a Millennial while adding my own mix.
As a millennial i despise the form fitted clothes. My waist is a size or 2 smaller than my chest and quads so finding clothes that fit isn't easy. Ive been digging vests to cover up the loose shirt
Honestly, I love both styles💕
But probably I find the generation Y clothing are more trendy now these days. But who doesn't likes over sized/baggy shirt?😂
Well it looks trendy too😊
I am from Russia, you have a good channel, I learn a lot about the style, no trends that will leave tomorrow, I always use Axe - Cool aroma and cheap, convenient
It was definitely a fun video and I agree would hold true if it wasn't based on the numbers. I believe many more Gen X'ers (self d.o.b. '65) cared about their over all style and fashion 24/7 365 than the minority of well dressed/groomed Millennials who do, jmho.
Gen X´rs have a lot of great things in their circle regarding fashion, entertainment, role models etc etc.
I´m a Millennial myself and i absolutely adore and respect Gen X´rs.
And i know for a fact that those born in that generation are less prone to insult the entire Millennial generation for our habits and our values.
Perhaps we should get along right? ;)
Same for the younger Generation Z, no hate just love for everybody..
No beef here 😎 Thanks Antonio
🔥vid, keep it up!
I bought the shirt stay/guard, Highly recommend it!
They didn't ship where I live... So Had to get them elsewhere.
Edit: Wait... You did talk about these before yes? Because now I see "worldwide shipping" pop-up, was this always the case???
Eitherway, Time to get myself an extra pair of high quality goods.
I'm gonna treating myself today baby!
Just clicked this because of the topic and what I see is 2000s are not there. I'm a 2002 born and I think I'm a well dressed guy.😢
Just kidding great video.👍🏼
Because you're in the gen-Z category, not millennials...
This doesnt have anything with millennials. It's just evolution of fashion, materials and lessons learned.
Born in ‘93. I must be among the few who has never followed any fashion trend or popular (among peers) style. As a kid, I dressed simply, until late middle school, when I started imitating my father’s style...he’s a boomer. Later on this developed into the ivy style for me, though the core of my wardrobe is traditional. I guess that comes in part from my grandparents, and my fondness of Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes. With regards to facial hair, I have kept a beard for at least 6 years, but now they seem almost overrated; so now I rock a ‘Wyatt Earp’ moustache.
As for my style role models, you and Raphael are at the top of my list ;).
Superb video! I enjoyed the comparison.
Antonio, I love your videos. I have a question. What is your opinion about waist length jackets, such as Ike Jackets, Bomber Style Jackets or Duty/Shooter type jackets? I wear these frequently Because I just like the look of them, plus my pants pockets are easily accessible. Also on that note, what is your opinion on the Mess Dress Tuxedo Jackets, such as in the Military or a Prince Charlie Jacket? Thank you for the great videos.
I was just thinking about my man bun right before he said it. Lol.
Well trend in the early 90 was:
- monocrome (black).
- tight
- thin
A natural reaction to the 80 and 70.
Nice
1980 and GEN X 💗💗💗 Do NOT call me a millennial...ever.
Call the man-bun what it is: The millennial mullet
Antonio, fashion trends are by and large forced on the public by designers at the exclusive fashion houses of which in turn works its way very quickly into seasonal high street retail. The vast majority of those houses are run by designers in their 40’s-70’s not a Millennial in sight! What we see today is the constant churn in design not a generational distinction in dress sense aptitude/awareness. Not sure you’re on base with this one.
Generation X though had “designer stubble” which meant slight facial hair popularized by the likes of George Michael or Don Johnson in Miami Vice.
Man great
Antonio - the funny thing is that us Millennials, the "winners" of this contest, learned much of what we know from enlightened Gen X'ers like yourself.
As I am part of none of these generations, I can lightheartedly watch this, and learn more.
Like where this channel is going
It's a fun video. Don't take it seriously.
90s and early 2000s were the last decades of good fashions. After 2013, fashion went down the toilet.
Great video 🔥
I'm a child of the year 2000 and I sometimes feel like being the only one in my age wearing classical menswear!
In my country, new Zealand, millennials and the 2000-later teenagers/ young men still call teacher or out tutors etc sir/ miss
Thank you Antonio for reminding me my hubby and I are from two very different generations. LOL #Gen Xer who only attracts Gen Y :p
I due believe that Gen X should have taken it in role models, many Millennials reference them as style icons and pull Inspiration from them.
I'm actually about to order multiple pairs is shirt garters from KK & Jay, a few gentleman and myself will order probably 5-10 sets.
AWESOME! Hope you like them, Joseph. I genuinely love mine. :)
@@RealMenRealStyle I'm upgrading my shirt stays that I've been buying on base.
We have many musicians, actors, and TH-cam. They teach equality and positivity. Still, social media influencers (and the Kardashians) have a more negative effect on us.
Antonio sir, in your opinion do you think generation z will beat millennials in the style department?
I don't think it's about the generations themselves but how society has changed and how the internet has facilitated that change. I am gen X having been born in 1969. I was not particularly interested in style when I was younger. But now I am far more aware and try to dress better than I ever did.
C’mon Antonio!! We got Brad Pitt and George Clooney!!! 😂😂. Everything else I agreed with...yeah...Gen Y has it for the dress in terms of fit.
I'm more surprised than I thought I would be about this. I definitely agree with your choices, but as someone who strives to emulate icons of the past, it almost feels weird that my generation is overall more in tune to fashion than yesteryear. Perhaps because the groundwork was made by Gen Xer's, millennials just have so much to work with that we can take the best parts of each decade and make it work for today. Good video Antonio.
GenX like me are awesome, we forged the world we live in today! All genY people have only been building on what we created! Antonio is a more classic gentlemen, genXers like me were the opposite, we rebelled against all previous styles, it was all about making your own clothes and statements....hence the grunge Era which came out of the punk movement, torn shirts, flannels, etc...I've reverted back to a more classic businessman due to me growing up. But I still bum around the house like I did as a teen. At work, it's white-collar all the way but I still wear a leather jacket and drive a Porsche....will never lose my hardcore!
I agree 100%! Another great video Antonio
Thanks man!
Antonio, you just made me realize I’m a late boomer turned into a millennial thanks to your channel. Go figure
Like everytime you killed it man!!
Hope to grow my channel to this extent.
It's about personal development
You are doing good brother
Subscribed
Good content bro subscribed
How do I use shirtstays with shorts?
I viewed this competition as unbiased although I am a millennial I'm seeking truth not favoritism. There's so many things we're doing better with style & fashion to have a few. Having the suit coats tailored or nipped in at the waist for those who actually invest in knowledge. The are those who still think any suit = $1mil look... not true! I'd have to say the manners definitely go to the older gen but seems like that's it. I learned awhile ago imho, SCREW LABELS! I wear what makes me look good that's quality not a name brand. Unless I'm being paid to wear your label don't expect me to waste my money on an over $ cotton shirt. Thank you for all you do though RMRS, I've learned a lot from you
Style is entirely up to the individual in my years i have seen stylish people from all age groups and its the same in fashion disasters where there are people who haven't a clue how to use clothing.
I was born in 81 so I’m a bit of Gen X and Y
Thankyou
I must agree! Always find your videos interesting even if I'm not a guy! Haven't found a female equivalent channel yet.... Would it be irrelevant for you to do a video featuring a list of female versions of the type of content you make?
Round 5 is the exact opposit in my opinion.