Does GEN Z SUCK?
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I am gen z and yes we suck
I disagree. You are great, believe in yourself! Every generation before you dealt with this kind of negativity from the generations before.
Theyre all resistant to change, dont let em get you down young brother. Believe and you can achieve!
@@AbaNPreach 😑😑😑
Well shit lmaooooo
@@AbaNPreach Is that sarcasm? Lol jk
Agreed
I don't know if gen z sucks, but jubilee managed to find 6 of them that fit the sterotype.
This is true
This makes me want to watch a gen z breakfast club reboot for some reason lol
@@amuro9624 just watch the snl skit
@@tracksuitcheems - If it's on snl, there's 99% chances it's gonna be weak.
Man this is very true. This is like cookie cutter stereotype lol.
I'm tired of them getting the opinions of LA young people. These people represent me about as well as a house cat represents other felines
😂😂😂 interview kids from other part of the country damm.
LA's the WORST
Like, what, like, do you, like, mean, like. How are we, like, different?
@@h0bohunter344 You forgot the "literally"
@@foreverjoc facts same thing I said
Jeans are only “getting bigger” bc style repeats and people are now wearing jeans from the 90s and 2000s.
I thought it was hilarious how they seemed to think that baggy fit clothes are a new thing.
We're gonna start seeing old a as trend come back and you'll have this new generation saying that they came up with it. I.E like that boy that thought he came up with the flossing dance move. That shit was being done in the 30's
Yup, every generation seems to recreate what was in 20 years prior or the era they were born during with some slight adjustments.
Yeah
I thought that the fact that jeans and trousers are getting bigger was due to lockdown lol since quarantine wearing skinny jeans feels like a nightmare because I ve been wearing pijamas for like 2 months of lockdown 💀
Jubilee: "We are diverse, look!"
Shows a bunch of rich, suburban people but one is gay and one is black.
honestly they all could be gay and I wouldnt even realize it.
deadass thought the same💀
@@incognitonotsure909 I generally have no idea how many are gay, but generally with Jubilee, they make sure at least one will explicitly tell you just so they can prove it.
Yea to them diversity is not different experiences from different cultures, it's pretending that bunch of people who live in the same areas and believe same ideologies, but look different is diversity.
@@TheGamingTool yep for these people diversity is good as long as it suits their ideology. Hence it ain't real diversity, but they don't care about that because 'diversity' supporters only care about appearances.
I think it's telling that everybody had a "strong opinion" and yet most of them immediately changed their mind and stood somewhere else once they heard someone else's opinion.
Techniclly, they are not sure themsleves.
Spot on. "I'm strong independent... I base my beliefs on facts". Wait does the group not agree with me, actually I completely changed my mind.
Exactly... I thought I was the only one to notice how back and forth Gen Z is... but it's ok, in 5 years they'll think and move differently hopefully for the best.
Young and immature ways of thinking, that’s all it is
That might be a good throat tho. Imagine If Hitler was like that
These kids don't realize how controlled information is.
The west thinks it's immune to propaganda
@@firstlast6226 The West will be destroyed by propaganda.
Too fucking true.
@@dannunakifuque7795 that being said....there still seems to be a lot of us online that don’t buy into the mainstream propaganda machine
Big facts
She manages to get the words ‘social’ and ‘politics’ out of skinny jeans 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
i can understand getting social BUT HOW TF DO YOU MAKE IT POLITICAL
@@dhrubi skinny jeans are restrictive just the patriarchy.
The patriarchy man!
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FUCK, I’m glad I’m not insane!
How did she connect politics to the skinny jeans QUESTION??
@@aeow8859 skinny jeans are a work of the matriarchy to make men's junk hurt
As a young millennial, I remember us similarly being bashed for being entitled, self absorbed, etc few years ago, but now most of us are 25+ and 5-10+ years removed from being teens.. bashing has been a thing now that most gen z are this decade’s teens, especially with certain cringe trends surfacing. It definitely changes every few years. We’re going to start hearing about gen alpha in the next 5-8 years lol
I never understood where people got the idea that millennials were entitled or self-absorbed?
@@IGamingStation I’m guessing it just happens as each new generation emerges.
It’s a sliding scale..... it’s really the values of each generation regressing into the exact opposite of what previous generations died to stamp out. The older each gets the less and less you see minds shift into true maturity and it’s reflected in every aspect of society.
Idk anybody really bashing the kids, I think we're bashing the circumstances and the mindset they have
Im an older millennial and when I was a teenager, I don't believe there was so much segregation among generations. People rarely used the term baby boomer. Then all of a sudden I was called generation Y and I was too entitled. The hate mostly came from Gen X so I think this is just what always happens. I do think the labels are going too far now...I mean Xennials?...come on
“We get shit done, the impact we’ve had with like tiktok…” *shudder cringe*
BIG *cringe* lol
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@@joecool2721 Supreme leader Winnie the Pooh knows what to do
it was the most cringe but i think also the most relevant and accurately reflected and why millennials like me cringe at Gen Z (fyi im not a trump supporter/incel or w/e "boomer") my generation wasnt perfect either but today is worse than i could ever imagine...we're more divided and people feel more entitled to themselves or about themselves when theyve worked zero for it
I guess sharing or making a video is good enough in their minds to change the world lol.
We’re a generation of people pleasers. The internet is like a narcissistic parent. If you do what it likes, you get rewards from everyone and if you don’t you get verbally abused and attacked. I think it’s turned a large portion of us into people that just go along with the group to survive.
@Phoenix ASMR same
You are spot on!
Right there. I keep explaining to people that a lot of people in Gen X use the internet as a parent and didn't listen to their own parents
What is gen z? 90's or 2000's ?
@@aliciabyul9550 Late 90’s early 2000’s
Imma say something that may get a lot of hate but I think Gen Z needs to hear it: you don’t deserve respect solely because you belong to a particular community, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or gender. You don’t deserve respect just because you’re gay, or a woman, or because of your pronouns. The sooner we go back to respecting each other for the merits of our character, the sooner things will get better in the Western world.
Facts dude, facts. Gen z don't feel like there respected so they go out and demand respect when they don't deserve it. I'm gen z but this has always been something I believed. I know myself, and that means I know just how much I don't deserve respect. Gen z don't deserve respect, only thing Gen z deserves is a chance to earn it. Same with any generation.
You're preaching to the choir, everyone knows this, but a minority of zoomers choose not to acknowledge.
The majority sadly won't listen to these facts.
Understand that not every Gen Z is like that but you bring a very good point. Tbh with you it's more about Gen Z ppl becoming more liberal that are creating these online problems no joke, you don't really hear about the other side but they are there and are more inclined on what your saying like me.
@@justacameraman4900 How exactly does an entire generation earn respect? I think respect should be given on an individual basis.
I’m surprised this generation hasn’t broken their arms patting themselves on their backs.
Most of us, and I hate to say us as I'm barely in the z group, use pity to get others to pat us on our backs. So few youngsters nowadays have anything useful to offer, so they have to outsource feelings of usefulness and meaning to others, which offloads any stress they have to improve. The phrase, "You're perfect just the way you are" is a good example, as it almost always comes as a response to a depressing comment about ourselves. Self deprecation (fishing for compliments) followed by assurance (You're amazing in every way). Why change if everyone says they see you as perfect. To be fair though, most modern parents have taken the easy route for raising their kids - ipad parenting, which everyone knows is a terrible way to raise kids.
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Don't really know how to respond to this because I'm barely gen z. If I was born a year earlier, I'd be a millennial but likely would stick out like a sore thumb among them lol. I hardly match up with the people in this video. What these people have shown is basically that gen z is composed of people full of complications looking for people who agree with said complications.
They are really good at saying a bunch of words while simultaneously saying nothing
Perfect politicians
sounds like twitter in a nutshell
But the social political impact of skinny jeans bro, and like, the patriarchy.
@@samaelsandalphon5600
Seeing these cringelords makes me wish Moloch was raising, dude.
They're judging people who get their news from facebook, when they get their news from Tik Tok
and twitter
News from Facebook and tiktok can easily be google to see if it’s true or not and most the time it be true
Keno 95 biased
@@K3nn3thlyons haaaaaa
@@K3nn3thlyons isn't that the most ironic thing
The thing I hate about gen z is that they try and normalize things that shouldn’t be normalized, and when someone doesn’t agree with them they threaten them and when someone threatens them they act like it’s NOT OK (which it’s not) they’re hypocrites!
This ain’t a generation thing tho. It’s a social media thing. Every generation is doing it from old biddies to preschoolers. Maybe you think that only gen z is doing it because everyone who posts their tiktoks virtue signaling puts on a filter to make them look younger than they are😂 every generation is doing it nowadays. Therefore. Not “the thing I hate about gen z” it’s “the thing I hate about general population in the era of social media”
@@Silkie_Dragon Yeah makes sense!
I agree with u but like wut do u think Gen Z is normalizing now that's bad? Not tryna come off as condescending, I'm just asking.
@@svkib Stuff like obesity and bulling because of opinions and beliefs
@@niae5102 ohhh, okay yeah that makes sense. Yeah that's where our generation fuckings sucks
Dunno how these kids represent an entire generation of humans.
I think that can be said about the idea of generations in general. I don’t fully understand what constitutes a generation and wide it can go. Like how different do your experiences have to be to no longer be considered to be belonging to a certain generation
Yeah I don't know how kids starving in the Philippines are represented by these dummies
Gen z might change in future.
@@razorblade2332 Im a filipino and this is true many kids here are starving and adults were jobless because of c0vid.
@@razorblade2332 Filipino here and this is facts.
the only change TikTok gave society is giving the top 2% creators a platform, career, and connections for doing nothing
doing nothing? They pretty much do something
@@mevrouwvera4704 stop the cap
Just like your old ass myspace page stfu
@@kb.brandyn6798 You thought that was clever
@@theannouncer3423 you thought yo life mattered?
I don't like the depressed question... Everybody has felt depressed... Did they mean medically depressed? That's different
No you've felt sad, hurt, and down but depressed no
@@theannouncer3423 depressed: adjective
sad and gloomy; dejected; downcast
Yes, I'm sorry, but there's a big difference between being depressed and being clinically depressed
imagine being abused by your parents your whole life and the adults in your life never believed you
then we can talk lmaooo
@@fndmntl5341 Still not depressed
@@theannouncer3423 lol ok troll
It’s the everything is racist, everything is homophobic,everything is labeled for me. I’m sick of you having a disagreement and your automatically labeled an oppressor if you don’t share the same views or offer a different solution your the problem. It’s a weird time to be alive.
100% agree
Preach 🙌
You guys act like no generation before also didn't think this way...
@UCoJeDQXCdqjkfoEtgQuSI1A When has America ever been super focused on topics that effect the less fortunate? Are you saying there's no serious issues being discussed today or do I need to catch you up? In case you forgot slavery was ended 200 years ago so not much to add to that but oppression on a much smaller level is still oppresion.
@@SageVaughn other generations aren’t as bad as accusing someone as gen z
They dont suck.
They're just a product of the time they grew up in, just like all the other generations. They are literally still growing and developing. What they think, eat, preach now will probably be different in 5 years.
exactly, all teens are dumb. lol. its just exacerbated with social media so its on a larger scale. they need to fit in so they all follow what they think is right without any critical thought. That usually (hopefully) happens later.
finally, some god fucking common sense
Gen X in 1980s to 1990s were actually great and Millenials in 2000s were good tho but Millenials sucks in 2010s everything in 2010 to present sucks.
@@subblonde3101 exactly
even older generations have done so much stupid stuff, people just don't know it / it wasnt exacerbated since there wasn't social media
@@arnoldstallonereeves7469 BIASED your generation brought crack into black communuties and saying your generation is clean is a bunch of bullshit
My siblings are Gen Z and the way they think absolutely scares me.. every single thing is about abuse or mental health or some other buzz word.
My sister is gen z but she has 3 older brothers who dont go with the typical gen z word salad so shes a little better than these weirdos
@@keyblade287 We are in similar situation but my gen z sibling are stuck on their phones absorbing other peoples trauma and word vomit as their own. It’s genuinely scary how little of their personality is actually theirs and not from the internet
Wow, that really hit home. My kids are Gen Z and I’m like “what the fuck happened?”
@@cdai216 everybody's personality is an amalgamation of the people they meet and life experiences they have, the only way in which genz is different is that we largely have unrestricted access to the internet, for better or worse
@Blank Mane that statement is so broad it doesn't even mean anything lol
“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will fucking destroy me”
Lmao
Profesor Tyler the Creator managed to fit the masterclass on cyberbullying in a single sentence.
@@emergenciest damn I guess if kids are getting shit on at school they can just stop going to school
@@ozurafgc6235 @emergenciest brought up cyberbullying not normal bullying. Do you even know the difference? You have to be unquestionably stupid to actually bring normal bullying up even though nobody mentioned it.
@@toroselfpropelledgaslawnmo5197 is cyberbullying the only way kids get bullied or hurt by words? The topic is born by the experience of the kid in the video and for all we know this kid has taken shit at school, at home, and online. Pay attention to the context and maybe you'll be able to get what I'm saying lol
I think why people dislike this generation is because facts have been replaced by feelings.
Are you joking?
that’s because this generation has something called my truth. they haven’t yet realize that there is no such thing as “my truth”. there is your version my version and the truth
we have become too Comfortable
@@olajideoladimeji1655 No, it's true can't have a civil conversation or debate without people bringing up their feelings
Lol
12:15 words dont hurt, having nobody to express and validate your emotions too, thats what hurts. being alone is vicious even if you dont feel lonely.
I have to disagree, words do hurt people, regardless if it’s factual or not. The issue is in their ability to accept actual valid criticism, or “roll off” stupid statements from stupid people.
Gen z is very soft. A lot of people think that everyone is supposed to be nice, kind, or considerate. This generation is full of many people making bad habits, bad decisions, and refusing to take accountability for anything
Thankfully it's mostly Americans that are on this soft mindset
Other countries & its people don't operate in this manner
Yes because talking about things that you have issues with is very weak. We should all just accept what we are dealt with and never do anything to change it.
@@kaisolomon5187 Where did this man say anything about talking about issues that we face is a bad thing?
@@jeffreyabbey9592 We do have some of those people here in Germany, but not as many as you have. Seems like the disease is slowly spreading.
For me there's a difference between just being innocent & kind and being a straight up softie.
So true. It pisses me off, as an American. I hope we get better, but we'll see if that happens.
as an older Gen Z i don’t feel represented by these kids at all 🤦🏽♂️
As a younger "Zoomer", these weirdos don't represent me either
Right. Like they're trying to group everyone together. But I'm training myself to know that if that's not me I'm shouldn't be offended.
Agreed. These folks seem like children to me.
I think it might be because they’re from LA, get some gen z from Texas or Florida would be way different. These kids from LA act like clowns.
@@sahirdamani1264 I’m from LA I’m not like these bozos at all
Hating the younger generation has been a thing since generations have been living different technological eras specifically the 1900s and onwards. And coming from a Gen Z Im sure Gen z probably start hating on Gen Alpha in like (5 years from now
Lolll. Right. Millennials are hating because their jealous.
@@dustbgone8435 what’s there to be jealous of? Honestly...
@@WealthyIndustrialist I'm sorry, Jeremy. I just noticed my typo. I meant to say, " Because they're jealous... "
There, I fixed it.
It’s the labelling and generalising that bothers me the most. “Oh ur a cis straight white male, u have no issues in life u cant complain or have problems” it’s a very ignorant mindset to have
Meanwhile labeling them gen z? Make it make sense to me, please. I’m begging.
@@AntiSoraXVI you are gen z if you're born within a timeframe that's just how it is.
I never agreed with generalizations like that because I hate the generalizations made on me. People love to paint black women as loud and obnoxious. Why would I, as a black women then make a generalization about someone else when I hate that it’s done to me?
@@FlyXcur if you’re white, straight, and cis, then you are a cis white male…
You realize how this eventually becomes a cycle of “I don’t like labels… okay but those labels are fine.”
You really can’t just pick and choose which labels you accept and which you don’t. It’s like calling someone a Floridian because they were born in Florida but getting upset about labels when they call you Orlandian because you were born in Orlando
@@AntiSoraXVI it's not cis white and male
It's about the fact that cis white males live very oppressed lives just like everyone else
I’m cringing just thinking about all the times 18 year old me had “serious” discussions with older adults and actually thought I was enlightening them and giving them new perspectives.
I’m cringing just reading about you doing it
@yeshalloween
I'm cringing imagining you cringing about reading this cringy comment
I mean, i don't think its impossible to have a serious conversation with those older than you! I'm sixteen, and i know i have a lot of thinking and experiencing to do, but i still like to talk to my parents about deeper topics.
Don’t sell yourself short. When I finally became an adult I realized a lot of adults from the older generation are in fact incredibly dense
Who cares if what you said was cringe, at least you had c onversations with older people which helped you deepen your knowledge. Never be ashamed to try homie. We gotta start learning somewhere. I am more scared by kids that never talk seriously to adults.
I just hate the social media warriors that try to make everything a debate.
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I disagree with this comment, I think we should debate more.
Yes because never critically thinking about anything is good for society
"Gen Z change so much with TikTok."
*Gen Z destroying school bathrooms, stealing things*
I think the "Depression" thing is that one question where 80% of Gen Z who believe they had it or feel it, never really ever did and a lot of them had the "Blues" and are convinced "That was depression". Depression is almost like a buzz word now like PTSD.
In all honesty the depression deal begins as sadness but as it develops they never let the sadness go. They continue to let it fester inside them and it turns into depression. It's a problem for sure for many.
@advancedapathy That's a vast over simplification, depression is often a trauma response.
Currently in 2nd year of postgraduate school in psychology so I might know a thing or two. Clinical deppression or MDD is something not everyone get. But your average old depression is a thing. And it's different than what you'd call 'The Blues' because that more of a moody feeling people get once in a while I believe. Regular depressions are a real thing (some scholars call them 'mild depression'), and they're caused/triggered by a loss of loved ones, overthinking, losing self-worth etc. This happens a lot among younger generations especially in uncertain periods of their lives. MDD or clinical depression happens without a trigger. It's something ingrained in your head. A mental error. This, people don't get often or even ever get it (likely below 10% of people world wide will ever get MDD). So yes, there is a thing as regular depression which is likely the term generation Z's use often, but please separate it from clinical or MDD because they are different. (P.S if bad English. It's my 3rd language)
@@Kohiku Clinical depression happens "without a trigger" and is a "mental error"? Stay in school.
@@FlyXcur Dude, that's not true. For people with medical depression yes, but generally speaking? It would have to take an outside force to trigger legitemate depression. There are actual times where it's simply just moody depression, which is why there are statistics where women, that of which get hormonal imbalances and more so often get moody depression, tend to get more depressed yet men are the ones who actually commit suicide, why? Because moody depression to actual depression is separate. Moody depression is just being quite sad time to time, to develop legitemate depression is when you know everything in your life is fucked up in the long-term and you don't have a chance of bettering yourself. Doubting yourself is actually normal, but developing a problem where you can't even find any sort of interest to anything or anyone and lack the focus to give to generally everything isn't.
On the topic of overthinking, like anxiety, OCD and ADHD, that's a different topic since it involves legitemate health problems that actually do affect your brain. Please, I say this as part of Gen Z and has tried to act depressed, don't treat depression like something easy-going for children. It isn't easily obtained and it isn't normally obtained since it's an actual health condition.
It's not a genz or genx thing. These people always existed, we just got the internet everybody has a voice now.
Nah Generation Z is really just trash. Internet has been around since the mid 90s kid
@@spookrockcity not like it is now old man
not at this frequency. Get that through your head.
Bingo, these types of people have been around for ages, it's just that now almost everybody uses the internet so now they are exposed to these people.
Everybody talking but ain't saying sh*t.
Gen Z doesn’t really suck. It’s just that, they’re incredibly cringe.
What’s the difference?
I mean most of us are teenagers still so...
… for now
@@qthervil02 yeah no;-; I was born on the cutoff so I’m an adult
At least we actually keep human trash accountable ...
Gen Z isn't done baking yet, hence why they're a bit too soft;
Sometimes even doughy.
Let's give them a little time to develop a nicely tempered crust.
(EDIT) Sorry, I'm making croissants while I watch this but yeah.....
they're still too soft
Well said bon appetite btw 👩🍳 😘
What a hilarious edit. Thank you for the insight.
I feel like this is a good representation of gen z. Switching sides when the majority think something. Mostly a bunch of followers.
Exactly what I noticed, too. They were looking at others to see if the others approved of their opinion.
I'm a gen-z un-ironic Communist. Eat it, mr. Prejudice...
thats what teens do, they need to fit in, usually it was just on a smaller scale (high school) now its exacerbated with social media.
@@bobryant9923 😂😂😂😂 damn
I'm a gen from Africa and the video was funny ... 😂😂😂
Yes we suck. everything to our generation is phobic, racist or offensive you have to literally walk on eggshells when saying anything because you don’t want to be attacked socially or “cancelled”. gen z is so sensitive.
(edit: obviously not everyone in gen z behaves like this (duh) but the vast majority do also i believe gen z has some type of “hero” complex because i see alot of us thinking that we are some how changing the world or that we’re doing a better job than the generations before us at “changing the world” which we aren’t.)
Shit, if you dont care you cant get cancelled
Nah that’s just dumbasses on Twitter. They don’t represent an entire generation lol. Just the loud minority
facts
@@vanillakilla23 loud majority
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People would think I'm a monster if I was in this kinda show lol, these kids are just fragile imo. 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
They are the very definition of a "snowflake"
The everybody wins generation. Ugh sad no character strength. So wishy washy.
I feel the same way. I would've been kicked out of that room so fast...
Glass, those are the faces of people that have not been knocked down by life once and now that it's starting to nudge a bit, they can't take it.
They’re making us look bad fr
I myself am gen Z (born in '97) but i lived most of my childhood without access to internet and man i only now realize how glad i am for that. I can not imagine being born into the internet, especially in its current iteration.. I think a lot of people in the Z generation have a lot of delusions about themselves and the world around them that stem from being raised on the internet. They have more connection to this dumpster fire than they do their own families and communities. They are so concerned with the bigger picture yet they can't even get their own lives in order.
Same tho. also '97. I really don't relate to a lot of these "gen Zers". But I've been out working professionally for a few years now. Maybe things will even out in our generations when more of em are working.
This is Jubilee right? If so they only bring a very narrow demographic in. Everyone casted is a hipster. So this is just one aspect of gen z
Do you remember that militar guy from the iq test? When normal people are on it we noticed how the others are strange
I'm guessing they only get locals from around their studio, and cultures are often geographic. There may not be people in the area that aren't like _this._
As a gen z who has met a lot of other gen z, almost nobody is like this. These are walking stereotypes that are pretty rare. It's like they are an extreme amplification of what we're like.
My sister is Gen Z, and so are all her friends... The people in the video have slightly pronounced(stronger) traits, but this is very much normal Gen Z behavior.
My sister SEEMS like a millenial most of the time, but if she gets "triggered" (And she gets triggered by someone else being confident in what they personally believe, that's literally all it takes), her true form is revealed where she regurgitates Gen Z rhetoric pathologically, keeps telling everyone else that she doesn't care what they say and that they aren't allowed to say whatever they're saying because it's "rude" or whatever. xD
She is glued to her phone, 90% of the time, a complete slave to social media and all that entails, such as PC-culture, and Cancel-culture, etc...
And honestly, i don't think Gen Z has the self-awareness or self-insight to accurately judge themselves, because said judgements would be at the mercy of their own values, their VALUES being the source of their problem. xD
Gen Z judging their own generation is kinda like trying to wash away poop-stains, with poop. It don't work. : /
Well I live in a town of walking stereotypes
@Mali pirate exactly. I’m 21 but I basically grew up on the same shit as people ages 22-26. The only difference is online gaming and TH-cam. I barely grew up on social media.
I don’t think it’s an extreme amplification but it is a minor amplification. It’s good to keep in mind that Jubilee resides in LA. I’m not sure where all of the participants come from but I’m gonna assume that at least most of them also come from LA.
I’m just saying this because, due to the culture, politics, and overall perception of the area, LA often hosts the epitome (or amplification) of different types of people.
Overall though, I wouldn’t say that this is a terrible casting considering that it could have easily been MUCH worse.
@Mali pirate Because they still act a certain way? And we can judge what we think about their acting a certain way no matter what age they are. 19 is an adult. I was most certainly not like this at 19.
Now judging them as though they don't have any room at all to grow and mature would be unfair for everyone involved. But to take these hyper sensitive meme kids, and turn them into well adjusted adults.. I mean we've seen generations pull through in the second half but genZ is gonna have to hope for a miracle! Back to you Pete.
Think of this as a progress report.
As someone who supervises, hires, and trains staff to work at a mental health facility, the administrative team I am apart of has had many closed meetings so far over what we internally call "the generational dilemma." We have found that new staff in the Gen Z demographic are very different than all our other staff from other generations. They tend to struggle with even the most benign feedback on their performance. They are quicker to make excuses for why they didn't do their job properly than our other staff. They do seem to be idealistic and have good intentions in their own minds, but they are very sensitive when challenged about the practicality or feasibility of an idea. On the other hand, they seem to crave being apart of something bigger than themselves moreso than our other staff, and they are practically giddy upon being hired as if they are going on some incredible journey, whereas other folks from older demographics tend to be more realistic about the job being a job to pay bills. It's almost like GenZ'ers imagine that their job is going to be part of changing the world, when in fact, it likely won't. We are literally having to learn a new style of leadership solely because of Gen Z.
If another staff from a previous generation needs feedback on their job, we simply give it directly like we always have. But for Gen Z, it's almost like having a therapy session with them, with a box of tissues on standby because they almost all get emotional, especially the females. Our mid level supervisors are all millennials and happen to currently be all female, and they come to closed meetings every week to express to us how hard it is to supervise young, female Gen Z staff. They beg us to only hire older staff, but we can't, because for every 1 applicant we get from older generations, we get 10 or more Gen Z applicants.
"I need you to show up to work on time from now on turns into "Here's my life story about how I had good intentions and am a good person despite being late!" We are literally having to teach them how to have a job in a professional environment, how to value punctuality and personal responsibility...and this sucks because we're not in the business of teaching Gen Z'ers how to be professionals, we're in the business of helping our clients. They seem to hold grudges quite firmly if they don't like the feedback they get. That is somewhat scary to us as older administrators, because we see what their generation does when they form a grudge: they try to destroy people's lives on social media and get them canceled. So, we are very careful about the words when supervising Gen Z staff and always have at least 2 administrators (1 male and 1 female) in the room when giving them performance evals so there is always a witness in case they want to imagine they are being picked on. Responsibility seems to be a struggle for Gen Z and that is kinda scary to us.
And before anyone retorts with "Every generation has problems" yeah I'm aware. But, Gen Z is definitely more unique than all previous demographics I've worked with in my 20 years in mental health.
It's tough. Ive been in my industry for over a decade and it is quite apparent in this new job I've attained. Feels like counseling instead of managing, it can be exhausting -specially in an industry so cut throat as hospitality- you need at least thick skin or no fucks given when it comes to the uncomfortable situations you deal with every day.
Coaching requires so much patience and humoring of these "ideals" they abide by. For such an inclusive generation, they are really bad at professionalism and dealing with compromise.
@@LordBackuro man, u said the truth.
Idk I'm so afraid to like go out n search for a job... I don't think I fit most of the things there cus I do say generations can kinda differ from country to country expecially it terms of having access to technology.
I'm afraid of social interactions now, n this is mostly cus if this pandemic. I haven't been able to access places that offer irl social interaction, and with that means years of working on my ability to interact with others, building a thicker skin, learning how to adapt to different personalities... All basically gone. I kinda have to build from scratch.
I'm just making a resolution to go into volunteering if I can't find a job, so I can get that experience irl... I don't wanna burden any future bosses lmao, cus that means I risk a decent job that can afford my chill lifestyle.
They’re overgrown babies. They see the world through rose tinted lenses, and every little step forward, to them is a major task accomplished towards changing the world, like you said. While this is somewhat endearing, it is far from all. They’re just the most coddled, pampered and sheltered bunch of people out there. Criticism is never constructive, but personal. And discipline isn’t an ideal to live by, but a social construct holding them down. Honestly, as someone from an Asiatic country who recently landed in America, I assure you, 99% of these folks wouldn’t survive a day out in Asia. I’m 21, have had to work until my buttcheeks slathered off, to make it to where I am today. And while I don’t support overwork culture, the merits of hard work and well deserved fruits, are indispensable. This is so prevalent in America, it’s baffling.
Ehh this is a personal anecdote you're applying to an entire generation of people and it sounds bullshit on top of that. As a Gen z I say your story sounds like bullshit 👍
@@durgapur_97 Americans genz are over grown babies raised by adults who still act like there in highschool.
Theo essentially said he's narcissistic and that everyone whose love language is words of affirmation needs to do better and not care what anyone else thinks about them. I feel like validation isn't inherently negative, it's things like social media and social stigma that affect its nature. Gaining validation for doing good at school vs gaining validation from posting a picture on Instagram are two separate things.
he cried without shedding a tear as well....
If I had a nickel for every time they used “like”, my wealth would rival Bezos.
Oh my🤣
Imagine someone doing a "like" counter in on this video lmaoo
I, like, liked your comment.
@@trackatlas6626 reeeee
@@lillypatrick8481 Did you, like, not like the joke?
I'm gonna go ahead and disagree and say Gen Z doesn't suck. The Gen Z Twitter/Tiktok addicts suck. There are plenty of Gen z people who hate how their peers act, but they aren't all over social media bc they aren't "popular"
I use Twitter, but it's very rare that I do. I usually deactivate on it. It sucks like hell. Minute I do reactivate, I'll walk back into drama.
YES. Exactly. Like any collective group, it depends on the individual.
yeah i never touch twitter and tik tok, just too much cringe and misinformation
Hedonism in Gen X is just cringe. It doesn't even translate to anything remotely redeemable.
Me
Skinny jeans compliment my body shape. Idgaf if they are out of style I'm wearing them 😂
#Facts
I'm not throwing out my wardrobe because a 19 year old doesn't think it's in fashion.
Skinny do do that but then you have to bring an accessory to makeup for not having good pockets
@Kaylosaurous Rex, as a fellow millennial like Aba & Preach, I always thought that skinny jeans are for women, regardless of sexual orientation, and homosexual and bisexual men. There's a parody song of LMFAO's song "I'm in Miami bitch" from 2010 by a guy named Keith From Up Da Block entitled "Tight Jeans is Gay, Bitch." At that time, it was hilarious to me. It still is. Now, I say, to each his or her own and live and let live. Personally, I would rather see women in skinny jeans than men. There's already crop tops for men as if heterosexual women will be attracted to men wearing crop tops. Some clothes need to remain to be worn by women, not men, unless you're a homosexual or bisexual man. Either way, I don't care, but it's just my opinion.
@@FLdancer00 nobody's asking you to throw anything out. wear what's comfy to you, irregardless of trends obviously
Been wearing cargos since I was 6. I don't care if you don't enjoy me wearing them. I need them pockets.
The people from the 60's and 70's lived every minute under the threat of nuclear annhilation. It was a real thing, not an abstract idea. Also, in case anyone thought it was about smoking weed, those years were ALL about stopping the war in Viet Nam. The draft meant we were forced to fight and die in a pointless war. The sixties and seventies were a protest movement. I don't know how or why the revolution against the establishment always gets forgotten. All you have to do is listen to the music from that era to hear an entire generation shouting No More War.
It’s funny how the “worst generation” is bashed the most by their parents. Makes you think…
Lmao yeah I am semi Gen Z but I was talking to some 40-50 year old dude who was complaining that the new generation of teens is shit and they don't want to work anymore like their parents did. Who do you think raised this generation of kids who "don't want to work" anymore you fucking dunce, its you and the other 40 and 50 year olds. Generational conflict is incredibly stupid because everyone is at least partially responsible for the generation you created by having kids.
@J.C. "Exactly, they don’t get to complain. They raised this generation." The country raised this generation, you dont see those crazy people in other countries excluding the western world. And its not about parenting too, as every parent wont teach their kids same BS. This is a result of lazy american lifestyle that is injected with social media full of crap and entertaiment with trash messages.
I live in this generation and I agree with the parents it fucking sucks I hate this generation so much I refuse to identify as a zoomer even the word repulses me I go by my own term
@Beelzebub_6th that's a dangerous road to go down. As its true, men have done this for thousands of years (work to death) but women have only done it for about 50. Not saying its the fault of women, but corporations and government saw more potential workers/tax slaves after WWII and advocated for it. Couple that with mandatory schooling that at this point is no more than a daycare past age 14 regurgitating the same viewpoints and shutting down all opposing viewpoints, you've got a recipe for what we see today. No freedom of thought, no individuality, or sense of responsibility that comes with said freedoms.
I am in no way saying we should remove women's rights. Don't get that twisted, as people should be allowed to do as they wish so long as its not hurting others. However, I am saying that the state has sold us lies dressed as freedom/progress when in reality both genders are more miserable than ever. Work isn't fun/fulfilling, its something you do to survive/provide for yourself and family.
People wouldn't have to work as hard if bigdaddy government didn't squeeze every cent out of their earnings.
@@jcivilis533 that's just stupid, i know older people that complain about youngstars then they are worse of couse there are those bad apples that are just lazy.
I dislike people like these.
"Have you ever sent/received nudes?"
Them: But..., Life lessons and/or Quotes
Simple Yes/No questions
Bruhh!! 🙆🏾♂️
theyre also making out that theyre on a high horse for not seeking validations by sending them. can someone tell me whats wrong for sending or receiving lewd/nudes to and from youre S/O or fuck buddy?
Characteristics of a Gen Z'er:
* Short attention spans
* Somewhere on the rainbow spectrum
* Provide complex answers to simple yes/no questions
* Depression
* Thinking that their life is hard or harder than previous generations
* Group thinker
* Hypocritical: open minded to like ideas but closed minded to opposing ideas
@@RogueCowTurd - You MUST be a kid to ask. I've known tons and tons of chicks sending me naked pics and I didn't even ask for them. Sooooooo what's the "purpose" of sending me some previews for a Show, that you're NOT intending on coming thru with ? Hell I thought about this chick last night who swallows and she sent me her n1p piercings. But teased but didn't please.
@@cantstopbeeboo2055 i hardly understood the brain vomit but for me the whole point of sending and receiving nudes from someone youre currently sleeping with is to tease, excite and arouse the other person. why is that a bad thing? its basically like visual flirting. whats next, dirty talk/sexting your S/O is taboo?
Ok we don’t ALL suck, but as a gen z, i can confidently say a large chunk of us suck
I really hope that whoever came up with the wonky logic behind, “verbal violence *IS* violence, I’m gonna fucking kill you,” was not a gen Z individual. I hope that belongs to the ancients or the Milens.
large chunk online
@@og_szzl6627 the online part is what really matters, Twitter is not real life. Ppl irl are pretty normal.
@@Anon-f7f right
Yes
I think that nihilism is partly age. I was so dramatic at that age, and I see it in my husbands daughter (she’ll be 21 early next year). It reminds me SO much of myself at that age. Everything was the end of the world, and nothing will make it better. Then the following week it’s not so bad and we realize that we overreacted. Hormones are a bitch! It took me a long time to grow out of that because I never had anyone call me out on my bullshit. I know my family was trying to be caring and supportive, but seriously some of them should have sat me down and said “This is ridiculous”. Ok maybe not those words, but just someone to point out that it’s not so bad. Being a voice of reason can be hard, and there are a lot of times where no one wants to hear that.
Every generation was just obnoxious as teens just in different ways. Whats unique about gen z is that due to social media its all being filmed and released to the masses
Fr💯
They're very similar to the hippies in the 60s only they're able to spread their shite personalities way easier
Pretty much this.
Nah bro, I don't just see it on media. I experience their cringe in real life too.
@@lt6986 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤭👌🏾
Every new "generation" suck because every new generation is the youngest and they think they know it all. Experience and wisdom are things that are gathered over time but often get dismissed by younger generations as old fashioned.
Crazy thing about this is that what we do now is corny and old fashioned to the young 1s but Inna couple years it's gonna be trendy edgy and nostalgic. Like how the 90s was for some of us
Best comment here
I've yet to meet a boomer with wisdom. Experience yes. At running their mouth ONLY.
Nah this generation fucking sucks.
@@MosherMike you must talk to some wack ass boomers. I've learned a lot from many of them, particularly in the various trade and agriculture jobs I've had throughout my 20s. Some of the best people I've ever met are Vietnam vets, talk about a wealth of wisdom in those guys. Maybe get out more.
I'm glad that I'm part of one of the last generations who got the benefits and experiences of a "real life" childhood while also growing up in the beginnings of social media and digitalization. And honestly, I pity all the kids who grow up with an iPad in their hand and social media influence from the day they get their first smartphone. It starts with your whole childhood being documented on your moms inta, facebook, etc. for everyone to see. I wouldn't want to grow up like that.
ok
Right, and i think moms do the social media photo albums with the idea that the kids will want to see it in the future, not realizing, when we had that experience, we held the photo in our hands and didn’t have a literal count of the people that saw it and liked it vs the billions of others that didn’t….
We have video games and shit too, which millennials were around for a similar revolution in that area. They’re obviously not exactly the same, but they’re both being treated similarly, as a fictional pastime, especially the way kids today treat social media with all the filters and selective showcasing and false bragging, etc.
In any case, our generation had its own issues with not being “present” for “real life”, just in a different way and to an obviously less detrimental way.
It's very hard to categorize a whole generation of people into one group of individuals. For every one stereotype that's filled or common opinion or perspective, there are thousands more that are the complete opposite even for that same generation.
It's funny how everyone think their depressed, like it's a personality. There's a big difference between being sad/extremely sad and feeling depressed. They rob truly depressed people from the attention they need. I bet you everyone thinks they are depressed
Very true. 🤦🏽♀️ it’s annoying.
Girl I understand i used to say the same thing until i realised that i need to stop saying i am depressed because self diagnosis is wrong then i realized that i was miserable with my life and i learnt to live with it and ride it out. My situation isn't the worst people out there have it worst my Dad was abusive to me and siblimes including my mum. And there were some pedophilia members in my family and my Dad used to beat me often and used money to control us. I tried to kill my self because I thought it was the only way to escape my situation 4 years later I chose to stay with my mum and sibs and take care of them because it was a thought.
True depressed people can die as a release.
Depression is simply feeling sad constantly over and over. For example, feeling stressful or just "sad" can be alleviated when you get good news from someone, and if someone showers you with good news. However, depression causes you to feel immediately sad afterwards and/or not even feel happy at all.
@@redwall1521 I suspect i understand what you mean and i agree to a small extent, but i disagree with your definition, you cannot reduce depression to just a feeling of sadness(even if it repeats constantly). There are so many other symptoms(fatigue and/or lack of motivation and/or emptiness and/or feeling of worthlessness e.t.c.....) that accompany that sadness you describe. Although everyone exhibit depression differently, every depressed person exhibit more than just sadness.
However, what some do today is: if they feel sad for some reason repeatedly - they assume it's depression.
Be careful they'll cancel you for being gen z phobic
Who's they'll?
@@demontethomas6239 Who else would I be talking about?Did you read the title?
Phuck Gen Z
@@TheStarForge shut kid
It's called ageist.
If society ended right now…these people wouldn’t survive the first week even if they lived in a grocery store.
🤣
Thats hilarious, cause its so true XD
They can't live without technology
A lot of them can't live without their phones or internet or cook.
Nah bruh, the way they are answering is the way we’re were taught to Answer tests in class. Fill up the entire space with words that mean nothing🤣🤣🤣
Literally. They said 0.
I know past generations call their predecessor soft, but as a gen z myself, we're by far the SOFTEST and most CONFUSED generation that have ever been raised.
But you didnt raise yourself. So no one is blameless.
Yes, you definitely did. Many of them shit posted their best years away and now they have anxiety and mental illness because of extremely bad choices.
Past generations heeded certain advice that gen x discarded.
@@Grimm_Butterfly Huh? The oldesta person could be born in gen z is 24. How could they have already ‘shit posted their best years away’. Swear y’all think every gen a person can be represented by a few cringe TikToks
Speak for yourself dont push your insecurities onto the rest of us. I have a goal in life and intend on being great. I'm not confused or soft
@@Grimm_Butterfly as someone who has ADHD, OCD, and is on the autism spectrum. It pisses me off when I see people who self diagnose themselves with ADHD or autism because they're "quirky and a little different from everyone else." I also hate it when someone gets labeled "ableist" for saying retard, I say retard all the time because I think its funny. But if someone uses the word to bully someone who's autistic or something like, then it's bad, but if someone just says retard to their friends or siblings that's a hundred percent fine to me.
That chick took the skinny jeans question and turned it into a whole ass existential argument
I really hope that people don't think that everyone in our generation is like these LA young people.
Some people do just look in the comments
Sadly they do.
Nah we dumb as fuck
I think its hilarious cause they talk about diversity of thought but all agree on basically everything. 🤣
Yess!! I think the same! For them diverse means "different sexualities, different race, different religion" and done. Religions change the way you think. How come you think it must be liberal??
*“THIS GENERATION SUCKS”*
- said by previous generation of every generation
Exactly . And the previous generations never want to acknowledge that many of them raised the people they complain about.
Yeah, but were they wrong though?
@@Jb-ve9vc there is always something wrong no matter what, it’s just perspective man
There's always an asshole. But I do think each generation can compare their worst and we can probably conclude who was worse.
Gen X basic b*tch is DEFINITELY more fucking ******* annoying than basic ppl in the 80s and 90s combined.
@Damien jules you can call the 20 year olds living in the 60s satan worshipping dope heads, 20 year olds in the 80s as artistic weirdos, and 2000s 20 year olds as pretentious assholes. There’s bad in every generation, the people usually judging the next generation are just nostalgic weirdos
Yes a lot of gen z suck. They’re selfish, vain and fake woke. Although, there are plenty of gen zs that are mature and selfless. I am gen z as well so I’m criticizing myself.
Edit: I’m an old gen z and I’m an adult. I couldn’t imagine growing up with social media when I was a young kid and I think that’s what has caused the vanity, woke culture and selfishness. Social media isn’t inherently negative but so many people cannot separate it from real life
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I am Gen Z and identify as an Apache
@@georgehennon7781 I am genz and come up with a new joke it's been years
@@wellusee688 Why have you been spamming the same link on videos for over a day now?
@@MC-ns8gb Doesn't make it less funny bitch. Pronouns: His/Majesty
they speak in such a way that they avoid friction with every word. With each sound they are looking at either approval of disapproval and are ready to walk everything back at any point depending on feedback. Either they don’t have a mind of their own, or are deathly affraid of showing they have one.
They are teenagers, they seek validation. Nothing new to see here.
Well to start they killed the jock, who would have had strong opinions. But any punk/anarchist is also fake and as generic and interchangeable as the characters on Glee.
@@Parisroam No, they fundamentally don't know how to think for themselves. This has nothing to do with their age.
“Sticks and stones SHOULD break their bones and people should use words while hitting them” - Albert Einstein on gen z
"Women adjacent people"
That's all you need to know about gen Z in LA.
This has always baffled me. Because as a man I can say I'm "woman aligned" or "fem adjacent" and thus I'm a lesbian. BUT I also could be trans masc non-binary but still present as a male WHILE also being female conforming. Which boils down to me still being a guy who likes to bang chicks...it's like inception but way more complicated for no reason
What does this mean I don’t understand
@@cremonster They try to implement that biological women need to use the feminine form in speech and are not allowed to use masculine form. I decided if I ever encounter a situation that someone confronts me that I use the masculine form being a biological woman I will counter with identifiying as a man and therefore having the right to use masculine form. 🙃
And if they do not accept that they are bigots. 😁
@@signity5540 Probably everything beginning from transvestites to transperson, the whole spectrum... everyone who wants to jump on the woman wagon. 😬
It's word butchering until people do not understand anything anymore.
code geass fan?
I am a Gen Z kid, and I'll be honest: Sometimes I can't stand my generation. So many kids have turned being gay, or trying to be woke into their entire personalities. The fact that I can tell based on my classmates piercings and hair color, that they probably spend 90% of their time ranting on Twitter is anything but good imo. Thankfully I just graduated from high school, so hopefully I'll see less of that shit.
It gets worse in College trust me XD
You'll see much weirder shit if you go to college.
"So many kids have turned gay" uhm okay, what's wrong with that?
If you're going to college right after high school you'll definitely see a LOT more of this
HAH! GOOD LUCK WITH THAT, KID! 🤣
But it's a 50/50 split. You'll meet some cool people along the way, probably some that fit your personality perfectly and may even change you for the better. But there WILL BE SOME WEIRDOS TOO. It's mostly just kids experimenting with themselves.
Oh hell no. This is a worse representation of gen z than teens in a netflix series
But like I think they were like really like inciteful and like I learned a lot like more than I like usually would ya know?
@@holographicmeatloaf1596 ngl. Took me a second. Was worried you were serious. But then like i got it
Style is so individualized that I don’t think anything is in or out of style really ever. It’s just different availability. Everything cycles and fashion forward ppl have clothes from every era of fashion or some take on it.
skinny jeans have been in style for women since the 80s and never went away.
Why wear skinny jeans when you can wear leggings that look like jeans
@@Nightmare-we8vm more structure, and you can get jeans that have holes and frays. Leggings are limited in design and reveal a little too much depending on what setting.
@Bridget McBride Well you must not know about what's trendy. I figure you didn't. You don't even know about fashionnova😂😂 the one of the top women's fashion site.
@Bridget McBride straight leg jeans are trendy now, but skinny jeans are classic. You don't know anything about demographics, styles and trends. Skinny jeans that are TRENDY right now are colorful are more popular in urban clothing.
@Bridget McBride 😂😂😂 Your ignorance is showing. If you knew about what's trendy now in urban fashion for women. You wouldn't be debating with me. 🙊
I'm a part of Gen Z. This isn't a generational gap. The average "normie" in this generation is a dumpster fire of a human being. I hate Tik Tok, never installed it. We don't have our shit together and anyone who tries is seen as weird.
A lot of gen z'ers are from broken families I would imagine.
Love tik tok, it's like watching the world burn
Tik Tok is the downfall of comedy. A lot of that can be blamed on the majority gen Z's lack of being able to take a joke. There is no more good humor, so now we are laughing at children who call seaweed sea spaghetti and sell it off as quirky comedy. The majority of gen Z doesn't understand that comedy is making light of the darker parts of the world, laughter cheers people up, but god forbid people actually feel joy now, we all have to be depressed and mentally ill to be "Cool."
@@Novem2244 Bro I used to think the same thing, I swear, but then I started actually scrolling around through tiktok. nahhh gen z know good comedy. there is some great dark humor on there
Nobody in this age group has their shit together but other generations didn't share everything with the world and built a culture around it.
Gen Z is basically giving a well thought up answer to a question that nobody asked
Not that well thought up
When the depressing question came....I had a feeling everyone would say strongly agree...social media has raised this over the years.
As a Gen Z myself, idk if I should hate or like my generation
Why not both?
Don't decide anything yet. Don't fall to the Millential trap where "our gen is good, yours isn't". History decides which generations are good or not, not the the present time individuals.
@@fabiangutierrez148 Schrodinger’s gen z
Hate it, become one of the good gen z.
@@titocristobal5573 but gen z is ass, but go ahead and be in denial
One of the problem about us “Gen z” is everyone talks but nobody wants to listen.
*nobody wants to do the work
Bruh me here in quarantine and isolation just wanting to talk to people face to face and lisen to them. 😢
Lol they be posting tweets with 3 likes and call themselves activists...Okay!!
Preach
@@Busaio what work? Please tell me
As an adult Gen Z, there are currently a lot of things to hate and love about my generation. I despise how social media has made it a “safe” space for gen z to harass others, and vice versa. But, I also love the internet because it provides connection to distant family members, culture, and education.
Now, the problem is that the internet is still fairly new, and we’re starting to realize the consequence of viewing everything digitally. It’s either a freedom for knowledge, or a freedom from punishment.
I can’t really hate or love my generation. We’re just starting to become adults and it’s unfair to label everyone in a generation as selfish, abusers, or entitled.
our generation literally gets triggered over pronouns
so i mean
@@TheGoaterGoat you mean Americans on twitter get mad. Don’t compare any American to other countries generation as a lot of there problems seem to America only. Majority at least
Hopefully the same is true for Gen Z as with Millennials…But generalizations about millennials, like those about any other arbitrarily defined group of 75 million people, fall apart under the slightest scrutiny. Contrary to the cliché, the vast majority of millennials did not go to college, do not work as baristas and cannot lean on their parents for help. *Every stereotype of our generation applies only to the tiniest, richest, whitest sliver of young people.* And the circumstances we live in are more dire than most people realize.
I like how the harder they try to be unique, the more generic they turn out
The scary part was how that one dude was talking about "valuable" and "valid" information, rather than true or false info. Source of the problem, right here folks.
The education system. Not the victims of it
Curb your accusation
Feelings, bit facts
Yep
I think it's just the disconnect between millennials and gen Z. Like I think most millennials understand gen X. But gen Z is on an entirely different planet. I think it's because Z was literally raised *_IN_* the freakin' internet. Whereas millennials, we were witnesses to the digital expansion but still had an "analog" foundation.
Also millennials are known for their constant nostalgia we live off our childhood moments and dont like growing up in some way. But gen z seem so eager to grow up like they dont enjoy childhood. We cant relate because the 90s and 80s were made for kids in mind
Also the known slogan in schools during our childhood were " treat others the way you want to be treated" and " drug free/ stranger danger lectures "
We are oblivious but care about important things. Gen z... act like they dont care about anything but they actually are sensitive about everything.
It really depends actually. Digital expansion, as you call it, came sooner for a lot of countries than others and a lot of people forget that.
Millenials span from 1981 to 1996, so who you connect with more depends on when you were born. I was born in 1989 and I honestly think Millenials have mor in common with Gen Z than anyone else. Millenials were the start of the self esteem, participation trophy generation. While we're not nearly as sensitive and inclusive as Gen Z, we are far more inclusive and caring than the previous generation. You will find way less racism and homophobia and transphobia among Millennials than Gen X and before. Gen X is set to become one of the most academically educated generations, just like Millennials and hold fewer blue collar jobs.
@@lelelew2735 There are way more similarities between Millennials and Gen Z than differences. The divide between the 2 generations feels forced.
Millenials (still) struggle with adulting because they feel like their past was better than their recession-riddeled present and Gen Z struggles with childhood because the idea of the future seems so much better than the growing pains of their status quo. In reality, BOTH are struggling to navigate through daily life.
@@TomikaKelly well I can agree the struggle is somewhat similar but the coping is completely different. We liked the past better but most of us still grew up and are now having families raising our kids and introducing them to the things we once loved...its not so overwhelming that we become depressed because we can always trinkle back down memory lane whereas gen z has a hard time coping with what's now in order to get to later. It's like theres no light to the tunnel in their point of view millenials realized the world was crappy but I dont think we got sunk in it so deep tbh we dont take alot of things as seriously as we should. And gen z takes everything seriously
The thing most people forget is everyone in Gen Z including myself, is like 23 and under and we don’t know dog sht from cat sht most of the time
I love talking to my mom about me and my sisters at the 16-22 range and how idiotically righteous and arrogant we were. It's the time when you think you know and understand everything so deeply when you've barely experienced anything or know anything, and you think you're parents are closed minded. Then you get away and grow up and realize that damn my parents know shit I don't and that they are wrong on something and you're wrong about alot of things too. Realizing everyone is trying to make sense of this ever changing, fucked up thing called the human experience.
they arent anymore special or dumb than any other teen from any other generation. All teens think they are hot shit, they usually (hopefully) grow out of it.
Eh 20-23 are cusp millennials/gen z are much older than most gen z and they remember life before smart phones, social media influencers and Instagram, were older kids/middle schoolers during the recession, etc. most gen z are teens and children who were born into the social media, kardashian era, several years after 9/11, and were infants/toddlers when Obama was President. Trust me the 90s baby gen z are veryyy diff than mid 2000s gen z. Eldest gen z are most like the youngest millennials.
Every present generation dislikes the youngest generation. It’s been that way for the longest. I swear people have been saying “kids these days” for literally thousands of years 😂
it's so true it's a generational thing that humans do we cant escape it
edit: I would say the generational wars and critique is actually more western european idea versus the rest of the world
O tempora, o mores!, Cicero 60BC
Nonono Gen z is a different breed of dislike. The majority of them are snow flakes and will cancel u if u disagree with them.
True, but those in the video is a different type of sucky
I would agree with you but the last 3 Generations sucked
Words "Hurt" because the adage of "Sticks and Stones" is no longer used and should be. The more you tell your kids they are "Special" the easier they break when reality reminds them they are not. For me, that sums up Gen Z.
What do you mean I'm not special and nobody cares about my opinions?! I'm texting my therapist for an online sesh right now. :'(
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Nailed it
Mic drop
No I think it’s just a entire generation just saw or experienced how detrimental those actions are good intentions or not. For example homophobia back in 2010 was still prominent I grew up thinking Homosexuality was gross and may have contributed to that especially with the jokes because previous generations widely saw it as humorous. But now I see how to that can be damaging to someone. Words have meaning and yes we Gen Z know sticks and stones, every generation uses it, it’s just that people are tired of having to deal with it and want to solve the issue rather than just deal with it.
I know I'm an asshole but whenever I see people crying I just wished they'd stop.
If you’re an asshole then I am to because I feel the same way
Well crying isn’t exactly comfortable to look at in your defense
Most people want it to stop
It’s how they handle it that makes the difference
I’m almost 29 and these kids are sad lol
I don't like crying which no longer has a point.
The other day my fiance hit a seagull as we were driving. It RUINED the rest of her day. She would cry, compose heself, cry again - it just did not end.
I get being upset initially, but at some point you gotta let go.
"words hurt so much"
As someone who was bullied for my entire time in school, get over it. Words only have the power you allow them to have. Stop giving weight to other people's opinions.
When you are young and your brain is still developing they do hurt.
I’m gen Z and most of us can’t stop complaining and it’s so annoying. Our life is soooooo easy it’s ridiculous. It’s like our life is so easy that it’s wild to us so we come up with issues to add some spice to our bland life and it shows with all these buzz words we use like abuse and depression
As a gen Z and I totally agree. We are a lost generation to be honest.
@@katfury6611 not lost but just overly sensitive and soft
That sounds like Western Gen Z, "our life is so easy" applies to you, not everyone else
Most of you are younger, so of course your lives are easier now.
Absuse and depression and mental health are things that were covered, swept under the rug and ignored in previous generations. (Imagine all of the school shootings that may not have happened and all of the lives that could've been saved by taking abuse, depression, and mental health more seriously?) Either way, this started with Millennials as we were the participation trophy and self esteem generation.
EVERY generations complains. Boomers complain about Millennials. Millennials complain about how hard adulting is. Gen Z complains about their status quo. We inherited a shitty economy and were force fed lies about the economic return on expensive college degrees. Gen Z doesnt have to sweep their internal issues under the rug like their Boomer grandparents had to, so now they're able to give a voice and name to their psychological issues.
nobbodys life is easy....it amazes me you think that way
Every generation is good and bad in their own way. In general the Boomers are the luckiest of the currently living generations, they were born in a time of economic bliss that followed the war which brought with it tons of opportunities, Gen x followed their trail and success. Millennials however got the short end of the stick, most of the opportunities were sucked up by the previous generations leaving them with scraps and a housing market so absurd in price most will never be able to afford a house in their entire lives. Now we get to Gen Z, the generation with little future to look forward to, born in a time where everything is slowly becoming automated and where life is so easy for them that most are simply contented with a roof over their head and something to do, housing prices even more so absurd they'd need to basically be making 6 digits to even dream about buying a house in 25 years.
yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep
life was a dream for a wealthy white man in the 60's
This is backwards. Talk to more Boomers and hear about how common the abusive, resentful and angry parents were. I'm not saying they were all like that, but remember the community, parents and grandparents who raised them went through two World Wars and the Great Depression. People won't tell a young, innocent person about the hell they witnessed and experienced generally. They don't want to relive it as it is already. I'm 26 and the older I get the more I learn about the horrible things my parents, grandparents uncles, aunts and great grandparents went through. Besides that I bought a house in 2019 making $13 a hour in AZ. Just $5000 down. It took a few years to save that up and learn how to handle my finances ofcourse. It was a cheap house for sure, but not the cheapest out there ether. Don't assume my childhood was trauma and tragedy free ether. It wasn't. The loan finalizer wasn't impressed ether. He said they see millennials do that or better all the time. Buying a house is simple when you just look at the numbers. You can calculate the price range, amount down and income required and then work towards it. There are tens of millions of Millenials and it's not uncommon for them to be skilled at finding information on their own to educate themselves. Dave Ramsey is who's financial plan I follow now. You can follow others like Robert Kiyosaki if you want. You have to step outside your ego and grow though. Ekhart Tolle's The Power of Now helped me do that. The market is high now, but it's still do able. I know millenials who one was making minimum wage in retail and one was a team lead making $16hr at Target and they bought a new build. I could do it on one income at 24. A low income for the time too. As long as you educate yourself, plan, discipline yourself and take one step above a entry level job, you can buy a house. That or get a second job. 50-70hrs a week is very do able for atleast a short time in your early twenties. One job with OT is better, because of time and a half. Take what you can get though. Thank you and I wish you the best of luck in life.
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@@Matthew-kl3xh and where did you live when you were making $13/hr?
It's like watching toddlers trying to sound smart.
I’d like to see Gen Z in their mid 70’s that’s something I can’t picture
@@brickplank_films5189 They won't get that far.
That Anna girl is Histrionic. She hears perfectly well. She just adjusts her opinion to whatever the majority says. Thats why she kept changing position.
I just wish we could go back to a time when people could actually take a joke without twitter being a pain in the ass.
Get off Twitter.
@@sakud1 Very good advice but with the fact that people on twitter are a mob not afraid to doxx and hunt you down.
@@sakud1 people on twitter are everywhere even on discord
@@humanoidfrog4645 then talk to people in real life..People aren’t actually like that 😂
@@jintonic8225
Man learn to use the block or mute button. Off Twitter those freaks are laughed at by everyone. That's why they stay there.
“[Young people] are high-minded because they have not yet been humbled by life, nor have they experienced the force of circumstances.
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They think they know everything, and are always quite sure about it.”
Rhetoric Part 12 On Youthful Character, Aristotle
4th Century BC
This shit is as hold as the hills.
Some things never change, I guess!!
yeah.. young minded at 20... I mean other generations where already disenchanted by that age... can't we talk about how youth mentality has been extended? at least In the States..
@@c.f.6840 Well sure but one of the reasons is that back then, you had to do hard manual labour from an early age, had no proper medicine or any of that. It's not really a bad thing to not know all the horrors of life early on.
@@c.f.6840 Yeah and whose fault was that?
Very true... every generation said something about the previous but it works out the same at the end of the day.
I don't think Gen z is bad, some people be annoying but that's every generation lol
Nah we suck
@@laelo9 🤣🤣🤣 I think ya Gen isn't so bad because ya don't even defend the nonsense you guys do wrong. The older generations are still fighting even knowing their wrong.
Argue with a boomer, xellennial, millennial and then a zoomer. Time how long and how dumb the fights are 🤣 you'll see what I mean
@UCmo7ynUizEKK6U48NX0PglA all the entertainment stuff you spewed made no sense to me because I pay it no mind 🤣
However, growing up in the Bronx in the 90s I do get the difference in what was the worry back then as opposed to now. But I'm happy these kids don't have to go through the amount of violence we went through. That ish wasn't fun and I wouldn't wish it on any body.
Don't understand why people like bragging that they survived beatings and shoot outs but go off I guess 🤷🏽♀️
It's mainly the ones that live in cities like LA and NY. I'm fucking glad me and mother moved to GA when we did. And not Atlanta.
@@GreenWolf2k I can respect that. There is definitely a strange dynamic with zoomers in the city. I assume it's cause they're so used to socializing online, they lack the etiquette to speak in person without sounding out of pocket. The amount of times I had to check other people's kids baffle me. I also blame whoever raised them that way though, cause they should know better! They should know somebody is gonna correct their rude @$$ kid 🤣
Softer then my grandma's quilt. I'm glad I didn't have kids so I don't have to worry about anyone when I die! We will lose all future wars! Gen x we had the best of everything.
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BARS!! For that quilt comment 🤣🤣👍🏿😂😂🔥🔥🔥
I'm a millennial but I do think Gen X were the most balanced after the great generation. Baby Boomers, Millennials and Z are wack af!
I had heart palpitations, irregular heartbeat followed by nervousness and sweating and I constantly felt like not being able to breathe properly. Turns out I had anxiety for some reason even though nothing was really bothering me...
It is annoying how anxiety is misunderstood and everyone apparently has it nowdays so they can play innocent victims.
I’m an early 90s kid but I do NOT identify with society today at ALL. I’m more traditional and like to interact in PERSON. Everyone today is bonkers about so many things I’m not even going to mention.
I was born in 93. I describe myself as both modern and traditional man. I've long conceded to the fact that I suck at talking to someone online. I'd rather make a connection in person.
Same. Was even raised by old fashioned people. I provide home cooked meals and send flowers when someone's sick, a lot of ppl who are younger than me just send .gif of cannabis or ass.
It's not about the purple hair and inclusiveness for me. That's not as strange as some other things people popularized in the 2000s
'94 I and people my age were raised to treat everyone equally regardless of what they looked like on the outside.
Not seeing someone for their race or gender was supposed to become the norm, but somehow that got flipped on its head and now we're all supposed to recognize each other's skin color and treat each other differently based on that.
I feel like socially, we're going backwards in how we handle our minor differences and it's treated so normally by these kids.
@@OfficialFedHater 89 here, was wondering why your comment didn’t have many likes then realized you posted it 10 min ago. You hit it on the nail.
You aren't special
The amount of the word "like" was used gave me an aneurysm...
That shit always drives me nuts.
Like I mean, it's like nudes not like new's.....my attention span is like two minutes.
I like don't know what like I'm supposed to like uhm you mean like skippy Jean's. No like you mean like skinny Jean's?
I strongly agree with that.
Like why?
When I think gen Z I think instagram, onlyfans, depression, sensitive, attention seeking, cancel culture and Catherine. I hate gen z personally