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The Millennial Meltdown
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This week: we take a deep dive into the mind of a stereotypical millennial and find out why we act the way we act. Enjoy!
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i broke up with my high school boyfriend bc he unironically said derp
I forgot that was even a w o r d
Valid.
good job
@choi chanhees left eyelid based
based
The millennial joke that can most quickly bring me to the edge of committing a violent crime is when a grown-assed person refers to their day-to-day tasks in life as _"adulting"_
saying i’m “adulting” is only funny when i’m doing something so unhealthy or easy that its blatantly ironic
The term got so over used. The idea that no one really feels like an adult, rather, someone being asked to cosplay an adult life style, is pretty relevant. And that is what adulting meant originally.
@Jay The Human imagine if in 5 years people make videos that sum this era with the lamest things/people they can find. I’m just saying it’s not a huge difference.
@Jay The Human I’m not outta touch tho? I’m just saying gen z isn’t that different, it’s just a continuation of what already happened. It’s not like someone born in 2000 is completely different than someone born in 1993. It’s easy to dunk on millennials if the only people you’re looking at are complete normies tho. Nothing exists in a vacuum, youngster.
Gen Z makes me cringe sometimes too. We’re the type to say “we’re the turning point” or “we’ll start the revolution” and then cut to us being afraid to order at a restaurant.
but we're not pissy abt it smh
@felix yep
Haha, sucks to be us lol
Every generation thinks they'll change the world and then proceed to become the same thing that came before them
but also, an explanation for this fight AND flight mentality in us is that our social anxiety combined with just being courteous is why we have a rough time asking workers who are just trying to do their jobs for something. its a fear of inconvenience. on the other hand we dont give two shits about inconveniencing rich old white men, sexual pr3dators, racists, homophobes, etc.
Being born from 1999-2002 means you watch Millennial vs Zoomer discourse like its your parents bringing your name into the divorce arguments during dinner
Agree, that's usually how I feel, being someone born around that time frame.
@CNgotham It definitely depends on if you had older siblings or not. I have a lot of nostalgia for MAD magazines from my friends older brother, and I'm the reason my younger siblings know 2000s pop classics.
'Dude' was definitely something that carried over to both, though!
i was born in late 99 and neither generation wants me it's fuckin wild
I blame everything on mass-production and offshoring that really effed with millenials. Plus on the tech side: ppl like Steve Jobs and later Mark Zukerberg who started off with a 60s counter culture, "free, decentralized" internet ideals but then sold out for money
@JERKSIMULATOR I don't even have a Facebook or Instagram
kurtis lives like a 2010 millenial for a week: literally nothing changes except he puts on a flannel
He’s literally just that, and thats why I follow him
Remember: Gen Z vs Millennials mostly exists primarily to sell us stuff. I fell victim to this myself when I had a little panic about my ripped skinny jeans being "cheugy" and I found myself purchasing a pair of baggy jeans with the knees cut out. Wear what you want, listen to what you want, know you are never immune to advertising.
can confirm this not a single person i know has said chuegy
@jamie 🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈
@DEFxRECON DW, I’m 13 and have NO clue what ‘cheugy’ is
Im gen z but I will die before I give up my skinny jeans, they make me look like a sexy deer when I wear them with my platform boots (I'm an adult, it's not weird for me to call myself sexy)
💀
The gen Z version of millennials going "Erm, that just happened" is someone saying something that references sex in any way and someone else responding "Ayo???? Kinda sus bro"
soulless tomato? more line soulsus tomato
Marvel movies are marketed to millennials, incredible.
this is far too true for my liking
God, I hear that phrase “Ayo?” from Smi77y (a Canadian gaming PLclipr, pretty solid content) and Grizzy (another gaming PLclipr).
@niqua m suspecious
Suspense (THROBBING suspense)
Suspend
Suspect
Susan
Sus
"We're getting to the age where we're starting to become home owners."
Actually we're getting to the age where we start realizing "Wow. I'll never be able to afford a property in my life."
Yep. FeelsBadMan.
Yeah famous youtuber life checkpoints arent the same as the current average 30yo checkpoints
As a Millennial, I associate some of that emblematic "cheugy" stuff with older generations. Like, my mom is part of Gen X and some of her interior decorations get dangerously close to "Live, Laugh, Love" signs. Minion memes are also something I've always associated with people who were at least over 40 who use Facebook, not Millennials.
I always thought minion memes were for anyone above 50 who has gotten to the point of just being jaded to the point of annoyance to others
Millennial really just means 'anyone older than me' or 'anyone younger than me' depending on your persuasion
Why do so many millennials care so much about what literal teenagers think about them?
@sonorasgirl ur the only millenial i tolerate
@Seal I think the counter to that is that Gen Z has grown up pretty much exclusively in a time when social media was a dominant force. I've seen a lot of videos breaking down some of the impacts of that reality (which are many) and one common thread is that Gen Z has aged/matured faster than previous generations. It's sort of the argument that "kids weren't able to just be kids" as long as in prior generations. It's the source of the meme about "me when I was 13 vs. 13 year olds now" as an example. I think in general that kids today start wearing make-up younger, start dating younger, etc.
There are positives and negatives to maturing younger and I think you can certainly argue against the conclusion, but it's interesting to consider the idea that people in the middle of the millennial generation and the middle of Gen Z are potentially closer in maturity than their ages would suggest. Creepy people abuse that notion as well, but I think it explains some of the weirdly strong reaction to perceived "bullying" by people much younger.
All of this from the perspective of a 1994 baby, like Kurtis.
Ninja Edit: I didn't consider this as I was writing my comment, but it might also stem from the fact that many inter-generational interactions happen through faceless media (comment sections like this one, etc) so it's harder to look at the person you're arguing with and say, "What am I doing? This is a literal child."
@Sunshine Ramirez yeah but then again gen z has… well the modern day… things are kinda fucked
The oldest gen z is in their mid twenties my dude, 1996 was 26 years ago.
Seriously. I’m in my 30s, if a teen makes fun of me I don’t care. They’re young, it’s what they’re supposed to do 🤷🏽♀️. And most gen z is super kind anyway - I think this is mostly bs.
A nice little lore speedrun on the millenial culture? Yeap... that just happened 😳
@Altus Show Sooo… i did a thing…😳😜
Uh....awkward.
a millennial would say “yeap”
wow, this is awkward...
Speed run CD
Kurtis is the definition of a "cool millennial" its essentially just acknowledging that times are changing and nobody stays cool forever. Its nice to see someone who gets it.
one thing i’ve noticed about millennial humour is if revolves heavily in facial expressions and hyperbole, like you could probably get the punchline to a joke with the sound off just based off the camera zooms and over exaggerated expressions
It's not just millennials though. The whole wojack phenomena, Dean Norris's face, and then all kinds of other stuff is incorporated into Gen Z humor, it's just more abstract and there's so many layers that you would have to be cripplingly chronically online to understand all of this shit -- which you should strive not to be.
definitely an influence from the office, jim energy for sure
"I did a thing." "I don't wanna adult today." "Rawr trex wants hugz." Some phrases that come to mind watching this video lol and I've been guilty of saying all of them.
Starting to realize how this cringe stuff develops. Like the newer generation just doesnt have the context for the joke.
Lets take 'adulting' which was originally 'I wish there was an adulting class where we learned about taxes and 401ks but thank god I know the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell"
Which lol this still applies today.
god, i remember a batchmate of mine saying "do you even MLG bro?" unironically, pretending to be a millenial, and you can bet my a$s that I laughed for five minutes straight
"u mad bro? u so mad"
As a GenZ this is kinda how I interpret things:
Gen X: The parent who is stuck in old times, but more quiet about it compared to Boomers
Millennials: The Eldest sibling, coffee obsessed, fun to make fun of but if anyone attacks them we defend them
Gen Z: Confusing Middle child. What goes on in our heads, no one knows.
Gen Alpha: Youngest sibling, probably eats crayons, idk
I'm from the 1800s and eat crayons
Awe, as an oldest coffee obsessed millennial, that’s been my exact experience and it’s sweet. Maybe it’s cause I’m the oldest of four, but I’ve always found the teasing affectionate and it doesn’t bug me. I’ll go back to my French press, coffee pot, and home espresso machine now…
I work in childcare- can confirm Gen Alpha eats crayons
Gen Alpha are probably going to be just mostly online daters on Roblox that will take a bit more to mentally mature than Gen Z.
My classmate's younger sibling (3yr btw) do the exact same things as us 💀💀 if we shout a person's name he will also do that 💀💀 (also he watches alongside his (other/the classmate i mentioned) older siblings/ his parents -- a tv drama, he will also dramatize it according to his parents i heard over from my own momm 💀)
i'd pay for a "dressing like a 2010's millenial" video tbh
Millenials brought in the modern fashion honestly looool
@Solus by the 2010s, low rise jeans were already abolished. it was the era of high waisted skinny jeans.
SAME
dude idc if I'm "gen z" or whatever, I literally do that everyday lmao
Aw hell nah, I can smell the low rise pants, tie dye t shirts and uggs boots from here and it's making me nauseaus
You definitely just said “I’m not like other millennials, I’m a cool millennial” which is the most millennial thing to say hahah
being Gen Z born in the early 2000s and having the exact same experience as Millenials growing up (bacon everything, mustache bff necklaces, "narwhals lol so random", sparkly ties and fedoras) is the weirdest shit ever
“I’m mostly talking about white millennials” 😂😂 I appreciate the self awareness
Using the “dad snore” as a reaction shot will never not bust me up
I like to describe Gen Z humor as a game of telephone. It gets passed around by so many people so rapidly that in three days, if you were not there when it began, it becomes absolutely incomprehensible to anyone else.
@njdotson it’s so weird to completely understand this
Reading this comment section shows we have fallen into the grips of sociologists who love dividing people by generations and categories.
Gen Z: cringe chain fest says my adult friends. Millennials are way better in my opinion though. My millennial adult friends hate Gen Z….The other is giving death threats towards Gen Z, Want to shoot them or knife them and has problem with authorities. The other one belittle Gen Z about their very low IQ or verbal abuse them for fun. I guess both are immature adults 🤣 They’re like 30+ Imagine, bullying teenagers as a adult…..
@njdotson help I understood this im done 💀🤜
perfect example=the british people meme on tiktok
I’m gen z and my millennial cousins started frantically asking me if I hate their skinny jeans and their side parts one day. Honestly had no idea what they were talking about LOL I really think millennials care way more than Gen Z’s but maybe it’s caused by fear of getting older
@Anita Brake Heer Well said!! I'm sure gen z's will be feeling similarly in ten years or so about the next generation
Pretty sure this is just human nature rather than being a millennial thing, it just happens to be documented online. A lot of people can't handle the idea that everything they loved and were familiar with is now just history or considered ''retro'' and so you get stuck in this ''hole'' where you're holding onto who you once were but you're in the body of someone in their 30s and older. Really it's like a fear of getting older mixed with the inability to accept that who you were and what you were into is no longer mainstream or popular and is considered outdated. I think some millennials just can't deal with that which is why they get self-conscious or defensive because their identities are being challenged by the younger generations, it's not easy to accept that you're just not relevant anymore within the realm of youth culture when once upon a time the limelight was on you and your peers and you were defining the youth culture without even realising it.
I know it'll happen with gen z too in like 10 years when everything they love and enjoy now is considered outdated by the next gen and I'm calling it now, you'll probably get the same stupid feuds between aging gen zers and the young alphas.
Really it's just a universal fear of feeling old and no longer being relevant.
Being born in 97, I was having a crisis on where I belong. But hearing that lady make a Millennials remix of Proud to be American... I'll just stick with Gen Z.
Idk where this "gen z are the cool kids now" notion comes from, people have been dunking on us and millennials since I first experienced consciousness
That's from the typical teenager vs thirties and above, Gen Y went through the same thing.
But Gen Z is definitely more self-conscious and less obsessive than Gen Y when they were teenagers, so hopefully Gen Z won't do the same to the upcoming Gen A.
The Rae Dunn culture isn’t an exaggeration at all, my sister was an elementary school teacher for a while and every teacher there would hustle the stuff to their friends and go on buying excursions to every home goods store in the area, then they would have like a StockX style Facebook group to collect and trade to create these sets. I once went to a graduation party at a Rae Dunn moms house and she had a massive glass case of completely unused pieces just for display, probably worth $100s
"Imagine if somebody started a whole religion based off a book"
Me, remembering the ladies who started a cult for Snape, claiming that he would appear to them in their dreams to tell them what to do 👁👄👁
link an article about this
it’s not that I don’t believe you, but I wanna read this myself
I’m early gen z (1997) and I will say with my whole chest that the biggest crime millennials have committed is the “modern farmhouse” aesthetic.
Blame that on middle upper class millenials, most of us dont even have houses to ruin
We painted antique furniture turqouise
my high school boyfriend sent me bacon chocolate when i graduated. i remember wearing galaxy leggings, ballet shoes, and a huge good charlotte shirt to school. not to mention all the ironic "wordplay"...like,,,,it feels unreal lmao
I'm older Gen Z and kinda identify with both sides of the generational line (I remember the 2010s hipster and tumblr fandom era, but I also watch current meme culture closely and love the fashion trends). Both have their cringe and positive aspects; and given a few years we'll probably just be lumped together by the gen alphas (who already freak me out).
“She really wrote this, recorded it, posted it and thought it was a serve”
It *was* a serve. She served herself up to get eaten alive lmao
@Some Tag Guy "the name's bames. james bames." "nice to meet-- what" "dames gond is having a stronke. call the bondulance"
You freind my won have just the internet
@Dave Cass go rest I beg 😟😟
I’m dying
Friend internet won you
"I feel like humans like to categorize each other in many ways.."
mans discovered sociology
It always gets me a bit that people forget that like, we liked high waisted skinny jeans because before that all we had was low waist boot cut or flare and mom jeans got me ridiculed to hell and back (hand-me-downs). We liked mustaches because we grew up in a time when having a mustache was like something to be mocked and made you look like a 70s porn star. So many people attached to the hipster/fall girl/academic retro look because before it was glitter and shiny and bright pink and metal "jersey shore" paris hilton style and it felt more authentic. Ironic/funny tees were because everyone wore tees in the 2000s but then meme/internet humor blew up. Idk if their even still around but there were a few websites you would submit tshirt designs into to see what stuck. Galaxy/triangle was just emo culture changing because rock was changing more into dubstep/house techno time. The hipster was rock changing into the boom clap indie stuff. So much of it had to do with the big changes in the music scene.
Tumblr and pintrest itself is why so many trends happen in millennial women. The eruption of nerd culture alone (vlogbrothers and the like) caused a lot of cringy things to come about and the wide-spread acceptance of some other really awesome things. Social media in general was so insanely different in the way it was even approached by people for so long. They were just cool websites where you could do neat things. Harry potter was huge because at the time books like that didn't really exist, and it was easy to like as a kid. Teachers appreciated kids reading and your parents probably didn't like you reading about witchcraft. It was subversive.
Things were louder and more chaotic fashion-wise and think how the next fashion generation responded- generally simple colors, monotone, seamless silhouettes, large "classy" graphics or something very subtle. Athleisure was a response to the skinny jeans people cling to before wide leg or mom jeans. It was middle part in the 70s, side part in the 80s, middle part in the 90s, side part in the 2000s, and now we're back to middle parts. Generally, trends are responses to the trends people couldn't stand from before. There's was a reason people got hooked on what they got hooked on.
Even now, gen z talks about how they hate things because it reminds them of their mothers. What they do is subversive to what they know. What we did was subversive to what we knew. What the next generation will do will be subversive to what they will grow up in.
And thus on and on until the world burns or whatever.
Anyway, I know you posted this video months ago but like every time someone makes a video like this they're like "what were we thinking????" WE WERE THINKING HOW WEIRD 5 YEARS AGO WAS. Eventually someone with influence is gonna be like why did we ever wear these darker/natural shades of lipsticks and then bright blinding ass bubblegum baby pink matte is gonna come back as the main fashion for lipsticks and that's just the way it's gonna be.
I'm really into tattoos so my friends tend to come to me for advice before getting their first pieces. When TWO of them told me they were getting the golden snitch and the deahtly hallows logo I almost rolled my eyes. It's their bodies and they can do whatever they want, but jesus christ can we not find something else to read? At least the Twilight fandom had the decency to MOVE ON
why can't they like harry potter...
I remember very vividly in 2010 thinking "each decade has a clear and cool aesthetic, we're going to look back on the 2000s and there won't be anything". This video was surprisingly nostalgic
as a gen z kid i would like to input that i have never actually heard someone use the word "cheugy" in real life except for the time when my mom asked me if people said it. i'm convinced tiktok made it up for clout
🤣🤣
Wasnt that the joke from the beginning. The most cheugy thing being the word cheugy itself?
same i didn’t even know what it meant until recently
@Victoria T but a lot of internet slang is just AAVE and ppl speak that irl too
I'm around Gen Z people all the time and Kurtis' video is literally the first time I've heard it said outloud. Pretty sure it's a thing that some older generation made up and have convinced themselves that it's what gen Z says, when they in fact do not actually use it
I'm gen z and complicated memes make me laugh and this might just be but my friend can look me in the eye and simply say "cock" and I would laugh my ass off.
The seagulls bit had me crying with laughter. So unexpected.
I just watched this with my wife. We are both elder(?) millennials (born '82). We saw these things happen but I can't say we relate to any of it. Harry potter etc was kid stuff. You mentioned "early internet" being reddit and tumblr, I was already married and grown. How we are part of the same generation is fun to think about, though.
The thing is Gen z really doesn't care what millennials wear or do. Yeah maybe there's a couple assholes here and there, but that comes with every generation. I'm Gen z and I still wear skinny jeans because nobody actually shames you for wearing what you want. Our generation feels the most diverse in style in my opinion.
10000% agree...and then you get the people vehemently condemning us saying we are a damned generation, going to ruin the world, and worthless...like damn, 25-11 year olds fully just made pointless by a fully grown adult mother- nice
The millennials that participated in that “feud” with genz are top tier cringe and need to be disowned.
@disaballin true, but still cringe nonetheless
@Rachel Kat I think of the age differences not even being that much apart in a lot of the examples so much. We are all adults in our 20s now (for what is called the oldest of Gen Z, which includes me 22 year old me). It will forever matter less and less
@Keith Torrence what?
@disaballin The people that do it in their 30's did it when they were 14 too, unfortunately, so get ready for that
All of them need to be disowned
Being 10 years older than Kurtis and still considered within the millennial bubble made this even more surreal for me. Like, I'm an old, out-of-touch embarrassment to even just younger millennials.
As a younger millenial who is literally 3 years away from being gen z and 15 years away from older millenials, this entire ordeal is quite surreal too.
we still love you old man
Me, a gen z dressing like a 2010 millennial, saying "well that happened" and being a functional alcoholic: *I was born in the wrong generation*
@Dylan Kennedy I'm 22 man live with it lmao
No. Im too young to deal with this shit, you were alive in the 2010s calm down and stop making me feel old Im not even 30
Being on the outer edge of a generation is kinda odd because i'm definitely gen Z (born in 2000) but this video gave me so many flashbacks so my teenage years i'm trying to suppress (i had a huge hat, a flannel shirt and a bad with a moustache that was filled with the word 'hipster' repetitively handwritten with a sharpie. Also i wore the hipster glasses, but i actually needed them to see, so i guess i got an excuse for that one)
i was born in 2003 and i had a hat with red flannel print on in.... like i tried to 2/1 being "cool", i really dont know
It would honestly be super weird if Gen Z still thought Millennials were cool. This is the natural order of things.
I’m a Black millennial, so most of this wasn’t relatable but I do remember seeing white people do this mess and it’s still funny as hell
According to my friend, black millennial culture was being devastatingly in love with Sesshōmaru and Sailor Jupiter
I'm a non American millenial and same
Im a white millennial who cant relate to any of this 🤷🏻♀️ I never followed what was "cool".. so maybe thats why? Or maybe I am a different type of millennial?
@Yanick lmao here's a small perspective into gen z kids in a third world asian country: we late asf to trends all the time, so we relate more to "millenials" over actual "american gen z" trends. I can assure you, the "unicorn/mermaid" trend literally just took off two years ago, most of my colleagues laugh at those cringey "anime memes" unironically, I've seen tons of young adults/college students forgetting the memo that galaxy print and mustaches are out of trend, and most of the gen z kids feel "hip" but don't even know what "sus" means. Not to say that there isn't anything wrong with it, but it's f*cking funny to me how everything that's "cringe" to the average American teenager is also the same thing that's stILL oddly relevant where I live (ofc mixing a few actual "gen z" styles, most trends here are late asf)
My guess is that it's because we base our trends off other countries, but since most of us either can't afford them (what's "cheap" in the US, especially fast fashion, is expensive here), or don't have access to good internet connection, we just get updated a lot slower.
I’m gen z but this is nostalgic for me cause we all wanted to be like millennials cause they’re big kids and cool, so that shit definitely bled into my life. 2010-2014 was an iconic time
Gen z humor is so insane that I actually find it funny now when people say “so...I did a thing 😳”
As an older member of Gen Z, it’s so strange seeing the divide form, you guys were teenagers that we looked up to when we were like, 10, and now there’s such a severe generational divide between millennials and Gen Z
I hated those "I can haz cheezburger?" memes when they first came out, but I really hate them now.
I’d say millennial humor took the boomer humor of “I hate my wife” and turned it into “I hate myself.”
@Jewish LoveHammer facts
@Liah Uribe from every one who's ever worked retail
Gen z: I hate everyone (dearly: from a gen z working retail)
@Worst Username In the World my point being it's not special to have mental illness but back before gen z and millennials it was seen as not normal to have mental health issues and needed help the fact you can say I get it we are all fucked up shows how well the jokes have worked to push us to a better place if you where born 40 years ago you would have to hide that shit and if you got help you better hope no one at work or your friends find out you go to therapy
“We are home owners” ummm, no, I’ve given up hope of ever owning a home unless I win the lottery & im PRETTY SURE SO HAVE 90% of us millennials
I am absolutely convinced the only reason that millenials often don't "get" modern memes (and cling onto those that were popular in their childhood) is because they don't have the free time to keep up with what's current. I'm on the cusp of millenial and gen z and I would say I am a frequent enjoyed of gen z humour. But I'm also a grown ass woman. My younger brother is 15 and he shows me memes constantly and asks "have you seen the newest trending meme?" And I kind of look at him like "I work a full-time job, of course not" and it makes me feel like a million years old haha
11:00 As a young millenial, we do not claim her
“Lumberjack barista” had me laughing so hard that I was certain I had heard the funniest thing ever.
Then “On Thursdays we be like…SEAGULLS” rings through my ears and kills me.
as a zoomer i can't imagine how cringy our generation will look like in the future.
Can't wait for gen alpha to wage war on us ngl
@Ice Wolf I mean isn't tictok mainly zoomers so aren't we already getting mocked.
@Ice Wolf Was it y'all who created those POV tiktoks orrr..??
read that as ‘crispy’ and was baffled
kurtis really hyped up rae dunn as having the most millenial-esque products with the most millenial-esque font and then it's literally danny's signature font.
This was a beautiful work of art. Rest In Peace to the girls who got mustache finger tattoos.
I’m just glad I’m a cool millennial xD rawr lolz
6:47 the TikTok quirky growl guy impression is just uncanny
kurtis I hope it helps that you are considered part of genz culture
I genuinely believe most of the youngest millennials and the oldest Gen z basically had the same childhood.
Woww i cannot believe people born around the same time would have had similar lives 😱😱
Me, born in 98 and is technically Gen z and my partner, born in 95 and is technically a millennial: YES
Also younger gen x and older millennials…my step mom and I are both technically millennials but we have a 10 year age difference and some stuff we just don’t relate on
Yes it’s true. My sister is older than me for 4 years and she’s a millennial and I’m a gen z but we pretty much had the same childhood, whereas our teenage years our adulthood? Not so much.
1998 here - can i please say that we kinda did depending on who we were raised by as well? 🤧😩😂
millenial humor was what I was when I was 10, on a kindle fire, opening 40 tabs of dog memes
I have never been the same
"Imagine if someone started a religion based on a book" An absolute absurd
Imagine being a millennial and this being your biggest struggle.
“Imagine in someone started a religion based off a book. That would be insane”
"Imagine if somebody started a whole religion based off a book. That would be insane"
Quote of the year
i squealed when he said this 😂
@Northern green eyes *makes fun of religion vigorously*
Technically though the religion are not based off the book, but rather the other way around, the book is a compilation of the religion. But yeah, good joke 🤣
@SFjuhis PST r/wooosh
@Northern green eyes oopsie woopsie 🫣🥺 is jebus mad 😭😍
I had that pic of all the “cool indie” kids against the wall, saved in my phone and my mom saw it and said “oh wow you guys look so good there!!” She rlly thought me and my friends took it 🤢🤢🤢🤢
3:36 this part took me out the damn violin screech made me choke on my breakfast 😭
Trust me, Rae Dunn has taken over Gen Z as well... it is INEVITABLE and I despise it.
I’m Gen Z and about a year ago I bought a Rae Dunn mug that said “Darling” cuz I thought it was cute (the lady had a bunch more Rae Dunn mugs) and it wasn’t until I walked back home that my parents told me about the Rae Dunn following 😭
"Could you imagine if someone started a religion based off a book, it'd be insane"
It's jokes like these that make you my favorite youtuber.
@Timothy Hansen christianity isn't the only religion that follows a book lol, judaism and islam too
Son unos Memex.Monster de los mejores ❤️
Mañas no se la.
@smug mari same 😭
I completely forgot about Christianity when he made that joke and I thought he was alluding to snapewives. It's literally a religion based on the Harry Potter books
I was born in early 1980. Some say that's Gen X, some say I'm a millennial by 6 weeks. But whats being discussed are social rules that I didn't understand then and I don't understand now because I'm autistic. I'm really happy I know what all that Live, Laugh, Love stuff means. I've been wondering for years.
watching this when my parents are fighting. thank you for making such entertaining videos kurtis :))
I love how Kurtis face lights up while he is watching the meme from his feed.
"Imagine if somebody started a whole religion based off a book. That would be insane"
you just called my religion out lmao
I’m Gen Z but I remember the millennial tumblr aesthetic, it’s burned into my brain, I remember the ombré hair, the zoella style, the sunglasses and moustaches shirts, the aesthetically pleasing Starbucks pictures, the hats, the weird obsession with ‘sweater weather’… good times
@Ana Ionescu yess!!!
the EOS diys
The emoji/galaxy pants
@Alexicon Dan and Phil are still icons, legends, the moment, but I'm glad the internet calmed tf down about their relationship status
I remember all of that. I also remember being in tumblr during all this so they had people who were into that becoming the target of rage by “fandom” tumblr dubbing them the “hipster bloggers”. tbh I don’t even remember seeing any genuine arguments between those “two sides”. But I did see some neutral art about it. It makes me feel weird talking about “sides of tumblr” again. now you look over and they have all those -core things.
My boyfriend is 27 and I’m 22 and so often I find I have to explain my warped sense of anti-humor. Bless him, he’s so patient and is happy to let me explain it even if it’s not funny to him
Lol gen z humor is just doing what 4 Chan did in 07. But you guys are less self aware and actually think your humor is objectively good lol
I woke my roommate up so many times laughing at this video 😂😂💔
I literally fell off my bed laughing at this 💀
Kurtis talks about himself like he’s 40 years old
I once saw someone say that millennials reacted so negatively to not being young and cool anymore because by the time other generations were aging out of their youth, they had financial security and careers and stuff like that. Gen X didn't care that they got uncool bc they had houses and retirement savings
@sappychap thank you for teaching me a new word (gerontocracy)
@ladydontekno Yeah, I actually thought I was a millennial because of the word and I was born in 2000 which was literally the new millennium so I guess opposite as in I thought I was apart of the previous one. But yeah I don't think my mom compares as much to the max age from my experience of talking to people of varying ages. Also, because of the being close to the next generation apparently, my uncle who is 4 years older is a millennial according to the generations stuff. Apparently. He is more financially stable than my mother is though despite being a millennial instead of Gen X.
You're so right.
I'm 26-27 and I still feel like I'm 10 years old because I live with my stepmom and dad still - back when I was a kid I wanted to be an adult because I thought the future would be better than that, but then two decades of zits later and I find out that because I'm disabled I can't get a job because the highest I can get paid on social security is $1,310 dollars due to some stupid fraud law in place and if I date my boyfriend is basically my second dad - because able-bodied adults decided we were too much of a burden on a gerontocratic society that sells life insurance over Sock 'em Boppers now.
I'm literally 28 and still live with my parents and I want to kms
@Dinosaur Man I’m the same age as your mom and I always thought Gen X were people slightly older than me (people who were in college/their early 20s when I was in high school). Imagine my surprise when I found out that I was Gen X!
Kurtis: “who would base a religion off a book?”
Most religions: 😬🥲😳
Great video. Gen Z are now getting wrecked by traditional news outlets; being called the most narcissistic generation , blamed for the death of real diets and rise of fast fashion...Yeah we're in for a ride
I missed being a millennial by a year! (‘79) I’ve got no troubles with millennials, y’all are great.
Bruh no wonder millennials love pottery, Harry Potter's name is literally in the job description. It's the perfect thing for them to combine everything that defines them.
That said it's odd if you define yourself by the times you were born in.
I am 15 and laughed extremely hard at the memes... the theory has been proved
Haha, hmm, I'm very sure that the term Millennial just existed so that companies could tell a whole generation what they should do or like in order to better sell them stupid stuff.
And I'm also sure that it differed from country to country ❤️🙂
One of my friends got me a millennial like wood thingy that says “dogs welcome, people tolerated” I hide it in the corner so I don’t have to see the font
You are funny and I laughed a lot during this video :)
as a spore born in 96, I’m in a weird transition between millennials and gen z, and all it’s done is make me realize that generations are fake and nothing is real.
@Viva el Rock & Eddy! Also it just seems like you’re embarrassed of being considered gen z which is weird 💀 There are cringy & embarrassing people in every generation. millenials can be annoying & insufferable as well but it all boils down to what you feel more identified with in a general sense. People born in 1996 are considered the first gen z so obviously we’ll have commonalities with both previous & current generations but I grew up around millennials & another older gen z (b. 1998) & can’t relate much to millennials, however, that doesn’t mean you’ll feel the same. It’s whatever at the end of the day. Whether you’re millennial or gen z, we’ll all be considered old, dated, cringy, etc. some day. Who cares?!
@Viva el Rock & Eddy! ??? It’s not about wether we’re close to being 30 or not, it’s about a group of individuals born and living contemporaneously. That means we mostly experience the same world events & identify with certain trends, experience pop culture & society a certain way at around a certain age or life stage. I’ve seen Gen Z be considered from 1995, 1996 or even 1997 so it’s not entirely clear or definitive however based on relatability, common lived experiences, pop culture & collective memories, people born from the mid 90’s & onwards could be considered a different generation entirely. Also, even if not everybody will agree, astrologically speaking, generational planets are an easy way to distinguish or categorize generation. In this case anyone with their Pluto being in the sign of Sagittarius is considered Gen Z & that accounts for most people born in 1995 to 2009 roughly which makes sense.
Ive never heard people say that about 96 97 and 98 lol who fucking cares
@Dylan Kennedy Source? The majority of sources have 1997 as the beginning of Gen Z while 1995 and 1996 are seen as the last of the Millenials. These include the Pew Research Center, the Brookings Institute, many college professors, the Federal Library of Congress in Washington DC, Times magazine, etc. Look it all up on Wikipedia
@Ashley Nah, I'm born in 1996 and the majority of my friends and childhood classmates that I've talked to consider ourselves as late Millenials. You have to realize that anyone born 1994-1999 are closer to being 30 years of age than 20. We are not kiddies anymore my dude. Accept your label because the scientists who give out the generation labels are not going to change their minds. Even the Federal Library of Congress in Washington DC has 1996 as the last year of Millenials whether you like it or not.
when "won the internet for the day" had meaning you could FEEL it. it really was simpler internet times.
This video has made me realize how awkward it is to be a 99 kid because I relate 50% of the time
2013-14 feels to me like the cool second season that everyone loves but nobody talks about because the first was so iconic and the third was so bad
“Imagine if somebody started a whole religion based off a book. That would be insane”
honestly kurtis that slaps
I saw a tiktok with this and it honestly makes a lot of sense
Boomer humor: I hate my wife
Millennial humor: I hate my life
Gen z humor: Butter knife
I laughed at butter knife.
@Charlotte Tigchelaar that's my kind of humour lmao
@Ariya Tabassum Abdullah Dont lump me in with you
gen z humor now is literally identical to millenial humor when we were that age- it’s straight up just “random XD” re-packaged.
Annnd it was stolen from tumblr. Like 40% of that site lmao
Honestly it’s so brave of kurtis so come out as a millennial in this economy
I despise "millennial humor" because when i was like...10-11 i had that humor...
I'm gen z btw
I’m 34, and I don’t have much affection for my generation. I hate looking around at people “on a date” immersed in their phones and don’t know how to interact in person. Going to a social gathering and people who won’t make eye contact, let alone engage in a conversation but then friend you on Facebook. The “ok boomer” dismissive retort when people who have seen and done more extend any criticism or wisdom. We have more at our disposal than any generation but complain more than any generation. “Anxiety” is an all encompassing excuse to be sub par. “So I did a thing” “Adulting” and “Winning the internet” are nails on a chalkboard. Our generation sucks, just own it and let’s improve it.
As a gen z, I feel like an outcast watching this.
Millennials are the butt of all the jokes BECAUSE we were the first generation of children on the internet. Everyone can look up how cringe we were and still are. Older generations, you'd need their yearbooks and personal photo albums and stuff to be able to make fun of them. Younger gens are just too young too have nostalgia cringe, a couple more years and it will begin. But millennials will forever be the most mocked because its the first one. It set the standards.
edit to add: i'm not saying zoomers don't cringe at themselves, i'm saying wait 10 years and it gets so much more cringe. y'all are quite self aware though.
I'm 21 with memories of watching PPGZ x RRBZ videos, MMD videos of FNaF, Creepypasta, and Hetalia, and listening to songs from L33tStr33t Boys. I have nostalgic cringe, millennials are just cringy in general sometimes
@CursedFroggy Nothing is gone on the internet
I think this is where we merge a bit. I think a lot of nostalgia cringe for millenials was also so for Gen Z because it changed with how Internet culture changed. I'm 20 and consider a lot of Vines, that weird mustache culture, that "Keep Calm" trend, etc. as the things that I thought were funny/for cool kids back then that I cringe at. As Internet culture advanced, we branched off from each other, but that beginning was kind of consolidated.
(With the exception of the younger of Gen Z, of course.)
@K C I rather have that then all those dumb challenges like the tide pod challenge.
@K C don't worry we already started to make fun of this
we need a “ I lived like a billionaire for a week” millennial sequel!! 😭