…and he miraculously gets out of the coffin to drink at it.

Thank you. Lol

That's funny - as if any of us could afford to hold an open bar.

As it should be

And like Jesus he rose from the dead

I'm not even 15 and I primarily use cds even though I have a full Spotify playlist 😅

Yeah… this guy acts all high and mighty and that all gen z are obsessed with twitter

kassets are another thing. Still remembering me hearing my Alf kassets the whole day while playing with lego... . Also funnylie enough I think the generation after Z knows more of vinnyl then of cd@s

I had a cd player for a few years, but it stopped working after a while, I still have all my CDs to this day and keep them in my drawer and heart. (God that was cheesy)

Mhm

THIS

THIS

Yeah like he’s portraying GenZ as if we’re GenAlpha and have no idea about old technology, it’s like those high school shows from 2015 were like “oh modern teenagers don’t know where cassette tape is. what’s a CD? is this like an earring? what are wired headphones?” it’s so fucking dumb like we had this shit too, don’t think just cause you’re 10 years older than us that means that we didn’t have a lot of the same technology, technology did not change the fact that fast

And even if we didn’t personally own these, they still are VERY present in media. I may have never used a walkman in person, but I’ve heard people talk about it, I’ve seen it used in fiction, I’ve looked it up because I was curious. You’d have to live in an actual cave, cut off from society to not know what a walkman is.

@@Hewasnumber1 EXACTLY!!!!

Seriously this were funny before but now it just feels like he's never spoken to someone under 30

​@@wolfofverdun9084 That's why he has a character specifically called "zillenial". Zillenials are the Gen Z kids who grew up with the tech while society was already transitioning to the new thing. Pretty much poor and low middle class kids.

@@JoseRodriguez-eu5ezi challenge you to find a single person from Gen Z who doesn’t know what a CD is. spoiler: it’s impossible.

@@juangonzalez740 Im 16 years old basically almost the very last version of gen z before gen alpha. And I still use vhs. We generation Z’s grew up on cds! This dude in the video has never meant a gen z person before

I’m 18 and I have my parents camcorder that they used to film my preschool graduation and it uses DVC which is vhs but smaller than an audio cassette.

Fr

We did for like 8 years until the ipod saved our miserable lives

@@jonathanpeters6734 yup thank fuck for not burning dvds either that shit was painful lmao

Ikrr😭😭

@@jonathanpeters6734 i still remembar watching VHS tapes in the attic as a kid (im gen Z btw. not some 40 year old)

😂 yes I couldn't wait to drive and get the cd adapter

@@hr106 and huge books of CDs 😆

@@nataliewood8930 I still have one of them filled with CDs and probably 2 spools of burned content.

Oh God...

@@nataliewood8930 I still have those. I still have most of the cases collecting dust. Everything burned to PC now, but I still keep them.

Agreed

I was gonna say something but then I saw this

I've seen a CD and im 12 mainly because my brothers and parents raised me right

Exactly what I was thinking. I'm pretty sure the elementary schools where I went to still use CDs for movies

Can’t believe alphas haven’t had experience with cds

for me i made a playlist on a CD for grade six talent show and the song i picked was new divide (there was a lot of songs on it but i chose one song) and i brought my radio/cd/cassette player to play it

I believe he was mixing "Navy Grog". Recipe: pour in any and all alcohol products. Stir. Enjoy.😊

He's making a loooooooooong island iced tea

@@liendrareynolds3832 I heard it called the "Seven Sees" as in grabbing the first seven liquors you find and pouring them into a cup.

Not a long island tea cause it was dark and light drinks but, definitely something that'll lead you to a long headache. 😅

As a drunk millennial this phone let's me listen to old school music

I didn't realize that until I read your comment 😅

Long Island Iced Tea. maybe?

lol. i just noticed

​@@tangentyoung5633 Waaaay more than that. 😂😂

I feel seen

😅😅😅

I have no idea what happened to mine

Had two massive disc cases, one for games and movies and other music CDs I had burnt😅. And I was proud of my collection

I think at least a few companies still make portable casette players and portable CD players. While I know that pretty nuch nobody makes VHS tapes or VHS players anymore, I know for sure that at least a few indie record companies still put out music on casettes and at least one or two Americans factories still make casettes.

I mostly skipped CDs and went to minidisc, best of both worlds :)

@@packrat-y7j That was like the betamax or flip discs or laser discs equivalent of the 1990s/early 2000s

My mom has one, I actually grew up with cds and didn't even know digital music was a thing until I was like, five years old 😂

and, it did fit into your pocket, if you were wearing Jnco's. And I'm sure our aunts and uncles were palpitating when they reminisced about bell-bottomed jeans

Cds so much better i love digtal

but only earlier gen z ever used them

@@timothygooding9544 uh… I’m on the younger side of Gen Z and I assure you, the majority of us have used CDs. I used to watch movies on VHS tapes for goodness sake. Even a lot of Gen Alpha have used CDs. There are generational differences, but we know what a CD is and almost all of us have used one at some point in our lives.

​@Timothy Gooding BMothe frequently attributes traits of Gen Alpha (currently 11 and below) with Gen Z (11 up to 26 years old). There might be a few Gen Z that forgot about CDs, but the majority of us were conscious enough to remember using them. He's funny tho so it's aight

​@@timothygooding9544 i was born in 2008 qnd i still use cds

​@@timothygooding9544 dude my mom used to work at blockbuster before it died, I was around CDs and game disks all the time. I also used them. 2008 btw so uhm yeah, not just the earlier ones. Maybe the few born like a month before the generation was over don't know but basically all of us do

Stylin'

Fancy coat!😂

@@mstb2023 The zipper broke last year, so I had to replace it. I didn't even have an option to get one I wanted because the place I was at when it happened only sold one kind of coat and it was too cold to go out to my truck without a zipped coat.

Some of my old backpacks did that, tho never a jacket. And I think by the time I actually used one for its intended purpose the thing I was sticking in there was an iPod, not a Walkman. (I had a CD walkman at one point, but we weren’t allowed to bring them to middle school) They were pretty useful sizes for paperback novels, small notebooks, and the like too.

That's actually really cool, I had no idea that was a thing.

Y'all can't even handle how my gen listened to music 😭🤣

​@@angelawestbrook9768 right? 😂

I'm 25 not 30 I grew up literally dealing with dial up flip phones and I still get called old by nephews god dang it

The pain I felt

We are old

If they're your classmates then yes they probably do because they grew up with them too it's the younger end of gen z and gen alpha that might not

who doesn’t know how a CD works?

I used to burn my CDs until I got an Ipod.

You are what we call an old soul and I’m living for it

​@@3Pokemon3 cds were still popular in the 2000s dumbass cds were normal

I still have about 10 CDs in my car, and I'm on the young end of gen z

Me too

I used to watch movies on a cd player when I was younger on road trips

Yeah people thi k gen z are like absolutely braindesd to slightly older tech than them

@@Rocket_PC ikr, people get so confused when I even mention something even slightly old such as the game cube lol

These people hear Gen Z and think 7 year olds glued to iPads, meanwhile the eldest gen Z-ers are entering the workforce as we speak

Me when talking about playing SNES and genz "corrects" me to "you mean the Sega? "

im also a gen z raised by a gen x who taught me what cds are its how i used to watch ningago and miccky mouse clubhouse

Mine were in the visor of the car lol😂

@@hr106 I mostly knew those books to stay inside someone's car anyway I was just going with the whole image of walking with it

I still have all of my cd books!

Fun fact, theyre back and they love them but also think they invented them for some reason -signed your local zillenial

Im genz, we had those too :P

What's the actual time bracket for a Xennial? I wasn't sure if it's a gray area between generations where you don't belong to either side or something like that?

@@danlevesque5437 That's basically it. Depending on the source you use, I'm either X or Millenial. And since I have strong connections to both, I just ID as Xennial.

Im a Gen Z and i have touched and seen a discman myself

You are either the last of Gen X or the very start of Y cause I had a CD when I was 12 and I was born in 87 so you gave up your age right here you are over 40

Oldest Gen z & Youngest Millennials are called, Zillennials

I still have a Rio in a drawer :)

I never had a diskman but my parents bought us (me and my sister) a walkman for Christmas! It was really good Walkman because it had a switch that allowed you to listen to other side without flipping the cassette. And yes, I wore it clipped to my jeans 😊 My first MP3 player had 128 MB 😅

I don't remember this😢

Yaassss!!❤❤❤❤

I still have cds from high school that may or may not have resin on the cases.

Weirdos, that was a terrible time for music and yes I'm old enough to remember it and no I don't miss that ancient technology. Get with the times grandma

@@jackwhitbread4583 You realize they also produced cds with music from other times, yes?

I think I might have that too in a box.... somewhere.

Did that too.

Unless you were born like 2 months before genz ended then no. We all know what these things are because our parents had them around

@@RequestTheSinger it wasnt until like a year or 2 ago that I realized they were even old, I thought they were still a somewhat new thing💀

​@@RequestTheSinger not even then, early gen alphas did too, like 2013 early but oh well, millenials like to think they're special, they're becoming what they always complained the boomers were.

The best way to make your cd not to skip is buying a dvd player or xbox playstation console It's the perfect way so your disc does not skip

Ok wtf is a zillenial??

​@@packrat-y7j a mix between a gen z and a millenial

Agreed as a fellow Zillenial.

I remember hypothetically recording my CDs onto audio cassettes so I didn't have to deal with scratched disks

My dad is Gen X, I grew up with these too lol