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It's hard to stay optimistic when you see a world full of problems and the problems are intentional...

TL;DR: “I know things are bad right now fam, but it’s gonna get a lot worse”

>Be Gen Z >Always get told to conform and suppress creativity, unless your boss can make money off of it >Have housing prices be so high that ownership is completely out of the question and you're forced to stay in your moms basement >People constantly get rich off of doing stupid shit or just looking pretty, meanwhile you work your ass off and get nowhere >Get no representation in the Government >Be blamed for everything when it goes wrong (but be exploited by the ruling class when things go right) >Not allowed to complain, always expected to take it and enjoy it Yeah. It's a real mystery why Gen Z is struggling and radicalized.

It's like in Victoria 3. Low standarts of living don't radicalize people, lowering standards do.

One of the things a lot of us grew up without is a present father. Something I picked up was, "become the father you needed growing up" and, that's helped motivate me.

It's a never ending cycle of ignorance and irresponsibility.

I litteraly wrote this under a video where Asmongold is caling Gen Z lazy and stupid. I'll repost here: Its not exactly our fault. Henry Ford started making cars by disassembling machines and putting them back together. When he had enough practice he started making his own cars. Guess what? Its illegal to disassemble most phones. When you buy them you have to agree to a contract that forbids you from modifying it. Or even repairing it in any store that doesnt belong to the phones parent company. I cant be Henry Ford becouse im not allowed to be. And its not just mechanics, the programs too. At the beggining of computer technology most programs where open source and if you owned it you could modify it, look at its workings etc. Most programs these days operate as apps, you cant look inside them, you cant access command panels, you cant modify them. And the interactivity is dumbed down. Its not my fault that the first computer i got was when i was 18, its not my fault that my mom only wanted apple products. Its not my fault that i had an iphone (passed down from my mom when she got a newer one). I learned to swim at the age of 4 and by the time i was in elementary school i was competing at state level. How? 1- there are pools where i live 2- my grandfather knew how to and wanted me to know how to 3- i was taught gradually the basics how to do the movements first, then doing them in the water, then holding my breath, then learning from a proffesional coach, then finnaly competing as a junior athlete. 4 when my grandpa believed i knew enough, he would throw me overboard at the center of the lake. Imagine if you skip all that and go straight to the lake. You would drown. Gen Z has this situation with computer technology. To use the swimming analogy, imagine sailing on a boat from before you can remember, but never swimming with your arms and legs. Suddenly you get thrown overboard and as you drown people call you lazy and stupid: "how can you not know how to swim when you spend all the time on a boat?" And it applies to many other things.

The problem with all Gens is that they're too idealistic, ideological. Zoomers may be idealistic ( the Trad Life, Red Pill, and woke stuff), but there is some emergent light of pragmatism in our generation. Instead of asking what society should be some Gen Z's are starting to ask what society is.

One thing that helps me stay motivated is to think more about my future than my present. If I start feeling laziness creeping in because I need to study or I need to do manual labor, instead of thinking about how hard that's going to be, I think about how if I do these things now I'll live a better life in the future.

Hard Slavs create hard times which create more hard Slavs which create more hard Slavs who create..........

Strong men kill problems.

I think the real solution is for people to stop living online. Social media continues to perpetuate degeneracy in all parts of our lives.

Dont worry lads we will overcome all our problems world needs us

The issue isn't that people don't want the hard labor jobs, the problem is the hard labor jobs don't pay what they used to and the office/tech jobs make obscene money for pretending to work. No one wants to sweat their balls off in the dirt for 80 hours a week to not even afford to buy a house. If you can't afford a house you can't put your roots down to start a family.

The illusion of strength is, in my view, a consequence of the "you're special, you will do great" promises.

One of gen z biggest problem is demographic replacement

I agree. Our problem is not that we’re in bad times, it’s that our lives are so luxurious that the population has atrophied both mentally and physically. We’re not oppressed, we’re spoiled.

Oh, God. Z’s gone from talking about geopolitics to social politics. But seriously, everything you’ve said is 100% true. The isolationism of Gen Z is why Gen Z, more than any other generation alive, is turning to religion, specifically High Church settings (Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Anglican, etc.). They want to be part of something bigger than themselves, something that pushes them to be better. Ironically, older Gen Z-ers want a struggle, whether it’s manual labor or, hell, even war. Gen Z romanticizes the overcoming of obstacles (that’s where you say we need more pragmatism to which I agree). Yes, “get the damn thing done.”

How many young men actually have the guts to become great men though?

The problem isn't that things today are hard when compared to the rest of history but that every day is worse than the last. People can get through tough times when there's hope that things will get better, but all my generation knows is decline.

As an older millenial who grew up in the former soviet union i saw an empire crumbling down first hand. There are many factors involved for declining of an empire but the biggest problem aside from bad leadership is simply apathy of the people who are part of this declining empire. I don't have the feeling gen Z is apathetic. Quite the opposite Gen Z is rather radical. One of the biggest problems of gen Z is the fact they are a very small generation and they can't overrule the gerotontocracy because they are simply such a small generation. But as mentioned in the video here radicalisation without the right actions and pragmatism leads to nothing but suffering. But i still can understand why Gen Z is so furious when it comes to the previous generations especially boomers. It is like all the generations before them got a barthday cake on their birthday but Gen Z is "allowed" to eat the wooden table the cake is presented on.

I think something that is heavily looked over is quite literally everything that is out of Gen Z's control, especially the technological advancement of the world. Something without real emotions, that isn't alive should never be able to have governance and that is what things are coming to. The older generations are the ones who are in control of such, and as such there is nothing we can do about the decisions they make and their actions will ultimately effect our futures in a way that is completely overwhelming.

We are in hard times, but there are no strong men.

As my nihilist uncle used to say, "you are going to die regardless and return to the nothing before birth. How long you live or how good it was, means nothing when you are dead. Thus, you can fight for a better world, or show the world the finger. Doesnt matter one bit". I am not entirely sure if this was supposed to be a moral story about talking chances against those with power, but Ill take it.

Truly hard times are an inevitability, but the size and scope of these is determined by what people do now. That applies to the ruling class AND the Zoomers. I'm not even a father yet, but I'm already building an inheritance for them AND preparing a wealth of wisdom and knowledge for them to use and appreciate.

Gentlemen, there is a solution you're not seeing (Blows up his head)

Zoomer here. Never asked a girl out. Have had gfs but the dynamic was weird bc they chased me. Somehow I’ve never had confidence regardless. Going to try my best to change this.

I agree that economically we’re just in “inconvenient times.” However, culturally speaking, we are arguably in the worst time in American history. Hookup culture, pr0n, the LGBT movement, abortion, social media addiction, etc. are all things that maybe previous generations fought individually or intermittently, but there are very few countries which have experienced all of these at once. The only other one I can think of off the top of my head is Weimar Germany. However, that doesn’t mean Gen Z isn’t responsible. We are in as much as we continue to tolerate that which runs contrary to our cultural norms.

Maybe some people feel helpless because their concerns aren't addressed or taken seriously. Mr. Z mentioned lousy jobs, exorbitant housing, doomsday politics, etc. If one speaks out, they're called radical & spoiled. If they regress and resort to apathy, they're called lazy. I guess it comes down to which camp you want to live in.

Honestly the big fear is that the bad times are around the corner. That sure the times now are inconvenient yet they’re getting worse. Yet there is no guarantee that the times will in fact get worse. We should stop waiting around for the times to get worse and act now while we still have something left.

I’ve had enough of my contemporaries online being such doomers. I did my part and made friends. It’s not that hard.

I'm GenX and I've felt that entire GenZ list for my entire life. The silent gen and BBrs were supposed to be the 'strong generations' because they dragged themselves out of a depression and a couple of big wars. I would assert that these accomplishments and the generation(s) as a whole were subverted by industrialization, globalization and very bad policies implemented by them! Our leaders are mostly BBrs and that is just making a bad situation worse. We need some Xrs and Yrs in our politics and let the strong generations of X and Y help the Zs in this terrible system that the BBrs have created. I don't want to point fingers and be divisive but the GenZ today have been handed a pile of shit and are told if they don't like eating it they are just complainers. I call BS.

Half of gen. Z are still under 18, and all under 30. It feels dishonest to try and define a whole generation through strawmen of the older half who are really just starting life on their own

One must imagine Sisyphus happy fr fr

We are currently in the weak men creating hard times, not in the hard times creating strong men.

I'm not Gen Z. So forgive me if I am speaking out of line. But here is my take on this. Gen Z absolutely did get the short end of the stick in the short term. You guys are a small generation in a country where the two largest generations we've ever had (Baby Boomers and Milennials) were older than you and already had a work history by the time the oldest of you was turning 18. I got absolutely fucked when it came to getting gainful employment and I'm "higher on the totem pole" than Gen Z as a virtue of having 15 years of work experience. You guys also got the short end of the stick in that society kind of treated you guys as a social experiment. I was 14 when social media went onto mobile devices. I didn't even have social media until I was 18, almost 19. Some time around 2007, society asked, "What happens when you give 2 year olds the internet?" and called it Gen Z. What we've found out in the 15ish years since they asked that question is that its broadly not good for the mental health of kids to see others at their highest, happiest moments and compare it to the everday experience of your life. My sympathies to Gen Z for both of these things. These actions were effectively crimes committed against you. But here's my thing. All these problems; being locked out of corporate jobs because of experience requirements on entry-level positions. Finding gainful employment in general. Not being able to provide for a family and having weirdly wishy washy, and sometimes man hating girls as "potential wives" Being low man on the totem pole in the labor market. These things all hit me and my generation just as hard or harder than it has hit you guys. It just happened to you guys when you were younger. You guys will almost certainly outlive these not exceedingly bad times. But still not good time. I may not. I was in my teens when this stuff all started to go wrong. You were either under 10 or unborn. You will outlive these not good times. My Gen Z girlfriend will outlive these not good times. If you are Gen Z. I encourage you. Go get a "dirty" but high paying job. Go succeed. Go get yourself ahead. Go get to the point where socialization is manageable. You CAN do it.

It’s not that we are the men born in hard times. I think we haven’t even began the hard times. These are just the birthing pains and we are about to be thrown into something we can’t imagine. We are just men preparing for the hard times yet to come.

Venezuelan Gen Z here, it it is kind of accurate that it is said in this video, however, we are just living in a world wide crisis from a system that it's cracking due to the present time, in addition to present problems we have, yet we also have infantilization of adults being present everywere, everyone is just scared of reaching 30 years old or just naturally getting old to eventually die and the cycle goes on.

I'd say alot has to do with parenting. I'm a millennial and was an antisocial kid. My parents made me do sports and go to the park and be social. Many parents in my generation let the kids do whatever they want and rarely discipline their kids. These kids grew up antisocial and never had to be social at all.

sometimes the cycle has to end, nothing lasts forever. The higher society fly, the more painful it is for it to fall. Good times create weak men, but best times create feeble men Weak man creates hard times, feeble man create hardest times. Hard times create strong men, but the hardest times create dead men. society will burn itself out.

As a someone who grew up poor but still managed to go to a college away from home, it truly rocked my world seeing how carefree people my age (18-25) live, my biggest issue with kids my age is EGO so many of us have no concept of hard work hard times hunger pain anything like that, the constant denial of reality is toxic, people see the work through social media and they refuse to learn throw experience. Nothing but complaining crying and bullshiting. Sad men everywhere.

Like Styx, Razor and others have said: Self-improve, learn a new skill, become the culture, et cetera. It's easy for everyone to be indifferent to the main dish, but they always flock to the hot new alternative to hate or love it.

We’re nowhere near hard times as is, but we’re spiraling down to them as is.

Ive just recently became an adult a few months ago, and a large issue is how you said "children raising children." I am biased. My mother isnt emotionally developed. We have been spoiled. We have been taught to be children. Alot of genz dont know how to cope or sustain themselves because they were never taught how. We are a generation of neglect.

My parents drilled into me as a kid that if I go to school and work hard I’ll have everything I need. My dad has recently said he wishes he didn’t tell me that because that unfortunately is not the future that became reality.

I'm gen Z and started working in my uncle's truck mechanic and i can say how this has improved my life and my mental state. After years of being an edge depressed piece of sh*t, i have now a much more clear vision of myself and my surroundings, at the point that i basicaly laugh at the miserable creature i was in my teenage years. Just get a man's job boys, it's hard in the beginning but you will not regret your dirty hands in the future. PS: Sorry my broken english, i've stoped using the translator Kkkkkk

Me, a Gen Z: "I missed the part where that's my problem" 🍷🗿

A lot of this isn't limited to Gen Z. Younger millennials have a lot of these psychological issues as well which hold themselves back. Covid definitely setback our collective social skills.

To this day I’m blessed that I was born in 2001 and grew up poor enough not able to afford a smart phone till highschool, didn’t even have home wifi till I was 9 years old. Crazy to thinks that’s a blessing but Covid happened half way through my freshman year of college. Looking at kids my age or younger who grew up with money it’s almost impossible to even communicate. Kids about to be men are so scared of addressing people and their own feelings it’s sick. When you live your whole life online loose the last few years of highschool or middle school i couldn’t imagine how i would’ve changed. My humble upbringing was a true “blessing in disguise”

The perception that someone needs to be a homeowner and essentially be part of a 'middle class' that doesn't really exist any more as a social class before they start a family is a major problem affecting many men and women alike in Gen Z. It's just not realistic and will lead to a lot of people being lonely and unhappy. In past generations, there might have been a tiny number of snooty people (relative to the total population) that thought that way but it wasn't nearly as endemic as it is now.

In some ways we are living in the best of times, but cheap consumer products is traded for a job market where workers are treated as regrettable costs to be cut: laid off and if possible replaced with cheaper alternates. That's a tough trade-off.

Gen z is the first generation to have their identity appropriated by people all over the world.

This sounds like a dude who came from a family who gave him everything he wanted.

We live in "Born to shit; forced to wipe" Times.

100% agree, especially about the mentality and willingness to do stuff and face challenges. Thats something a lot of my generation lacks with a handful of exceptions. That said while I do agree that we are in the Inconvenient Time Im still preparing for a Hard Time to come. Most of Gen Z is early to mid 20s, theres still a lot of life in us and we'll live to see a lot

But protesting is "fed posting" amiright?

Gen Z Here: Most of this problem is fueled by our perpetual comparison to online media that isn't even realistic most of the time. It's junk food for our brains.

Millenial blasts genZrs for 16:1/2 minutes after they loose the most basic needs like small community and tells them to get a job while mega corporations buy up all homes in monopoly to make a renting slave class (TRAGIC!)

I am a part of generation Z. And I agree. The most difficult part of all of this is looking back and seeing how easy everyone else’s lives were. And now I have to grab myself by the bootstraps and fight for a better future. I admit. I am not as strong as a baby boomer would be. Mentally or physically. I am spoiled by the modern world. I also agree that things aren’t at their worst. Things still have a long way to fall down.

It's not that we are the strong men, it's that we must be the strong men or the destruction of the world as we know it will follow.

Problem is that I've seen there's no industry to give you a good income with benefits where as all the other jobs you need years of experience plus a degree leaving the rest of us to rely on industrial jobs that are just simply not existing anymore

We’re all just socially inept adult children. Gen Z likes to think they have emotional maturity that the previous generations had at young adulthood. However I see Gen Z as a late bloomer generation with many of us gaining maturity much later in our 20s. I can see many of us prospering in our 30s and 40s and becoming what we wanted in our 20s. I also think Gen Z wasn’t really allowed to fail and when they do fail, they have meltdowns. We were told we were special and amazing from a young age that we are going to change the world and all we had to do was go to school and work hard. I think that’s why there are so many high achievers from the age 14-18 but once they hit their 20s, they realized they aren’t as special as they thought they were and that’s okay. Everyone is special in their own way just not the way most Gen Z thinks. Yes, as we get older, we will mature and gain much more self awareness but we aren’t as emotionally mature as previous generations at the same age. The parenting young adulthood Gen Z got as children and teenagers was horrible and it shows how we act in relationships, with strangers and online. But we can’t blame our parents for our actions in young adulthood (I am guilty of this). It is a factor but we must move on and grow as people. we have to force ourselves to be better even if it is the toughest battle we ever have to face. The pain of growth is far better than the pair of being stuck. Trust me, I have been there. My life derailed at 23 after a breakup because I had no coping skills and I didnt know how to deal with it so I just gave up and now at 26, I am picking up the pieces from that long mental health episode. I lost 2 years of my life due to depression (23-25), like rotting in bed all day depression, not taking a shower depression. I did nothing for basically two years and I am just now crawling my way out. I have grown a lot in the past 3 years and I just learned to be myself, I am still learning to be okay with my past and how to be better even after a rough childhood. Try to understand that we are all very young still, and we have to experience life in order to grow. Sitting in your room and being on your phone all day everyday isn’t going to make you grow as a person. That’s why we have so many people in their 20s acting like teenagers, we have aged but not matured in the way previous generations had. Gen Z is just like drake, we’re getting older but not maturing. A lot of us are regressing because of how much reality scares us. I still have a lot of growing to do emotionally for sure, I still have to mature a lot more as well but I am trying. I still feel like a teenager at times, but when I start to feel like that, I just remember how much better I am now than I was 3 years ago. How much better now than when I was a teenager. Just because your life isn’t perfect after you graduated college doesn’t mean it will be like that when you are in your 30s or 40s. In order to live a fulfilling life, you have to be okay with failing and trying again. Another important thing, Gen Z has to hear and learn to do, is take care of yourself.

If you're telling me about all these good things, then why does my life suck.

9:15 I find the issue of the newer generations “being too good for labour intensive jobs” so interesting. I’m 17 and telling myself I’m too good for a lazy office or service work 😂 A good life isn’t an easy life, a good life is a life that is hard worked for and where the comfort equals or is slightly lower than the cost. The only reason I’m currently unsatisfied with my life is because I’m bound to my conditions until I’m an adult and can finally have my own responsibilities and freedoms to do what I need to do.

2:17 These are not exclusive to Gen Z... younger millennials such as myself (29) also face these. The romantic partner and loneliness parts are not applicable to me though. But I'm probably an outlier here my girlfriend is amazing.

When I think about our world, 'empty' is the word that comes to mind. We have a shit-ton of leisure, but it's empty, served by the algorithm, enjoyed privately. Work is empty, while a white-collar worker is less exploited then the industrial revolution era blue-collar worker, he is even more alienated from his labour. Stock market is empty, bubble after bubble, borrowing already borrowed money. Life is easier than it used to be, but it's tangebly less 'real'

I don't think this video recognizes the whole reason why times are hard. We are probably the only generation without proper meaning and community, which is why people are more extreme and mentally ill to compensate for this disparity. I think this is the thing that makes thing "hard" which is why gen Z wants to change

Even if the situation looks bleak sometimes I think a good way of going about this is leading by example. If I take steps to make my own life successful it will influence others around me to do the same, especially if I don't talk so much and just quietly and efficiently get things done. I believe attaining a well-paying job, starting a family, and becoming a home-owner are doable. It just requires the right attitude and mental/financial discipline to do so.

My comments keep getting deleted. I think that's bullshit. 💀

Great video, and thought-provoking. I'm going to share this will my high school students. Much of this points to the fact that we have a society of children now. Children focus only on what they want and how they feel. Children do what feels good rather than delaying gratification in favor of more success later. Children gratify themselves rather than sacrificing for others, or for the future. Children wear what's comfy rather than dressing with dignity. Children avoid uncomfortable truths, confrontation, and patience. Children seek to change others, not themselves. Children feel sorry for themselves, justify their own behavior, and blame others for all their problems. This is the childish mindset of two generations of Americans raised my insecure parents.

Idk, what you’re saying is objectively true. If people did take responsibility things would get better but I see 0 historical precedent of people spontaneously abandoning decadence All this video really proves is that we’re in the “good times create weak men” phase instead of the “weak men create bad times” phase Personally I never saw this as hard times, I’ve always said “It can and will get much worse”, and frankly I don’t see how the current factors don’t make that inevitable Edit: minor spelling error, hate typing on phone

Trying to make the best of these situation is what gen Xers tried to do. Did things get better? No. Radical change is needed.

You’re smug attitude does not help your argument

Been keeping this sentiment in mind for years. I just recently graduated college and the lack of true entry level jobs is demoralizing, the fact I have roommates and am currently finishing up a 75 hour work week but still am worried about rent is demoralizing, the fact that I now have $60,000+ in debt despite working part time through school is demoralizing, but I still eat everyday I still have a bed, and I’ve only been homeless for like 2 months in my entire life. I need to be grateful for that, but damn does complaining look pretty appealing sometimes, especially since it feels like all my friends and family want to discuss is how everything is stacked against us. I try to say something like “yeah, it sucks, but what’re you gonna do? Sometimes a generation gets shafted, no use crying about it.” Even if I partake in the complaining.

Thanks for the video, I hope your travels across the country continue to go well and keep up the good work

This generation needs Hard times. Only after hard times can prosperity return. Hard times will reduce the population, thus force men to assume leading roles and women to assume their role as mothers. Less population means better pay and more opportunity = better times. Our generation's problem is not their character, its simple economic stagnation.

I think that you are mostly right, but that the current situation of inconvenient times is unsustainable. And I mean that in an economic sense. There will likely be a real economic crisis soon with either the government defaulting on its unplayable debt or something else. When that happens, we will likely see who the “strong men” are, with those who can do the things you mention here swimming while those who can’t will sink. Then it will be up to those who made it to build a new status quo, and the cycle will repeat.

As someone who is part of Gen Z, I’m one of the few who is a homeowner and who works in construction. I believe in working hard and getting ahead in life. But, it is a lot harder to buy a home or to afford an education. That’s one of the many reasons why I got into a trade. It’s hard to be optimistic in a country where the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. We’re in a time where cooperate greed is at an all time high. The food we eat is making it us sicker and sicker. We use plastic for everything, which releases micro plastics into the environment that later mess with our health. There’s many things I could mention that large corporations are doing in name of profit. We need to unite and come together against these foes. One way of doing this is to become union members and form many new unions. That way we can begin to hold these corporations accountable, and later on form something bigger.

On one hand I agree with much the advice you give to Gen Z as being sound advice. On the other hand, I haven't heard any of them complain about not being willing to do labor jobs, instead most of them complain about the inability to ever afford to own a home given the current real-estate market and wages of even good jobs. Given most of the urbans areas (at least in Canada) are charging rent prices that meet or exceed mortgage rates, it does seem fairly accurate to me. My wife and I afforded a house only because my work hands out overtime like candy and so I could spend a few years raking the OT and making over 100k/yr and then add that to my wife's wages. Even then, we only afforded house over condo because we had the support of both of our sets of parents.

In short, helicopter parenting and bulldozer parents - saving the kids from uncomfortable / painful lessons needed to build social skills and abilities if I'm understanding you correctly.

As an elder millennial, i can tell you first hand that everything you said about gen Zs percieved starting point, based on what they were taught about society and the world v what theyve experienced is the exact same thing millennials have experienced. Ive worked in a very public field for well over a decade now. I know thousands of people and their stories and theres like a social dividing line between life experiences; of those born before and after 1980. Which aligns with the rise of Reagan and the western worlds Neoliberal/globalism takeover, followed by the eastern worlds similar takeover after the wall came down in 89. Much is policy, like you described in the intro, and props for making that distinction. Most, simply, don't and lump social change into the same category as concerted governmental decision making - which is by design, this mass conflation, as evidenced by all the disgusting theatrics on the hill. In reality, equal rights for gay and trans people (survivors benefits, adoption, etc), birth control (fundamentally libertarian; womens freedom and autonomy over their own bodies), and the backlash against police brutality = social issues. These things have almost zero effect on your life and your choices. Gay marraige doesn't demean straight marriage, the actions of straight people already do that with the 50%+ dovorce rate. The thing about social issues, is its NOT zero sum. No one loses by raising the floor. But the moneyed interests, theu offshoring, refusing to reinvest in infrastructure or employee development (shouldering that cost onto the employee by demanding unnecessary degrees) have destroyed the middle class. Right now, in the year of our lord 2024, if you dont annually earn a million dollars, you arent middle class. You are the working poor. To live the quality of life my ww2/Korea vet, sole income, grandfather provided = buying cars for his 4 kids, a car for gma, a sports car for fun, a vacation home, a boat, annual vacations, golfing 3x a week, you need that income. The gutting of the dollar and the wringing dry of the workers has been brought to us by policy and the bankers. If youre pissed off about the economic outlook of your life, dont blame social issues, blame business for breaking the social contract and politicians for selling us out. Every president since Reagan has been neo-liberal. Clinton and Obama included. The fight isnt left or right, the fight is UPWARDS.

Bro really put his hand on our shoulder and told us “it’s only the beginning”

"Zoomers are just upset living standards are slightly lowering bro, zoomere just dont want to do trades bro, theyre lazy from luxery bro." *be me literally installing cabinets in some rich old boomers mcmansion in private neighborhood 🙃*

LOVE your content mr z! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Just failed my art school exam 😡😔 what career should I consider next?

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"Things are hard, but don't worry my friends. It's gonna get way fucking worse"

Europe: "What the hell happened to us! What happened to traditional western values?" America: "What happened to traditional western values!? They came true! You're looking at them!"

I went back to school and got a degree in Paralegal studies because I was told there was an extreme shortage. Now, I can't get a job because they all want at least 5 years experience. How can I get experience if no one hires newbies?

I am an early European Millenial with a Master in Finance who turned away from banking and became a rail roader. it is a much more fulfulling job than banking could've ever been. I also reenlisted to my countries' army reserve and love every bit of it. and I even managed to get a housing mortgage right before Covid started.

I think we're looking at two options for the future. 1. A political civil war caused by heightened tensions, poor economic status that continues to decline, etc etc 2. A rebellion against oppression, in a time where rights and opportunities are continuously stripped away from young people. -Be 14 in 1898 -has a fiance -has a job -has a down payment for a home -4 years away from entering local politics -able to enlist -able to drink -able to smoke -doesnt need a license to build, hunt, fish, drive, etc -be 18 in 2024 -cant get a license until 19 due to new regulations -cant buy homes -cant buy cars -cant drink -cant smoke -cant get a job due to age discrimination -cant watch adult content -not able to enter political office

Gen Z in America: 🤕 Gen Z in third world countries: 💀

Imagine that thing's are "hard" right now. They aren't they are just stagnant. My grandparents grew up in WW2 and they had it hard. Not knowing if their father would return home. Not knowing if the sentry's old home would be theirs tomorrow. Going to school with a empty stomach. Then only having a soup that is just water and potatoes. They and the adults back then were dying or where close to it for years. These times are not just hard. But a nightmare. The things that we fase here Today globally is because of mismanagement and incompetents Best thing is to just ride this out and keep on working no matter what. Giving up or giving in to anger just makes everything go way worse.

It's definitely hard times for young people who cant stay with their parents. Said hard times hasnt caught up to the rest of society though. That will probably the pivotal moment.

Great video, much needed message. Chin up lads! Its not as bad as you think.

I don't think I've ever seen many gen z people and said "they know what they are doing and are strong". Normally I look at gen z and say this is the generation that will be our end. And I'm technically a gen z

Keep up the good work 🎉🎉🎉

So Neil Howe who coined the term Millennial in the 90s is one of the main people who crafted this current generational theory. Last year he released a new book called 'The Fourth Turning is Here' he dates Millennials 1982-2005 and doesn't start the post-Millennial generation until 2006. It's a good read I highly recommend checking it out. Also there's a KZfaq channel called The Generational Report that does a good job breaking it all down in simpler terms.

As someone whos in the old side of gen z i was born in 2001 and you made good points but when we look at past generations and things they have done you can't be surprised when alot of us become radical or extreme on issues or our beliefs