Ha! Nice one!

NO CAP

Well, most of us are in our 30s now. Lol

I've never had a Snapchat or Instagram.

*I passed the reins down in africa

He heard karaoke and got instant energy. All tiredness, out the window, 😂

#ADHD

hi millenial

I was rather scared how that outfit at 7:37 - combined with the pony tail and the new ear rings - shaved at least 10 years off her. I however do agree, that she was killing the black top.

She looked so good.

Bet. She was LIT!!

agreed

I 100% agree with you

This was all late millennials or the start of the next generation. I’m an early 90s kid and this is not anyone my age...

@@aimeeontheharp same here.

I think at least anyone born after 2000 should be in a different group. And like 1995 to 1998 should have their own group.

Agreed! A lot more creative, and entertaining, than the million KZfaq couples who post nothing but " what am I doing today" and " asking my husband juicy questions "

Yea, I seen that too. So funny.

Same🤣

The karaoke was the beat part!!

Best**

Just saw him! Too funny 😂 Between him and Penn screaming that was hilarious!

"Millennials" aren't a homogenous group. The only thing most of them have in common is the fact, that they didn't experience any kind of war situation close to home. Even those growing up in the 70s-80s have at least experienced the cold war - a constant threat by a tangible force. Even the not as easily tangible threat of terrorism isn't the same as having a war near your home. Europe hasn't had a peaceful span of time this long since the invention of the word "war". Everything else differs by social environment for the "Millennialls". This is of course only true to USA, Canada, Western Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Eastern Europe had the remnants of the communist times to work up against and South Eastern Europe even had an all-out war in the 1990s. Africa in general had the remnants of the colony times which left even bigger problems behind and a lot of civil wars. The Middle East has been in a constant war-like situation because of the aftermath of World War II. Children from Japan in that time frame also evolved differently because their country knew what an atom bomb drop feels like. Also their daily commute is highly organized. So there's why the other areas have different histories and things in common attached to them. I guess you will not be able to put all of them together into one group based on the huge difference in upbringings. To be honest, I've only been to 7 countries in my life but the vast differences can be seen throughout Europe already. We'll see a global change in the following years when gender identities further diversify. Some regions will go faster than others, but none will stand still. As one of my former work collegues said "I sexually identify as a battle helicopter.". He said it out of mock, but it might become truth to others in the years to come. It would be fun to see the toilet signs though: "Men, Objectsexuals and Battle Helicopters" to the left, "Women, Bowling Balls and Pancakes" to the right. "Why do you identify yourself as a Bowling Ball?" - "That's just how I roll." What will define the following years is that climate change will be a topic everywhere. Although I'm not even sure if that will impact as it should. There are still too many people travelling around the world for touristic purposes. If you take a Germany -> New Zealand -> Germany tour by plane, you leave an ecological footprint of driving a petrol-based car 50km to work for 1 year. But it only takes you 1 to 2 days to make that imprint by plane - and you still have to get to work somehow for the remaining 49 weeks. Of course you'll be driving around there even more than you do on work days near home, so that will add another 5-10% to your carbon footprint. A roundtrip to Hawaii if you start it from Los Angeles takes about one quarter of a year of car driving as an equivalent. We'll probably look back at the whole time from 80s to 2020s and say that this was the phase of the "homo mobilus" (or in generation terms: Mobile Generation), when man was able to drive and fly around the world unburdened by thought or morals. The next generation might be called "homo domus" as in "Man staying at home" (or in generation terms: Home Generation). Back in the years when ships were the only way to transport stuff and people from China to the rest of the world, a disease like we battle today wouldn't have had the chance to branch too far out. The ships took 3-6 weeks to arrive since they had to go all the way around Africa. We increased the speed of spread by having people fly over from any point of the world to any other in less than two days.

@@migga86 Bet.

Yeah these could all be more Gen Z

La La Exactly what I said

Legit. I'm not even an elder millennial (1989), and I only know a few of the slang terms, mostly from my students (10 years younger).

dido, me too.

Same

Yes!

Same here. I can’t relate! I have multiple children. But yet “a millennial.”

People always seem to equate millennials with being super young but most are 25 to late 30’s with careers and families. The real youth now (teens to early twenties) are the zoomers. It won’t be long until the next gen takes over from them. But they will probably still be calling millennials the crazy youth of today 😂

Sarah Hockenbury I was born in 97 and I’m in the same boat as you haha

Right!! I'm an '85er and I never identify with the "millennial" stuff. I feel too old for it. I'm a mom of two with a job, a house, PTA, tee ball, etc. I don't have time to worry about lingo. I don't do "mom jeans" or belly shirts either 😆

I’m with ya. Born in 83 and relate to Gen X more. But I had older brothers born in 78 and 80 and I followed them around and tried to dress like a skater and listen to the same music they did so 🤷‍♀️😂

There is no such thing as a 1999 millennial. Those are genz.

@@ilovepickle It's a very fine line. Kids in the mid & late '90s are really stuck in between. We remember a time where Smartphones & DVDs didn't exist, but we never listened to records or went to an 80s style arcade. We're the older 20-somethings, who learned from the Millenials ahead of us, while relating more to the Gen Z-ers behind us

Joseph Chandler Cassettes are making a comeback right now.

8 Tracks

When I was reading VCR I saw VSCO. LOL 😂

I don’t use any of those words either

im a millennial and i dont use and of the words she said the millennials use. from millennials all i ever hear them use are a bunch of cuss words.

That’s a mood

These are all gen z things. I’m a millennial and I don’t know anyone my age that says any of this stuff! We are all in our late twenties and thirties now! It’s the kids in their teens and young twenties that say stuff like this Edit: I didn’t realize that the last year a millennial was born was 2000!

Legit. I'm not even an elder millennial, and no one I know uses these terms.

I agree I'm 30 and I've never heard these terms before.

There are a lot of VSCO- girls who are using these terms all the time in their vids...especially "t", "move", "canceled", "dope sauce", "Boo" (for friend),...

@@divergentdreamer Im a young millennial with an inner baby boomer

I’m a baby millennial but I know too much of gen z because of my kid sister

Hi! Aren’t you Kim’s mom?

True fact: if you type "mom" and a space into Google the first suggestion is "mom jeans".

Erika Grimm right?!?! It’s crazy! 😂

Literally only found out the real lyrics a month ago! 🤣

Nope, born '93 as well. This stuff is for Gen Z.

No you're not, they got the wrong generation. Clearly this is gen Z stuff.

Agreed. Specially on the terminology.

Agreed.

Yes! Millennial here with Gen Z kids. Dead and facts belong to them.

Agreed, as a millennial I was sitting here thinking: what the heck that's not us.

Agreed. Millennials are having babies now. This is Gen Z. For some reason people think we're forever young and irresponsible!

Probably those younger millenials that are actually gen z. I don't do any of this either but I will say I am 100% okay with getting lit at taco bell and leaving before 8pm. 😂😂😂

I'm millennial/ Gen Z, depending on who you ask and I don't talk like that. My sister who's 18 does. Idk why, but the way they talk now annoys me, even though when I was in school, I had some weird phrases too. People who are older than me talk like that so idk. But a LOT of high school students or graduates do.

I was born in 98

98 is gen z older end of it

Walk By Faith looks like u r right in the middle of generations. if ur born in 1997 ur the youngest u can get for millennial, and if ur born in 1998 ur the oldest of the gen Z.

Tru Neilson but if you want to use a straw, use a re-usable one please

@@tylerkrejci4092 Preaching to the choir, I have been using the same reusable bags for nearly 15 years.

And then go to Taco Bell: disposable cups, straws, and all 🤦‍♂️

What’s the best way to clean a reusable straw?

@@sherrycole7826 I went to Home Depot and found 3 pipe cleaners for 5 bucks... then gave 2 away. Like a long skinny bottle brush.

Steve Torres...Jumper=British for SWEATER... Sweater=American for JUMPER... SO, Where?! 🤔🤨🤔😂🤣🤷 🤷‍♀️

Oh wow! Yes! This is where a lot of us are today with these "slang words" and being technically part of Millennials gen, but can't relate. I just looked this term up, and I'm definitely in this category. Personally, I think the dates should be moved past 83- Anyone who was a teen or preteen during the Y2K scare, should be a Xennial.

That’s hilarious! 🤣

Yeah! Date night top!

I agree!😂