Generation Z

[@lazyexistentialist4550]

It's really interesting to see how we're viewed from the outside.

[@ayannaenglish7334]

Lazy Existentialist Ikr i already get my generation but seeing the adult view ( which is mostly accurate) is interesting

[@lazyexistentialist4550]

David Dyke From my experience, most gen Z kids share the political views of those kids in Florida. Honestly I think conservatives are having false hopes, even in a red state, the results were about 50/50 for the polls we took in government class.

[@lazyexistentialist4550]

David Dyke IDK how 50% of people “having no heart,” as you put it, is a good thing. Maybe the saying is true though, all of my honors and AP classes were strongly liberal.

[@georghieronymus9935]

Yeah David, conservatives are going to be very very let down... Gen-z are even more socialist than millennials.

[@vaavaanaanaa122]

Ikr

[@johnmorgan8558]

Gotta disagree that millennial are more money cautious. Gen Z went through the Stock Market Crash of 2008 and we saw our parents struggle with money, which has caused us to be very careful with our money

[@369universal4]

John Morgan Geny Y went though that same recession. Except, we were just entering the workforce. Hard to be fiscally responsible when there's little to no jobs, don't you think?

[@johnmorgan8558]

Google Science I'm sorry I didn't understand, can you rephrase that? But from what I've heard Gen Z is more money cautious, not saying Gen Y isn't, of course I'm sure they are.

[@rp8114]

John Morgan THIS! I grew up watching my ma struggle and don't ever want to grow up going through money struggles. But most people don't realize that though. Now that I'm able to have a job, like you said, I'm EXTREMELY careful with my money and huge on saving up and being cautious about what I spend my money on for that exact reason.

[@M1necraftLover20]

John Morgan Yeah I was born in 2001 and I have a job. I have saved up so much money because I saw my parents struggle through the recession, I only buy things that I need.

[@25Nikolina]

I'm born in 1998 and I don't spend money, I rather give it to my parents to help them, bcs I saw them struggling. Even if we are the Gen Z we are diffrent people with diffrent lives

[@-imyeemoinside-5475]

Where's my Generation Z squad? :p it sounded cool. xD

[@nibbahater]

Right here, born 2007

[@lazyexistentialist4550]

If anyone's reading this, those marketing tips are dead on.

[@nahx6205]

Its really funny looking at how Gen Z is viewed from the outside. It's even better when they get half of it wrong.

[@SolgaleoGaming]

I prefer in person communication. I feel like a conversation is incomplete without seeing the person. To my generation: Cut down on the tech use. Find a good balance. Talk to your friends in real life more than you do digitally. Aim high. Don't listen to that trash trap music. Don't be cocky. And for fucks sake don't shame the other half of our generation that live life to the fullest by being stupid.

[@OliverWoodphotography]

Gen Z seem a lot more mature and conservative than millennials but I think this is because they have grown past the SJW thing. I feel as if they may even rebel against some aspects of digital life because I also notice that they are a much more 'real world' and experience driven generation, much more keen on physical activity and the outdoors. They actually do the things millennials pretended to do.

[@JesusChrist-fd4si]

Actually, we have more of a libertarian mindset. I don't know where you get the "much more keen on physical activity." That's just wrong. Lol.

[@alek488]

@@JesusChrist-fd4si depends, always depends on what type of person you are

[@LeanMeanAsianCuisine]

I have a very high attention span I once looked at a wall for three hours and thought of imaginary worlds in my head. Also I’m very frugal with spending money. The only brand I am loyal to is generic.

[@isabellagimona4629]

I find the years of generation z really strange, how can a 24 year old have the same experiences as a 6 year old? The 90s was a completely different time to the 2010s.Even someone born in the early 2000s(like myself born in 2001) has had a very different childhood to kids today, my childhood was technology free it wasn't until 2011 that I came into contact with a smartphone or a Mac. Technically a parent and a child could be from the same generation and be classed as being one thing or the other when in fact they have lived completely different lives and lived through different things.

[@mariolorenzobernardo3278]

So tell me, how can a 38 years old (oldest millennial and almost hitting the age of 40) have the same experience with a 23 year old (youngest mellennial and a YOUNG adult)? Imagine, they're 15 years apart from each other.

[@ryukomatoi877]

The official US website says 1980 to 1999. Their main reasoning is because this time period has kids who grew up knowing life without smartphones and not having to rely on them in childhood. The smartphone didn't become widely popular until the end of the 2000s into the early 2010s most people didn't even really know about or have them back then. I think anywhere between 2000-2004 would be perfect for where the gen z to start and it should end in 2015. Post 2015 is gen alpha.

[@SolgaleoGaming]

First of all, social media like snapchat are complete dogshit. The whole 8 second attention span thing is bullshit. I'll watch a youtube video for half an hour or have a conversation with my friends in real life for even longer. I hate the digital lives of my generation, especially social media. My generation need to see the world around them more, instead of living a fake life behind the screen. Thankfully a lot of people in my area and generation are like me too. We need a good balance between technology and actual real life. If I had my technology taken away from me I'd be kinda distressed that all digital entertainment has been taken away, but I'd still find reason entertainment with my friends, by going to the park, enjoying the hot summer days, and building snow sculptures in winter. Any other z's here that are like me? Please give me hope. I really don't want us to be millennials 2.0 That's the last thing we all want.

[@M1necraftLover20]

SolgaleoGaming Yes! I fucking hate when my friends or family look at their phones when we are talking to each other face to face. It's WORSE when eating at a restaurant.

[@SolgaleoGaming]

M1necraftLover20 Thankfully my friends don't do that.

[@thatwittywolf419]

SolgaleoGaming Just because our generation has a Reliance on technology does not mean this is bad.

[@dontparknexttome2591]

ThatWittyWolf I somewhat agree. I think as long as there's a desire for definitive knowledge and these resources are used for that, it's an amazing source. I do think that there's an abundance of distraction though, and most times, the tangible world (books, nature, personal experience) gives a better validation of facts, and creates a certain discipline, patience, that's not present in digital media.

[@lindstheteacher1611]

Dear teachers and professors, stop calling us millennial and please.. Please watch this video.

[@thezebraherd8275]

I wonder if this style of video will eventually be viewed the same way we look at old 1950s videos

[@laurenhawkins9750]

Although a bunch of the stuff they said about Gen Zers (like the traits and stuff) were almost completely wrong the marketing tips were pretty good. But seriously don’t define a whole generation. It’s untrue, unfair, and just overall bullshit.

[@georghieronymus9935]

Something to think about: *Gen-Z want to start their own business and be employers rather than employees:* Parents and educators better start getting them ready for the hardships of that. *Gen-Z want to make their hobbies their jobs:* Good luck. The world needs ditch diggers too. If your hobby is collecting loot boxes on video game platforms your value to society is limited. In order to maintain a functioning society we need a vast mix of different jobs being done consistently, many of which are not hobbyist in nature. For example, running accounts for a firm is a professional task not a hobbyist task. It requires training, discipline, structure and hierarchy. With the boomers retiring from the labor trades we're going to need a lot of plumbers, electricians, carpenters, installation technicians and machine operators. We need farmers, construction workers, soldiers, police and firemen, boat captains and service crews. We need people who wipe the young, old and sicks butts and open them up to fix them. Automation is still nowhere near a stage where it can replace the majority of many of the key jobs required to make civil life possible. Additionally, people in the behavioral sciences and psychology are making strong arguments that stripping too many people from work and will have disastrous consequences on people, which could cause massive civil unrest. I'm a millennial and I will warn you that similar things were said about my generation and the trends were similar but less in overall representation and we are screwed. Over 30% of millennials live at home with their parents after spending huge sums of money on some college degree which has put them in a lifelong debt cycle. Many millennials can't get into the full-time job market for a variety of reasons. We are a depressed, single, childless, poor generation mostly without purpose other than staring into some electric box where we consume mostly useless information and consumerism. We have built a gig economy of selfies and vlogs in which as expected only the charismatic, attractive and socially intelligent move forward. This has left many people feeling inadequate, jealous and empty. We barely talk to each other in real life. We walk down the street looking into our phones. Let that sink in. Best of luck.

[@Icybubba]

Notice that they left out that Gen Z is more conservative than liberal

[@lazyexistentialist4550]

Icybubba In some ways, maybe. I haven't met very many conservatives my age, at least not in the republican sense.

[@blocksarefun1]

More true liberal not the shit it has become today

[@kirbfx]

They are more conservative than the post WWII which is very conservative. They aren’t going to put up with thought and word policing by the left. They are the exact opposite of Millennials in that regard.

[@Fuar11]

I don't see this at all.

[@yvespolsbroek4930]

Eeeh more classical liberal really. It's just that gen z is conservative compared to the ultra liberal sjw's

[@calmingnight3376]

Im gen z and can agree with this. I dont feel empty when losing my electronics, i just feel like I'm missing opportunities. Rn so much is going on the techno world career wise from social media marketing to web dev, etc I would feel like i would be missing out on many advantages career wise I mean even just tweeting on what you're working on outside sm can be a strategic advantage. Also it's true that we want to own business but truth is, we just want to escape the 9-5 bullshit. Also why work most of your life on something you hate We're opportunists and just want to make the world a better place.

[@LeanMeanAsianCuisine]

I use one screen and it’s my broken old iPhone so fight me Helen

[@littlebeans4092]

Gen Z watches youtube on a daily basis Me: *Nervous Laugh

[@steelcityking7316]

As a Gen Zer: Millennials, we’re better than you! By a lot

[@muhamadasjadabdulaziz9836]

FOr now... i guess when there is no internet ... millennials will do better

[@eddysandoval2694]

Interested gen z but what is meant by for sports and entertainment of gen z future?

[@waynefortie]

I don’t prefer online communication, in fact I hate it, yet I’m Gen Z

[@Wierdgirl5834]

Gen Z is 1994-2012? No, I consider mid-90s babies, maybe even 98-99 babies as millennial.

[@latzlucero7154]

Fatima It doesn't matter what u consider but listen to the fact 😂😂

[@dapro2524]

Fatima I'm 98 and had an iPhone in elementary school... lol

[@elvisthomas4320]

Fatima I love that name

[@allaboutjazz5467]

98 here, I definitely consider myself Gen Z

[@jacksmith7254]

I consider millennial anyone who remembers a time without a user-friendly internet. When I was born (92), computers were essentially useless. And when I was a young kid, the internet was too slow to use for much of anything. Computers were clunky and not very usable. As I grew older, I remember technology advancing to the point where one could actually make substantial use of computer devices for the first time. It was really an amazing experience to see such incredible advancements as a kid, but generation z doesn't know anything other than there being an accessible, user friendly internet. Many even had smartphones while they were young kids. When I was a child, there was no such thing as a mobile phone (or at least not that I ever saw or heard of, there probably was, it just was cost prohibitive). And smartphones were nonexistent. I didn't even get a smartphone until a couple years ago actually, because I simply didn't feel the need for one (just used a flip phone). You wouldn't meet someone born in the late 90s who had that type of relationship/approach to technology.

[@notanidiot1527]

Gen z is 95' to 10'.

[@OrlandNavarro]

it depends some source is 95 some are 96 some are 97 and even 2000

[@siddharthbadoni1217]

At what age most millenials and generation z are getting their first job

[@sylviaclark5264]

I was born in 94. I thought I was a millennial😂😂😂

[@hassanmohammed7268]

Sylvia Clark you are, this video is bs

[@gabe-b7r]

lol @ "you are"

[@GGIGamingINC]

Alex Buzcenovinyk nah she’s Gen Z. She can’t remember Y2K or better yet 9/11’s true effect on the world at the time. Millennials had their childhood (age 4-13) in the mid 80’s through the 90’s. She had her childhood in the 00’s and that makes her unable to truly be a millennial. It’s not that hard to understand.

[@dontparknexttome2591]

I thought so too. I thought millennials were those born right around 2000. I guess it's those who were able to distinctly (respectively) remember 2000, being of the age to do so. It doesn't help that we have thousands of resources with different defining years of the gen's. People just making up facts.

[@DongskiTeeVi]

It's actually subjective. Most people consider 1994 as the youngest millenial. I'm also a 94 baby and I think we're millenials. I've witnessed the major events on TV when I was a kid and remember them. This is the only video I saw about 1994 being part of the Gen Z. Lol

[@gabrielmiller668]

I still expand the millennials up until the year 2000 and after that gen z starts .... this is extremely subject to opinion but most of the people that I know agree with these dates..... I know some make it start around 1994 but honestly I don't think u can make this gen start in the middle of the 90s ... I was born Jan 2000 and personally I'm an old school guy but that is up to you 😂

[@xristosn.g]

Millenialls lived their childhood in 80s and 90s so those born 1980- 1995.....gen z are those who lived their childhood in 00s and 10s so 95 and after.....i was borm sep 1996 and i dont relate to millenials

[@taekiotan9158]

am i the only gen z person who isn't entrepreneurial

[@SolgaleoGaming]

Nope.

[@M1necraftLover20]

Fire Magic nope, but I do want to change this shitty world.

[@lauramazelly4613]

Is it possible to have the sources please ?

[@skylarcrothers8239]

We are entering a new age of the 2nd decade in the 21st century. This a generation of unpresented convince and future focus on the world . Clap your hands,........ for the new gen z.........They're going to change the world.

[@heresthemotherfrikintea3671]

Wait wait wait wait a minute so my god sister wasa gen z?! What btw she is born in 2012 does that count as a gen z wait in also a gen z what?! Thanks for the information

[@nibbahater]

Yes your sister is the youngest Gen Z age

[@kechkur2800]

where are my gen alphas at? nobody ever talks about my generation

[@nibbahater]

That's cuz most of you aren't even old enough to walk yet you shouldn't even be on KZbin lol

[@kechkur2800]

@@nibbahater bro i’m 10

[@nibbahater]

@@kechkur2800 if your 10 then you're actually Gen Z the oldest age of Alpha rn is 7

[@kechkur2800]

@@nibbahater thx

[@nibbahater]

@@kechkur2800 yw

[@lavat5186]

Wow like school a place where phones are not allowed don’t exist. Plus we do talk to people in real life

[@deepjack8237]

Whisper,Secret ?

[@gabe-b7r]

gen z is the last letter of the alphabet, probably the last generation there is 😨

[@n.a.s.k5972]

flower child gen alpha

[@gabe-b7r]

dammit

[@dr.hartman5661]

Every gen zero is different

[@Biolo-G_KJ]

I thought 1998-2014

[@captainblackeye3138]

There's no reason to start Gen Z at 1998, there's nothing cut off worthy about 1997. I've done plenty of research on this topic, and do believe Gen Z should start in either 1995 or 1997. 1994 and 1996 are very cut off worthy, because they were the last to reach a milestone age (5) by Y2K and 9/11 respectively. 1996 borns were also the last to be teens in the 00s, 1994 the last to vote for Obama.

[@juliakiefer2535]

And I thought it was only till 2005 because after that is generation I, like in iPhone

[@alexsatow1428]

@@captainblackeye3138 In Germany, GenZ starts usually in 2000.

[@ryukomatoi877]

@@captainblackeye3138 The official US website says 1980 to 1999. Their main reasoning is because this time period has kids who grew up knowing life without smartphones and not having to rely on them in childhood. The smartphone didn't become widely popular until the end of the 2000s into the early 2010s most people didn't even really know about or have them back then. I think anywhere between 2000-2004 would be perfect for where the gen z to start and it should end in 2015. Post 2015 is gen alpha.

[@creativeusername3650]

I just found out my teacher is a gen z, time to be scared for life (HeS 24) wanna die now

[@cobrakai4203]

Gacha Lover I’m 22 and im a Gen Zer my friend is a school teacher hahaha

[@nibbahater]

24 is actually a Millenial

[@nibbahater]

@Accidental Genius dafq

[@sandraswift7280]

born on the year 2004, early gen z or late millennial? i'm asking cuz every article or video about the end of millennials and start of gen z differs in their year range, thus i always get caught in the middle. idk anymore.

[@vestababonaite8777]

I would say you are Gen Z since you wouldnt remember a time before 9/11, or social media. Ultimately its what you identify with more and what cultural things you relate to. I am 2003 and I would 100% call myself a Gen Z over a Millennial although there are a few things im more of a millennial with than a Gen Z'er (for example i prefer experiences over possesions) Im currently doing a project on the generations and I just believe that 2004 is a mid-gen z person. My opinions though and ultimately you cant define a generation exactly. Also if you identified as a millennial you would have a much different upbringing and different social views to early millennials born in the early 80s you know? But as I said multiple times, its up to you and what you personally relate to more. Hope this helped!

[@MLGRDR]

You're Gen Z. You spent the first half of your life without social media and the second with.

[@ashleygarcia2472]

I can assure you that you are not stuck in the middle and you are generation Z. The youngest millennials would be in their early 20's. I am a generation z and I used to hate and deny it (because of the negative things older generations say about us) but I've learned to embrace it, especially since we are fighting against inequality and speaking up about important issues in the world and it shows for example in the recent protests in high schools.

[@Gerkinstock]

Two n's in "millennial."

[@latzlucero7154]

This Video was made by: Not a Gen Z. I don't really trust these kinds of sources cause it doesn't matter what generation you are, u dont have to follow the stereotypes they give u :P

[@Jaimon]

Gen Z is 1995 - 2012

[@OrlandNavarro]

@ramy fares it depends

[@ryukomatoi877]

The official US website says 1980 to 1999. Their main reasoning is because this time period has kids who grew up knowing life without smartphones and not having to rely on them in childhood. The smartphone didn't become widely popular until the end of the 2000s into the early 2010s most people didn't even really know about or have them back then. I think anywhere between 2000-2004 would be perfect for where the gen z to start and it should end in 2015. Post 2015 is gen alpha.

[@conradoreyes1199]

Agree with the facts,guys?

[@marvinsanchez841]

I thought Millennials were from 1986-2004 and GenZ was 2005-Present

[@laurenhawkins9750]

I thought so too but nope. Millennials are in their late 20s/early 30s now I believe. Gen Z started around 1994-1995 and goes to 2004. Or something like that lol the generation after Gen Z is Gen Alpha

[@Dg-rc6xu]

Gen z is 2000-present. I’m born in 2003 and I’m gen z

[@colinmiller8824]

Marvin Sanchez nope 1965-1980 is gen x, 1981-1996 is gen y, 1997-2003 is gen z and 2004-present is gen alpha

[@Dg-rc6xu]

Colin Miller I can't tell if your joking or just a fucking idiot. First of all, 4 years is not a generation. 15-20 year intervals usually make up a generation So I would say: Millenials:1980-1995 Gen Z:1996-2010 Gen Alpha:2010-Present But all of this is stupid anyways.categorizing people into this types of things Is idiotic

[@sophialove7976]

Colin Miller gen alpha are after the 00 babies

[@georger6624]

Notice that they left out that Gen Z is more conservative than liberal