These GenXSquared are tougher than grown men!

[@livefreeordie9542]

I have a theory, all GenX who died went to Hell to regroup. The devil couldn't control them so he's starting to send them back in the form of GenX Squared.

[@personalguntrainer]

Lol!

[@digitalgypsy1961]

You have a valid point. My grandchildren are totally fearless and feral. As was I, along with my two brothers. I raised my daughter to be the same way. We all have the scars to prove it.

[@karenmalay97]

A Mariah Cary-less winter sounds divine. Can we get some of these squealing adults together and make that happen? Please.

[@horizonsofthought3005]

That kid just about single-handedly restores my hope for humanity!

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

Hahahaha! You "Australians that has been transported to America" had me rolling

[@alyssaoconnor]

We’re corrupting American children one Bluey episode at a time 🤣 Its working

[@tiffanygrever8092]

​@@alyssaoconnorno, just giving them a back bone 😄

[@AgnesMariaL]

🤣 reminds me of the time I waltzed into the house with ten garter snakes in my arms, and my mother nearly hitting the ceiling 🤣🤣🤣 My genXsquared grandson is pretty awesome, his mom and maternal grandparents don't baby him and he loves to work/help out!

[@digitalgypsy1961]

Omg, you just brought back a wonderful memory for me. My youngest brother, at about age 6, came in and asked my grandma for a jar to put some worms in. He came back in with a jar full of "worms". So proud of how big they were. Grandma nearly fainted on the spot but had the presence of mind to take the jar and send me to get my grandpa. He had found a nest of newly hatched/born snakes. I never knew what kind they were but my grandpa took care of the "worms" and grandma had to go lay down. I haven't thought about that in years. 😂

[@Breakware]

As a xenial, that child makes me smile. Just like I was at that age. (And yes I totally chased the older kids around with a garter snake. :3 ) That's a future snake keeper right there.

[@SeaSkorpion]

Snakes are cool. I hope someday to introduce my grandchildren to them 😊

[@PeaceJourney...]

I found a really chill corn snake at a pet store for my son, it was a gentleman when handled, and ate minnows he would catch at the river once a week. We put the minnows in a shallow glass dish full of water and it would hunt them, very educational and entertaining. Bait stands for fish in the winter. My son learned a lot about snakes and has respect for them, no fear.

[@dshepherd107]

Oh my gosh she’s adorable!

[@Opinions-d5p]

My grand babies are GenXSquared children🙏🏻♥️🥰😘

[@jodiehovenden315]

Mine are too! I have a Y and 2 Z kids. Hubby is a boomer.

[@ithiriaderitan1745]

I have a Z son and Alpha (genxSquared) Daughter My daughter is just built different from my son

[@sherrireid7399]

I had a snake crawl over my foot in the garden. Told a coworker and she said she would have had a whole baby right there and she wasn't even pregnant 😂😂😂

[@TrineDaely]

She's adorable, and the snake is cute, too.

[@RipWraith]

Gen Alpha is a hoot. They are fearless. 😂

[@alicelaybourne1620]

not in my experience.

[@alricaneshama]

As a Gen X'er that cared for an injured Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake when I was 5 and a wolf family at 21. They aren't as fearless as we are but they are learning.

[@matthewestrada5217]

That hoodie was funny parents got a great sense of humor.

[@cindy5800]

LoL GENX people started trends of having snakes and spiders for pets... GENX squared are being free ranges like we were. Love the fact my grand kids ( did I really just say that?) are GENX squared and yes they have potato guns.

[@benu_bird]

Pumpkin chuckers are awesome, too.

[@grampaj3416]

Well done 😂

[@high62609]

"I just yove it"

[@chellee]

I just love how no one is catching on to what us gen x are doing. Just secretly running around creating a whole new set of gen x to take over when we are gone.

[@hitmanzerosix9978]

That there is a kid not afraid of a nope rope. Hat's off to her! I'm 50 & that is a 100% No-Go in my world. I've jumped out of planes. I've been hit by a train. I am NOT touching no damn snake.

[@shaddo5790]

As an original Australian Gen X, hilarious! I concur and approve.

[@mikehughes4969]

Gen X will never die. Heaven won't take us, and Hell is afraid we'll take over.

[@danieljonhson6367]

We have to watch my grandsons ages 2,4 and 7 for picking up critters 😂😂

[@Homemade-in-4-Generations]

I have two Gen alpha kids and they are definitely Gen x side kicks 🎉 love the music too

[@danielleharper9424]

This little girl is the cutest ever!!!

[@ik7578]

We used to chase and catch snakes all the time growing up.

[@SadiesFarm-sk6uc]

It’s Gen-X grandkids 😊

[@Blackjack_Official]

Gen X Grandchildren are just like us the new breed it past our children

[@keishahenderson8731]

CAN I PET DAT DAWG!!!😂😂😂

[@nickrobertsN7]

Awesome. Kept snakes myself

[@yattaguru]

At last, we have a semblance of hope

[@ahiraband3939]

What's wrong with snakes they fun. Maybe I'm just to southern to be bothered by them.

[@mariawebb2201]

Same

[@robdog7516]

I was born in 1962, so i am in the tail end of the baby boomers era. I use to catch snakes and lizards and sell them to pet stores. Just a couple years ago I was working on a house and there was about an 18 inch garter snake in the bushes by where I sat down to work and I pulled it out of the bushes and showed it to my three buddies I was working with, and they all ran away screaming. 😂

[@mrpushrod9279]

I'm going to assume she has Gen X grandparents who have left her unsupervised.

[@alanmurdock4319]

I love the personalities of my grand kids. Each, ok, the boys are similar, but the girl, are slightly different.

[@alricaneshama]

#thedadbodveteran I don't know if they are tougher than us. But I like the fact they aren't easily scared. When I was 5 I was in my grandmas garden and I came across an injured Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake. I got it water, I hunted for it's food, I kept it safe. My momma freaked out. What did my grandma say? Leave her alone, she's fine. That rattlesnake would slither into my lap and curl up for warmth. I build it a little house and set it up as best as my 5 yr old self could understand to keep him warm. I spent my entire day with him and when he was healed, he left. Next 4 summers I saw him every summer. He eventually moved on. When I was 21. My mom and I were driving back to our house. I came across an injured wolf family. I got them in my car and took them home. I emtied the shed and set it up so they could be warm. I then got them water and food. I went and bought raw meat from the butcher. I cared for the wolves, fed them, watered them, and kept them safe for 4 months. I kept them an extra month just to make sure they were fully healed and fed. I also worked on mobility and did physical therapy. Then, when they were ready. I drove them hours away to a safe area where it was all forest and released them. I also gave them the rest of the meat I had. I went and checked on them to make sure they were fine and could care for themselves. They could smell me and would come greet me. They eventually moved on. I was so happy I could help both the wolf family and the rattlesnake.

[@willamsfarm79]

All my daughters were taught about wildlife especially snakes and spiders love hearing that my grandchildren are being taught the same stuff. Nothing like hearing about one of the carrying a wolf spider in to their kindergarten class

[@randywise5241]

I would drive my mom crazy bringing things like that home and showing her. I am in my 60's now. I think it is a personal mental thing not a generational one. My dad was glade I had no fear of creatures. He would call me to kill the spider. I might just catch it and show it off. My mom seemed to use my middle name a lot.

[@JonStockman82]

I'm a xennial and my little girl (5y/o) I hope is GenX-2.0, we shoot BB guns together and she just started scouts here in the UK so I bought her a bushcraft knife (use under supervision), backpack and lantern.

[@melaniereese5226]

I'm Gen X and I just have to say that UK scouts are way ahead of the Girl Scouts in the US. I was a scout for years...we made fires and cushions to sit on around the fire. We weren't trusted with knives 😂

[@JonStockman82]

@@melaniereese5226 scouts probably won't let anyone use knives til much older, But I'm gonna make sure she knows how to before that.

[@arcanewyrm6295]

At this point, America could use a mass influx of Aussies to help set us straight again.

[@MidSizedSusquatch]

Zactly 💯 that's what I've been thinking 😂

[@barnesfamily1128]

So do I my dad, & my husband. I love reptiles as long as they are not poisonous then I scream. Lol

[@joeybell90]

St Patrick got rid of our snakes for us. Luckily. ☘️🇮🇪

[@johnfitz8167]

Let kids be kids dirt don’t hurt.it wares off.

[@GabbieGirl007]

I think im genxsquared myself. When i was like little i wouldn't be scared of mice n stuff . I was actually quite the opposite.

[@GroundDwellerStudioS]

Bloop. Dunno why I felt the need to leave a bloop, but there's two.

[@AppalachianPatriot]

Bloop + infinity

[@AgnesMariaL]

My ex and his brother used to fetch and kill rattlesnakes as kids, BY HAND, and sell them to restaurants!

[@MrElrickxhood]

it's cuz we are the ones watchin the kids lol genx ftw

[@OriginalMomo]

That’s just a garder snake…. Barely a nope rope…. I don’t think they can even break the skin lol

[@lloydfancett3039]

It because they're being raised by Gen-X grandparents.

[@SaucyWench88]

That was me 60 yrs ago. Tow headed and all

[@remedyhawke]

Awwww! I bet me and that little pixie are related! I like snakes too.

[@darkangel_1978]

About a year or so ago, my daughter and I were walking around our neighborhood, and I spotted a black rat snake, and pointed it out to my daughter. I had to hold onto her hand, because she wanted to run over and pick it up to play with.

[@BrokefishN]

❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@Blackjack_Official]

My brother I am Australian as a kid caught snakes lizards in the bush probably because I am Aboriginal too

[@tiffanygrever8092]

Well awhile ago I seen a video of a family down around Australia that went on a camping trip and got invaded by coconut Crabs and were pretty easy about it, If it were me I would have been freaking out.

[@celestewarren8548]

😂 It's us Aussie's. 👍👍

[@rhondahulett9763]

We just might be ok😉

[@kathrynwhitby9799]

i thought she was holding a Slow Worm

[@WSKRBSCT]

I had an eight-foot Burmese that I brought to school and we fed him in Biology. You won't hear any squealing here (though you did from the rats).

[@ChipNewton]

I stay away from them but I don't squeal either.....but will squeal to not hear Mariah Carey again

[@user-zb2ux2gc2l]

ROFLMAO! Those big 300lb guys are too soft. Alabama upbringing left me with NO fear of snakes. You either learn how to deal with rattlesnakes and cottonmouths, or you live life as a nervous wreck unless you live in the middle of a city. C'mon man, us Gen-X'ers are tougher than that.

[@chainsawsubtlety9828]

Crikey!

[@hotrodmamaq]

These children were born or conceived during lockdown. Hmm

[@ilikebeer8537]

That's gen Alpha no gen z

[@Rachel_M_]

Remember all those backpacking aussie everywhere? Just saying...

[@alicelaybourne1620]

Don't get your hopes up. Gen Alpha (never heard GenXsquared before) is much worse than Gen Z so far. At least in the educational system. Funny video though!

[@keishahenderson8731]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@KH0RNE]

Well then clearly this means you guys aren't grown men. By comparison. I'd honestly be comfortable not calling you a grown man if this girl's in the competition.