>Late 2010s was Millennials downfall period and later obscurity to be ever marred in the shadow of Gen Zs culture>Late 2020s will be Gen Zs downfall period and later obscurity to be ever marred in the shadow of Gen Alpha's culture
>>539004044Millenials grew up on the internet just like zoomies. In the grand scheme of history your identical twins.> but le smartphones!The fact that you cant distinguish the time before and after the internet just proves my point.
i dont see the point of your thread>downfallyeah, its called getting old and marketers moving on to a younger generation to con out of money
>>539004044Did you just learn how time works?
thats true but we did not care much about ageing up but gen z has a huge fear of getting older and have built their identity around being the young cool gen which is on borrowed time so its gonna hit them a lot harder when gen alpha fully comes along. I cant wait til gen alpha start doing 40 minute video essays on cringe old out of touch gen Z just like how they did to us
>>539004044>time...like....keeps moving manbrilliant OP
>>539004044Meanwhile GenX continues to thrive and dominate well into our 50s.
I find it endearing watching the younger generations make fun of millennials Makes me laugh My god we're fucking lame
>>539004565He's still marred in the figuring out of how the grammar for syntaxing works
>>539004254>Millenials grew up on the internet just like zoomies. In the grand scheme of history your identical twins.This is true, as a zoomer I love having sex with millenials.
>>539004254>Millenials grew up on the internet just like zoomiesThat's quite an exaggeration. Waiting until everyone went to sleep, then plugging the phone line into your computer to download a single pornographic image over 5 minutes isn't "growing up" on the internet. AIM was first released in 97. The oldest Millenials were already teens. Internet adoption in the home was below 50% in 2000. Millenials played outside. Zoomers, not so much.
