Millennial "comedy".
>zoomer "comedy">*dust*
>>22093396667
>>220934055Nah, zoomer comedy is lit, tbqh.
reddit the humor
>>220933966>kkkaaaAAAARRRRRRLLLLLLLLL
One of his videos got taken down because he made a holocaust joke. Millenial comedy is too edgy nowadays
>>220934068oooohhhhhhhhhh
>>220934199None of these are funny, lets see silent generation and gen alpha
>>2209339664chan, Something Awful, and YTMND is millenial comedy. Newgrounds is millenial slop. Youtube is zoomer comedy and slop.
>>220934565I do unironnically enjoy Llamas With Hats, but it really is like a parody of Millennial humor, with phrasing like "Well, I kill people and I eat hands, so that's, that's two things."
>>220934640here's silent generation humor.gen alpha humor is 6 7.
>>220934199>*holds up spork*EPIC SIR YOU JUST WON IFUNNY
>>220933966You must finish your work Carl
>>220934199I laughed at the dave one and I'm 34.Also I don't think that era of humor was purely gen z. I feel like it was the meeting place between millennials and gen z on the internet. I have a friend who when I used to work with him he'd make shit like that.
>>220933966>I don't know what happened but uh I can see the earth and shit>yeah I can see the earth too reggie it's pretty fucking everywhere>dude I'm in space
yeah, it's genius.
>>220933966CAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARL
>>220933966milennial anythinghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_5uVdy5YmAthe first generation to produce no music, kino, literature, theatre, art, poetrty,architecture, sculpture the definition of talentless and incapable failure
>>220933966It’s funny
>>220934658>millenial comedy
>>220933966Happy tree friends was peak millenial comedy
I low key love Jason Steele and think he's a geniushttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUbZz459B54
>Another thread to make the generations fight each other
>>220934199I fucking hate gen X comics.
>>220936555Life in Florida looks lovely
>>220935427This one breddy gud ngl
>>220933966CARRRRL!
>>220933966>>220936488>proto-Reddit cutesy-ness of a cartoon genre invented for Boomer Infantilization taken to unhinged black satire ironic extremesIt goes hard. Everyone under 60 has more in common than not. These things were a peak under the hood of seething generational resentment and exasperation.
>>220937048people just thought it was funny when cartoons did things cartoons don't do.
>>220935694Should have a thread just for this movie
These niggas were the real ones.
>>220937686Fuck, I miss those glory days. Logging on to see a new SBemail, new holiday cartoon, new Teen Girl Squad...
>>220937686This cartoon fucked me up, man. I binge rewatched a bunch of them recently on YouTube and every three minutes I was saying >Oooh that's why I pronounce that word like that
>>220937811>"A tall, cool glass of MounTayne Dwah. Don't mind if I dwah."
>>220935578Same. The younger side of the Millennial generation invented comedy like "Dave", but it was a bit more niche. Youtube poop like PINGAS is pretty much the same exact humor as this.
>>220937868that's a fair connection actually. Maybe I'm overthinking it, but it feels like it's "humor through distortion" or something like that. Either way I'm not gonna begrudge the next generation for kind of melding with the previous generations humor in their own way.I'm concerned for gen alpha though, and not in the "kids ruin everything" way.
>>220933966I liked that one, but I never got the appeal of annoying orange. Guess I was a bit more into the Harry Potter and a stone/secret porn cellar fandubs Those were clever and over the top absurdist. Now the lady that did them sold herself out and works for the state doing edutainment animation like why the EU is great and how to not die from covid. It is funny because she got famous for tranny jokes and racism and now is a 40 year old woke spinster
>>220938052>I liked that one, but I never got the appeal of annoying orangeNo millennial is young enough to have ever enjoyed Annoying Orange, unless they are literally retarded.
>>220938614But wasn't annoying orange "peak millennial" and vanished before zoomers even started using the internet?
>>220938702>2009-2014gen z would have been children at that time who couldn't have been reasonably blamed for liking something miserable like that. I'm sure there were millennial fans as there are fans of all things from all times, but it was pretty commonly derided with "what the fuck is this shit" type of responses.
>>220938741internet historian fren, who liked the Lord of the Weed series? This is another one that just absolutely did not connect with me. Maybe I just don't like weedbro humor or the fact that lord of the rings was super boring and parodies even more so, because they were made by lotr fans which don't have the capacity to make fun of their holy books unlike star wars fans
>>220938823going that far back, the strikezones for what we look at as cringe humor now were a bit different. The userbase of the internet as a whole was a lot smaller, so generally it was only enthusiasts and dorks finding stuff like that. There's a lot of stuff that looking back on it, it wasn't funny, but there was a big culture turn of the millennium around just creating stuff, and things like early flash were just like that a lot.there was still a variety of tastes back then but it would be the same people who liked those flash videos of japanese songs being incorrectly subtitled (think like the Yatta! song)not to sound like an old man yelling at clouds, but you have to seperate pre and post iphone internet as seperate eras where communities were a lot more scattered and niche compared to afterwards.Sorry to ramble. to answer your question, it would probably be young millenials, dudeweedbros, and the more tech savvy gen X.
>>220938982Please ramble more. I enjoy it. Makes me reminisce about those days. They were horrible, but the entertainment was better than it is today. Nigahiga and those british gay dork comedy guys were also big before youtubers turned into influencers and were handled by boomer money bag agencies.
>>220938741The oldest zoomers were legal adults in 2014. There is no way in hell most fans of Annoying Orange and Fred were millennials.
>>220939067I really miss the old internet, and even early youtube a lot. Lot's of things that you only found because either you took the time crawling the internet for it, or someone else told you about it. there's still little pockets of wonder to find these days but you have to search really hard, and sometimes it's fleeting.I remember my friends wanted to be youtubers way back before there was really much money in it. Honestly I miss even the terribly unfunny stuff because it was made with sincerity that has died in a lot of peoples hearts that are now too afraid to be cringe in order to find their own niche.
>>220939124I was saying the majority of the fans would likely be gen Z because most of that generation would be kids in those year ranges. yeah the oldest of them would be adults by the time annoying orange finished, but when it started, the oldest of them would be 12-13, with the rest being younger of course. Those are the year ranges it makes sense to be into something dumb like that.
>>220934199"Dave" is exactly like something awful/fark/channelawesome era omgwtf so random millennial humor and had been around since ~2004ABSOLUTELY insane genz thinks they made it up
everybody knows you run faster with a knife
>>220939233look at that anons post, and tell me if he actually sounds like a zoomer, using language that zoomers were known to use 5-10 years ago, or if he's just a jaded goofball engaging in generation wars with what he things the generation is like.Anyways generation wars are gay as hell.
>>220934055>*holds up spork*
>>220933966My favorite millennial humor will always be YTP
>>220939314I personally wasn't into those, but I don't have room to talk since I was into ytmnd I think around that time.
>>220939148true, true.I also miss the true meme format days. the red and blue penguin one for example, ehrmagerd girl, the lot. God I made so many stupid Javert memes, it was so fun. I think Game of Thrones season 3 and 4 were the last times the internet genuinely was funny and creative with memes and material before it turned into just reposting the exact same meme so everyone sees it, no more scrapping and making your own version of it. Maybe coffin dance was truly the coffin dance of the internet.
>>220939384This was the only one I remember https://youtu.be/7upgaUAcjbc?si=P0cgfaEn2EupuplK
>>220935694Kino
>>220939506the vote 5 morphing into the vote 1 always was funny to me.
>>220937686Gen z will never know internet like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdU635esPpQ>not my cup not my problem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dJu1Jj7VTw
>>220939470>I also miss the true meme format days. the red and blue penguin one for example, ehrmagerd girl, the lot.from this I'm guessing you either came to the internet a bit after me or are a bit younger. No hostility intended, I just remember when those first showed up that there was a wave of people calling them "the cancer" and how it was around then that I heard people trying to say "meme" out loud in public for the first time.like I said, nothing meant by it, there's just a significant amount of my gray matter that is dedicated to scattered memories of early /b/, and the pre 4chan internet on forums as well.I remember one that existed for almost no time at all but it was "dog help bear get apples" and it was just so pointless, but it happened anyways, and practically no one else remembers. All these moments etc etc.
>>220939623some of them were funny. a lot of oc was made on /b/. There were also the ones like FUUUUUUU with panels and people would draw. even with the generic ones that got reposted everywhere, it invited a lot more oc than now
>>220939623I got into the internet, ie using it for more than just strictly using youtube and facebook, right around 2010
>>220933966It genuinely makes me happy that Jason Steele's sense of humor hasn't changed in 20 years
>>220933966Millennials were probably the gayest most faggotest generation that ever walked this earth.
>>220939730https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiA-0IpqEsoWas crazy to hear him do some stuff with Robert again.
>>220939674>some of them were funny.for sure, I just remember the culture around it as the internet grew bigger. As the wider public grew to know about internet culture, there was this frustration with calling everything a meme (as well as with saying the word out loud which is where the whole "maymay" thing came from. it was mostly just a bunch of the previous guard not liking how fast the internet was changing since it really did explode into popularity. rage faces were something that everyone enjoyed, then got sick of (on 4chan) by the time they were called rage faces and everyone else was adopting them, but when they came back for a short while years later, to be honest I liked that. it was also nice seeing them return after how the site had been going downhill in a lot of ways.>>220939691that makes sense, I was on since the late 90s, so it was largely like I said, people reacting to change that was happening faster than it had ever happened before.Also I think there was this general fear of people not wanting to draw up new jokes and just rely on templates, and well, templates were never bad but there's always going to be concerns over people losing that spark.As a side note, I found a community on reddit making posts about that bear apples thing I talked about 16 years ago, which itself must have been 5 years since it was a thing on /b/
>>220936765How Kafkaesque.
>>220939884How is that "Kafkaesque"? Is he persecuting Gen X without reason by saying that?
>>220935427Thats actually kind of charming.
>>220933966Yeah millennial comedy is usually shit but you picked a bad example to prove that.
>>220933966>>220935427boomer comedy is the best, millenials zoomer and alpha humor are worst, and Gen X is pretty good
>>220935694Independence day can't arrive soon enough
>>220936488>what if thing for kids was le dark???this thing and that faggoty pibby shit too
>>220940173Just enjoy the stealth Filmcow thread.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRmey2WvWnwThey don't make kino like they used too.>17 years agoJesus Christ
>>220937108>people just thought it was funny when cartoons did things cartoons don't do.They still do which is why Smiling Friends was a hit.
>>220934068gen alpha isn't old enough to know what a 4chan is, anon
>>220935694>Big chunk of the budget for the movie went into getting dozen's of those eagle statues
>>220940357I would IF PEOPLE WOULD TALK ABOUT FILMCOW
>>220940377>17 years agounrelated, but seeing "21 years ago" on the Shadow the Hedgehog trailer on Youtube made me rethink my entire life
>>220936555His live action skits are underrated. i don't know why he took a lot of them down unless it was cause Modern Youtube is gay as fuck. They tried to take down Ferrets after near 20 years.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyW8hrrkfA0
>>220934199Of the jokes in this image?Boomer>Zoomer>Millenial>Gen X
>>220934199Gen Z is inside jokes but there was never any context behind them to begin with.
>>220940593Hell no, they get worse the older they get.Boomer is easily the worst, since it's just old man yells at cloud, those darn kids and their stupid video games. The joke just feeds the boomer's already inflated ego, nothing more.Gen X is better, but still bad. Just a dad joke and pop culture reference combo. Definitely unfunny, but at least it's not spiteful like that of the boomer.Millennial is approaching funny, but definitely not there. Self-deprecating and bordering on witty, but ultimately corny and lame.Zoomer one is a riot. I laugh every time I see that meme.
>>220937686Finally GOOD Gen X animation
there is no such thing as humor, just statements any arbitrary worldview isn't conditioned to parse on first contact. the more un-retarded you become, the more jokes go from being funny to being trite or simply static.
>>220934640Too recent, lets check the cromwell humour
>>220935427My favorite silent gen comic
>>220933966Millennials are pretty funny
>>220941231got a chuckle out of me
>>220936203And yetyou were raped by millennials
>millennial laughs: https://youtu.be/-AvV0FpfAU8>zoomourhttps://youtube.com/shorts/KRCKgVAiPeg?si=cHEh20XUy1LMFSES
>Filmcow threadBasedhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRX0AQKFtwU
>>220939254I watched the movie with a friend years ago and still can't believe how fucking terrible it was. There were little to no FPS or RTS references at all and Doug's "boom headshot" line was only used in the climax of the film as a text-to-speech voice for the ending kill in a League of Legends tournament
>>220933966>Boomer humorSlapstick and fart jokes.>Gen X humorEndless cynicism.>Millenial humorSurrealism and hyperviolence.>Zoomer humor67.
>>220941863>*Gen Alpha humor67.
>>220935578>>220937868It's simple absurdism, something that has existed all throughout history.It is not a matter of who created it but rather who embraced it.
>>220941863>Endless cynicism.genx is gen sex and poop and piss. since when are gen x cynics? apathetic aspiring boomers, they are, but not cynic. cynicism requires realisation
