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Subject: What generation are you?

Written By: Guest on 11/18/04 at 2:29 pm

Baby Boomers: 1943 - 1960/Prophet This is the genration that came of age in the '60s and '70s during the Kennedy assassination, Civil Rights movement, Vietnam War, hippies, "Summer of Love", Moon landing, Woodstock, Days of Rage on college campuses, and Watergate.  Are generally desribed as idealistic, lovers of individual freedom who are inner driven and moralistic about worldly affairs.  My parents are both second wave Boomers.

Generation X: 1961 - 1981/Nomad The post-Boomer generation that came of age in the '80s and '90s with the Reagan era, Challenger explosion, fall of Berlin Wall, Persian Gulf War, economic recession, and grunge rock.  Are generally described as individualistic, cynical of world affairs, alienated from Boomer culture, and often negatively stereotyped as "slackers" (i.e. Beavis and Butthead, Beck's "Loser").  My sister is a mid wave Gen Xer.

Generation Y: 1982 - 2003/Hero Otherwise known as the Millennial Generation or "Echo-Boomers" for being mostly the Boomers' kids.  Is coming of age now in the new millennium with Election 2000, 9-11 terrorist attacks, War on Terror, and Iraq War.  Are generally described as optimistic, teamplayers among peers, less inclined to enage in promiscous sexual activity than their Boomer and Gen Xer elders and more likely to put off sex until marriage or wait for someone "special".  Often stereotyped as South Park idiots or wholesome pre-teen lovers of boy bands and pop princesses.  I myself am a first wave Gen Yer but don't know if I fit the collective personality I just described.

Generation Z: 2004 - 2025/Artist The generation being born now, mostly the Gen Xers' kids.  Are expected to be much like the Silent Generation that is now in old age in character and personality.  will come of age in the decades of the 2020s and 2030s and will grow up in a volitile environment of terror threats, possible nuclear or biological attacks in America that will scar them the same way Silent children were scarred by Great Depression, WWII, and later the nuclear threat of the Cold War.  My kids will most likely belong to this generation if I ever have any.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Tanya1976 on 11/18/04 at 2:33 pm

Generation X; though I must tell you that this Generation ends at 1977 as a birth year. I was born in 1976 and have absolutely nothing in common with those born in the 80s. Sorry.

Tanya

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Indy Gent on 11/18/04 at 2:40 pm

According to this, I am Generation X (born in 1965). But there should add another one, called Generation P-on. That names my generation better. ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: sputnikcorp on 11/18/04 at 2:47 pm

generation x. i always thought the baby boomer generation started after WW2 and ended in '65. gen xers came about from '66 to '75. to qualify as a gen xer, you had to have been a teenager in the 80s. i always read something different.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JamieMcBain on 11/18/04 at 2:52 pm

Good question, it does sound confusing. Since I was born in 1976, I would say Generation X, since I was a teenage during the 90's I would say Generation Y. Like I said before, sounds confusing.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: RockandRollFan on 11/18/04 at 2:53 pm

I was born in 1960....I remember the Beatles very well from age 5 as I had to older sisters constantly playing them :) I loved the 70's and even part of the 80's. I stopped buying records in 1990, though I still burn some new stuff once in a while. I'd redefine my generation as 1963-1979

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/18/04 at 3:08 pm


Baby Boomers: 1943 - 1960/Prophet




Actually, the Baby Boomers are from 1946 (the end of WWII) and 1963 or 1964 by some charts.


I AM A BABY BOOMER  And d@m proud of it.



Cat

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: bj26 on 11/18/04 at 4:49 pm

lol, the answers above are funny and a bit confusing to me. Fact is, we were all born :D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: AngeFaitore on 11/18/04 at 5:07 pm

I believe that I'm a cusper because I was born smack dab in the middle of the 1980s (1985).
The funny thing is that I remember quite a bit of the second half of the 80s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 11/18/04 at 6:38 pm

I'm Degeneration X! ;D(born 1974)


Howard

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: woops on 11/18/04 at 6:40 pm

Generation Y (Though I'm more into the '90's, and past decades, than the 2000's  8))

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: MaxwellSmart on 11/18/04 at 6:42 pm

1969--Gen X all the way.  I never liked the moniker "Generation X."  The Baby Boom ended in 1964 and was followed by the "Baby Bust."  The Baby Boom generation call themselves "Boomers," so can we of the Baby Bust call ourselves "Busters"?
:D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Davester on 11/19/04 at 1:33 am

  Same here, 1969...

  The term "Generation X" has something to do with Billy Idol's former group, doesn't it..?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: ktelqueen on 11/19/04 at 1:40 am

1969 as well  ;)

as far as i know the term "Generation X" was around before the band Gen-X/Generation X(i still have their albums by the way from my Billy Idol stage in the early-mid 80s)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: MaxwellSmart on 11/19/04 at 2:19 am


1969 as well  ;)

as far as i know the term "Generation X" was around before the band Gen-X/Generation X(i still have their albums by the way from my Billy Idol stage in the early-mid 80s)

I believe the term "Generation X" predated the band, nonetheless, I loathe the idea of an entire generation being associated with Billy Idol!
:P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: K-telChick on 11/19/04 at 9:44 am

I was under the impression that Douglas Coupland was responsible for using the term in regards to an age-bracket in his novel Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture, this came out in, I believe 1991 (or so). 

Billy Idol was using the same term in the late 70's with his band, however he said he got the name of the group from a 1960's paperback book about mods and rockers in the UK, although no one has been able to locate this book...



I believe the term "Generation X" predated the band, nonetheless, I loathe the idea of an entire generation being associated with Billy Idol!
:P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: MaxwellSmart on 11/19/04 at 12:18 pm


I was under the impression that Douglas Coupland was responsible for using the term in regards to an age-bracket in his novel Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture, this came out in, I believe 1991 (or so). 

Billy Idol was using the same term in the late 70's with his band, however he said he got the name of the group from a 1960's paperback book about mods and rockers in the UK, although no one has been able to locate this book...




There were zillions of pulp paperbacks for newsstands and drugstores back then.  It doesn't surprise me that no one's been able to locate a copy.  They were quite ephemeral.  Then again, Idol might be misrembering.  It could have been just a magazine article or something.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: conker on 11/19/04 at 1:25 pm

I'm an X being born in 64, I too thought 64 would be the first year of the Xers since if you count back, my mom born in 46, 9 months almost to the day my Grandfather got back from Europe and me 18 years later, the first of the Xers no?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: nally on 11/19/04 at 1:27 pm


Generation X; though I must tell you that this Generation ends at 1977 as a birth year. I was born in 1976 and have absolutely nothing in common with those born in the 80s. Sorry.

Tanya

I was gonna go with Generation X, since my birth year is 1980, but given this info, does that fall in the Gen Y range? ???

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: gord on 11/19/04 at 4:54 pm






Actually, the Baby Boomers are from 1946 (the end of WWII) and 1963 or 1964 by some charts.


I AM A BABY BOOMER  And d@m proud of it.



Cat


Me Too!, I always though 64 was the last year of baby boomers, which would make me one of the youngest being born in Oct. 64.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/20/04 at 10:35 am




Me Too!, I always though 64 was the last year of baby boomers, which would make me one of the youngest being born in Oct. 64.



Yup-I'm one of the last too. All my life I have always gotten along better with older people-then I figured out why-I am part of their generation. Hubby used to claim that I wasn't a Baby Boomer until I PROVED that I was. All my siblings (born between 51-60) are Baby Boomers and I asked him, "Aren't I in the same generation as my siblings?" He couldn't argue with that.  ;D



Cat

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Tanya1976 on 11/20/04 at 10:48 am



I was gonna go with Generation X, since my birth year is 1980, but given this info, does that fall in the Gen Y range? ???


Yup!

Tanya

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: joedeertae on 11/20/04 at 11:06 am

Born 1970 - Gen X

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: danootaandme on 11/20/04 at 12:47 pm

Big time Boomer-1951 -been there, done that, had fun, like it just where I am now :)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Simeon Suscipperra on 11/21/04 at 9:35 pm

I'd have to go with Generation Y since I was a kid in the 90s and, now, a teenager in the 00s - I turned 13 in 2000. However, I seem to have nothing in common with the kids born in the 90s, as far as pop culture is concerned.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: woops on 11/22/04 at 12:55 am


I'd have to go with Generation Y since I was a kid in the 90s and, now, a teenager in the 00s - I turned 13 in 2000. However, I seem to have nothing in common with the kids born in the 90s, as far as pop culture is concerned.


True. Not everybody  have to follow or like current trends from their generation.  8)

Personally, I don't take these  labels (Gen X, Gen Y) seriously.


Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Chris MegatronTHX on 11/22/04 at 5:33 am

I'm tail end Gen Xer that was born in 1975.  Damn proud of it too.

I don't have much in common with people born in the 80s either.  Well, maybey I can relate to some people born in the early 80s, but most everyone else born in the 80s and part of the Gen Y crowd have different tastes and opinions from my own.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mandamoo on 11/22/04 at 7:05 am




Me Too!, I always though 64 was the last year of baby boomers, which would make me one of the youngest being born in Oct. 64.


October '64 here too  :)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Stompgal on 11/22/04 at 7:38 am

Probably generation Y. I was born in 1987.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: FussBudgetVanPelt on 11/22/04 at 8:20 am

Oooh !  This was a thread when i first joined the board a few years ago.  :D

I will give the same answer, although more calmly this time.  ;)

I was born in 1961 and there is NO WAY I regard myself as being Generation X, or anything resembling it....  :o

Not that I am implying there is anything wrong with Gen X, I just always regarded myself as a Baby Boomer.  Gen X is a term I have always associated with technology, and I remember seeing precious little of that until the mid 70's

:)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: karen on 11/22/04 at 8:22 am

I was born in 1969 so presumably that makes me an X

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: eightiesfan on 11/22/04 at 9:53 am

Generation X - born in 1971  :)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: jim on 11/22/04 at 10:25 am

I was born in 1983. Am I Generation X or Y?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Marian on 11/22/04 at 3:56 pm


1969--Gen X all the way.  I never liked the moniker "Generation X."  The Baby Boom ended in 1964 and was followed by the "Baby Bust."  The Baby Boom generation call themselves "Boomers," so can we of the Baby Bust call ourselves "Busters"?
:D
???What if they're male?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Tanya1976 on 11/22/04 at 4:06 pm


I was born in 1983. Am I Generation X or Y?


Y

Tanya

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 11/22/04 at 6:45 pm

born in 1974.Generation x


Howard

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: dinikid on 11/24/04 at 3:29 am

I am a generation x'er

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Kyle on 11/26/04 at 3:43 pm



Generation Z: 2004 - 2025/Artist The generation being born now, mostly the Gen Xers' kids.  Are expected to be much like the Silent Generation that is now in old age in character and personality.  will come of age in the decades of the 2020s and 2030s and will grow up in a volitile environment of terror threats, possible nuclear or biological attacks in America that will scar them the same way Silent children were scarred by Great Depression, WWII, and later the nuclear threat of the Cold War.  My kids will most likely belong to this generation if I ever have any.


Hello!  Isn't Generation Z began in 1999.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Chris MegatronTHX on 11/27/04 at 12:20 pm


I was born in 1983. Am I Generation X or Y?


You're an older member of Gen Y.  But you're Gen Y neverthless, not X.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: MaxwellSmart on 11/27/04 at 12:42 pm




You're an older member of Gen Y.  But you're Gen Y neverthless, not X.

What comes after Generation Z?  Do we go to Generation A?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: FeLdMAN_FANATIC on 11/27/04 at 5:16 pm

Generation Y.. Born in 89, remember the 90s very much, 00s are okay, have an interest in the 70s and 80s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Tony20fan4ever on 11/27/04 at 7:07 pm

late Baby Boomer(1960).....grew up watching stuff like the Vietnam war...the Ed Sullivan Show....the Gemini AND Apollo space missions INCLUDING the first manned Moon landing...and of course played 'first generation'home video games such as PONG....I remember when NBC had the Peacock before every show.....

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Chris MegatronTHX on 11/28/04 at 8:28 am



What comes after Generation Z?  Do we go to Generation A?


Beats me.  I'm not a demographic guy.  And people don't even follow United States (you have people in France calling themselves Gen X or Gen Y) birth rates or anything like that anymore, this seems to have transcended itself and is defined mostly by pop cultural issues first and foremost, with political and world events after that.  There is one thing though.  Gen Y is a different generation from Xers, but they really are not a "full generation away" from Gen X the way we were from the Baby Boomers.  My parents are traditional aged Baby Boomers.  Most Boomers with the exception of the really young ones born in the early 60s are old enough to be my parents too.  When I think "Baby Boomer" I immediately start thinking of my parents generation.  

But I'm not old enough to be the father of most of these Gen Y kids.  Some of the older Gen Xers obviously would be, but most of us born in the '70s weren't old enough to be these kids parents.  Well maybey biologicaly a few of them, if I started having kids in middle school back in the late 80s.  Or mabyey when I was in high school in the early 1990s.  But still, I'd be a super young dad to them at age 29.   

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eve Orzabal Smith on 11/28/04 at 5:48 pm

I was born in 1990, so I'm generation Y.

I'd like to be in generation Z 'cos I wanna know my future!!!!!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Tanya1976 on 11/28/04 at 6:25 pm




Beats me.  I'm not a demographic guy.  And people don't even follow United States (you have people in France calling themselves Gen X or Gen Y) birth rates or anything like that anymore, this seems to have transcended itself and is defined mostly by pop cultural issues first and foremost, with political and world events after that.  There is one thing though.  Gen Y is a different generation from Xers, but they really are not a "full generation away" from Gen X the way we were from the Baby Boomers.  My parents are traditional aged Baby Boomers.  Most Boomers with the exception of the really young ones born in the early 60s are old enough to be my parents too.  When I think "Baby Boomer" I immediately start thinking of my parents generation.  

But I'm not old enough to be the father of most of these Gen Y kids.  Some of the older Gen Xers obviously would be, but most of us born in the '70s weren't old enough to be these kids parents.  Well maybey biologicaly a few of them, if I started having kids in middle school back in the late 80s.  Or mabyey when I was in high school in the early 1990s.  But still, I'd be a super young dad to them at age 29.   


Not necessarily true. I'm a Gen Xer (1976) and the mother of a soon to be six year old son (this Thursday). By definition, he's late Gen Y (1998), though I thought it would be after that one. I was 22 when he was born.

Tanya

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: HeartsAfire on 11/28/04 at 7:28 pm

Generation X here.  I was born in 1971...and was a wee child during the disco craze...and a teenager of the '80s.  8)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: CeramicsFanatic on 11/28/04 at 7:47 pm

Generation X here.  :)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Vayle on 01/25/05 at 3:40 pm

X

I was born in 1970

Labels are labels - whatever... 

...was that cynical?  8)


Vayle

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Allie Fox on 01/25/05 at 3:57 pm


Baby Boomers: 1943 - 1960


The reason Baby Boomer generation begins in 1943 is because that is 9 months to a year after the first waves of troops began returning to the States after being deployed overseas for WWII.

Quite literally the last Baby Boomers were born on May 6, 1946.  Nine months after VJ Day. ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Allie Fox on 01/25/05 at 3:58 pm

Oh. . .

Generation X (born in the late 60s)  :P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: FullHouseFan! on 01/25/05 at 4:37 pm

Born 1990.  Gen Y  :)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: FullHouseFan! on 01/25/05 at 4:39 pm

My opinion on the matter:

Baby boom: 1946-1964
Gen X: 1965-1979
Gen Y: 1980-1994
Gen Z: 1995-present

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Everlong on 01/25/05 at 5:57 pm

I'm a Gen Y (1989).  Although that description sounds like porbably about only 10% of the people I know, maybe less.  I can see defining Gen Xers or Baby Boomers, but my generation really hasn't manifested yet, IMHO... I think it's silly :D.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: AngeFaitore on 01/25/05 at 6:05 pm

Generation Bowling For Soup
1985!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: ElDuderino on 01/25/05 at 6:48 pm

Generation Y, born in 1988. But my dad is a boomer(born in 48) and my mom too(56), an I'd say my attitude and likes are more akin to a Boomer than someone of my generation, or even an X'er. Its weird having a generation gap with people your own age, but I do. I was raised by Boomers and I assimilated more to their beleifs/habits then to my peers.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: FullHouseFan! on 01/25/05 at 7:12 pm

My parents are boomers too, but close to Gen X.  My attitude is prolly more boomer too.  I'm pretty liberal politically and not very angry.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 90s boy on 01/25/05 at 9:06 pm

gen y cause i was born in 1988 but i don't like a lot of the things that come out today it's not what it was back in the 90's

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Chrisold87 on 01/25/05 at 9:20 pm

Born in '87 so I'm Generation Y.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Alchoholica on 01/26/05 at 4:53 am

Generation Strange  ;D.. or Y

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: duranchick on 01/26/05 at 12:53 pm

Gen X

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Gen_Y_Boi on 01/26/05 at 1:48 pm

I'm Generation Y....as so elegantly displayed in my screen name. And I know it's chic and all to look down on Gen-Y on this forum...but to tell you the truth, I'm proud of my generation.....It has just as much good and bad as the generations past and the ones in the future....

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Alchoholica on 01/26/05 at 2:04 pm


And I know it's chic and all to look down on Gen-Y on this forum...


Really  ???.. I failed to notice

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/17/16 at 2:43 pm

I am Generation X and I hate today's generation. This is all they talk about is stupid selfies, iPods, iPads, Kardashians, Caitlyn Jenner,Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/17/16 at 2:49 pm

I'm technically part of Generation Z, although I don't like today's teens. They're basically tech-savvy over their phones, while they can't seem to shut the f*ck up sometimes.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 2:55 pm


I am Generation X and I hate today's generation. This is all they talk about is stupid selfies, iPods, iPads, Kardashians, Caitlyn Jenner,Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. ::)


Howard, once again you've spoken the truth. The cold, hard truth. It gets worse when you look at those born after 1987. >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 80sfan on 03/17/16 at 2:57 pm

I'm a Generation Y, a Millenial.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 3:33 pm

Wow the regulars on this forum used to be much older.

I'm Generation Z. I had an iPad in 2000 when I was 7.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 3:35 pm


Wow the regulars on this forum used to be much older.

I'm Generation Z. I had an iPad in 2000 when I was 7.


What are you talking about!? The iPad came out in 2004!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 3:40 pm


What are you talking about!? The iPad came out in 2004!


Nope. I learnt my multiplication tables from my iPad, and they teach multiplication in Grade 3 (2000-01 school year).

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 3:43 pm


Nope. I learnt my multiplication tables from my iPad, and they teach multiplication in Grade 3 (2000-01 school year).


Sorry, no. You were probably held back so you had 3rd grade from 2004-2005 which explains why you used an iPad.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/17/16 at 3:47 pm


I'm technically part of Generation Z, although I don't like today's teens. They're basically tech-savvy over their phones, while they can't seem to shut the f*ck up sometimes.


I know the feeling. :(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/17/16 at 3:47 pm


Howard, once again you've spoken the truth. The cold, hard truth. It gets worse when you look at those born after 1987. >:(


What the hell happened to our generation?  ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 3:51 pm


What the hell happened to our generation?  ::)


I ask myself this exact question. The world was gone to the dogs.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 4:02 pm


I'm technically part of Generation Z, although I don't like today's teens. They're basically tech-savvy over their phones, while they can't seem to shut the f*ck up sometimes.


The best behaved teens on record.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/17/16 at 4:06 pm


The best behaved teens on record.


Lol. I wish.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 4:14 pm


Lol. I wish.


It's true, pretty much any statistic confirms it. Least amount of drug abuse, teen pregnancies, petty crimes, violent crimes, highest university acceptance rates, the list goes on.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 4:23 pm


It's true, pretty much any statistic confirms it. Least amount of drug abuse, teen pregnancies, petty crimes, violent crimes, highest university acceptance rates, the list goes on.


Did you read the charts upside down? ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 03/17/16 at 4:37 pm

Baby Boomers 1946-1964
Gen X 1965-1980
Gen Y 1981-1994
Gen Z 1995-2009
Gen Alpha 2010-now

Some may not like these definitions but to me they're the most clean, concise, and simple. Cultural generations do NOT "have" to be 15-20 years long; that's PHYSICAL generations. There's a difference. Cultural gens can be as long/short as they need to depending on the shifts in technology/culture throughout the years.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 4:38 pm


Did you read the charts upside down? ;)


Nope. Society hit its low point in the 80s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/17/16 at 4:46 pm


Baby Boomers 1946-1964
Gen X 1965-1980
Gen Y 1981-1994
Gen Z 1995-2009
Gen Alpha 2010-now

Some may not like these definitions but to me they're the most clean, concise, and simple. Cultural generations do NOT "have" to be 15-20 years long; that's PHYSICAL generations. There's a difference. Cultural gens can be as long/short as they need to depending on the shifts in technology/culture throughout the years.


Yep, this is what the most accurate sources and demographics go by, but either way I'm always going to feel like I'm on the Y/Z cusp my whole life.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 4:47 pm


Nope. Society hit its low point in the 80s.


Now I know you're making stuff up.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 5:04 pm


Yep, this is what the most accurate sources and demographics go by, but either way I'm always going to feel like I'm on the Y/Z cusp my whole life.


Me too. Best of both worlds.


Now I know you're making stuff up.


http://media.morristechnology.com/webmedia/upload/effinghamherald/article/2014/05/13/US_Teen_Pregnancy.KT.jpg

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 5:22 pm


Me too. Best of both worlds.

http://media.morristechnology.com/webmedia/upload/effinghamherald/article/2014/05/13/US_Teen_Pregnancy.KT.jpg


Nice try, mister, but here is the real chart:

https://i.gyazo.com/d29f996661e9ff73368fac9dc0cfdf14.png

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/17/16 at 5:26 pm

The generations thing usually confuses me as I find a lot of the things used to define where a gen ends and begins to be a bit arbitrary and inaccurate at times.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/17/16 at 5:30 pm


It's true, pretty much any statistic confirms it. Least amount of drug abuse, teen pregnancies, petty crimes, violent crimes, highest university acceptance rates, the list goes on.


I'm talking about teen culture, not some statistics. It pretty much sucks because it doesn't have a role for me. It has the least amount of rock hits, and it's mostly populated with godawful trap rap "songs". Not to mention that you probably need to have a smartphone in order to be cool. I know that teens are like rebels, but I just couldn't stand the facts. My smartphone isn't that addictive, since I only use it to watch YouTube videos and post on various message boards. That's f*cking it. I don't want people to know what I do in real life, since it's unnecessary.

TL;DR I don't find this decade's culture to be cool.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 5:40 pm


Nice try, mister, but here is the real chart:

https://i.gyazo.com/d29f996661e9ff73368fac9dc0cfdf14.png


http://www.eji.org/files/juv%20murder%20rate%20drop_0.jpg

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 5:42 pm


http://www.eji.org/files/juv%20murder%20rate%20drop_0.jpg


https://i.gyazo.com/5e0b64091a38292b341e622d14372758.png

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/17/16 at 5:44 pm


https://i.gyazo.com/5e0b64091a38292b341e622d14372758.png


What horrible times we live in.  :-\\ :\'( 8-P ??? :(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 5:46 pm


I'm talking about teen culture, not some statistics. It pretty much sucks because it doesn't have a role for me. It has the least amount of rock hits, and it's mostly populated with godawful trap rap "songs". Not to mention that you probably need to have a smartphone in order to be cool. I know that teens are like rebels, but I just couldn't stand the facts. My smartphone isn't that addictive, since I only use it to watch YouTube videos and post on various message boards. That's f*cking it. I don't want people to know what I do in real life, since it's unnecessary.

TL;DR I don't find this decade's culture to be cool.


Eh, I hated the nasty ass crunk/snap rap when I was a teen too, and Gwen Stefani and Nickelback and all that stuff was gross. Popular music is always going to be bad, you just have to find your own thing.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 03/17/16 at 5:46 pm


Me too. Best of both worlds.

Funny thing is, according to Wikipedia, Gen Z starts in 1993 in Canada (at least, according to their Census Bureau)! :o

If some Americans think 1995 is too early a start date for Gen Z, then I'm curious to how they'd react to Canada's definition. ;D

I'm curious: did the Internet boom start earlier in your country or something?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 5:47 pm


Funny thing is, according to Wikipedia, Gen Z starts in 1993 in Canada (at least, according to their Census Bureau)! :o

If some Americans think 1995 is too early a start date for Gen Z, then I'm curious to how they'd react to Canada's definition. ;D

I'm curious: did the Internet boom start earlier in your country or something?


Stats Canada definition doesn't make sense to me. For them, Gen Y is 1972 to 1992. Try to figure that one out. ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 5:49 pm


What horrible times we live in.  :-\\ :\'( 8-P ??? :(


I agree. The world today is like the dark ages. :\'(


Stats Canada definition doesn't make sense to me. For them, Gen Y is 1972 to 1992. Try to figure that one out. ;D


Early 90s Guy is not going to like that one...

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/17/16 at 5:52 pm


Eh, I hated the nasty ass crunk/snap rap when I was a teen too, and Gwen Stefani and Nickelback and all that stuff was gross. Popular music is always going to be bad, you just have to find your own thing.


I guess you're right. Nobody really liked popular music in any decade. They'll just be nostalgic for it when it's old to them.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/17/16 at 5:53 pm


I guess you're right. Nobody really liked popular music in any decade. They'll just be nostalgic for it when it's old to them.


"If it's modern then it sucks"

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/17/16 at 5:55 pm


"If it's modern then it sucks"


Unless they're still people who hate old music. Especially those who hated the 2000s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 5:57 pm


Unless they're still people who hate old music. Especially those who hated the 2000s.


I still hate the real 00's (2004-2009). I do not feel nostalgic for 99% of that crap. 2000/2001/2002 was so good while the rest of the decade was total garbage. Modern or not, still sucks. Saying the real 2000's are good is like saying "The dark ages were so good 'cause they were old". No, they sucked, too.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/17/16 at 6:04 pm


I still hate the real 00's (2004-2009). I do not feel nostalgic for 99% of that crap. 2000/2001/2002 was so good while the rest of the decade was total garbage. Modern or not, still sucks. Saying the real 2000's are good is like saying "The dark ages were so good 'cause they were old". No, they sucked, too.


Saying something sucks and not letting nostalgia bias influence your opinion is fine. What I get pissy about is when people talk about how they loved an era just due to it being old. While when that era was still current they were too busy complaining about how it's not like the older time periods. Then we'd be seeing thousands of stupid memes or facebook posts about how modern day sucks and the old period (that they used to hate when it was the current era) is the last golden age or whatever.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 6:09 pm


Saying something sucks and not letting nostalgia bias influence your opinion is fine. What I get pissy about is when people talk about how they loved an era just due to it being old. While when that era was still current they were too busy complaining about how it's not like the older time periods. Then we'd be seeing thousands of stupid memes or facebook posts about how modern day sucks and the old period (that they used to hate when it was the current era) is the last golden age or whatever.


Yeah, that sh!t's stupid. Some kid said to me on YouTube "omg 2006 is the last good year everything 2007 onward sucks ashually" and I educated him. I though the real 00's sucked while living them and I still hold that opinion to this day. I can't feel nostalgic for Fall Out Boy, Hawthorne Heights or MySpace. Only the memories from the time I am nostalgia for, not the pop culture. I love 2000/2001/2002 (I like 2003) and cherish those days but I hate the rest of that decade and I can't see 2004-2006 ever being the last golden age.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 6:12 pm


"If it's modern then it sucks"


It's weird. I don't notice much hate for the 2010s from anyone over 20 or so. This forum is an exception. I shouldn't be surprised since it's a nostalgia forum, but most people around my age and a bit older seem to like TV shows, movies, music and technology of today.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 6:21 pm


It's weird. I don't notice much hate for the 2010s from anyone over 20 or so. This forum is an exception. I shouldn't be surprised since it's a nostalgia forum, but most people around my age and a bit older seem to like TV shows, movies, music and technology of today.


The 2010's are probably better than the real 00's by a small margin. 0.5 maybe. If a wizard came up to me and said "Jordan, you can go back in time but only to 2005 or you can decline and stay in the present" then I'd stay here because living in the present is better than living in some sh!tty dark age past.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 6:44 pm


The 2010's are probably better than the real 00's by a small margin. 0.5 maybe. If a wizard came up to me and said "Jordan, you can go back in time but only to 2005 or you can decline and stay in the present" then I'd stay here because living in the present is better than living in some sh!tty dark age past.


I can't even deny that people my age have weird fetishes. A lot of my friends openly talk about watching hentai or borderline illegal anime. But it wasn't us who started it. It was you pre-1987 millennials for sure. You corrupted the youth.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 6:50 pm


I can't even deny that people my age have weird fetishes. A lot of my friends openly talk about watching hentai or borderline illegal anime. But it wasn't us who started it. It was you pre-1987 millennials for sure. You corrupted the youth.


Borderline illegal hentai anime!?! 8-P 8-P 8-P What the hell is up with you dudes!? No way! We didn't start anything. We were too busy frosting our tips than to get into this weird fetish sh!t you guys like.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/17/16 at 6:51 pm


Borderline illegal hentai anime!?! 8-P 8-P 8-P What the hell is up with you dudes!? No way! We didn't start anything. We were too busy frosting our tips than to get into this weird fetish sh!t you guys like.


Well, there are people who have weird fetishes, and yet they're older than Slowpoke. They could be the same age as you, Jordan.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 6:52 pm


Well, there are people who have weird fetishes, and yet they're older than Slowpoke. They could be the same age as you, Jordan.


That worries me deeply. :-\\

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/17/16 at 7:24 pm


That worries me deeply. :-\\


Don't worry. There aren't that much furries born in 1982. I think most of them were born around the mid 80s to mid 90s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 8:34 pm


Don't worry. There aren't that much furries born in 1982. I think most of them were born around the mid 80s to mid 90s.


Don't try to make him feel better. Furry births peak at 1982. The laws that tried to ban teens from accessing furry were signed into law in 1996.

edit: I just realized all of this is in the wrong thread LOL It was meant to be in the 2008-2009 school year thread.  :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 03/17/16 at 8:42 pm

There is literally nothing wrong with being born since 1987 or liking fictional characters, you oldies are just jealous of our swag. ;D

But really, don't see what's wrong with liking fictional characters - when you're a kid, that is.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/17/16 at 9:12 pm


Don't worry. There aren't that much furries born in 1982. I think most of them were born around the mid 80s to mid 90s.


Well the furry fandom got really big by the early 80s meaning that there were a lot of people who were born in the 60s-70s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 9:15 pm


Well the furry fandom got really big by the early 80s meaning that there were a lot of people who were born in the 60s-70s.


We're going to have this discussion in every topic. ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 9:30 pm


Don't try to make him feel better. Furry births peak at 1982. The laws that tried to ban teens from accessing furry were signed into law in 1996.

edit: I just realized all of this is in the wrong thread LOL It was meant to be in the 2008-2009 school year thread.  :o


You keep spreading the lies. We know that the 2010's are the decade of fur.


There is literally nothing wrong with being born since 1987 or liking fictional characters, you oldies are just jealous of our swag. ;D

But really, don't see what's wrong with liking fictional characters - when you're a kid, that is.


"Swag" is an interesting way to describe brain damage, Zelek. ;)

When I was a kid I liked real women! Kids these days prefer drawn lines over the real thing. Makes no sense to me.


Well the furry fandom got really big by the early 80s meaning that there were a lot of people who were born in the 60s-70s.


You mean big by the mid 00's right? I got a chart that shows the rise of furry fandom and every year before 2004 is null.


We're going to have this discussion in every topic. ;D


Top thread derailers right here. 

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 80sfan on 03/17/16 at 9:39 pm


That worries me deeply. :-\\


;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/17/16 at 9:49 pm


We're going to have this discussion in every topic. ;D


The topic could be about hot dogs yet we'll turn it into a furry discussion.  8)


You mean big by the mid 00's right? I got a chart that shows the rise of furry fandom and every year before 2004 is null.

Mate, only I can provide the charts. It's my job.


Top thread derailers right here. 


??? Jordan, remember that time we were in a topic about politics and because you we ended up talking about Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 9:53 pm


The topic could be about hot dogs yet we'll turn it into a furry discussion.  8)


And we drag it on for about 5-6 pages at the very least. Usually longer.


Mate, only I can provide the charts. It's my job.


Where were you when Trollpoke showed those heinous charts of how "crime has decreased in the 2010's"!?! I was the one who had to show him the real charts. You must be sleeping on the job. >:(

The topic could be about hot dogs yet we'll turn it into a
??? Jordan, remember that time we were in a topic about politics and because you we ended up talking about Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer?


Did that actually happen or are you just joking? I remember when there was a big discussion about the 80's vs 90's and we turned 20 pages into "when did furry culture begin" or that one where we discussed the "core 00's" and we once again turned it into "when did furry culture begin". My favorite was the one when we were discussing generations and I brought up all the suggestive Shrek products from 2004. That joke I made about "dipping cups" is probably one of my best.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/17/16 at 10:01 pm


And we drag it on for about 5-6 pages at the very least. Usually longer.

Just goes to show that we're terrible at discussing topics. But hey it's all for good fun. I may need to take some time off the forums as I hope that'll keep the topics from derailing.


Where were you when Trollpoke showed those heinous charts of how "crime has decreased in the 2010's"!?! I was the one who had to show him the real charts. You must be sleeping on the job. >:(

Brah! I was busy with..errr.... listen Trollpo- I mean Slowpoke didn't want me interfering. He promised to pay me if I didn't interfere with his charts.


Did that actually happen or are you just joking? I remember when there was a big discussion about the 80's vs 90's and we turned 20 pages into "when did furry culture begin" or that one where we discussed the "core 00's" and we once again turned it into "when did furry culture begin". My favorite was the one when we were discussing generations and I brought up all the suggestive Shrek products from 2004. That joke I made about "dipping cups" is probably one of my best.


Good times good times.  8)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 10:03 pm

That was the same thread we talked about 2 girls 1 cup and Lemonparty right?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 10:08 pm


Just goes to show that we're terrible at discussing topics. But hey it's all for good fun. I may need to take some time off the forums as I hope that'll keep the topics from derailing.


We are making it a better place. 8) Like The Offspring says "No Breaks"


Brah! I was busy with..errr.... listen Trollpo- I mean Slowpoke didn't want me interfering. He promised to pay me if I didn't interfere with his charts.


I shoulda known he'd resort to dirty tricks to make his precious 2010's look nice and clean! >:(


Good times good times.  8)


I just went back to the core 200's thread and it starts off with me saying that there have been no cultural changes since 2004 which causes Trollpoke to say "2004 is totally early 00's. It has more to do with your precious 1998-2003 era than my 2009-2012 era 8)" to which I respond by sending that great photo of "2004 to infinity". He then compares Ketchup of 1998 to that of 2004 and says "2004-onward is better" so I send him a photo of Ketchup in 1998 with the Dell Dude and Ketchup in 2004 (for wusses) and we carry this on for 15 pages.


That was the same thread we talked about 2 girls 1 cup and Lemonparty right?


That's the one where I bring up my experiences with rotten in the late 90s? We did that in 5 threads, didn't we?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/17/16 at 10:09 pm


That was the same thread we talked about 2 girls 1 cup and Lemonparty right?


Oh snap we talked about all that as well?! Yep, I think we're pretty bad at keeping things on topic. Take right now for example.  ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: annimal on 03/17/16 at 10:12 pm

serious confusion
can't think or fallow

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 10:14 pm

Anyone know what happened to ocarinafan96? He deleted his account? :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/17/16 at 10:16 pm


I just went back to the core 200's thread and it starts off with me saying that there have been no cultural changes since 2004 which causes Trollpoke to say "2004 is totally early 00's. It has more to do with your precious 1998-2003 era than my 2009-2012 era 8)" to which I respond by sending that great photo of "2004 to infinity". He then compares Ketchup of 1998 to that of 2004 and says "2004-onward is better" so I send him a photo of Ketchup in 1998 with the Dell Dude and Ketchup in 2004 (for wusses) and we carry this on for 15 pages.


Now I found that to be some pretty funny stuff.


serious confusion
can't think or fallow


Yeah that'll happen in discussions like this.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/17/16 at 10:17 pm


Anyone know what happened to ocarinafan96? He deleted his account? :o


He did? I guess he just grew tired of the place. It can happen when you sort of run out of things to say or when you grow tired of the discussions.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 10:20 pm

Here's some derailing highlights:


2004 was far worse:

https://img.buzzfeed.com/buzzfeed-static/static/2013-11/enhanced/webdr03/20/11/enhanced-buzz-4179-1384965958-2.jpg

"Dippin cups" Back in my day we used to call that "your mother."

https://img.buzzfeed.com/buzzfeed-static/static/2013-11/enhanced/webdr07/20/13/grid-cell-9395-1384972378-7.jpg

I don't wanna know what the "secret" is.

http://www.x-entertainment.com/halloween/2004/october28/1.jpg

Now everyone can have a lil' bit of Shrek's "cream filling" in their Twinkees!

http://saga.guhsd.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/shrek.jpg

This one he's being a little bit more forward.

https://neuroethicscanada.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/shrek1.jpg

I'm not even going to comment on this one...



Oh that's just a thing that Dreamworks like to do with their characters.

http://2damnfunny.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Dreamworks-Make-a-Meme-Out-Of-Their-Animal-Faces.jpg



Sounds like other humans are getting in the way of my facts.



You mean my facts?? I'm the historian here.



1998 was just 2004 in general.  ;D



What no!!!!! HOW COULD YOU SAY THIS TO ME!? THE EARLY 00's GUY!

Pre 2003:
http://static.buzznet.com/uploads/2012/10/msg-134914813381.jpg

Post 2003:
http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/myimmortal/images/8/81/2004-Photoshoot-good-charlotte-11039898-1000-751.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20121214042231

I know what I'm talking about, thank you. I was born before 1987.



The 2010's are the new 2004.



Jordan doesn't want to admit that 2004 has more in common with his 1998-2003 era than it does with my glorious 2009-2012.  8)



No, the spirit of 1998 only lasted through 1999 to 2002. 2003 was us getting out of our 1998 and moving towards our 2004 chairs to which we sit in today. There have been on cultural changes since 2004. '04 to infinity. 

https://i.gyazo.com/82dd7731cc6f46f63a4e632c8fd60c51.png

The only year you mention that 2004 has in common is 2003. 2004 is exactly like 2009-2012. I can't even tell the difference between those years and 2004. 8)



Were there people eating ketchup in 1998? Yes. Were there people eating ketchup in 2004? Yes.



Ketchup in 1998:

https://i.gyazo.com/94a10928669b5fd7548529484b6b8993.png

Ketchup in 2004:

https://i.gyazo.com/23155fb9ece7a6a86c91e51a99c581ee.png



I don't make a good early 10s fanboy since I like the mid-10s as well ;D I think bchris02 does a better job :P (but he likes the nasty late 2000s as well 8-P)



You son of a bitch. Don't ever insult the late 2000s. I will defend it till the day I die.


Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 10:22 pm


Anyone know what happened to ocarinafan96? He deleted his account? :o


My student! R.I.P. :\'(


He did? I guess he just grew tired of the place. It can happen when you sort of run out of things to say or when you grow tired of the discussions.


Yeah, the whole circles thing.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/17/16 at 10:24 pm

We need to make a derailing topic . The kicker is that since we'd be derailing from the topic we'd still be on topic.  8)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 10:25 pm


He did? I guess he just grew tired of the place. It can happen when you sort of run out of things to say or when you grow tired of the discussions.


I think he got upset when Jordan wouldn't admit to the fact that 2010s swag teens are the coolest.  8)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 10:27 pm


We need to make a derailing topic . The kicker is that since we'd be derailing from the topic we'd still be on topic.  8)


This is a good idea but Trollpoke2001's not gonna like it when I win every argument when I present the facts. I dunno why he supports communism.


I think he got upset when Jordan wouldn't admit to the fact that 2010s swag teens are the coolest.  8)


No, I think he got more upset when you actually admitted to liking Shrek's "dipping cups"...

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 10:29 pm


This is a good idea but Trollpoke2001's not gonna like it when I win every argument when I present the facts. I dunno why he supports communism.

No, I think he got more upset when you actually admitted to liking Shrek's "dipping cups"...


I think that was NewYorkEagle. I never ate Shrek-themed anything. #swag #yolo #swerf #ratchet #bae #rekt

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 10:32 pm


I think that was NewYorkEagle. I never ate Shrek-themed anything. #swag #yolo #swerf #ratchet #bae #rekt


Oh true! That makes sense since he loves all things 2004! I still don't know what the "Pop Secret" is nor do I know why Shrek has his "I'm gonna be really forward with you" face on the twinkies box.

I only understood the first two hastags. You lost me with the rest.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 10:52 pm


Oh true! That makes sense since he loves all things 2004! I still don't know what the "Pop Secret" is nor do I know why Shrek has his "I'm gonna be really forward with you" face on the twinkies box.

I only understood the first two hastags. You lost me with the rest.


You can't be getting that old already!

swerve

Comes From The Song "Mercy" By Kanye West. It Is Often Used To Imply Dodging Someone. Kind of Like "Say Man, Gone On With That Bullsheesh

*First Day Of Shool*
Girl: OMG I Missed You!!
Boy: Bitch SWERVE, You Aint HMU (hit me up) All Summer


ratchet

: adj. a horrific mispronunciation of "wretched"

This mispronunciation has taken on the meaning of severely ghetto and stupid, esp. when used on a girl/woman

"Dang, that chick is ratchet!!"

bae

Bæ/bae is a Danish word for poop. Also used by people on the internet who think it means baby, sweetie etc.

Bae I love u so much

Brian, my bae

I just made a bæ


rekt

When someone gets completely destroyed.

"Ella got rekt"
"Oh my days, Ella got annihilated! #Rekt"

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 10:59 pm


You can't be getting that old already!

swerve

Comes From The Song "Mercy" By Kanye West. It Is Often Used To Imply Dodging Someone. Kind of Like "Say Man, Gone On With That Bullsheesh

*First Day Of Shool*
Girl: OMG I Missed You!!
Boy: Bitch SWERVE, You Aint HMU (hit me up) All Summer


ratchet

: adj. a horrific mispronunciation of "wretched"

This mispronunciation has taken on the meaning of severely ghetto and stupid, esp. when used on a girl/woman

"Dang, that chick is ratchet!!"

bae

Bæ/bae is a Danish word for poop. Also used by people on the internet who think it means baby, sweetie etc.

Bae I love u so much

Brian, my bae

I just made a bæ


rekt

When someone gets completely destroyed.

"Ella got rekt"
"Oh my days, Ella got annihilated! #Rekt"



These are horrible slang terms!! Swerve is when your car gets all f*cked up on the road, ratchet is a tool or a video game character, bae is poop so I don't see why anyone would say that to their sweetheart and rekt is how they spell "wrecked" on braindamageforums.org.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 11:09 pm


These are horrible slang terms!! Swerve is when your car gets all f*cked up on the road, ratchet is a tool or a video game character, bae is poop so I don't see why anyone would say that to their sweetheart and rekt is how they spell "wrecked" on braindamageforums.org.


My most despised recent slang word is the word "f*ckboy". Whenever I see anyone use that as a swear word, I immediately know they were born after 1995.  ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 11:20 pm


My most despised recent slang word is the word "f*ckboy". Whenever I see anyone use that as a swear word, I immediately know they were born after 1995.  ;D


I know I'm gonna hate to ask but... What's that mean?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/17/16 at 11:35 pm


I know I'm gonna hate to ask but... What's that mean?


It's just the word f*ck and boy put together. Like "poopoo-head", but "f*ckboy".  :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/17/16 at 11:41 pm


It's just the word f*ck and boy put together. Like "poopoo-head", but "f*ckboy".  :o


I was thinking it was a dude who got laid a lot but "poopoo-head" makes more sense considering those born post-1995.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: c_keenan2001@hotmail.com on 03/18/16 at 12:59 am


Generation X; though I must tell you that this Generation ends at 1977 as a birth year. I was born in 1976 and have absolutely nothing in common with those born in the 80s. Sorry.

Tanya


I was also born in 1976. I choose not to define generations at all because I think it's all kind of pointless.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/18/16 at 1:14 am


I was also born in 1976. I choose not to define generations at all because I think it's all kind of pointless.


Seeing it all as pointless is understandable. I mostly find the things that are used to define a generation to arbitrary and inaccurate. You're basically trying to sum up an entire generation/millions of people on things that aren't very accurate which tends to upset a lot of people.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Richbrings2life on 03/18/16 at 4:08 am

Late millennial (1995)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/18/16 at 7:36 am


I ask myself this exact question. The world was gone to the dogs.


I think our generation has gotten more stupider.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/18/16 at 7:39 am


Anyone know what happened to ocarinafan96? He deleted his account? :o


I think so.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/18/16 at 7:42 am


I know I'm gonna hate to ask but... What's that mean?


"A****boy is the worst kind of guy, or at least one who represents the worst trends of the present moment".

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/18/16 at 8:16 am


Seeing it all as pointless is understandable. I mostly find the things that are used to define a generation to arbitrary and inaccurate. You're basically trying to sum up an entire generation/millions of people on things that aren't very accurate which tends to upset a lot of people.


Yeah, generations are social constructs anyway. Flawed like most things.


I think our generation has gotten more stupider.


It's all that Facebook crap.


"A****boy is the worst kind of guy, or at least one who represents the worst trends of the present moment".


This is a stupid slang term.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: annimal on 03/18/16 at 11:24 am


I think our generation has gotten more stupider.



I think over time things have been getting stupider

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/18/16 at 12:26 pm


Yeah, generations are social constructs anyway. Flawed like most things.


You're a filthy ass Millennial that takes 50 selfies a day and uploads a picture of his food to Instagram before eating it.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/18/16 at 12:29 pm


You're a filthy ass Millennial that takes 50 selfies a day and uploads a picture of his food to Instagram before eating it.


No way. I am X. 8)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: musicguy93 on 03/18/16 at 12:31 pm


Howard, once again you've spoken the truth. The cold, hard truth. It gets worse when you look at those born after 1987. >:(


As someone born in 1993, I sadly agree. It's getting harder to find people my age that I can relate to. I'm sure they're there, but since I live in the Silicon Valley (which is where Apple's headquarters is located), it's quite a challenge.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/18/16 at 12:35 pm


As someone born in 1993, I sadly agree. It's getting harder to find people my age that I can relate to. I'm sure they're there, but since I live in the Silicon Valley (which is where Apple's headquarters is located), it's quite a challenge.


Yeah, Silicon Valley is filled with hipsters. It could be worse in San Jose but San Francisco has a whole lot of 'em. I miss when my skate spots weren't filled with goofy skinny jeaned goofballs...

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/18/16 at 12:36 pm


No way. I am X. 8)


Tanya said X ends at 1976 because you have to be an 80s teen. Everyone born after that including Early 90s Guy is a pansy millennial.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/18/16 at 12:40 pm


Tanya said X ends at 1976 because you have to be an 80s teen. Everyone born after that including Early 90s Guy is a pansy millennial.


Tanya is clearly wrong. I'm pretty sure that I am X and if you disagree, chances are you're a communist. 8)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/18/16 at 3:10 pm


You're a filthy ass Millennial that takes 50 selfies a day and uploads a picture of his food to Instagram before eating it.


So you can show it to your stupid non-existing friends on Facebook.  ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/18/16 at 3:12 pm


No way. I am X. 8)


I'm Degeneration X, So SUCK IT. :P
http://rs78.pbsrc.com/albums/j110/MetallicaRedneck06/1.gif~c200

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 03/18/16 at 3:22 pm


As someone born in 1993, I sadly agree. It's getting harder to find people my age that I can relate to. I'm sure they're there, but since I live in the Silicon Valley (which is where Apple's headquarters is located), it's quite a challenge.



Yeah, Silicon Valley is filled with hipsters. It could be worse in San Jose but San Francisco has a whole lot of 'em. I miss when my skate spots weren't filled with goofy skinny jeaned goofballs...


Do you guys live in northern Cali?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/18/16 at 3:23 pm


Do you guys live in northern Cali?


Yeah, San Jose.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 03/18/16 at 3:32 pm


Yeah, San Jose.
Oh nice. I live in SD. How's it like up there?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/18/16 at 3:39 pm


Tanya is clearly wrong. I'm pretty sure that I am X and if you disagree, chances are you're a communist. 8)


You don't even remember communism, millennial filth.


So you can show it to your stupid non-existing friends on Facebook.  ::)


My Facebook is starting to get filled with wedding and baby pics. I avoid it.  ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/18/16 at 5:16 pm


My Facebook is starting to get filled with wedding and baby pics. I avoid it.  ;D


Sh*t like baby pics from anyone's friends is the reason why I barely use Facebook. Especially when your mother embarrasses you on Facebook, even though I'm not friends with her anymore.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: annimal on 03/18/16 at 5:35 pm

I live in Modesto Which is Central California and I'd probably be to warm for you and hopefully you wont want me 8).

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: ArcticFox on 03/18/16 at 6:01 pm


Yeah, Silicon Valley is filled with hipsters. It could be worse in San Jose but San Francisco has a whole lot of 'em. I miss when my skate spots weren't filled with goofy skinny jeaned goofballs...


San Francisco is one of the dorkiest, nerdiest, lamest places in America! You are never going to find anyone trendy, cool, or even likable in that area. That city exemplifies everything about Northern California. That region is exactly like the Pacific Northwest: Irritating, holier-than-thou (ironically, they're worse), antisocial, cold, and even straight-up mean spirited. I've never been there, but I have a really close friend who lived there until her junior year of high school. No wonder you guys hate the 2010's!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/18/16 at 8:21 pm


San Francisco is one of the dorkiest, nerdiest, lamest places in America! You are never going to find anyone trendy, cool, or even likable in that area. That city exemplifies everything about Northern California. That region is exactly like the Pacific Northwest: Irritating, holier-than-thou (ironically, they're worse), antisocial, cold, and even straight-up mean spirited. I've never been there, but I have a really close friend who lived there until her junior year of high school. No wonder you guys hate the 2010's!


I'd like to hear mxcrashxm and #Infinity's opinions on this, even though California is real huge with a lot of areas I don't know if people can pinpoint every area down there. I know many people who are San Francisco 49er fans though, despite the stadium being in Santa Clara now.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/18/16 at 9:57 pm


Oh nice. I live in SD. How's it like up there?


San Jose is always cool but it was better back in the day. It was the safest place in Cali before. The 'Poke may tell you crime is going down but over here it's gone up a lot.


San Francisco is one of the dorkiest, nerdiest, lamest places in America! You are never going to find anyone trendy, cool, or even likable in that area. That city exemplifies everything about Northern California. That region is exactly like the Pacific Northwest: Irritating, holier-than-thou (ironically, they're worse), antisocial, cold, and even straight-up mean spirited. I've never been there, but I have a really close friend who lived there until her junior year of high school. No wonder you guys hate the 2010's!


In the 2010's maybe but it wasn't like this in the 90's and early 00's. I suggest you visit the area and experience it's first hand before judging, though. If you don't like it after that, fair enough, but you don't really know a place until you've been there yourself.


You don't even remember communism, millennial filth.


Yes I do. I remember Nikolai Volkoff and his Commie reign of terror. Thankfully we had Hogan to put an end to that.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/18/16 at 10:08 pm


I'm Degeneration X, So SUCK IT. :P
http://rs78.pbsrc.com/albums/j110/MetallicaRedneck06/1.gif~c200


But I'm also Degeneration X. Kids today don't even know. 8)

http://pa1.narvii.com/5717/b012456120372a5f346c16c7d094e667db1f053b_hq.gif

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/18/16 at 10:12 pm


But I'm also Degeneration X. Kids today don't even know. 8)

http://pa1.narvii.com/5717/b012456120372a5f346c16c7d094e667db1f053b_hq.gif


Generation P!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/18/16 at 10:16 pm


Generation P!


Oh god, it does look like that doesn't it! ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: musicguy93 on 03/19/16 at 1:54 am


Yeah, San Jose.


Whoa, I live there too!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: musicguy93 on 03/19/16 at 2:07 am


Oh nice. I live in SD. How's it like up there?


From my point of view, it really depends on the area, since San Jose is huge. I live near the border between San Jose and Cupertino. So it gets duller as I get closer to Cupertino. San Jose itself, is pretty cool in general. Nice scenery, good restaurants, downtown is pretty cool (save for a few shady areas), decent public transportation. Though like Jordan said, San Jose was a lot better back in the day, with less crime and of course, less hipsters (if any at all).

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/19/16 at 7:11 am


You don't even remember communism, millennial filth.

My Facebook is starting to get filled with wedding and baby pics. I avoid it.  ;D


I don't have a Facebook and let it stay that way.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/19/16 at 7:13 am


Oh god, it does look like that doesn't it! ;D



The P looks like the letter D.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/19/16 at 9:19 am


Whoa, I live there too!


Haha, rad!


From my point of view, it really depends on the area, since San Jose is huge. I live near the border between San Jose and Cupertino. So it gets duller as I get closer to Cupertino. San Jose itself, is pretty cool in general. Nice scenery, good restaurants, downtown is pretty cool (save for a few shady areas), decent public transportation. Though like Jordan said, San Jose was a lot better back in the day, with less crime and of course, less hipsters (if any at all).


For the longest time it's been nice, clean, good climate and there's lots of stuff to do but I dunno what's happened in the past few years with crime and everything. It's still a great place to live (and it's no Oakland, which I think has the highest crime in Norcal) but it doesn't have the reputation it once had. I dunno what the hell is up. For the rest of the world, it seems crime is going down but for San Jose it's just going up and up! That pisses me off. All the Skate Parks and record stores are filled with hipsters on a bad day. Stop by Mayfair or Streetlight and some undercut doofus is always taking up space doing literally nothing! Back in the day (1996-2003), it was enthusiastic bleach haired kids who wanted to skate and listen to records. This is Norcal, home of Green Day, for god sakes! Nowadays, everyone is too cool to have fun. There is a place in Berkley called 924 Gilman; it's a Punk club that's been open since 1986 and it used to be really cool. My first shows were at that place in the mid 90's and it ruled. Nowadays, it's dorks with thick rims standing around for their "cred".



The P looks like the letter D.


It's the lines under it that make it look like a P.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 03/19/16 at 11:55 am

RIP ocarinafan :\'( He probably needed to focus more on college or something.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/19/16 at 11:59 am


RIP ocarinafan :\'( He probably needed to focus more on college or something.


Yeah, what happened to him? He just left out of nowhere.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/19/16 at 1:36 pm


RIP ocarinafan :\'( He probably needed to focus more on college or something.


I just wish he brought up a reason why he deleted his account. He even retired on Personality Cafe for some reason.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: #Infinity on 03/19/16 at 1:48 pm

He was a nice guy! What happened? I would have thought maybe the mods thought he posted too many cultural era lists or something, but since he abandoned Personality Cafe as well, his disappearance is a complete mystery.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/19/16 at 1:56 pm


He was a nice guy! What happened? I would have thought maybe the mods thought he posted too many cultural era lists or something, but since he abandoned Personality Cafe as well, his disappearance is a completely mystery.


At least we still have his posts roaming around the forums.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/19/16 at 2:42 pm


RIP ocarinafan :\'( He probably needed to focus more on college or something.


Are you serious! Ocarinafan retired. That really sucks, he was a good person

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 03/19/16 at 2:46 pm


I'm Degeneration X, So SUCK IT. :P
http://rs78.pbsrc.com/albums/j110/MetallicaRedneck06/1.gif~c200

Rock on Howard!!! :D ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 03/19/16 at 2:47 pm


Tanya said X ends at 1976 because you have to be an 80s teen. Everyone born after that including Early 90s Guy is a pansy millennial.

Tanya is inocrrect. Gen X ends at 1980/1981 at the latest.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 03/19/16 at 2:51 pm


But I'm also Degeneration X. Kids today don't even know. 8)

http://pa1.narvii.com/5717/b012456120372a5f346c16c7d094e667db1f053b_hq.gif

More like Early D-Generation Y....


Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 03/19/16 at 3:09 pm


Tanya is inocrrect. Gen X ends at 1980/1981 at the latest.

I know it's all soft science, but I've heard some people put the end of Gen X at 1984

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/19/16 at 3:10 pm


Are you serious! Ocarinafan retired. That really sucks, he was a good person


I know right?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/19/16 at 3:37 pm


I know it's all soft science, but I've heard some people put the end of Gen X at 1984


We've also seen Millennials end at 2004 :P


But I'm also Degeneration X. Kids today don't even know. 8)

http://pa1.narvii.com/5717/b012456120372a5f346c16c7d094e667db1f053b_hq.gif


PX. Phony X. >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/19/16 at 3:41 pm


We've also seen Millennials end at 2004 :P


Millennials? As 2004 babies?! They were born after the Y2K era for crying out loud. How can they be millennials?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Todd Pettingzoo on 03/19/16 at 3:45 pm

I'm XY cusp, leaning towards Y.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/19/16 at 5:47 pm


RIP ocarinafan :\'( He probably needed to focus more on college or something.


Who cares about him anymore, he's gone so that's that! ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 03/19/16 at 6:09 pm


Tanya said X ends at 1976 because you have to be an 80s teen. Everyone born after that including Early 90s Guy is a pansy millennial.



Tanya is inocrrect. Gen X ends at 1980/1981 at the latest.


I'm pretty sure her perspective has changed since she made that post in 2004.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/19/16 at 6:12 pm


I'm pretty sure her perspective has changed since she made that post in 2004.


What's funny to me is how proud some people were to be called Baby Boomers back then and how embarrassing it was to be considered Generation X. ;D I believe the tables have turned since then.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 03/19/16 at 7:46 pm


RIP ocarinafan :\'( He probably needed to focus more on college or something.

Yeah.... I could totally understand. I'll be talking a break from here for a few days to focus on my studies. I'm NOT leaving entirely, just won't really be on here for a few days.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/19/16 at 7:47 pm


Yeah.... I could totally understand. I'll be talking a break from here for a few days to focus on my studies. I'm NOT leaving entirely, just won't really be on here for a few days.


Same, I have a HUGE Physics II test 9 days from now. It's that big, it covers six chapters all electricity and circuits related.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 03/19/16 at 8:00 pm

To me, generations are dumb because finding a definitive "cut off" year is nigh impossible.

It's like people who try to split up the eras of a musician or band. Some people will argue that Album 7 belongs in Era A and not Era B because it's stylistically closer to Era A than Era B, despite the "pop sellout" and ballad influences of Era B creeping in ever so slowly. Other people will argue that Album 7 belongs in Era B as opposed to Era A because there are no 20-minute long prog rock epics, and Album 7 had the band's first ever #1 single "I Luv You" which disgusted many longtime fans blah blah blah ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/19/16 at 8:10 pm


To me, generations are dumb because finding a definitive "cut off" year is nigh impossible.

It's like people who try to split up the eras of a musician or band. Some people will argue that Album 7 belongs in Era A and not Era B because it's stylistically closer to Era A than Era B, despite the "pop sellout" and ballad influences of Era B creeping in ever so slowly. Other people will argue that Album 7 belongs in Era B as opposed to Era A because there are no 20-minute long prog rock epics, and Album 7 had the band's first ever #1 single "I Luv You" which disgusted many longtime fans blah blah blah ;D


I can't agree more. I can understand the reasons behind generations, but the fact that a lot of the things used to define a generation aren't very accurate. It's impossible to try and come up with something accurate that can define millions of people yet people try to anyways.  ::)

As mentioned tons of times before I consider a lot of reasons behind cut off dates to be arbitrary.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/19/16 at 8:26 pm


Yeah.... I could totally understand. I'll be talking a break from here for a few days to focus on my studies. I'm NOT leaving entirely, just won't really be on here for a few days.


Eh. Go on studying, dude.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/19/16 at 10:41 pm


To me, generations are dumb because finding a definitive "cut off" year is nigh impossible.

It's like people who try to split up the eras of a musician or band. Some people will argue that Album 7 belongs in Era A and not Era B because it's stylistically closer to Era A than Era B, despite the "pop sellout" and ballad influences of Era B creeping in ever so slowly. Other people will argue that Album 7 belongs in Era B as opposed to Era A because there are no 20-minute long prog rock epics, and Album 7 had the band's first ever #1 single "I Luv You" which disgusted many longtime fans blah blah blah ;D


You're talking about The Ramones right?


PX. Phony X. >:(


>:( >:( >:(

You keep this up and we're soon gonna have an early 00's Emo Hip Hop feud.


More like Early D-Generation Y....





Too old to be M too young to be X... :\'(


Who cares about him anymore, he's gone so that's that! ::)


Howard, whenever someone leaves do you always make the "::)" face and say "aww good riddance!"

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/20/16 at 12:06 am

They say Toronto is the safest big city in North America, but they're talking about pussy ass crimes like murder. Down in T-Dot, the big smoke, we're all about tru crime like loitering and blasting Drake's Hotline Bling from our cellphone speakers. Real talk. Real dangerous. We also elected a crack smoking mayor. Watch out. Grr.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/20/16 at 5:08 am


They say Toronto is the safest big city in North America, but they're talking about pussy ass crimes like murder. Down in T-Dot, the big smoke, we're all about tru crime like loitering and blasting Drake's Hotline Bling from our cellphone speakers. Real talk. Real dangerous. We also elected a crack smoking mayor. Watch out. Grr.


2000-2002 Good Charlotte disagrees so they wrote a Pop Punk-Rap about how Washington's mayor smoked crack first. Drake isn't even a real street rapper so he should take notes from Zebrahead, Sum 41 or even The Starting Line (who are infinitely more street/hair bleach than Drake).

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/20/16 at 1:21 pm


2000-2002 Good Charlotte disagrees so they wrote a Pop Punk-Rap about how Washington's mayor smoked crack first. Drake isn't even a real street rapper so he should take notes from Zebrahead, Sum 41 or even The Starting Line (who are infinitely more street/hair bleach than Drake).


Rob Ford was way better than Marion Barry.

http://i.imgur.com/nATPNJb.gif

http://45.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m853zaeRbm1qbl2bko1_250.gif

http://gifrific.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Toronto-Mayor-Rob-Ford-Runs-Over-Lady.gif

http://i.huffpost.com/gadgets/slideshows/292550/slide_292550_2349386_free.gif?1366215454685

http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/s--Cj7wbBDI--/c_fit,f_auto,fl_progressive,q_80,w_636/199sfs0ols055gif.gif

iXpwflzSF4M

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8YHJizqDf0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gqF-vldhdk

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/20/16 at 1:24 pm


Rob Ford was way better than Marion Barry.

http://i.imgur.com/nATPNJb.gif

http://45.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m853zaeRbm1qbl2bko1_250.gif

http://gifrific.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Toronto-Mayor-Rob-Ford-Runs-Over-Lady.gif

http://i.huffpost.com/gadgets/slideshows/292550/slide_292550_2349386_free.gif?1366215454685

http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/s--Cj7wbBDI--/c_fit,f_auto,fl_progressive,q_80,w_636/199sfs0ols055gif.gif

iXpwflzSF4M

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8YHJizqDf0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gqF-vldhdk


Ok, yeah, that is pretty rad, actually. Marion Barry looks like a wimp compared to this. I wonder if Rob Ford listens to any Nu Metal... 

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/20/16 at 1:32 pm


Ok, yeah, that is pretty rad, actually. Marion Barry looks like a wimp compared to this. I wonder if Rob Ford listens to any Nu Metal...


He listens to Drake.  ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/20/16 at 1:33 pm


He listens to Drake.  ;)


F*ck Drake.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/20/16 at 1:34 pm


F*ck Drake.


At least Rob Ford is better, even though he's not a politician.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/20/16 at 1:38 pm


F*ck Drake.


Drake >>> Kendrick Lamer

http://images.bigcartel.com/bigcartel/product_images/58553171/max_h-1000+max_w-1000/004_holdatL_v2.png

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/20/16 at 1:38 pm


At least Rob Ford is better, even though he's not a politician.


True.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/20/16 at 1:47 pm


Drake >>> Kendrick Lamer

http://images.bigcartel.com/bigcartel/product_images/58553171/max_h-1000+max_w-1000/004_holdatL_v2.png


Jay-Z > Kendrick Lamar >> Drake

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/20/16 at 1:52 pm


He listens to Drake.  ;)


You know what they say, f*ck Drake.


Jay-Z > Kendrick Lamar >> Drake


Beastie Boys >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Everything afterwards

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/20/16 at 2:11 pm


Beastie Boys >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Everything afterwards


Smash Mouth > Beastie Boys

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/20/16 at 2:16 pm


You're talking about The Ramones right?

>:( >:( >:(

You keep this up and we're soon gonna have an early 00's Emo Hip Hop feud.

Too old to be M too young to be X... :\'(

Howard, whenever someone leaves do you always make the "::)" face and say "aww good riddance!"


Sorry, that wasn't right of me. :(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/20/16 at 2:18 pm

I'm the last generation.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/20/16 at 2:21 pm


Smash Mouth > Beastie Boys


You're taking this too far. Do you realize how offensive something like that is? You should sit back and think about what you said.


Sorry, that wasn't right of me. :(


It's alright man. We all make mistakes.


I'm the last generation.


Haha, so every generation after doesn't exist?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/20/16 at 2:51 pm


Drake >>> Kendrick Lamar

http://images.bigcartel.com/bigcartel/product_images/58553171/max_h-1000+max_w-1000/004_holdatL_v2.png


Now to be honest I really enjoy both of the rappers and think all of them are equally great, I can't really choose between the two, but nobody can say Drake is a terrible rapper though, that's just absurd in my book. He's come up with some legendary lyrics, beats and instrumentals that get stuck in your head since 2009-present. Whether it's his song or he's featured in it.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/20/16 at 2:56 pm


Haha, so every generation after doesn't exist?


Howard is saying he's Generation Z  :D Welcome to the club! We need a duckface Jaden Smith-esque selfie to verify your membership.

http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2012/cbb/blog/120213/jaden-smith-300.jpg

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 03/20/16 at 3:15 pm

I just had to upload this!! ;D  ;D ;D
B8RYBFaNhFU

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/20/16 at 3:20 pm


You're taking this too far. Do you realize how offensive something like that is? You should sit back and think about what you said.


It's the truth, though.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/20/16 at 3:24 pm


I just had to upload this!! ;D  ;D ;D


;D ;D Amazing. I'm getting nostalgic for Rob Ford. Every week we got some hilarity out of him.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/20/16 at 3:38 pm

Kendrick Lamar is way better than Drake. Drake's just some pussy ass bitch from Canada.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/20/16 at 3:40 pm


I just had to upload this!! ;D  ;D ;D
B8RYBFaNhFU


ROFL (RUFFLE LOL) !

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/20/16 at 3:43 pm

Kendrick Lamar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5YNiCfWC3A
vs
Drake
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RubBzkZzpUA

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/20/16 at 3:45 pm


Kendrick Lamar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5YNiCfWC3A
vs
Drake
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RubBzkZzpUA


Both of them are great. Just different styles of hip hop or rap music. I like diversity in my music.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/20/16 at 3:45 pm


Kendrick Lamar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5YNiCfWC3A
vs
Drake
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RubBzkZzpUA


Wow, even 20 years later, the West Coast rap sub-genre is still amazing.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/20/16 at 3:47 pm


Howard is saying he's Generation Z  :D Welcome to the club! We need a duckface Jaden Smith-esque selfie to verify your membership.

http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2012/cbb/blog/120213/jaden-smith-300.jpg


I'm Generation Q. ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/20/16 at 3:48 pm


Both of them are great. Just different styles of hip hop or rap music. I like diversity in my music.


I respect your opinion mqg96. I just think Drake is pure garbage. I've even heard some of his non-single songs and there still not good imo. But his latest hit Hotline Bling is pure cancer.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxpDa-c-4Mc

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/20/16 at 3:50 pm


Kendrick Lamar is way better than Drake. Drake's just some pussy ass bitch from Canada.


Everything from Canada is better. You'll realize this as you get older.


Kendrick Lamar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5YNiCfWC3A


Forgettable.

vs
Drake
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RubBzkZzpUA


Iconic.


I respect your opinion mqg96. I just think Drake is pure garbage. I've even heard some of his non-single songs and there still not good imo. But his latest hit Hotline Bling is pure cancer.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxpDa-c-4Mc


The greatest.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/20/16 at 3:51 pm


Everything from Canada is better. You'll realize this as you get older.

Forgettable.
Iconic.

The greatest.


Your trolling is getting a little stale Slowpoke.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/20/16 at 3:52 pm


I'm Generation Q. ;D


Generation Q?

http://generationqmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/banner2lg-e1419447863592.jpg

https://makeupbysiryn.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/generation-q-press-release_us_artwork_final-1_page_1.jpg

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/20/16 at 3:52 pm


Your trolling is getting a little stale Slowpoke.


He's probably trolling you because sometimes you take crap on a high level.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/20/16 at 3:53 pm

West Coast Bitch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNTpPNo3LBg

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/20/16 at 3:55 pm


He's probably trolling you because sometimes you take crap on a high level.


How do I take crap to the next level?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 80sfan on 03/20/16 at 3:56 pm

The silent generation.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/20/16 at 3:57 pm


How do I take crap to the next level?


You say their opinions suck, and that yours matter sometimes.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/20/16 at 3:59 pm


You say their opinions suck, and that yours matter sometimes.


When dog, when? Come at me!!!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/20/16 at 3:59 pm


When dog, when? Come at me!!!


Now.  :(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/20/16 at 4:02 pm


Now.  :(


I'm not saying your opinon sucks I'm saying fite me bruh or else you a pusssahh!!! 8-P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/20/16 at 4:03 pm


He's probably trolling you because sometimes you take crap on a high level.


I don't really listen to as much hip-hop as I used to in the mid-2000s, but I do like Drake, Wiz Khalifa and Silento.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 03/20/16 at 5:07 pm


Howard is saying he's Generation Z  :D Welcome to the club! We need a duckface Jaden Smith-esque selfie to verify your membership.

http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2012/cbb/blog/120213/jaden-smith-300.jpg

I know it's all subjective, but do you believe 1995-97 is Gen Y, Gen Z, or Y/Z cusp?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/20/16 at 5:10 pm


I don't really listen to as much hip-hop as I used to in the mid-2000s, but I do like Drake, Wiz Khalifa and Silento.


Drake and Wiz Khalifa are so dope and awesome, but I don't care for Silento though, especially his terrible Watch Me Whip/Nae Nae song.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/20/16 at 5:23 pm


Kendrick Lamar is way better than Drake. Drake's just some pussy ass bitch from Canada.


Now you're making sense, Kid. Drake is a little pussy ass bitch who need mommy to wipe his bib for him.


I'm Generation Q. ;D


You're pretty old then! Q is like... Caveman times!


Howard is saying he's Generation Z  :D Welcome to the club! We need a duckface Jaden Smith-esque selfie to verify your membership.

http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2012/cbb/blog/120213/jaden-smith-300.jpg


Gen Pansy lasts from 1974-present!? I don't think so. 1987-present more like.


It's the truth, though.


That's your age talking. The Beastie Boys revolutionized hip hop. Smash Mouth made awful music.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/20/16 at 5:23 pm


That's your age talking. The Beastie Boys revolutionized hip hop. Smash Mouth made awful music.


Wasn't Smash Mouth popular in the late 90s/early 00s?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/20/16 at 5:24 pm


Wasn't Smash Mouth popular in the late 90s/early 00s?


Yes...

But they still sucked!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/20/16 at 5:36 pm

SLOWPOKE
WANTED FOR
2 COUNTS TROLLING (JordanK1982 and cool123)
1 COUNT HORRIBLE MUSIC TASTE (Likes Drake)
1 COUNT HATING (Hate 2000s)
1 COUNTS LOVING 2010s

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/20/16 at 5:38 pm

Good rap:
YVkUvmDQ3HY

Bad rap:
EHkozMIXZ8w

Everything before 2003 was better.


SLOWPOKE
WANTED FOR
2 COUNTS TROLLING (JordanK1982 and cool123)
1 COUNT HORRIBLE MUSIC TASTE (Likes Drake)
1 COUNT HATING (Hate 2000s)
1 COUNTS LOVING 2010s


He sounds like a dangerous criminal. I didn't know post-1987 millennials liked to live this dangerously.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/20/16 at 5:41 pm


Good rap:
YVkUvmDQ3HY

Bad rap:
EHkozMIXZ8w

Everything before 2003 was better.

He sounds like a dangerous criminal. I didn't know post-1987 millennials liked to live this dangerously.


Two things. One, Marshall Mathers LP 2 is a good album and two I didn't know a post-1987 millennial could live so dangerously too.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/20/16 at 5:43 pm


Two things. One, Marshall Mathers LP 2 is a good album and two I didn't know a post-1987 millennial could live so dangerously too.


MML2 is good? I only like Infinite to Eminem Show but I can't stand the 2010's style of music Eminem does on MMLP2. Slowpoke, he seems tough as nails to me if he's wanted for all those crimes.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 03/20/16 at 5:45 pm


Yes...

But they still sucked!

But All Star is, like, the prime Y2K-era song. :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/20/16 at 5:46 pm


MML2 is good? I only like Infinite to Eminem Show but I can't stand the 2010's style of music Eminem does on MMLP2. Slowpoke, he seems tough as nails to me if he's wanted for all those crimes.


His work from Infinite to Eminem Show is his best but I don't think MML2 is that bad. When he started being less Slim Shady is when he started to suck but he at least tries to bring Slim Shady back in MML2.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/20/16 at 5:47 pm


I know it's all subjective, but do you believe 1995-97 is Gen Y, Gen Z, or Y/Z cusp?


I don't know myself.  I don't think we'll ever truly know until Gen Z starts defining itself, just like we didn't know whether late 70s/early 80s babies were Gen X or not until it was more obvious what a Millennial is. ;D If you're asking me whether I get along with those ages, then yeah, they don't feel too much younger. Only thing is that they're on Snapchat all day. I made a Snapchat account a week ago and barely any of my friends are on it :\'(


Drake and Wiz Khalifa are so dope and awesome, but I don't care for Silento though, especially his terrible Watch Me Whip/Nae Nae song.


I was trolling. Was I stealth? ;) ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/20/16 at 5:48 pm


That's your age talking. The Beastie Boys revolutionized hip hop. Smash Mouth made awful music.


Run–D.M.C., N.W.A., Outkast, 2-Pac, Eminem, and Wu-Tang Clan definitely revolutionized hip hop. I would say NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" or  Run DMC's "Peter Piper" out of all of them.

and as much as some people don't want to admit it, Jay-Z and Drake have revolutionized modern hip hop too.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/20/16 at 5:52 pm

Outkast, Wu-Tang Clan, and Eminem are the sheesh. Jay-Z's earlier work isn't bad but Drake is just bad.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/20/16 at 6:00 pm


He sounds like a dangerous criminal. I didn't know post-1987 millennials liked to live this dangerously.


We're 2 Xtreme! #yolo

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/20/16 at 7:06 pm


But All Star is, like, the prime Y2K-era song. :o


Well, it was all over the radio from 1999 to 2003 but there are better choices. I guess Smash Mouth did frosted their tips and hang out with ICP a lot so there's that.


Run–D.M.C., N.W.A., Outkast, 2-Pac, Eminem, and Wu-Tang Clan definitely revolutionized hip hop. I would say NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" or  Run DMC's "Peter Piper" out of all of them.

and as much as some people don't want to admit it, Jay-Z and Drake have revolutionized modern hip hop too.


So did the Beastie Boys. They brought Hip Hop to new levels with Check Your Head by playing their own instruments. Many producers look at Paul's Boutique as the album that revolutionized sampling and brought it to new heights. Run-DMC >> Everything else, of course, I will not deny that but the Beasties are incredibly important to da hip hop hiztory.


His work from Infinite to Eminem Show is his best but I don't think MML2 is that bad. When he started being less Slim Shady is when he started to suck but he at least tries to bring Slim Shady back in MML2.


Yeah, but he doesn't do that good a job. Slim Shady's prime was 1997-2003 and this comeback feels weak compared to that. Where's the Shady theme, too? We had What's My Name, Real Slim Shady and Without Me but on MMLP2 we got nothing.


We're 2 Xtreme! #yolo


But are you 1998-2002 Xtreme!? Are you 2010's people ~~Xtrm~~~ anyway?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/20/16 at 7:20 pm


But are you 1998-2002 Xtreme!? Are you 2010's people ~~Xtrm~~~ anyway?


We planked. What did you do?!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/20/16 at 7:20 pm


We planked. What did you do?!


6 900's off the roof while listening to Sum 41 and playing both the PS1 and PS2. ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/20/16 at 7:29 pm


6 900's off the roof while listening to Sum 41 and playing both the PS1 and PS2. ;)


http://i.imgur.com/eidNOHc.gifv

2010s win.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/20/16 at 7:32 pm


http://i.imgur.com/eidNOHc.gif

2010s win.


Wimps. They could never pull off flying into space and back like the Riddlin' Kids did in the "I Feel Fine" video.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 03/20/16 at 8:14 pm


The silent generation.

That would be my grandparents! lol

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 03/20/16 at 8:26 pm


I don't know myself.  I don't think we'll ever truly know until Gen Z starts defining itself, just like we didn't know whether late 70s/early 80s babies were Gen X or not until it was more obvious what a Millennial is. ;D If you're asking me whether I get along with those ages, then yeah, they don't feel too much younger. Only thing is that they're on Snapchat all day. I made a Snapchat account a week ago and barely any of my friends are on it :\'(


They're kinda already doing that. I've read articles on them and have their own characteristics. For example, many seem to be queer (or pansexual), entrepreneurs, and on less known social networks. In addition, we even know they are willing to change the world and put judgements to rest. Right now, there are a few celebrities in that generation who are making names for them.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: apollonia1986 on 03/20/16 at 8:39 pm

I guess Gen Y, but my aesthetics and heart belong to Gen X.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/20/16 at 8:40 pm

Generation Y is everyone born up to the year 2000. Also known as "Millennials". Gen Z is anyone born after 2000. There's no such thing as Y/Z cusp.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 03/20/16 at 8:43 pm


Generation Y is everyone born up to the year 2000. Also known as "Millennials". Gen Z is anyone born after 2000. There's no such thing as Y/Z cusp.

I actually kinda agree with this.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/20/16 at 8:49 pm


Generation Y is everyone born up to the year 2000. Also known as "Millennials". Gen Z is anyone born after 2000. There's no such thing as Y/Z cusp.


I agree. It's clear, concise and to the point.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/20/16 at 8:53 pm


Generation Y is everyone born up to the year 2000. Also known as "Millennials". Gen Z is anyone born after 2000. There's no such thing as Y/Z cusp.



I agree. It's clear, concise and to the point.


When people say Y/Z cusp, they don't mean literally, they mean that their lives growing up are in the transition from Y to Z. If there's an immediate cutoff for Y and an immediate start for Z, then what happens is that people start getting into arguments and they're like "we're only one year apart so why can't we be part of the same generation"? So there has to be a cutoff or a transition period eventually. As a 1996 born can't consider myself as completely Y and I can't consider myself as completely Z either. Whether we want to admit it or not, a lot of sources or demographics always consider us as apart of the Z or homelanders generation, but many others consider us as the tail end of millennials or Y too. In other words I'm too young for many Y stereotypes but at the same time I'm too old for many Z stereotypes. I do relate to some Y and Z stereotypes though, but it's an even mixture of both. Slim, you could even say that it felt like we had a Y childhood but since our teenage years up to present it feels like we're apart of Z with all the technology and internet on all platforms that's taken over our culture. When it comes to the eras of pop culture when it shifted over from Y to Z people have different opinions on that.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 03/20/16 at 9:09 pm


When people say Y/Z cusp, they don't mean literally, they mean that their lives growing up are in the transition from Y to Z. If there's an immediate cutoff for Y and an immediate start for Z, then what happens is that people start getting into arguments and they're like "we're only one year apart so why can't we be part of the same generation"? So there has to be a cutoff or a transition period eventually. As a 1996 born can't consider myself as completely Y and I can't consider myself as completely Z either. Whether we want to admit it or not, a lot of sources or demographics always consider us as apart of the Z or homelanders generation, but many others consider us as the tail end of millennials or Y too. In other words I'm too young for many Y stereotypes but at the same time I'm too old for many Z stereotypes. I do relate to some Y and Z stereotypes though, but it's an even mixture of both. Slim, you could even say that it felt like we had a Y childhood but since our teenage years up to present it feels like we're apart of Z with all the technology and internet on all platforms that's taken over our culture. When it comes to the eras of pop culture when it shifted over from Y to Z people have different opinions on that.

If it makes you feel better I don't see you as Z at all. :)
And I'm curious what Y stereotypes are you referring to? ???

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 03/20/16 at 9:20 pm

I just say I'm Late Y(Millennial)... not any y/z bullsheesh!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/20/16 at 10:00 pm


When people say Y/Z cusp, they don't mean literally, they mean that their lives growing up are in the transition from Y to Z. If there's an immediate cutoff for Y and an immediate start for Z, then what happens is that people start getting into arguments and they're like "we're only one year apart so why can't we be part of the same generation"? So there has to be a cutoff or a transition period eventually. As a 1996 born can't consider myself as completely Y and I can't consider myself as completely Z either. Whether we want to admit it or not, a lot of sources or demographics always consider us as apart of the Z or homelanders generation, but many others consider us as the tail end of millennials or Y too. In other words I'm too young for many Y stereotypes but at the same time I'm too old for many Z stereotypes. I do relate to some Y and Z stereotypes though, but it's an even mixture of both. Slim, you could even say that it felt like we had a Y childhood but since our teenage years up to present it feels like we're apart of Z with all the technology and internet on all platforms that's taken over our culture. When it comes to the eras of pop culture when it shifted over from Y to Z people have different opinions on that.

Actually all of the facts, research and data I've from many different articles said Gen Y is until 2000. This Y/Z stuff only got started on this forum.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/20/16 at 10:00 pm


I just say I'm Late Y(Millennial)... not any y/z bullsheesh!


I always felt Gen Z actually, because I don't remember a time when computer weren't common. My dad bought our computer when I was 4. I don't claim ages 0-3 because those aren't my formative years. Now if we're talking about a time when computers weren't essential (1999/2000) I was only 7 years old, those years aren't very formative. Only when I start getting into my teen/young adult years do the similarities to Gen Y pop in, with the flip phones and the iPods and the Bush hating and the Obama loving LOL.  "Y/Z cusp" seems to define me accurately. I always felt I was the bridge between two eras. Maybe personal life experience goes into it as well. We're all datapoints on one large graph, and the point is to find the trendlines :D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/20/16 at 10:01 pm


I just say I'm Late Y(Millennial)... not any y/z bullsheesh!

Yeah same here.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/20/16 at 11:43 pm


Generation Y is everyone born up to the year 2000. Also known as "Millennials". Gen Z is anyone born after 2000. There's no such thing as Y/Z cusp.


2000 makes the most sense as it's pretty much the reason why the generation is called "Millennials" in the first place.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 03/21/16 at 12:41 am


Right now, there are a few celebrities in that generation who are making names for them.

Such as? I'm guessing Jaden Smith is one of them, heh.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 03/21/16 at 12:42 am


Actually all of the facts, research and data I've from many different articles said Gen Y is until 2000. This Y/Z stuff only got started on this forum.

For many years that was the case, but around 2012, most business, demographers, marketers, etc. started to "refine" the Gen Y definition from 1980-2000 to 1980-1994, with Gen Z being 1995-2009.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/21/16 at 12:55 am


Such as? I'm guessing Jaden Smith is one of them, heh.


Rebecca Black definitely. Think about it. She releases a crappy song at the age of 13 and her life is now hell because of all the social media, people can b*tch to her directly. In contrast, if I release a crappy song in 2006, I get rich, I drop put of school,  and people see me rollin' they hatin', and I'm just another Soulja Boy.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 03/21/16 at 1:02 am


Rebecca Black definitely. Think about it. She releases a crappy song at the age of 13 and her life is now hell because of all the social media, people can b*tch to her directly. In contrast, if I release a crappy song in 2006, I get rich, I drop put of school,  and people see me rollin' they hatin', and I'm just another Soulja Boy.
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D


Such as? I'm guessing Jaden Smith is one of them, heh.
Yep and so is Amandla Steinberg, Rowan Blanchard (star of Girl Meets World), and Kylie Jenner.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: ArcticFox on 03/21/16 at 12:27 pm


Generation X; though I must tell you that this Generation ends at 1977 as a birth year. I was born in 1976 and have absolutely nothing in common with those born in the 80s. Sorry.

Tanya


Uh, no. The final year of Generation X birth dates is 1981. And saying you "have absolutely nothing in common with those born in the 80s"? You were born in 1976. Someone born in 1980 and even 1981 is not going to be different from you. As a matter of fact, from my first hand experience, you guys are culturally part of the same era. You guys like the same music, clothes, tv shows, movies, etc. Aka, the 1990's. Four years isn't a generation gap at all.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 03/21/16 at 12:33 pm

I think this thread might be locked, it's necroposting. Also, most of this discussion is  just a retread of the "New way of defining generations" thread under More than a decade.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/21/16 at 12:43 pm


I think this thread might be locked, it's necroposting. Also, most of this discussion is  just a retread of the "New way of defining generations" thread under More than a decade.


Yeah, why the hell is everyone bumping super old topics during these past few weeks?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 03/21/16 at 1:21 pm


I think this thread might be locked, it's necroposting. Also, most of this discussion is  just a retread of the "New way of defining generations" thread under More than a decade.
except the difference is that this one was created long before that aforementioned thread and when the D word became an offense. In addition, the generations at that time were way different than they are today.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/21/16 at 2:52 pm


Generation Q?

http://generationqmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/banner2lg-e1419447863592.jpg

https://makeupbysiryn.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/generation-q-press-release_us_artwork_final-1_page_1.jpg


I was just kidding.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/21/16 at 2:53 pm


I'm not saying your opinon sucks I'm saying fite me bruh or else you a pusssahh!!! 8-P


Will you stop it, you're acting immature. ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/21/16 at 2:55 pm


Now you're making sense, Kid. Drake is a little pussy ass bitch who need mommy to wipe his bib for him.

You're pretty old then! Q is like... Caveman times!

Gen Pansy lasts from 1974-present!? I don't think so. 1987-present more like.

That's your age talking. The Beastie Boys revolutionized hip hop. Smash Mouth made awful music.


I'm only 42 years old.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/21/16 at 4:06 pm


Good rap:
Bad rap:

Everything before 2003 was better.

He sounds like a dangerous criminal. I didn't know post-1987 millennials liked to live this dangerously.


I liked the Monster.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/21/16 at 7:25 pm


I liked the Monster.


the Monster by Eminem and Rihanna you mean  :D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/21/16 at 7:39 pm


the Monster by Eminem and Rihanna you mean  :D


Yes, The Monster and Love The Way You Lie Part 2 are good songs.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/21/16 at 10:46 pm


I'm only 42 years old.


It was a joke. ;)


I liked the Monster.


That song sucks! Without Me is much, much better.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/21/16 at 11:10 pm


It was a joke. ;)

That song sucks! Without Me is much, much better.


http://s11.photobucket.com/user/streex/media/mario_bros_haters_gonna_hate_by_mattmcmanis-d352c8d.gif.html

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/21/16 at 11:12 pm


http://s11.photobucket.com/user/streex/media/mario_bros_haters_gonna_hate_by_mattmcmanis-d352c8d.gif.html


I see nothing.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/21/16 at 11:38 pm


I see nothing.


http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a187/streex/mario_bros_haters_gonna_hate_by_mattmcmanis-d352c8d.gif

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/21/16 at 11:41 pm


http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a187/streex/mario_bros_haters_gonna_hate_by_mattmcmanis-d352c8d.gif


That is how I feel everyday.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: c_keenan2001@hotmail.com on 03/22/16 at 11:06 am

I'm Gen X if I really need to say so.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/22/16 at 2:50 pm


I liked the Monster.


Monster energy drink?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/22/16 at 3:49 pm


Monster energy drink?


Haha, no, the Eminem song. ;D I don't like sugary pop drinks.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/22/16 at 4:13 pm


http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a187/streex/mario_bros_haters_gonna_hate_by_mattmcmanis-d352c8d.gif


cHbv0pIjF6I

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/22/16 at 4:13 pm


Haha, no, the Eminem song. ;D I don't like sugary pop drinks.

Energy drinks aren't sugary or pop though.  ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/22/16 at 4:16 pm


Haha, no, the Eminem song. ;D I don't like sugary pop drinks.


It's payback, Russell Wilson falling way back
In the draft, turn nothing into something, still can make that
Straw into gold chump, I will spin Rumpelstiltskin in a haystack

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/22/16 at 4:18 pm




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRJ3lclsI1w


Energy drinks aren't sugary or pop though.  ;D


Monster is though. They have 27 grams of sugar in one can.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/22/16 at 4:19 pm


Energy drinks aren't sugary or pop though.  ;D


A lot of energy drinks are too sugary and unhealthy for you, and could make you crash. Granted, different flavors of Monster, Rockstar, or Red Bull energy drinks taste sooo temptingly good but I can't poison my body. I workout at the gym a lot and run miles daily. I have to drink a lot of water throughout the day, 100% juices after breakfast/lunch/dinner, and Powerade/Gatorade after a workout.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/22/16 at 4:27 pm


A lot of energy drinks are too sugary and unhealthy for you, and could make you crash. Granted, different flavors of Monster, Rockstar, or Red Bull energy drinks taste sooo temptingly good but I can't poison my body. I workout at the gym a lot and run miles daily. I have to drink a lot of water throughout the day, 100% juices after breakfast/lunch/dinner, and Powerade/Gatorade after a workout.

Oh okay interesting, I didn't know that because I never had an energy drink in my life.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/22/16 at 4:29 pm


Energy drinks aren't sugary or pop though.  ;D


They also have caffeine in most of them, which could be addictive to some people.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Philip Eno on 03/22/16 at 4:32 pm


They also have caffeine in most of them, which could be addictive to some people.
Also Glucose Syrup?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/22/16 at 4:33 pm


Oh okay interesting, I didn't know that because I never had an energy drink in my life.


Yeah, I remember throughout my 4 years of running cross country in high school a lot of us were told a bunch of foods and drinks that are highly recommended to eat/drink or not to eat/drink. Sports drinks like Powerade, Gatorade, or some of the sports drink powders that you mix with water are ok, especially after a hard workout, race, or game.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Philip Eno on 03/22/16 at 4:34 pm


They also have caffeine in most of them, which could be addictive to some people.
Gatorade contains water, sucrose (table sugar), dextrose, citric acid, natural flavor, sodium chloride (table salt), sodium citrate, monopotassium phosphate, and flavoring/coloring ingredients; some Gatorade flavor variations use brominated vegetable oil as a stabilizer. It all sounds lethal?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/22/16 at 4:34 pm


Also Glucose Syrup?


I don't think a lot of people would be addicted to glucose syrup, but it's a bit unhealthy.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/22/16 at 4:39 pm


Gatorade contains water, sucrose (table sugar), dextrose, citric acid, natural flavor, sodium chloride (table salt), sodium citrate, monopotassium phosphate, and flavoring/coloring ingredients; some Gatorade flavor variations use brominated vegetable oil as a stabilizer. It all sounds lethal?


http://speedendurance.com/2009/07/09/energy-drinks-vs-sports-drinks-know-thy-difference/

http://running.competitor.com/2013/12/nutrition/energy-drinks-vs-sports-drinks_26671

http://www.lifeeducation.org.au/parents/item/317-sports-drinks-vs-energy-drinks

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/22/16 at 5:09 pm


Gatorade contains water, sucrose (table sugar), dextrose, citric acid, natural flavor, sodium chloride (table salt), sodium citrate, monopotassium phosphate, and flavoring/coloring ingredients; some Gatorade flavor variations use brominated vegetable oil as a stabilizer. It all sounds lethal?

Gatorade isn't an energy drink though. Gatorade is a sports/exercise drink. The best drink is water.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Philip Eno on 03/22/16 at 5:12 pm


Gatorade isn't an energy drink though. Gatorade is a sports/exercise drink. The best drink is water.
Water is my choice!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/22/16 at 5:21 pm


Gatorade isn't an energy drink though. Gatorade is a sports/exercise drink. The best drink is water.


Gatorade is better if you're exercising. Gotta replace your electrolytes (sodium, potassium etc.). If you're not doing anything then yes, water is better.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/22/16 at 6:11 pm


Gatorade is better if you're exercising. Gotta replace your electrolytes (sodium, potassium etc.). If you're not doing anything then yes, water is better.

Water is still better after even the most heaviest exercise.... Water is all you need. You don't need the extra sugar in gatorade. It is much healthier to use water instead of gatorade for exercise..

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/22/16 at 6:16 pm


Water is still better after even the most heaviest exercise.... Water is all you need. You don't need the extra sugar in gatorade. It is much healthier to use water instead of gatorade for exercise..


If you did heavy exercise for extended periods of time drinking only water you would drop dead earlier than if you drank Gatorade. You need more than water; when you sweat you lose the electrolytes I previously mentioned. If you run low on sodium, the nerves in your body don't activate as quickly and could possibly give up.

http://www.mensfitness.com/nutrition/what-to-drink/sports-drinks-vs-water

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/22/16 at 6:27 pm


Water is still better after even the most heaviest exercise.... Water is all you need. You don't need the extra sugar in gatorade. It is much healthier to use water instead of gatorade for exercise..


Yes, I can agree with this, although it's still really good to have after a workout. Now without a workout I can see where you're coming from. Gatorade or Powerade isn't mandatory of course. I agree that water is better without a workout. Half of the ingredients from Gatorade you could get by eating fruits like a Banana.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/22/16 at 6:30 pm


Yes, I agree with this. Gatorade or Powerade isn't mandatory after a workout. It's still good for you after a workout but in the end water is still better. Half of the ingredients from Gatorade you could get by eating fruits like a Banana.


Gatorade is better during workout.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: violet_shy on 03/22/16 at 6:49 pm

I'm Generation X, I think. There really should be a name for us...how bout Generation Meztclimia?

My boyfriend is a Milllenial generation. We never discuss this, and we don't "clash"...well, sometimes lol. We're like Jack and Rose on the Titanic <3

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/22/16 at 11:28 pm


If you did heavy exercise for extended periods of time drinking only water you would drop dead earlier than if you drank Gatorade. You need more than water; when you sweat you lose the electrolytes I previously mentioned. If you run low on sodium, the nerves in your body don't activate as quickly and could possibly give up.

http://www.mensfitness.com/nutrition/what-to-drink/sports-drinks-vs-water


I agree. Gatorade is the superior sports drink and I have been drinking it for 30 years. Sometimes people don't think Gatorade is good or whatever and the dweebs drink Powerade but I gotta step in and tell 'em "Hey, I know you think it's fun to make friends with Richard and Karl and drink some Powerade but if you want to attract women then Gatorade is the way to go"

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/23/16 at 12:27 am


I agree. Gatorade is the superior sports drink and I have been drinking it for 30 years. Sometimes people don't think Gatorade is good or whatever and the dweebs drink Powerade but I gotta step in and tell 'em "Hey, I know you think it's fun to make friends with Richard and Karl and drink some Powerade but if you want to attract women then Gatorade is the way to go"


Who are Richard and Karl?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/23/16 at 12:34 am


Who are Richard and Karl?


Richard Marx and Karl Marx.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/23/16 at 12:39 am


If you did heavy exercise for extended periods of time drinking only water you would drop dead earlier than if you drank Gatorade. You need more than water; when you sweat you lose the electrolytes I previously mentioned. If you run low on sodium, the nerves in your body don't activate as quickly and could possibly give up.

http://www.mensfitness.com/nutrition/what-to-drink/sports-drinks-vs-water

How did people survive back in the stone age when gatorade didn't exist after hard exercise? Water of course. You don't need anything else. Water is much healthier than Gatorade.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: musicguy93 on 03/23/16 at 12:40 am


Water is still better after even the most heaviest exercise.... Water is all you need. You don't need the extra sugar in gatorade. It is much healthier to use water instead of gatorade for exercise..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9mGZ1kPIiQ

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/23/16 at 12:42 am


How did people survive back in the stone age when gatorade didn't exist after hard exercise? Water of course. You don't need anything else. Water is much healthier than Gatorade.


https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/bc/f3/c8/bcf3c811edfbbbcea9b13cd4a49acb16.jpg

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/23/16 at 12:42 am


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9mGZ1kPIiQ

;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/23/16 at 12:45 am


Richard Marx and Karl Marx.


Oh  ;D Those guys are kool.


How did people survive back in the stone age when gatorade didn't exist after hard exercise? Water of course. You don't need anything else. Water is much healthier than Gatorade.


They ate food instead. They didn't exercise in today's sense, they didn't do cardio for 30 minutes straight.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/23/16 at 12:46 am


Oh  ;D Those guys are kool.


What!? No! They're communists! Communism is a great evil; the biggest threat to America.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/23/16 at 12:53 am


What!? No! They're communists! Communism is a great evil; the biggest threat to America.


"If you want to be young you need to support Chávez, otherwise you will be old" - Nicolas Maduro

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/23/16 at 12:55 am


"If you want to be young you need to support Chávez, otherwise you will be old" - Nicolas Maduro


I guess I'm going to be old then. You kids today don't even remember chain wallets.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/23/16 at 1:00 am


I guess I'm going to be old then. You kids today don't even remember chain wallets.


"Young people will take care of this country that's why you need to take care of your legs" - Nicolas Maduro.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/23/16 at 1:07 am


"Young people will take care of this country that's why you need to take care of your legs" - Nicolas Maduro.


"I've always wanted to make movies" - Fred Durst

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/23/16 at 2:51 pm


Haha, no, the Eminem song. ;D I don't like sugary pop drinks.


I used to drink them.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/23/16 at 2:52 pm


Oh okay interesting, I didn't know that because I never had an energy drink in my life.


You should try one.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/23/16 at 2:53 pm


They also have caffeine in most of them, which could be addictive to some people.


Which could make them jittery.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/23/16 at 2:54 pm


Water is my choice!


I always drink water.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/23/16 at 2:54 pm


Water is still better after even the most heaviest exercise.... Water is all you need. You don't need the extra sugar in gatorade. It is much healthier to use water instead of gatorade for exercise..


It flushes your system.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: c_keenan2001@hotmail.com on 03/23/16 at 3:17 pm


Kendrick Lamar is way better than Drake. Drake's just some pussy ass bitch from Canada.


What have you got against Canada? Have you ever been here before?  DON'T BE KNOCKING MY HOME UNTIL YOU'VE BEEN HERE!!!!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/23/16 at 3:22 pm


Kendrick Lamar is way better than Drake. Drake's just some pussy ass bitch from Canada.


What the hell do you have against Canada? They're more than just Justin Bieber and Drake.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 03/23/16 at 5:31 pm


Generation Y is everyone born up to the year 2000. Also known as "Millennials". Gen Z is anyone born after 2000. There's no such thing as Y/Z cusp.
This is something I don't actually see in articles or in research about this generation. The reason is that the analysts split the generations into two instead of 3.


I always felt Gen Z actually, because I don't remember a time when computer weren't common. My dad bought our computer when I was 4. I don't claim ages 0-3 because those aren't my formative years. Now if we're talking about a time when computers weren't essential (1999/2000) I was only 7 years old, those years aren't very formative. Only when I start getting into my teen/young adult years do the similarities to Gen Y pop in, with the flip phones and the iPods and the Bush hating and the Obama loving LOL.  "Y/Z cusp" seems to define me accurately. I always felt I was the bridge between two eras. Maybe personal life experience goes into it as well. We're all datapoints on one large graph, and the point is to find the trendlines :D
It's more than just PCs being common. You have to also look at characteristics, education, events etc. Then, you can see what generation you're part of. 


For many years that was the case, but around 2012, most business, demographers, marketers, etc. started to "refine" the Gen Y definition from 1980-2000 to 1980-1994, with Gen Z being 1995-2009.
Actually, the 1980-94 group was used long before. There are many old articles and discussions regarding that cohort.


I just say I'm Late Y(Millennial)... not any y/z bullsheesh!
Honestly, there isn't really 3 cohorts within each generation. There are only two which consists of older and younger.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: c_keenan2001@hotmail.com on 03/24/16 at 12:33 am


Kendrick Lamar is way better than Drake. Drake's just some pussy ass bitch from Canada.


Please take care in what you say on here.  It's very easy to offend some people.  And besides that YOU THINK THAT DRAKE'S THE ONLY ONE WHO EVEN COMES FROM HERE?

Here's some light reading oh ignorant one!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_bands_from_Canada

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/24/16 at 12:38 am


What have you got against Canada? Have you ever been here before?  DON'T BE KNOCKING MY HOME UNTIL YOU'VE BEEN HERE!!!!


He was trying to troll me (I'm from Canada too)  ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/24/16 at 1:02 am

http://www.cosmopolitan.co.uk/entertainment/a40396/struggles-born-in-1993/

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/24/16 at 1:06 am


http://www.cosmopolitan.co.uk/entertainment/a40396/struggles-born-in-1993/


Uhh... Why on earth do you read Cosmo?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/24/16 at 1:13 am


Uhh... Why on earth do you read Cosmo?


My friend linked it.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/24/16 at 1:14 am


My friend linked it.


"Friend"

Sure thing, pal. 8) ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/24/16 at 1:24 am


"Friend"

Sure thing, pal. 8) ;)


I'm the first kid to write of hearts, lies and friends.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/24/16 at 1:26 am


I'm the first kid to write of hearts, lies and friends.


I've dechipered this code and what you've actually said is:

"I've lied about my friend linking this Cosmo article to me. I love Cosmo with all my heart."

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/24/16 at 1:42 am


I've dechipered this code and what you've actually said is:

"I've lied about my friend linking this Cosmo article to me. I love Cosmo with all my heart."


http://www.cosmopolitan.co.uk/worklife/careers/a32755/work-best-friends-are-awesome/

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/24/16 at 1:51 am


http://www.cosmopolitan.co.uk/worklife/careers/a32755/work-best-friends-are-awesome/


What the hell? This article makes no god damn sense.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/24/16 at 3:30 pm


What have you got against Canada? Have you ever been here before?  DON'T BE KNOCKING MY HOME UNTIL YOU'VE BEEN HERE!!!!


That's telling him Celeste.  >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: muppethammer26 on 03/27/16 at 11:49 am

Even though I'm not a Homelander myself, I still can't wait for the Homeland pop culture to take off, so how I would see the pop culture of the 2020s. I'll give it like one or two years, because we're almost at the end of the Millennial pop culture.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/27/16 at 11:53 am


Even though I'm not a Homelander myself, I still can't wait for the Homeland pop culture to take off, so how I would see the pop culture of the 2020s. I'll give it like one or two years, because we're almost at the end of the Millennial pop culture.


I know I say this a billion times, but I hope late 2010s/early 2020s culture sets off something.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/27/16 at 11:55 am


I know I say this a billion times, but I hope late 2010s/early 2020s culture sets off something.


2015/2016 music has been rather bland in my opinion.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/27/16 at 12:14 pm


2015/2016 music has been rather bland in my opinion.


Yeah, it has the same EDM feel in most of their songs.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/27/16 at 12:37 pm


Yeah, it has the same EDM feel in most of their songs.


It does? It's electro, but I have not heard any decent dance songs in a while.  :(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: musicguy93 on 03/27/16 at 12:44 pm


I know I say this a billion times, but I hope late 2010s/early 2020s culture sets off something.


Me too. Even though I probably won't be the targeted demographic anymore (though I'll still be in my 20s  :D), I'm hoping the late 2010s and early 2020s has a much richer culture, that has more substance than the current era. I'm also hoping there's a stronger sense of individualism in the future. The 2010s (especially 2013-2016) seem to be very collectivist.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/27/16 at 12:49 pm

The huge cultural shifts happeened 1978, 1993 and 2008, which means the next one is schedule 2023 when you'll be 30. :P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/27/16 at 12:55 pm


The huge cultural shifts happeened 1978, 1993 and 2008, which means the next one is schedule 2023 when you'll be 30. :P


You forgot 2004 on that list, bud. ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/27/16 at 12:56 pm


You forgot 2004 on that list, bud. ;)


http://www.inthe00s.com/archive/inthe00s/smf/1448112970.shtml

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: musicguy93 on 03/27/16 at 12:57 pm


The huge cultural shifts happeened 1978, 1993 and 2008, which means the next one is schedule 2023 when you'll be 30. :P


Except I had a late birthday, so I'll still be 29 for most of 2023. So ha!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/27/16 at 1:00 pm


Except I had a late birthday, so I'll still be 29 for most of 2023. So ha!


The transition will be December 2023.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: musicguy93 on 03/27/16 at 1:03 pm


The transition will be December 2023.


Ah, but you seem to forget that if any holdovers from the 2010s exist in the early 2020s, they will be from the late 2010s, not the core 2010s, muahhahahahaaa!!!!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/27/16 at 1:04 pm


http://www.inthe00s.com/archive/inthe00s/smf/1448112970.shtml


I'm the one with the right opinion here. ;)


Ah, but you seem to forget that if any holdovers from the 2010s exist in the early 2020s, they will be from the late 2010s, not the core 2010s, muahhahahahaaa!!!!


This is true.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/27/16 at 1:10 pm


Ah, but you seem to forget that if any holdovers from the 2010s exist in the early 2020s, they will be from the late 2010s, not the core 2010s, muahhahahahaaa!!!!


The late 2010s won't be that different. It's like the 80s where 1991 was like the late 80s, which were like the mid-80s. 2021 will be like that. I asked my psychic. She saw a vision of old dads wearing skinny jeans and manbuns.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/27/16 at 1:12 pm


The late 2010s won't be that different. It's like the 80s where 1991 was like the late 80s, which were like the mid-80s. 2021 will be like that. I asked my psychic. She saw a vision of old dads wearing skinny jeans and manbuns.


The 80's is 1980-1989, that whole decade felt entirely 80's. ;)

1990-1992 is still pretty 80s but since it's not a 198X year, it doesn't define the decade. :P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/27/16 at 1:15 pm


The 80's is 1980-1989, that whole decade felt entirely 80's. ;)

1990-1992 is still pretty 80s but since it's not a 198X year, it doesn't define the decade. :P


Yeah but Spirit of '90 and all that junk. We are headed towards the Spirit of '20. 1978-1990 is the real decade just like 2008-2020 is the real decade. Then 2020-2022 will be like the new TheEarly20sGuy era.

Whatever. The point is musicguy93 will never be happy. >:( He should just accept 2010s culture is as good as it will get :P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/27/16 at 1:19 pm


Yeah but Spirit of '90 and all that junk. We are headed towards the Spirit of '20. 1978-1990 is the real decade just like 2008-2020 is the real decade. Then 2020-2022 will be like the new TheEarly20sGuy era.

Whatever. The point is musicguy93 will never be happy. >:( He should just accept 2010s culture is as good as it will get :P


Nah, the 80's is 1980-1992. ;) A long and wonderful decade! Ah, what an incredible time.

Music Dude is right, the 2010's are awful. Every 20XX year that isn't 2000, 2001 or 2002 has not been good so far.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/27/16 at 1:26 pm


Yeah but Spirit of '90 and all that junk. We are headed towards the Spirit of '20. 1978-1990 is the real decade just like 2008-2020 is the real decade. Then 2020-2022 will be like the new TheEarly20sGuy era.


My time will soon come.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/27/16 at 1:33 pm


My time will soon come.


You'll be in your 30s too (I think?). Sorry but y'all should've enjoyed the 2010s while you could.


Nah, the 80's is 1980-1992. ;) A long and wonderful decade! Ah, what an incredible time.

Music Dude is right, the 2010's are awful. Every 20XX year that isn't 2000, 2001 or 2002 has not been good so far.


I would say

2000
2011
2010
2014
2001
2012
2002
2003
2009
2015
2013
2007
2008
2006
2004
2005

From best to worst.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/27/16 at 1:40 pm


You'll be in your 30s too (I think?). Sorry but y'all should've enjoyed the 2010s while you could.


I like the 2010s. I thought I mentioned this before. There are a lot of things we have today that I'm okay with. I can't be the early '10s guy as I thought someone had already taken that spot.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/27/16 at 2:19 pm


You forgot 2004 on that list, bud. ;)

2004 was definitely not a huge transitional year. The entire 2000s up to 2008 felt gradual change.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/27/16 at 2:21 pm

I'm gonna be 30 in 2025.  :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/27/16 at 2:24 pm


2004 was definitely not a huge transitional year. The entire 2000s up to 2008 felt gradual change.


2004 was the first full year things felt completely mid 2000's (culturally). The huge transition year was 2003.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/27/16 at 2:27 pm


I would say

2000
2011
2010
2014
2001
2012
2002
2003
2009
2015
2013
2007
2008
2006
2004
2005

From best to worst.


Why are 2001 and 2002 not respect like they should be? I am disgusted but I'm also glad you put 2000 at the top. 2000 was indeed a mighty, mighty year. My list is:


2000 = 2001 = 2002

2003



Everything else.



2004 was definitely not a huge transitional year. The entire 2000s up to 2008 felt gradual change.


You're right. I should of said 2003.


Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/27/16 at 2:31 pm


The huge cultural shifts happeened 1978, 1993 and 2008, which means the next one is schedule 2023 when you'll be 30. :P


How did you figure that out? ???

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/27/16 at 2:32 pm


I'm gonna be 30 in 2025.  :o


I'm going to be 51.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/27/16 at 2:34 pm


I'm going to be 51.


I'll be... uhh... 43...

Jesus, I never thought I'd hit my 40's this quick. :-\\

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/27/16 at 3:00 pm


2004 was the first full year things felt completely mid 2000's (culturally). The huge transition year was 2003.

No 2003 was not a huge transition year. The change felt gradual in the decade. 2008 felt way more transitional.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/27/16 at 3:06 pm


No 2003 was not a huge transition year. The change felt gradual in the decade. 2008 felt way more transitional.


Well, I it was a huge transition year, Slim.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/27/16 at 3:19 pm


Well, I it was a huge transition year, Slim.


Maybe to you, since you're really into the late 90s/early 2000s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/27/16 at 3:21 pm


Maybe to you, since you're really into the late 90s/early 2000s.


Yeah, probably.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 03/27/16 at 3:35 pm


Why are 2001 and 2002 not respect like they should be? I am disgusted but I'm also glad you put 2000 at the top. 2000 was indeed a mighty, mighty year. My list is:


2000 = 2001 = 2002

2003



Everything else.


You're right. I should of said 2003.


Admit it, some early 2000s years are better than others.


How did you figure that out? ???


Every 15 years ;D

I was trolling :P


I'm gonna be 30 in 2025.  :o


2023 for me.  :o I'm sort of relieved actually. Hopefully I'll have settled down by then. I'm done with partying, give me kids and a house. ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/27/16 at 3:39 pm


Admit it, some early 2000s years are better than others.



Why on earth would I do that? I love each year of the early 00's equally. They're all incredible and mighty in the same way.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/27/16 at 3:42 pm


I'll be... uhh... 43...

Jesus, I never thought I'd hit my 40's this quick. :-\\


Well, you're still in your 30's?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/27/16 at 3:43 pm


Well, you're still in your 30's?


Yeah, I turn 34 in August.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/27/16 at 4:53 pm


Admit it, some early 2000s years are better than others.

Every 15 years ;D

I was trolling :P

2023 for me.  :o I'm sort of relieved actually. Hopefully I'll have settled down by then. I'm done with partying, give me kids and a house. ;D

It seems so soon for me haha. I am excited to settle as well, but time goes by so fast.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/27/16 at 5:53 pm


No 2003 was not a huge transition year. The change felt gradual in the decade. 2008 felt way more transitional.


2008 & 2009 were both huge transition years from 2000's to 2010's culture. I agree that 2008 & 2009 were more transitional than 2003, but that doesn't mean 2003 wasn't a transitional year though. 2003 was still the transition year from early 2000's to core 2000's culture. While the transition was complete by the start of 2004 which marked the beginning of mid 2000's culture. I'd say that 2001, 2003, 2008, and 2009 were the most transitional years of the 2000's decade, this is going by how the culture was in the U.S. by the way. If you lived in Canada then it's up to you to decide.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 03/27/16 at 10:42 pm


Even though I'm not a Homelander myself, I still can't wait for the Homeland pop culture to take off, so how I would see the pop culture of the 2020s. I'll give it like one or two years, because we're almost at the end of the Millennial pop culture.
I think we are at the end because most Millennials are over the age of the target audience, so pop culture is now beginning to focus more on the Plural generation. I say by late next year or 2018, the Millennial culture will be over as all of them will be finished with HS and then 1/3 of them will be in college thus making the Plural pop culture in full force.


I know I say this a billion times, but I hope late 2010s/early 2020s culture sets off something.



Me too. Even though I probably won't be the targeted demographic anymore (though I'll still be in my 20s  :D), I'm hoping the late 2010s and early 2020s has a much richer culture, that has more substance than the current era. I'm also hoping there's a stronger sense of individualism in the future. The 2010s (especially 2013-2016) seem to be very collectivist.


I agree with both of you. I'm hoping the same way.



Why are 2001 and 2002 not respect like they should be? I am disgusted but I'm also glad you put 2000 at the top. 2000 was indeed a mighty, mighty year. My list is:


2000 = 2001 = 2002

2003


That's your rank for Pop punk ;). How about the other genres?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/27/16 at 11:31 pm


That's your rank for Pop punk ;). How about the other genres?


That's my rank for those years in general, not just music. ;)

But talking genres, it's all the same. 2000 = 2001 = 2002; they're all around the same amount of good/bad. I love every year of the late 90's and early 00s equally.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/28/16 at 2:03 pm


I'll be... uhh... 43...

Jesus, I never thought I'd hit my 40's this quick. :-\\


Yep, you're getting old.  ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/28/16 at 2:04 pm


Yeah, I turn 34 in August.


How do you plan on celebrating?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/28/16 at 2:58 pm


Yep, you're getting old.  ;)


Yeepp... :-\\


How do you plan on celebrating?


I dunno. I'm still thinking about it.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: musicguy93 on 03/28/16 at 2:58 pm


The late 2010s won't be that different. It's like the 80s where 1991 was like the late 80s, which were like the mid-80s. 2021 will be like that. I asked my psychic. She saw a vision of old dads wearing skinny jeans and manbuns.


Yep, it'll be old dads alright. The ones whom will totally out of touch with the current fashion, that is  :P

I, on the other hand, will be totally hip with the kids  8)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/28/16 at 3:56 pm


The late 2010s won't be that different. It's like the 80s where 1991 was like the late 80s, which were like the mid-80s. 2021 will be like that. I asked my psychic. She saw a vision of old dads wearing skinny jeans and manbuns.

I think it's time for a big change. The 2010's and 2000s are very similar decades to each other so big change is needed.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/28/16 at 4:05 pm


Yep, it'll be old dads alright. The ones whom will totally out of touch with the current fashion, that is  :P

I, on the other hand, will be totally hip with the kids  8)


I, too, am hip with the kids.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: c_keenan2001@hotmail.com on 03/28/16 at 8:04 pm


SLOWPOKE
WANTED FOR
2 COUNTS TROLLING (JordanK1982 and cool123)
1 COUNT HORRIBLE MUSIC TASTE (Likes Drake)
1 COUNT HATING (Hate 2000s)
1 COUNTS LOVING 2010s


COOL123
WANTED FOR

1 COUNT OF KNOCKING CANADA
1 COUNT OF SUPPORTING DREADFUL RAP MUSIC
1 COUNT IGNORANCE ABOUT OTHER BANDS AND MUSICIANS COMING FROM CANADA
1 COUNT OF HATING 2010s

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/28/16 at 8:07 pm


COOL123
WANTED FOR

1 COUNT OF KNOCKING CANADA
1 COUNT OF SUPPORTING DREADFUL RAP MUSIC
1 COUNT IGNORANCE ABOUT OTHER BANDS AND MUSICIANS COMING FROM CANADA
1 COUNT OF HATING 2010s


Excuse me, no women is allowed to talk to me like that!!!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 03/28/16 at 8:12 pm


Excuse me, no women is allowed to talk to me like that!!!


COOL123
NOW WANTED FOR

1 COUNT OF SEXIST COMMENT AGAINST ONE OF THE USERS (c_keenan2001@hotmail.com)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 03/28/16 at 8:21 pm


COOL123
NOW WANTED FOR

1 COUNT OF A SEXIST COMMENT AGAINST ONE OF THE USERS (c_keenan2001@hotmail.com)


I plead not guilty.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: muppethammer26 on 03/28/16 at 8:25 pm


I think it's time for a big change. The 2010's and 2000s are very similar decades to each other so big change is needed.


No, you can't pair the 2000's with the 2010's. Both decades are very different. It's like pairing the 1980's with the 1990's when you said that.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/28/16 at 8:53 pm


No, you can't pair the 2000's with the 2010's. Both decades are very different. It's like pairing the 1980's with the 1990's when you said that.

No way, there is very little difference between the 2000s and 2010's on a relative scale... Certainly nowhere near the difference between the 90s and 80s or any other pair of decades we have had recently. You can list a lot of cultural differences and technological differences between the 2000s and 2010's, so can I, but relatively speaking, the 2000s and 2010's are very similar decades to each other. Maybe that will change later on this decade. Everyone tries to find differences which there are, but there are very few differences when you're comparing it to other decades. I'm not gonna go too deep into this because it is bordering decadology territory.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 03/28/16 at 8:54 pm


No, you can't pair the 2000's with the 2010's. Both decades are very different. It's like pairing the 1980's with the 1990's when you said that.

EXACTLY!!!! The core 2000s weren't like the core 2010s  AT ALL. Maybe the VERY late 2000s(Late 2008/2009) were.....
Just like the heart of the 80s WAS VERY different from the heart of the 90s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 03/28/16 at 8:55 pm


No way, there is very little difference between the 2000s and 2010's on a relative scale... Certainly nowhere near the difference between the 90s and 80s or any other pair of decades we have had recently. You can list a lot of cultural differences and technological differences between the 2000s and 2010's, so can I, but relatively speaking, the 2000s and 2010's are very similar decades to each other. Maybe that will change later on this decade.

How?!  ??? ??? ??? 2016 for example; doesn't feel similar to 2006 at all.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/28/16 at 8:56 pm


EXACTLY!!!! The core 2000s weren't like the core 2010s  AT ALL. Maybe the VERY late 2000s(Late 2008/2009) were.....
Just like the heart of the 80s WAS VERY different from the heart of the 90s.

When you look at the scale of all decades, you will see they are not as different as you think. 80s - No internet, 90s - slow internet no social media, 2000s fast internet with social media, mobile phones. 2010's - fast internet with advanced social media, advanced mobile phones. See my point?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: musicguy93 on 03/28/16 at 8:59 pm


COOL123
WANTED FOR

1 COUNT OF KNOCKING CANADA
1 COUNT OF SUPPORTING DREADFUL RAP MUSIC
1 COUNT IGNORANCE ABOUT OTHER BANDS AND MUSICIANS COMING FROM CANADA
1 COUNT OF HATING 2010s


The only thing I'd give him a pass for is hating the 2010s. Personally this decade's culture makes me want to puke.  8-P

But I agree with you on everything else.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/28/16 at 9:00 pm


How?!  ??? ??? ??? 2016 for example; doesn't feel similar to 2006 at all.

You must look at it objectively in the span of all decades. There are a lot differences of course.I'm not saying there aren't. But they are still similar when you look at the big picture. 2006 and 2016 are very similar to each other on a 50 year scale...

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 03/28/16 at 9:00 pm


When you look at the scale of all decades, you will see they are not as different as you think. 80s - No internet, 90s - slow internet no social media, 2000s fast internet with social media, mobile phones. 2010's - fast internet with advanced social media, advanced mobile phones. See my point?

OOH! :o I see! Technologically speaking they are kinda similar to each other! ;D ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/28/16 at 9:03 pm


OOH! :o I see! Technologically speaking they are kinda similar to each other! ;D ;)

Well personally I think they are more different to each other technologically than fashion wise. Music they're pretty different, but again if you're comparing it to other decades you can argue they're similar on that front too.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: muppethammer26 on 03/28/16 at 9:05 pm

The 2000's has ringtone rap, flip phones, Myspace, PS2, Xbox 360, emo rock, teen pop, DVD, SDTV, scene culture

The 2010's has trap rap, smart phones, Facebook, Twitter, PS4, Xbox One, indie rock, EDM pop, Blu-Ray, HDTV, hipster culture

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 03/29/16 at 12:27 pm


The 2000's has ringtone rap, flip phones, Myspace, PS2, Xbox 360, emo rock, teen pop, DVD, SDTV, scene culture

The 2010's has trap rap, smart phones, Facebook, Twitter, PS4, Xbox One, indie rock, EDM pop, Blu-Ray, HDTV, hipster culture

I know it's of topic.. But it's pretty fun how you as a 96er; consider yourself a late 90s baby. :o Yet Mq, considers himself a mid 90s baby! ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/29/16 at 12:35 pm


I know it's of topic.. But it's pretty fun how you as a 96er; consider yourself a late 90s baby. :o Yet Mq, considers himself a mid 90s baby! ;D


If I'm not mistaken, I remember him saying he was born in December 1996, which would make him late 90's because he's really 19 for most of this year along with the first half of 1997 born's, while I'm 20 for most of this year along with the first half of 1996 born's and the second half of 1995 born's including yourself. April 1995 is equally distant apart from my birth month/year as December 1996.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 03/29/16 at 12:42 pm


If I'm not mistaken, I remember him saying he was born in December 1996, which would make him late 90's because he's really 19 for most of this year along with the first half of 1997 born's, while I'm 20 for most of this year along with the first half of 1996 born's and the second half of 1995 born's including yourself. April 1995 is equally distant apart from my birth month/year as December 1996.



I know it's of topic.. But it's pretty fun how you as a 96er; consider yourself a late 90s baby. :o Yet Mq, considers himself a mid 90s baby! ;D


If you go on his profile, his age is listed as 20. That means his birthday was either this month or last month.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 03/29/16 at 12:45 pm

As mentioned before, some people divide decades in halves instead of thirds: xxx0-xxx5 is the "early" part of that decade, while xxx6-xx9 is the "late" part of that decade.

It should be noted that while this method is popular among some people, it's technically mathematically incorrect. xxx0-xxx4 would be the first half of the decade, while xxx5-xxx9 should be the second half.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/29/16 at 12:48 pm


If you go on his profile, his age is listed as 20. That means his birthday was either this month or last month.


My bad, and yeah, I thought it was somebody else on here who said he was was born late in 1996 or maybe any other month. In fact, before ocarinafan left, I notice there are a lot of us on this site who graduated HS in 2014 or were born in 1995 or 1996. Anyways, January 1, XXX0 - April 30, XXX3 is the early part of a decade, May 1, XXX3 - August 31, XXX6 is the mid part of a decade, and September 1, XXX6 - December 31, XXX9 is the late part of a decade.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: muppethammer26 on 03/29/16 at 12:49 pm


If I'm not mistaken, I remember him saying he was born in December 1996, which would make him late 90's because he's really 19 for most of this year along with the first half of 1997 born's, while I'm 20 for most of this year along with the first half of 1996 born's and the second half of 1995 born's including yourself. April 1995 is equally distant apart from my birth month/year as December 1996.


I was actually born in March 1996, still in the mid 90's

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/29/16 at 12:51 pm


If I'm not mistaken, I remember him saying he was born in December 1996, which would make him late 90's because he's really 19 for most of this year along with the first half of 1997 born's, while I'm 20 for most of this year along with the first half of 1996 born's and the second half of 1995 born's including yourself. April 1995 is equally distant apart from my birth month/year as December 1996.

As mentioned before, some people divide decades in halves instead of thirds: xxx0-xxx5 is the "early" part of that decade, while xxx6-xx9 is the "late" part of that decade.

It should be noted that while this method is popular among some people, it's technically mathematically incorrect. xxx0-xxx4 would be the first half of the decade, while xxx5-xxx9 should be the second half.

I know it's of topic.. But it's pretty fun how you as a 96er; consider yourself a late 90s baby. :o Yet Mq, considers himself a mid 90s baby! ;D


Time for some unneeded math.

10 years in a decade. 12 months in a year.
10 x 12  = 120
Early/Mid/Late is 3 parts
120/3 = 40

Early '90s = Janurary 1990 - April 1993 (First 40 months)
Mid '90s = May 1993 - August 1996 (Second 40 months)
Late '90s = September 1996 - December 1999 (Third 40 months)

First 40 months is early
Second 40 months is mid
third 40 months is late
After the 3rd 40 months the decade ends

Although I think I messed up in my math somewhere. Oh well.

Dec '96 is late '90s numerically as it exists within the 3rd set of 40 months within the decade.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/29/16 at 12:53 pm


As mentioned before, some people divide decades in halves instead of thirds: xxx0-xxx5 is the "early" part of that decade, while xxx6-xx9 is the "late" part of that decade.

It should be noted that while this method is popular among some people, it's technically mathematically incorrect. xxx0-xxx4 would be the first half of the decade, while xxx5-xxx9 should be the second half.


Well that's very inaccurate and hardly anybody says that. That's the first 6 years of a decade vs. the last 4 years of a decade. You mean XXX0 - XXX4 is early while XXX5 - XXX9 is late? But that still doesn't make any sense and still hardly anybody goes by that. The majority of people say that XXX0 - XXX3 is the early part, XXX4 - XXX6 is the mid part, and XXX7 - XXX9 is late. In reality XXX3 could be early or mid and XXX6 could be mid or late. XXX0 - XXX2 will always be early, XXX4 & XXX5 will always be mid, and XXX7 - XXX9 will always be late. Some people take out the XXX0 and go by the "no such thing as zero in a decade rule" and say that XXX1 - XXX3 is early, XXX4 - XXX6 is mid, and XXX7 - XXX9 is late. What I said in my previous comment is the fact though.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/29/16 at 12:54 pm


Time for some unneeded math.

10 years in a decade. 12 months in a year.
10 x 12  = 120
Early/Mid/Late is 3 parts
120/3 = 40

Early '90s = Janurary 1990 - April 1993 (First 40 months)
Mid '90s = May 1993 - August 1996 (Second 40 months)
Late '90s = September 1996 - December 1999 (Third 40 months)

First 40 months is early
Second 40 months is mid
third 40 months is late
After the 3rd 40 months the decade ends

Although I think I messed up in my math somewhere. Oh well.

Dec '96 is late '90s numerically as it exists within the 3rd set of 40 months within the decade.


All of this.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/29/16 at 12:54 pm


My bad, and yeah, I thought it was somebody else on here who said he was was born late in 1996 or maybe any other month. In fact, before ocarinafan left, I notice there are a lot of us on this site who graduated HS in 2014 or were born in 1995 or 1996. Anyways, January 1, XXX0 - April 30, XXX3 is the early part of a decade, May 1, XXX3 - August 31, XXX6 is the mid part of a decade, and September 1, XXX6 - December 31, XXX9 is the late part of a decade.


Yeah, this is accurate.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/29/16 at 12:55 pm


I was actually born in March 1996, still in the mid 90's


Same month and year as ocarinafan. Interesting. It's a lot of us.

"aja675" is April 1996 I think?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/29/16 at 1:27 pm

I was born in January 1995.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 03/29/16 at 1:27 pm

Hey you guys. I found some interesting studies recently regarding social media and characteristics on Millennials and Plurals. It is amusing.

http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/feb/01/millennials-not-on-social-media-twitter-facebook-instagram

https://www.battery.com/powered/survey-says-not-all-millennials-are-hooked-on-social-media/

http://luckyattitude.co.uk/millennial-characteristics/

https://inflexioninteractive.com/gen-z-social-media-apps/

http://www.nelsonsblog.com/5-crazy-true-characteristics-generation-z/

http://www.fluentgrp.com/wp-content/uploads/Social-Media-Infographic-FINAL.pdf

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 03/29/16 at 1:39 pm


I was born in January 1995.


I notice a lot of January 1995 born's on the internet for some reason.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 03/29/16 at 2:05 pm


Hey you guys. I found some interesting studies recently regarding social media and characteristics on Millennials and Plurals. It is amusing.

http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/feb/01/millennials-not-on-social-media-twitter-facebook-instagram

https://www.battery.com/powered/survey-says-not-all-millennials-are-hooked-on-social-media/

http://luckyattitude.co.uk/millennial-characteristics/

https://inflexioninteractive.com/gen-z-social-media-apps/

http://www.nelsonsblog.com/5-crazy-true-characteristics-generation-z/

http://www.fluentgrp.com/wp-content/uploads/Social-Media-Infographic-FINAL.pdf


The thing that I hate about this whole generation thing. For the longest of time it's been said that millennials are always using social media. And as of 2016 they're NOW saying that they're not always on social media. A problem with the whole generation thing is not only that it can be inaccurate, but the constant updating on defining characteristics on generations bugs me. For example how many different year spans for Gen millennial and plurals now? Heck by 2050 people will still be updating and changing definitions.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/29/16 at 2:54 pm


Yeepp... :-\\

I dunno. I'm still thinking about it.


We're just getting wiser. ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/29/16 at 2:54 pm


I, too, am hip with the kids.


I don't want to be hip with today's kids.  :P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/29/16 at 2:57 pm


I was born in January 1995.


I was born March 1974.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/29/16 at 4:10 pm


We're just getting wiser. ;)


This is the truth!


I don't want to be hip with today's kids.  :P


You're telling me you don't wanna wear circulation-cutting skinny jeans, ill-fitting flannel and thick rim glasses? :o


I was born March 1974.


I was born August 1982.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 03/29/16 at 4:41 pm


Well that's very inaccurate and hardly anybody says that. That's the first 6 years of a decade vs. the last 4 years of a decade. You mean XXX0 - XXX4 is early while XXX5 - XXX9 is late? But that still doesn't make any sense and still hardly anybody goes by that. The majority of people say that XXX0 - XXX3 is the early part, XXX4 - XXX6 is the mid part, and XXX7 - XXX9 is late. In reality XXX3 could be early or mid and XXX6 could be mid or late. XXX0 - XXX2 will always be early, XXX4 & XXX5 will always be mid, and XXX7 - XXX9 will always be late. Some people take out the XXX0 and go by the "no such thing as zero in a decade rule" and say that XXX1 - XXX3 is early, XXX4 - XXX6 is mid, and XXX7 - XXX9 is late. What I said in my previous comment is the fact though.
Decades can be divided into halves, thirds or even quarters.


The thing that I hate about this whole generation thing. For the longest of time it's been said that millennials are always using social media. And as of 2016 they're NOW saying that they're not always on social media. A problem with the whole generation thing is not only that it can be inaccurate, but the constant updating on defining characteristics on generations bugs me. For example how many different year spans for Gen millennial and plurals now? Heck by 2050 people will still be updating and changing definitions.
Well Millennials are still using social media, but they're not using all of them. If you see the ones about Millennials, a majority use FB the most often with Snapchat being the least. For Plurals, it's Snapchat the most with FB the least. All the others are in between; however, the age groups of Millennials have been divided into 3. Check out this photo regrading no account for Snapchat and Instagram.

http://www.battery.com/powered/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/SillsGraphic2.png

Now here's one for Twitter

http://www.battery.com/powered/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/SillsGraphic4.png



Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 03/29/16 at 6:55 pm

I'm 21 and I don't use all these new social media apps. The only new app I use is Periscope. I still use Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, although I don't use Facebook as often as before. But no Snap Chat, Instagram, or anything like that.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/30/16 at 3:09 pm


This is the truth!

You're telling me you don't wanna wear circulation-cutting skinny jeans, ill-fitting flannel and thick rim glasses? :o

I was born August 1982.


No I'm more dress-casual.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/30/16 at 11:37 pm


No I'm more dress-casual.


I know. I was making fun of the way kids today dress. ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: musicguy93 on 03/30/16 at 11:47 pm


I know. I was making fun of the way kids today dress. ;)


Today's fashion is going to age horribly.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 80sfan on 03/30/16 at 11:52 pm


I don't want to be hip with today's kids.  :P


That's good. Just be yourself.  ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 03/31/16 at 12:09 am

I honestly think this thread should be locked, it has nothing to do with 00s culture specifically and belongs on the More than a Decade forum.

The person who started this thread back in 2004 should've put it on More Than a Decade - though maybe that forum didn't exist back then.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 03/31/16 at 12:10 am


Today's fashion is going to age horribly.


I agree! The 2010's make the Nu Metal dudes look like classy gentlemen. If you told me in 2000/2001/2002 "Hey, Jordan! In the future, Nu Metal is going to look like the long lost glory days." I would of laughed in your face and explained why Nu Metal will never look good. Now? Oh boy...

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 03/31/16 at 2:36 pm


Today's fashion is going to age horribly.


What happened to dress-casual?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: c_keenan2001@hotmail.com on 04/04/16 at 7:44 pm


What happened to dress-casual?


Don't ask.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/04/16 at 7:48 pm

I know it's off topic, but I think anyone born during Clinton's FIRST term can definitely call themselves late Yers.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/04/16 at 7:50 pm


I know it's off topic, but I think anyone born during Clinton's FIRST term can definitely call themselves late Yers.


What about people born during his second term?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/04/16 at 7:53 pm


What about people born during his second term?

1997ers are debatable... :-\\ It's only MY opinion, but those 97ers are when the transition from Y to Z begins. But 1998-2000 born.... I guess Y/Z! But I dislike using the term though. ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 04/04/16 at 8:04 pm


1997ers are debatable... :-\\ It's only MY opinion, but those 97ers are when the transition from Y to Z begins. But 1998-2000 born.... I guess Y/Z! But I dislike using the term though. ;D


I've said it many times before, but anyone born from 1995-2000 could either be part of Generation Y (millennials) or Generation Z (homelanders) by demographics based off arbitrary opinions and theories. 1995-1997 leans towards Y, while 1998-2000 leans towards Z. 1995-2000 as a whole could be the transition from Y to Z, but aren't completely Y or completely Z based off demographics. 1994 is the last true Y since everybody agrees that 1994 is still part of Y, while 2001 is the first true Z since everybody agrees that 2001 is part of Z. When people say "Y/Z cusp" they mean in the transition period from Y to Z based off stereotypes, they're not trying to be literal. This is not my opinion, but these are facts based off what I've seen. I'm not the one who makes these decisions. So whatever generation you want to be apart of it's up to you or many other people to decide. Nobody can force to us to decide what generation we feel like we're apart of. Just stick with "Late Y" like you've always have.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/04/16 at 8:28 pm


I've said it many times before, but anymore born from 1995-2000 could either be part of Generation Y (millennials) or Generation Z (homelanders) by demographics based off arbitrary opinions and theories. 1995-1997 leans towards Y, while 1998-2000 leans towards Z. 1995-2000 as a whole could be the transition from Y to Z, but aren't completely Y or completely Z based off demographics. 1994 is the last true Y since everybody agrees that 1994 is still part of Y, while 2001 is the first true Z since everybody agrees that 2001 is part of Z. When people say "Y/Z cusp" they mean in the transition period from Y to Z based off stereotypes, they're not trying to be literal. This is not my opinion, but these are facts based off what I've seen. I'm not the one who makes these decisions. So whatever generation you want to be apart of it's up to you or many other people to decide. Nobody can force to us to decide what generation we feel like we're apart of. Just stick with "Late Y" like you've always have.


I felt like I'm a Y/Z cusp, since my preschool years happened during the early 2000s, while my early elementary school years (K-2) happened during the mid 2000s. Despite having the 2006-07 school year being half mid '00s/half late '00s, I think the cultural late 2000s started in the spring of 2007. Possibly around March or April. Since that was when late 2006 vibes came off from the year.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/04/16 at 8:33 pm

If Popsugar says 1977-1983 (Gen X/Y cusp) is "the Oregon Trail generation", then 1994-2000 (Y/Z cusp) could be "the Runescape generation". ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/04/16 at 9:22 pm


If Popsugar says 1977-1983 (Gen X/Y cusp) is "the Oregon Trail generation", then 1994-2000 (Y/Z cusp) could be "the Runescape generation". ;D


More like "the Pokemon generation". Runescape was popular during the early 2000s, but barely anybody played it after the mid 2000s. Plus, the game was towards older kids and young teens. So, I suppose Runescape shouldn't be placed that way.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/04/16 at 10:09 pm


I've said it many times before, but anyone born from 1995-2000 could either be part of Generation Y (millennials) or Generation Z (homelanders) by demographics based off arbitrary opinions and theories. 1995-1997 leans towards Y, while 1998-2000 leans towards Z. 1995-2000 as a whole could be the transition from Y to Z, but aren't completely Y or completely Z based off demographics. 1994 is the last true Y since everybody agrees that 1994 is still part of Y, while 2001 is the first true Z since everybody agrees that 2001 is part of Z. When people say "Y/Z cusp" they mean in the transition period from Y to Z based off stereotypes, they're not trying to be literal. This is not my opinion, but these are facts based off what I've seen. I'm not the one who makes these decisions. So whatever generation you want to be apart of it's up to you or many other people to decide. Nobody can force to us to decide what generation we feel like we're apart of. Just stick with "Late Y" like you've always have.

Well... you have your opinion and I have mine; you are NOT going to change my mind!!


Also, I consider 94ers late Y just like me! Btw... I'm curious what do you consider to be solid late Y.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 04/04/16 at 10:15 pm


Well... you have your opinion and I have mine; you are NOT going to change my mind!!


Also, I consider 94ers late Y just like me! Btw... I'm curious what do you consider to be solid late Y.


Are you watching the NCAA Basketball Championship right now? It's pretty good! Anyway, go back and read the last three sentences of my post. I'm not changing your mind at all.  ;D

It's really hard to pinpoint whether I'm solid late Y or early Z. I'm not sure. To be honest in reality I'm in the transition from Y to Z but by heart I will always feel like a late millennial. I've kinda moved on from these generation discussions though. I need to give it a rest now since I've debated on this for too long. You can go archive my older posts on this thread.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/04/16 at 11:25 pm


I know it's off topic, but I think anyone born during Clinton's FIRST term can definitely call themselves late Yers.



I've said it many times before, but anyone born from 1995-2000 could either be part of Generation Y (millennials) or Generation Z (homelanders) by demographics based off arbitrary opinions and theories. 1995-1997 leans towards Y, while 1998-2000 leans towards Z. 1995-2000 as a whole could be the transition from Y to Z, but aren't completely Y or completely Z based off demographics. 1994 is the last true Y since everybody agrees that 1994 is still part of Y, while 2001 is the first true Z since everybody agrees that 2001 is part of Z. When people say "Y/Z cusp" they mean in the transition period from Y to Z based off stereotypes, they're not trying to be literal. This is not my opinion, but these are facts based off what I've seen. I'm not the one who makes these decisions. So whatever generation you want to be apart of it's up to you or many other people to decide. Nobody can force to us to decide what generation we feel like we're apart of. Just stick with "Late Y" like you've always have.



I felt like I'm a Y/Z cusp, since my preschool years happened during the early 2000s, while my early elementary school years (K-2) happened during the mid 2000s. Despite having the 2006-07 school year being half mid '00s/half late '00s, I think the cultural late 2000s started in the spring of 2007. Possibly around March or April. Since that was when late 2006 vibes came off from the year.



If Popsugar says 1977-1983 (Gen X/Y cusp) is "the Oregon Trail generation", then 1994-2000 (Y/Z cusp) could be "the Runescape generation". ;D
I hope you guys know that there are actually two groups of the Millennials.  It's better to have older and younger as it's less confusing. 

1994-96 could be the youngest millennials while 1998-2000 could be the oldest Plurals. 1997 could swing both ways.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mach!ne_he@d on 04/05/16 at 11:27 am


I know it's off topic, but I think anyone born during Clinton's FIRST term can definitely call themselves late Yers.


Hmm, defining generations based on presidential terms is actually a pretty interesting concept. How would you say kids born in Reagan's second term stack up?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Arrowstone on 04/05/16 at 3:46 pm

Runescape was very popular, at least in 2005 among my peers.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/05/16 at 5:05 pm


Runescape was very popular, at least in 2005 among my peers.


I don't think it was popular towards kids born in the mid-late 90s/very early 2000s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 04/05/16 at 5:35 pm


I don't think it was popular towards kids born in the mid-late 90s/very early 2000s.


I had many friends and acquaintances in my grade who started getting into RuneScape since mid-way through elementary school. I didn't get on there but there were many people around my age group who experienced it in its prime.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/05/16 at 5:40 pm


I had many friends and acquaintances in my grade who started getting into RuneScape since mid-way through elementary school. I didn't get on there but there were many people around my age group who experienced it in its prime.


Okay, maybe it was only popular towards late 80s/early-mid 90s babies. The hell if I know.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: TheKid99 on 04/06/16 at 12:04 am

I was born in 1999 and All of my family played Runescape, I got up to a combat level 62, its too much work to get everything to 99. My brother Jake was lvl 85 and John was lvl 71. They ruined the game from 2012 on.  >:( >:( 8-P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Fearsword on 04/06/16 at 2:52 am

I began Runescape in October 2006 and achieved a combat level of 131, before quitting at the end of 2012 due to that chitty Evolution of Combat update.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/06/16 at 5:40 am

Okay, maybe I never heard of the game until recently. It's not like I was a big gamer anyways.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/06/16 at 2:52 pm


Are you watching the NCAA Basketball Championship right now? It's pretty good! Anyway, go back and read the last three sentences of my post. I'm not changing your mind at all.  ;D

It's really hard to pinpoint whether I'm solid late Y or early Z. I'm not sure. To be honest in reality I'm in the transition from Y to Z but by heart I will always feel like a late millennial. I've kinda moved on from these generation discussions though. I need to give it a rest now since I've debated on this for too long. You can go archive my older posts on this thread.

I know it's been two days; but I did NOT mean to sound dickish in my first post at all! ;D ;D ;D :o  And yes the NCAA tournament game was f ing insane! :D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 04/06/16 at 2:55 pm


I know it's been two days; but I did NOT mean to sound dickish in my first post at all! ;D ;D ;D :o  And yes the NCAA tournament game was f ing insane! :D


Awesome, I posted that comment before the final 10 seconds of the game! Even before North Carolina made that hail mary shot when it was 4 seconds left.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/06/16 at 3:01 pm


Hmm, defining generations based on presidential terms is actually a pretty interesting concept. How would you say kids born in Reagan's second term stack up?

It's pretty hard to determine it... but I still say 1985ers and 1986ers are early Y but are kinda on the cusp of core. with 85ers leaning towards early and 86ers leaning towards core.  1987ers and 1988ers defiantly core.



Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mach!ne_he@d on 04/07/16 at 9:54 am


It's pretty hard to determine it... but I still say 1985ers and 1986ers are early Y but are kinda on the cusp of core. with 85ers leaning towards early and 86ers leaning towards core.  1987ers and 1988ers defiantly core.


I think your right, but, if you wanted to attempt to divide generations based entirely on presidential terms, you could do it like this:

Truman's First Term (1945-49): Early Boomers
Truman's Second Term (1949-53): Peak Boomers
Eisenhower's First Term (1953-57): Late Boomers
Eisenhower's Second Term (1957-61): Early Jonesers
Kennedy's Term/Johnson's First Term (1961-65): Late Jonesers
Johnson's Second Term (1965-69): Early Xers
Nixon's First Term (1969-73): Peak Xers
Nixon's Second Term/Ford's Term (1973-77): Late Xers
Carter's Term (1977-81): X/Y Cusp Generation
Reagan's First Term (1981-85): Early Yers
Reagan's Second Term (1985-89): Early Peak Yers
George H. W. Bush's Term (1989-93): Late Peak Yers
Clinton's First Term (1993-97): Late Yers
Clinton's Second Term (1997-2001): Y/Z Cusp Generation

It's gets more speculative after this because Gen Z is not fully defined yet, but...

George W. Bush's First Term (2001-05): Early Zers
George W. Bush's Second Term (2005-09): Early Peak Zers
Obama's First Term (2009-13): Later Peak Zers
Obama's Second Term (2013-17): Late Zers

I'm sorry folks, I know this is probably one of the geekiest things ever posted on these boards, but sometimes when I get an idea in my head I just can't let it go. ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/07/16 at 10:58 am


I think your right, but, if you wanted to attempt to divide generations based entirely on presidential terms, you could do it like this:

Truman's First Term (1945-49): Early Boomers
Truman's Second Term (1949-53): Peak Boomers
Eisenhower's First Term (1953-57): Late Boomers
Eisenhower's Second Term (1957-61): Early Jonesers
Kennedy's Term/Johnson's First Term (1961-65): Late Jonesers
Johnson's Second Term (1965-69): Early Xers
Nixon's First Term (1969-73): Peak Xers
Nixon's Second Term/Ford's Term (1973-77): Late Xers
Carter's Term (1977-81): X/Y Cusp Generation
Reagan's First Term (1981-85): Early Yers
Reagan's Second Term (1985-89): Early Peak Yers
George H. W. Bush's Term (1989-93): Late Peak Yers
Clinton's First Term (1993-97): Late Yers
Clinton's Second Term (1997-2001): Y/Z Cusp Generation

It's gets more speculative after this because Gen Z is not fully defined yet, but...

George W. Bush's First Term (2001-05): Early Zers
George W. Bush's Second Term (2005-09): Early Peak Zers
Obama's First Term (2009-13): Later Peak Zers
Obama's Second Term (2013-17): Late Zers

I'm sorry folks, I know this is probably one of the geekiest things ever posted on these boards, but sometimes when I get an idea in my head I just can't let it go. ;D
This is a good concept as it shows which generation someone is in; however, I say it's better that generations are split into two groups because they are not monolithic.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/07/16 at 3:26 pm


I think your right, but, if you wanted to attempt to divide generations based entirely on presidential terms, you could do it like this:

Truman's First Term (1945-49): Early Boomers
Truman's Second Term (1949-53): Peak Boomers
Eisenhower's First Term (1953-57): Late Boomers
Eisenhower's Second Term (1957-61): Early Jonesers
Kennedy's Term/Johnson's First Term (1961-65): Late Jonesers
Johnson's Second Term (1965-69): Early Xers
Nixon's First Term (1969-73): Peak Xers
Nixon's Second Term/Ford's Term (1973-77): Late Xers
Carter's Term (1977-81): X/Y Cusp Generation
Reagan's First Term (1981-85): Early Yers
Reagan's Second Term (1985-89): Early Peak Yers
George H. W. Bush's Term (1989-93): Late Peak Yers
Clinton's First Term (1993-97): Late Yers
Clinton's Second Term (1997-2001): Y/Z Cusp Generation

It's gets more speculative after this because Gen Z is not fully defined yet, but...

George W. Bush's First Term (2001-05): Early Zers
George W. Bush's Second Term (2005-09): Early Peak Zers
Obama's First Term (2009-13): Later Peak Zers
Obama's Second Term (2013-17): Late Zers

I'm sorry folks, I know this is probably one of the geekiest things ever posted on these boards, but sometimes when I get an idea in my head I just can't let it go. ;D


I was born during Nixon's term.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/07/16 at 8:31 pm

I have two questions... first is my dad a late boomer or an early Joneser?

second, is my YOUNG cousin(my grandfather's nephew)who was born in 2013; a peak Zer or late Zer?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/07/16 at 8:41 pm

For some people, those born in 2010-now are not Gen z, they are Gen alpha.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/07/16 at 8:48 pm


I think your right, but, if you wanted to attempt to divide generations based entirely on presidential terms, you could do it like this:

Truman's First Term (1945-49): Early Boomers
Truman's Second Term (1949-53): Peak Boomers
Eisenhower's First Term (1953-57): Late Boomers
Eisenhower's Second Term (1957-61): Early Jonesers
Kennedy's Term/Johnson's First Term (1961-65): Late Jonesers
Johnson's Second Term (1965-69): Early Xers
Nixon's First Term (1969-73): Peak Xers
Nixon's Second Term/Ford's Term (1973-77): Late Xers
Carter's Term (1977-81): X/Y Cusp Generation
Reagan's First Term (1981-85): Early Yers
Reagan's Second Term (1985-89): Early Peak Yers
George H. W. Bush's Term (1989-93): Late Peak Yers
Clinton's First Term (1993-97): Late Yers
Clinton's Second Term (1997-2001): Y/Z Cusp Generation

It's gets more speculative after this because Gen Z is not fully defined yet, but...

George W. Bush's First Term (2001-05): Early Zers
George W. Bush's Second Term (2005-09): Early Peak Zers
Obama's First Term (2009-13): Later Peak Zers
Obama's Second Term (2013-17): Late Zers

I'm sorry folks, I know this is probably one of the geekiest things ever posted on these boards, but sometimes when I get an idea in my head I just can't let it go. ;D

IMO, and I'm only doing births PRE Gen Z.
Truman's first term(1945-1949); 1945 born are still silent gen but have some boomer in them, but overall mainly early Boomers.
Truman's second term(1949-1953) mainly core Boomers; the 1950-1953 ones to be exact.
Eisenhower's first term(1953-1957) mainly Late Boomers
Eisenhower's second term(1957-1961) Late Boomers/Gen Jones
JFK's term/LBJ's first term(1961-1965) Solid Gen Jonesers
LBJ's second term(1965-1969) Early Gen Xers
Nixon's first term(1969-1973) Mainly core Gen Xers;
Nixon's second term/Ford's term(1973-1977); Core/Late Gen X, 1973 and 1974ers are solid core xers while 75 and 76ers are on the cusp of core and late
Carter's term(1977-1981) VERY late X or x/y
Reagan's first term(1981-1985) Early Gen Y
Reagan's second term(1985-1989) Early/Core Gen Y; 1985 and 1986ers are on the cusp of ealy and core while 1987-1989 are legit.
Bush's term(1989-1993) Core Gen Y and some late Yers; 1989-1990 are legit core; while 1991 and 1992ers are con the cusp of core and late.
Clinton's first term(1993-1997)Plain Late Gen Yers
Clinton's 2nd term(1997-2001) VERY late Y/ VERY early Z

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/07/16 at 8:48 pm


For some people, those born in 2010-now are not Gen z, they are Gen alpha.

So my young cousin isn't Gen Z? ??? :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/07/16 at 9:08 pm


So my young cousin isn't Gen Z? ??? :o

Could be.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: #Infinity on 04/07/16 at 9:23 pm

Here's my perspective:

Truman's first term (1945-1949): Early Silent
Truman's second term (1949-1953): Early/Core Silent
Eisenhower's first term (1953-1957): Core Silent
Eisenhower's second term (1957-1961): Core/Late Silent
JFK's administration (1961-1963): Late Silent
LBJ's ascendant term (1963-1965): Late Silent/Early Boomer
LBJ's full term (1965-1969): Early Boomer
Nixon's first term (1969-1973): Early/Core Boomer
Nixon's second term (1973-1974): Core Boomer
Gerald Ford's administration (1974-1977): Core/Late Boomer
Jimmy Carter's administration (1977-1981): Late Boomer
Reagan's first term (1981-1985): Late Boomer/Early X
Reagan's second term (1985-1989): Early/Core X
George Bush Sr.'s administration (1989-1993): Core X/Late X
Clinton's first term (1993-1997): Late X/Very Early Y
Clinton's second term (1997-2001): Early Y (there were a few X holdovers in 1997 and 1998, but early Y was still the primary target pretty much all the way through)
Dubya'a first term (2001-2005): Early/Core Y
Dubya's second term (2005-2009): Core/Late Y
Obama's first term (2009-2013): Late Y/Early Z
Obama's second term (2013-present): Early/Core (?) Z

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/07/16 at 9:28 pm


IMO, and I'm only doing births PRE Gen Z.
Truman's first term(1945-1949); 1945 born are still silent gen but have some boomer in them, but overall mainly early Boomers.
Truman's second term(1949-1953) mainly core Boomers; the 1950-1953 ones to be exact.
Eisenhower's first term(1953-1957) mainly Late Boomers
Eisenhower's second term(1957-1961) Late Boomers/Gen Jones
JFK's term/LBJ's first term(1961-1965) Solid Gen Jonesers
LBJ's second term(1965-1969) Early Gen Xers
Nixon's first term(1969-1973) Mainly core Gen Xers;
Nixon's second term/Ford's term(1973-1977); Core/Late Gen X, 1973 and 1974ers are solid core xers while 75 and 76ers are on the cusp of core and late
Carter's term(1977-1981) VERY late X or x/y
Reagan's first term(1981-1985) Early Gen Y
Reagan's second term(1985-1989) Early/Core Gen Y; 1985 and 1986ers are on the cusp of ealy and core while 1987-1989 are legit.
Bush's term(1989-1993) Core Gen Y and some late Yers; 1989-1990 are legit core; while 1991 and 1992ers are con the cusp of core and late.
Clinton's first term(1993-1997)Plain Late Gen Yers
Clinton's 2nd term(1997-2001) VERY late Y/ VERY early Z
How do you feel about each generation having two groups within instead of three?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/07/16 at 9:31 pm


Here's my perspective:

Truman's first term (1945-1949): Early Silent
Truman's second term (1949-1953): Early/Core Silent
Eisenhower's first term (1953-1957): Core Silent
Eisenhower's second term (1957-1961): Core/Late Silent
JFK's administration (1961-1963): Late Silent
LBJ's ascendant term (1963-1965): Late Silent/Early Boomer
LBJ's full term (1965-1969): Early Boomer
Nixon's first term (1969-1973): Early/Core Boomer
Nixon's second term (1973-1974): Core Boomer
Gerald Ford's administration (1974-1977): Core/Late Boomer
Jimmy Carter's administration (1977-1981): Late Boomer
Reagan's first term (1981-1985): Late Boomer/Early X
Reagan's second term (1985-1989): Early/Core X
George Bush Sr.'s administration (1989-1993): Core X/Late X
Clinton's first term (1993-1997): Late X/Very Early Y
Clinton's second term (1997-2001): Early Y (there were a few X holdovers in 1997 and 1998, but early Y was still the primary target pretty much all the way through)
Dubya'a first term (2001-2005): Early/Core Y
Dubya's second term (2005-2009): Core/Late Y
Obama's first term (2009-2013): Late Y/Early Z
Obama's second term (2013-present): Early/Core (?) Z

Oh your'e doing the young people of each genration?

What about the birth's?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/07/16 at 9:49 pm


Here's my perspective:

Truman's first term (1945-1949): Early Silent
Truman's second term (1949-1953): Early/Core Silent
Eisenhower's first term (1953-1957): Core Silent
Eisenhower's second term (1957-1961): Core/Late Silent
JFK's administration (1961-1963): Late Silent
LBJ's ascendant term (1963-1965): Late Silent/Early Boomer
LBJ's full term (1965-1969): Early Boomer
Nixon's first term (1969-1973): Early/Core Boomer
Nixon's second term (1973-1974): Core Boomer
Gerald Ford's administration (1974-1977): Core/Late Boomer
Jimmy Carter's administration (1977-1981): Late Boomer
Reagan's first term (1981-1985): Late Boomer/Early X
Reagan's second term (1985-1989): Early/Core X
George Bush Sr.'s administration (1989-1993): Core X/Late X
Clinton's first term (1993-1997): Late X/Very Early Y
Clinton's second term (1997-2001): Early Y (there were a few X holdovers in 1997 and 1998, but early Y was still the primary target pretty much all the way through)
Dubya'a first term (2001-2005): Early/Core Y
Dubya's second term (2005-2009): Core/Late Y
Obama's first term (2009-2013): Late Y/Early Z
Obama's second term (2013-present): Early/Core (?) Z

Well, if you are doing the teen/young adult genrations... you were spot on until..... You got to George H.W. bush's term :o ???


Nixon and Ford's terms: 1969-1977(The peak of Baby Boomer culture)




George HW Bush and Clinton's FIRST term: 1989-1997( the peak of GEN X culutre)
George HW's term: 1989-1993(mainly core Gen X)
Clinton's first term: 1993-1997(mainly late Gen X)


Clinton's 2nd term: 1997-2001(X/Y)
George W's first term: 2001-2005(Mainly Early Gen Y and a little core)


George W's second term and Obama's first term:2005-2013(peak of GEN Y culture)
George W's 2nd term:2005-2009(mainly Core Gen Y)
Obama's first term:2009-2013(mainly Late Gen Y)


Obama's second term: 2013-2017(Y/Z)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: #Infinity on 04/07/16 at 10:25 pm


Well, if you are doing the teen/young adult genrations... you were spot on until..... You got to George H.W. bush's term :o ???


What's so eye-openinly wrong with my Bush '41 perspective that you have to respond with puzzled emoticons? Grunge became really popular in late 1991, not to mention you had albums such as Blood Sugar Sex Magic and shows like The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Seinfeld, and Golden Age Simpsons present during that time. As a whole, Bush '41's term is more core X, but there was still some late X. Core X was basically the era of Saved By the Bell, Roseanne's peak, Bill & Ted, Guns N' Roses, New Kids on the Block, Paula Abdul, and Full House.

At least we seem to agree with Clinton's first term.

Clinton's 2nd term: 1997-2001(X/Y)

This period was clearly early Y, even though there were still some X influences present during the first half. In 1997, you already had the Internet becoming a huge phenomenon, the death of the grunge movement, West Coast gangsta rap being relegated to secondary status, millennial teen pop bands like the Spice Girls and the Backstreet Boys blowing up, hip hop becoming much edgier and more materialistic, shows like King of the Hill, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Stargate SG-1, South Park, Seventh Heaven, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, and Ally McBeal becoming popular, Radiohead setting the new standard for art rock with OK Computer, and video games becoming more adult-oriented than ever before. The high school class of 1998 is pretty much the last that I consider more X than Y, so as a whole, there were more early millennials in high school during that period than late X, not to mention middle school would've been completely populated by Y'ers.

George W's first term: 2001-2005(Mainly Early Gen Y and a little core)

Mostly agreed here, though I think it leans more towards core than early.

George W's second term and Obama's first term:2005-2013(peak of GEN Y culture)
George W's 2nd term:2005-2009(mainly Core Gen Y)
Obama's first term:2009-2013(mainly Late Gen Y)


How is 2013 part of the peak of Gen-Y culture? By that point, a lot of television shows and music were targeting Z. It's much more of a transitional year, in my opinion.

Obama's second term: 2013-2017(Y/Z)

What from the mid-2000s is specifically targeting Y and not Z?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: #Infinity on 04/07/16 at 10:29 pm


Oh your'e doing the young people of each genration?

What about the birth's?


If we're going by birth, then probably this:

Truman's first term (1945-1949): Early Boomer
Truman's second term (1949-1953): Mostly Early Boomer with some Core
Eisenhower's first term (1953-1957): Core Boomer
Eisenhower's second term (1957-1961): Core/Late Boomer
JFK's administration (1961-1963): Late Boomer
LBJ's ascendant term (1963-1965): Late Boomer/Very Early X
LBJ's full term (1965-1969): Early X
Nixon's first term (1969-1973): Early/Core X
Nixon's second term (1973-1974): Core X
Gerald Ford's administration (1974-1977): Core/Late X
Jimmy Carter's administration (1977-1981): Late X/Very Early Y
Reagan's first term (1981-1985): Early Y
Reagan's second term (1985-1989): Early/Core Y
George Bush Sr.'s administration (1989-1993): Core Y
Clinton's first term (1993-1997): Late Y
Clinton's second term (1997-2001): Early Z
Dubya'a first term (2001-2005): Early/Core Z
Dubya's second term (2005-2009): Core Z
Obama's first term (2009-2013): Late Z
Obama's second term (2013-present): Late Z/Early post-Z

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/08/16 at 10:55 am


What's so eye-openinly wrong with my Bush '41 perspective that you have to respond with puzzled emoticons? Grunge became really popular in late 1991, not to mention you had albums such as Blood Sugar Sex Magic and shows like The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Seinfeld, and Golden Age Simpsons present during that time. As a whole, Bush '41's term is more core X, but there was still some late X. Core X was basically the era of Saved By the Bell, Roseanne's peak, Bill & Ted, Guns N' Roses, New Kids on the Block, Paula Abdul, and Full House.

At least we seem to agree with Clinton's first term.

This period was clearly early Y, even though there were still some X influences present during the first half. In 1997, you already had the Internet becoming a huge phenomenon, the death of the grunge movement, West Coast gangsta rap being relegated to secondary status, millennial teen pop bands like the Spice Girls and the Backstreet Boys blowing up, hip hop becoming much edgier and more materialistic, shows like King of the Hill, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Stargate SG-1, South Park, Seventh Heaven, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, and Ally McBeal becoming popular, Radiohead setting the new standard for art rock with OK Computer, and video games becoming more adult-oriented than ever before. The high school class of 1998 is pretty much the last that I consider more X than Y, so as a whole, there were more early millennials in high school during that period than late X, not to mention middle school would've been completely populated by Y'ers.

Mostly agreed here, though I think it leans more towards core than early.

How is 2013 part of the peak of Gen-Y culture? By that point, a lot of television shows and music were targeting Z. It's much more of a transitional year, in my opinion.

What from the mid-2000s is specifically targeting Y and not Z?

First off I wasn't talking about George HW Bush's term in general, but mainly there were a few after that I didn't agree with.


Clinton's second term wasn't CLEARLY Early y, but it was half x and half Y. 1997 was still pretty x with Y coming in. 1998 was mainly Y with X hanging in there. and 1999, 2000, and 2001 were DEFINITELY Y


Sigh....... I wasn't talking about 2013 in general, I was talking about VERY early 2013 before Obama got re inaugurated.


You meant to say mid 2010s ;D So you don't think ANYTHING's nowadays is targeting Y? :o ???

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/08/16 at 1:16 pm


I think your right, but, if you wanted to attempt to divide generations based entirely on presidential terms, you could do it like this:

Truman's First Term (1945-49): Early Boomers
Truman's Second Term (1949-53): Peak Boomers
Eisenhower's First Term (1953-57): Late Boomers
Eisenhower's Second Term (1957-61): Early Jonesers
Kennedy's Term/Johnson's First Term (1961-65): Late Jonesers
Johnson's Second Term (1965-69): Early Xers
Nixon's First Term (1969-73): Peak Xers
Nixon's Second Term/Ford's Term (1973-77): Late Xers
Carter's Term (1977-81): X/Y Cusp Generation
Reagan's First Term (1981-85): Early Yers
Reagan's Second Term (1985-89): Early Peak Yers
George H. W. Bush's Term (1989-93): Late Peak Yers
Clinton's First Term (1993-97): Late Yers
Clinton's Second Term (1997-2001): Y/Z Cusp Generation

It's gets more speculative after this because Gen Z is not fully defined yet, but...

George W. Bush's First Term (2001-05): Early Zers
George W. Bush's Second Term (2005-09): Early Peak Zers
Obama's First Term (2009-13): Later Peak Zers
Obama's Second Term (2013-17): Late Zers

I'm sorry folks, I know this is probably one of the geekiest things ever posted on these boards, but sometimes when I get an idea in my head I just can't let it go. ;D



If we're going by birth, then probably this:

Truman's first term (1945-1949): Early Boomer
Truman's second term (1949-1953): Mostly Early Boomer with some Core
Eisenhower's first term (1953-1957): Core Boomer
Eisenhower's second term (1957-1961): Core/Late Boomer
JFK's administration (1961-1963): Late Boomer
LBJ's ascendant term (1963-1965): Late Boomer/Very Early X
LBJ's full term (1965-1969): Early X
Nixon's first term (1969-1973): Early/Core X
Nixon's second term (1973-1974): Core X
Gerald Ford's administration (1974-1977): Core/Late X
Jimmy Carter's administration (1977-1981): Late X/Very Early Y
Reagan's first term (1981-1985): Early Y
Reagan's second term (1985-1989): Early/Core Y
George Bush Sr.'s administration (1989-1993): Core Y
Clinton's first term (1993-1997): Late Y
Clinton's second term (1997-2001): Early Z
Dubya'a first term (2001-2005): Early/Core Z
Dubya's second term (2005-2009): Core Z
Obama's first term (2009-2013): Late Z
Obama's second term (2013-present): Late Z/Early post-Z



IMO, and I'm only doing births PRE Gen Z.
Truman's first term(1945-1949); 1945 born are still silent gen but have some boomer in them, but overall mainly early Boomers.
Truman's second term(1949-1953) mainly core Boomers; the 1950-1953 ones to be exact.
Eisenhower's first term(1953-1957) mainly Late Boomers
Eisenhower's second term(1957-1961) Late Boomers/Gen Jones
JFK's term/LBJ's first term(1961-1965) Solid Gen Jonesers
LBJ's second term(1965-1969) Early Gen Xers
Nixon's first term(1969-1973) Mainly core Gen Xers;
Nixon's second term/Ford's term(1973-1977); Core/Late Gen X, 1973 and 1974ers are solid core xers while 75 and 76ers are on the cusp of core and late
Carter's term(1977-1981) VERY late X or x/y
Reagan's first term(1981-1985) Early Gen Y
Reagan's second term(1985-1989) Early/Core Gen Y; 1985 and 1986ers are on the cusp of ealy and core while 1987-1989 are legit.
Bush's term(1989-1993) Core Gen Y and some late Yers; 1989-1990 are legit core; while 1991 and 1992ers are con the cusp of core and late.
Clinton's first term(1993-1997)Plain Late Gen Yers
Clinton's 2nd term(1997-2001) VERY late Y/ VERY early Z


How about this?

Silents: 1925-1945

Older wave: 1925-35

Younger wave: 1935-45

Boomers: 1946-1964

Older wave: 1946-54

Younger wave: 1955-64

Gen X: 1965-1980/81

Older wave: 1965-73

Younger wave: 1973-81

Millennials: 1981-2000

Older wave: 1981-1990

Younger wave: 1991-2000

Plurals: 2001-current

Older wave: 2001-2009/10

Younger wave: 2010-current.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/08/16 at 7:46 pm


How about this?

Silents: 1925-1945

Older wave: 1925-35

Younger wave: 1935-45

Boomers: 1946-1964

Older wave: 1946-54

Younger wave: 1955-64

Gen X: 1965-1980/81

Older wave: 1965-73

Younger wave: 1973-81

Millennials: 1981-2000

Older wave: 1981-1990

Younger wave: 1991-2000

Plurals: 2001-current

Older wave: 2001-2009/10

Younger wave: 2010-current.


Yours is pretty well done.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/08/16 at 7:48 pm


How do you feel about each generation having two groups within instead of three?

elaborate please. ??? sorry if i didn't understand you! :-[ ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: #Infinity on 04/08/16 at 9:12 pm

Clinton's second term wasn't CLEARLY Early y, but it was half x and half Y. 1997 was still pretty x with Y coming in. 1998 was mainly Y with X hanging in there. and 1999, 2000, and 2001 were DEFINITELY Y

I think 1999 and 2000 are pretty much purely early Y. 1997 and 1998 are slightly more debatable, but there was certainly enough millennial culture coming in during that time that the second term as a whole is more early millennial than late X, not half-and-half.


Sigh....... I wasn't talking about 2013 in general, I was talking about VERY early 2013 before Obama got re inaugurated.

Sorry, it just seemed like you were framing 2013 as more of a Y year in general because you said Obama's second term was evenly split between Y and Z, implying then that the first year of that term was comfortably more Y. I personally think Z was just about emerging as the dominant generation by that year, even though late Y culture hadn't totally worn off quite yet, i.e., the Breaking Bad finale.

You meant to say mid 2010s ;D So you don't think ANYTHING's nowadays is targeting Y? :o ???


If it targets Generation Y, then it most likely also targets Generation Z at the same time. A vast bulk of the SJW's of today are millennials and not homelanders, but it just really doesn't seem like people born before the late 90s are the main target anymore.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/08/16 at 9:29 pm


elaborate please. ??? sorry if i didn't understand you! :-[ ::)
I'm saying that we should divide each generation into two groups because three cohorts causes more confusion and come out uneven. In addition to that, it results in a older wave and a younger wave and it's a much better system. Every cohort within all generations are 10 years, not 6/7 (I calculated for Millennials specifically that 20÷3 = 6.67 which is basically two-thirds of each group and that won't work because one of the groups will come out missing a compartment).

So, most of us here would be the younger Millennials

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/08/16 at 9:42 pm


I think 1999 and 2000 are pretty much purely early Y. 1997 and 1998 are slightly more debatable, but there was certainly enough millennial culture coming in during that time that the second term as a whole is more early millennial than late X, not half-and-half.


I think you meant early Z.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: aja675 on 04/08/16 at 10:00 pm


Same month and year as ocarinafan. Interesting. It's a lot of us.

"aja675" is April 1996 I think?
I was born on May 30.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/08/16 at 10:21 pm


I think you meant early Z.
She was talking about the pop culture of that time was Y. You're right that people born those years are Z though.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 04/08/16 at 10:41 pm


If it targets Generation Y, then it most likely also targets Generation Z at the same time. A vast bulk of the SJW's of today are millennials and not homelanders, but it just really doesn't seem like people born before the late 90s are the main target anymore.


That's not the case with all types of mainstream culture. When it comes to mainstream music you might have a point, but when it comes to TV shows, movies, and sports, all of that still clearly targets both millennials and early Z. I see tons of young adults using Twitter, Instagram, or Snapchat too, not just teenagers.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/08/16 at 11:58 pm


Sorry, it just seemed like you were framing 2013 as more of a Y year in general because you said Obama's second term was evenly split between Y and Z, implying then that the first year of that term was comfortably more Y. I personally think Z was just about emerging as the dominant generation by that year, even though late Y culture hadn't totally worn off quite yet, i.e., the Breaking Bad finale.

If it targets Generation Y, then it most likely also targets Generation Z at the same time. A vast bulk of the SJW's of today are millennials and not homelanders, but it just really doesn't seem like people born before the late 90s are the main target anymore.

I think 2013 was still Late Y but Z was coming in.



LOL, that's exactly why I said Obama's 2nd term culturally was Y/Z. ;D ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/08/16 at 11:59 pm


I think 1999 and 2000 are pretty much purely early Y. 1997 and 1998 are slightly more debatable, but there was certainly enough millennial culture coming in during that time that the second term as a whole is more early millennial than late X, not half-and-half.

I said the exact same thing about 99 and 00 before... now 1998 I agree with, it was more early millennial, but x was hanging in there. 1997 was still X with Y coming.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/09/16 at 12:01 am


That's not the case with all types of mainstream culture. When it comes to mainstream music you might have a point, but when it comes to TV shows, movies, and sports, all of that still clearly targets both millennials and early Z. I see tons of young adults using Twitter, Instagram, or Snapchat too, not just teenagers.

Exactly Marquis!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: #Infinity on 04/09/16 at 2:02 am


I said the exact same thing about 99 and 00 before... now 1998 I agree with, it was more early millennial, but x was hanging in there. 1997 was still X with Y coming.


In certain respects, yes. Beavis & Butthead and Seinfeld aired their last full seasons that year, and it was the last truly good year for The Simpsons, even though the signs of decline were just starting. A lot of pop songs were melodic ballads, like "All By Myself" and "Butterfly Kisses." Some albums, like En Vogue's EV3, Scarface's The Untouchable, and Coolio's My Soul, were still of a solidly mid-90s sound. Michael Jordan was still in his heyday. Although grunge was essentially dead, a lot of adolescents still listened to Gen-X targeted bands; both the high school classes of 1997 and 1998 are more X than Y, in my opinion.

However, you cannot underestimate the absolute onslaught of significant societal changes and new popular culture introduced from autumn 1996 through autumn 1997, many of these things surviving for at least a decade after their introduction. For one thing, there was a flood of new television shows during that time, something most surrounding years could not match. In late 1996, audiences were introduced to 7th Heaven, Sabrina: The Teenage Witch, Judge Judy, and Access Hollywood. The former was on television for over a decade, while the latter two are still on tv today; Sabrina: The Teenage Witch was really popular for all of the Y2K era, staying on television until 2003. Throughout 1997, you had the debuts of several generation-defining series, including King of the Hill, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Stargate SG-1, and eventually South Park.

This only just scratches the surface, as music was also revolutionized on several fronts throughout late 1996 to mid-1997. Instead of Death Row Records, you now had No Limit at the center of the hardcore rap genre, while Puff Daddy and Mase were now the main faces of Bad Boy Records; Biggie still had plenty of chart hits throughout the late 90s, but they were mostly out of mourning, similar to 2Pac achieving posthumous success with "Smile," "Do for Love," and "Changes." Teen pop, which took a complete backseat to adult ballads and funky r&b in the mid-90s, was now dominating the charts, thanks to the breakthroughs of the Spice Girls, Backstreet Boys, Savage Garden, Hanson, Robyn, and 98 Degrees in the United States, plus artists like Peter Andre, Damage, All Saints, and 911 internationally. Some of the biggest alternative bands of the mid-90s, such as the Cranberries, Gin Blossoms, and Soul Asylum all but disappeared after 1996 (the Cranberries had "When You're Gone" at the very start of 1997, but after that, they vanished from the public eye), while a whole bunch of new ones took their place, like Matchbox Twenty, Third Eye Blind, Smash Mouth, and Sugar Ray took their place in 1997. Urban music, while still in a period of transition until about spring 1999, was already starting to target millennials en masse, beginning with the breakthrough of the game-changing producer Timbaland in 1996, as well as "No Diggity," the first truly millennial-targeted song to make it to #1, being released that same year. A lot of the biggest hits of 1997 had that distinctively Gen Y shuffle-beat and edginess that was completely missing before this shift. Usher's "You Make Me Wanna" is one of the biggest examples of this, but even new songs by classic 90s groups like Total and SWV sounded extremely different from their older work. Unlike the Gen-X era, which was rebellious, carefree, and artistic, hip hop from 1997 onwards was predominantly more materialistic, more repetitive, crasser, and, in the more artistic exceptions, more cosmopolitan. Like Jordan has highlighted, pop punk started to undergo a big shift around 1997 as well, going back to stuff like Less Than Jake's Losing Streak, but becoming especially prominent with albums such as the Offspring's Ixnay on the Hombre, blink-182's Dude Ranch, and Green Day's Nimrod. Classic 90s eurodance died in most of Europe by late 1996, and it vanished in the United States after Real McCoy's "One More Time." Instead, you had a lot of hardcore house, dance/DJ, and bubblegum eurodance acts dominating the electronic world. Finally, in May, Radiohead released OK Computer, considered one of the greatest and most revolutionary albums in history, especially out of the past couple of decades. With classic 90s alternative movements starting to lose focus, OK Computer redefined alternative and artistic rock for a completely new generation with completely new standards, prophesying the post-modern dystopia that the 21st century has so far been known as.

Video games were also dramatically different from what they had been during the early and mid-90s. By the beginning of 1997, 3D gaming was standard, and living room party games like GoldenEye 007 and Mario Kart 64 became a favorite pastime for gamers of that era. To be fair, video games are largely kid culture, and the 16-bit systems were predominantly targeted towards early millennials, but the PlayStation broadened the industry's appeal to more mature audiences as well, more than ever before. It can be easily stated that millennials were the first generation with video games a part of their adolescent/adult culture and not just their childhoods.

In world news, there's a lot to be said about 1997, as well. Although Bill Clinton would still be President of the United States for another four years, Tony Blair became the new Prime Minister of the UK and would remain the head of state for a full decade. The Internet was also becoming a bigger and bigger deal at the time. Though we hadn't yet hit an economic surplus, the market was already clearly pointing to the World Wide Web as the standard of the future, which was still not fully certain beforehand. The death of Princess Diana also took away one of the world's most beloved individuals of the preceding several years.

In my opinion, when you really look at the elements, 1997 was really the true beginning of culture for the new millennium. Even though a lot of classic 90s stuff remained popular well into the late 90s, the sheer range of new foundations laid in and around that year made it one of the most critical turning points in the modern evolution of popular culture. I would actually go as far to say that that year was pretty much as close to 1993 as it was to 2002, maybe even 2003. Just considering that you still had a lot of the same type of music that was popular in 1997, the Web 1.0 era still being dominant, many of the same television shows popular in 1997 also big then, 3D living room games being huge both times, fashion not having evolved to a huge degree, and numerous other factors, 1997 actually has a ton in common with the first several years of Gen Y culture being dominant, even though some of the aesthetics at the time still felt pretty old.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/09/16 at 6:07 am


She was talking about the pop culture of that time was Y. You're right that people born those years are Z though.


ok

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/09/16 at 9:10 pm

Another point about 1997 is that even Nu Metal started to gain momentum with The Deftones' Around the Fur (hell, you could even say starting in 1996 with Sepultura's Roots and KoRn's Life is Peachy) which was highly influential to the genre throughout the huge over-saturation of 2000-2002 (aside from KoRn, of course, who are probably the most influential Nu Metal band of this period. The "masters of Nu Metal" as red capped teenagers would say). When bands like Chevelle released their second album and TRUSTCompany (ha at Nu Metal band names) released their debut they both literally copied the sound of that album to a T. You can even hear it's influence with Papa Roach on Infest and Lovehatetragedy and Linkin Park with Hybrid Theory and Meteora.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: muppethammer26 on 04/10/16 at 6:45 pm

Here's how I would set up the generations of the 20th century:

Greatest Generation: 1901-1924
Silent Generation: 1925-1945
Baby Boom Generation: 1946-1964
Generation X: 1965-1982
Millennial Generation: 1983-2000

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/10/16 at 7:15 pm

I can DEFINITELY see why people born around 82-86 sometimes consider themselves Gen X instead of Millennials. The culture of the early-mid 90s seemed like a logical "successor" to that of the 80s, and a lot of late 80s culture still lingered around that time.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: muppethammer26 on 04/11/16 at 6:16 pm

I decided to start the Greatest Generation at 1901 because 1901 is the first year of the 20th century, while making the Millennial Generation end at 2000 because 2000 is the last year of the 20th century, so this way, the 20th century has 5 generations.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/11/16 at 6:24 pm


I decided to start the Greatest Generation at 1901 because 1901 is the first year of the 20th century, while making the Millennial Generation end at 2000 because 2000 is the last year of the 20th century, so this way, the 20th century has 5 generations.


Well technically, the Greatest Generation started in 1900. But I think that's alright.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: muppethammer26 on 04/11/16 at 6:34 pm


Well technically, the Greatest Generation started in 1900. But I think that's alright.


If the Greatest Generation started in 1900 instead of 1901, then the Millennial Generation ended in 1999 instead of 2000, but that's assuming the 20th century started in 1900 and ended in 1999.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/11/16 at 6:38 pm


If the Greatest Generation started in 1900 instead of 1901, then the Millennial Generation ended in 1999 instead of 2000, but that's assuming the 20th century started in 1900 and ended in 1999.


Well yeah, but that's what it is. Compared to Generation Y/Millennial Generation, it doesn't really have an exact cutoff year. So, people could say it ended around 1995-2000.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: muppethammer26 on 04/11/16 at 6:41 pm


Well yeah, but that's what it is. Compared to Generation Y/Millennial Generation, it doesn't really have an exact cutoff year. So, people could say it ended around 1995-2000.


In the future, maybe about 20 years or later, they will be an exact cutoff year for the end of the Millennial Generation, my prediction would be either 1999 or 2000 as the last year for the Millennials, because these are the two most common ending years for that generation.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/11/16 at 6:50 pm


In the future, maybe about 20 years or later, they will be an exact cutoff year for the end of the Millennial Generation, my prediction would be either 1999 or 2000 as the last year for the Millennials, because these are the two most common ending years for that generation.


1999 and 2000 could be the cutoff years, since both of them are similar with late Millennials.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/13/16 at 12:12 pm


If the Greatest Generation started in 1900 instead of 1901, then the Millennial Generation ended in 1999 instead of 2000, but that's assuming the 20th century started in 1900 and ended in 1999.


20th century is 1901-2000.

A century is 100 years
20th = 20
20*100 = 2000

A century is always named after the year it ends on. 20th century is named after 2000 since it's when  it ends. 21st century ends on 2100. 19th century ends on 1900.

Wouldn't make sense to call it the 20th century yet it ends in 1999. All centuries and millenniums start on the year that ends with a "1" (1901, 2001, 2101) and ends on the 100th year (1800, 1900, 2000, 2100, 2200 etc)


In the future, maybe about 20 years or later, they will be an exact cutoff year for the end of the Millennial Generation, my prediction would be either 1999 or 2000 as the last year for the Millennials, because these are the two most common ending years for that generation.


Probably. I've noticed that the date span changes depending on when it was made. Although I do feel that some starting and ending date spans are a bit arbitrary. Some writers would only choose a certain span because it "feels right" to them instead of what is actually right. But then again this whole generation thing is a bit silly to me. When it comes to millennials I base it when the Y culture started and ended. Last year to have Gen Y culture to me was around 2013 (although I could be wrong on this). Those who were in late high school or college (or beyond) by 2013 mainly had a Gen Y cultured life.  But hey what do I know. Heck even my own ideas can be seen as arbitrary.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/13/16 at 12:59 pm


I can DEFINITELY see why people born around 82-86 sometimes consider themselves Gen X instead of Millennials. The culture of the early-mid 90s seemed like a logical "successor" to that of the 80s, and a lot of late 80s culture still lingered around that time.

kid culture wise.... yes! But regarding the actual mainstream culture.... the early 90s were the successor to the 80s; but the mid 90s nope! That was the heart of the decade.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: #Infinity on 04/13/16 at 2:43 pm

I think the main thing that correlates the first half of the 90s with the 80s is the technology. 1990-1994 and the first two thirds of 1995 were still the age of pre-Internet computers, 2D side-scrolling video games, pagers, the golden age of cable television, and cassette tapes being a popular music format. Once things like cell phones, the Internet, Instant Messenger, and 3D video games started to become huge, everyday life started to change quite a bit.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mach!ne_he@d on 04/13/16 at 9:53 pm


I think the main thing that correlates the first half of the 90s with the 80s is the technology. 1990-1994 and the first two thirds of 1995 were still the age of pre-Internet computers, 2D side-scrolling video games, pagers, the golden age of cable television, and cassette tapes being a popular music format. Once things like cell phones, the Internet, Instant Messenger, and 3D video games started to become huge, everyday life started to change quite a bit.


Yeah, there was definitely a massive technological shift that happened during the '90s. In 1990, computers were still a luxury item, the Sega Genesis was a cutting edge console, cell phones were for rich people, the internet was mostly limited to college campuses, and some people (like my parents) still did not have cable television. By 1999 a large percentage of the population was online, the PlayStation 2 was on the horizon, DVD's were a thing, and cell phones were becoming an increasingly common sight in middle class areas.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/15/16 at 7:53 pm

I'm not saying tail-end Millennials are bad, but this made me cringe a bit.

https://b4k.co/4ch-arch-find-img/g/1458932672035.png

Seriously, this guy is trying to sound wistful about late 2000s things that really aren't that far gone. ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/15/16 at 8:01 pm


I'm not saying tail-end Millennials are bad, but this made me cringe a bit.

https://b4k.co/4ch-arch-find-img/g/1458932672035.png

Seriously, this guy is trying to sound wistful about late 2000s things that really aren't that far gone. ;D


https://media0.giphy.com/media/hpGJxpbFGRfb2/200_s.gif

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: cool123 on 04/15/16 at 8:12 pm


I'm not saying tail-end Millennials are bad, but this made me cringe a bit.

https://b4k.co/4ch-arch-find-img/g/1458932672035.png

Seriously, this guy is trying to sound wistful about late 2000s things that really aren't that far gone. ;D


As I kid from the late 00s I'm very embarrassed about this Youtuber's comment.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/15/16 at 8:24 pm


I'm not saying tail-end Millennials are bad, but this made me cringe a bit.

https://b4k.co/4ch-arch-find-img/g/1458932672035.png

Seriously, this guy is trying to sound wistful about late 2000s things that really aren't that far gone. ;D


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And people wonder why I tell them to stay away from the youtube comments. In my opinion the best balance for tech was 1995-2004. There was cool innovative devices being made, but it completely take over everyone's lives. As for comments like these I really wish Youtubers would stop making such crazy comments. Youtube is not the best place to be talking about eras and the people that grew up in them due to the toxic youtube community. Youtube Comment Section is just as bad as them Buzzfeed articles.

Maybe if this comment was made in 2020 I'd tolerate it, but in the 2010s it just seems very silly.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/15/16 at 10:36 pm


I'm not saying tail-end Millennials are bad, but this made me cringe a bit.

https://b4k.co/4ch-arch-find-img/g/1458932672035.png

Seriously, this guy is trying to sound wistful about late 2000s things that really aren't that far gone. ;D


I, too, wish to be born all over again. I wish I could be born in a repeated cycle forever and ever because it's the ultimate way of experiencing childhood (the greatest stage of life... ahhh...).

Green Day stopped being cool to listen to in 2004, this kid's a moron.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/16/16 at 6:15 am


http://replygif.net/i/172.gif
And people wonder why I tell them to stay away from the youtube comments. In my opinion the best balance for tech was 1995-2004. There was cool innovative devices being made, but it completely take over everyone's lives. As for comments like these I really wish Youtubers would stop making such crazy comments. Youtube is not the best place to be talking about eras and the people that grew up in them due to the toxic youtube community. Youtube Comment Section is just as bad as them Buzzfeed articles.

Maybe if this comment was made in 2020 I'd tolerate it, but in the 2010s it just seems very silly.


Yeah. The next thing you'll know is going to happen is that somebody would troll you for that.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/18/16 at 3:02 pm


Runescape was very popular, at least in 2005 among my peers.


I did not just miss a Runescape discussion! ;D

Runescape was huge in my neighbourhood and school 2004-2006. We sunk so many hours in that game, it was tragic. World of Warcraft was super popular around then too. By late 2006 Runescape was very passé. We heard about a kid who was still playing it and everyone's reaction was "you still play that?" :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/19/16 at 4:44 pm

This is just for fun, but this is what I believe are the "cusp" years for each generation (i.e. grey ones, where marketers claim often claim they're one or the other without consensus).

Baby Boomers/Gen X - 1961-1964
Gen X/Millennials - 1977-1984
Millennials/Gen Z - 1995-2000
Gen Z/Gen Alpha - 2008-2015

Also, I really don't understand why news articles constantly drill the point into your head that Baby Boomers are 1946-1964. For many years, 1961-64 were considered early Gen X years, but then they just said "No, fu*k that, let's change it". Apparently the change was done because some early X-ers wanted to appear "older and wiser". ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/19/16 at 5:13 pm


This is just for fun, but this is what I believe are the "cusp" years for each generation (i.e. grey ones, where marketers claim often claim they're one or the other without consensus).

Baby Boomers/Gen X - 1961-1964
Gen X/Millennials - 1977-1984
Millennials/Gen Z - 1995-2000
Gen Z/Gen Alpha - 2008-2015

Also, I really don't understand why news articles constantly drill the point into your head that Baby Boomers are 1946-1964. For many years, 1961-64 were considered early Gen X years, but then they just said "No, fu*k that, let's change it". Apparently the change was done because some early X-ers wanted to appear "older and wiser". ;D


2008 for Gen Alpha might be too early. 1981ers were 27 years old, most 2008ers were born to Gen X people 28-34 years old. 2011/2012 are probably the first year for majority "children of Millennials". I think my nephew was born 2012, to my 1983 cousin.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/19/16 at 6:24 pm


This is just for fun, but this is what I believe are the "cusp" years for each generation (i.e. grey ones, where marketers claim often claim they're one or the other without consensus).

Baby Boomers/Gen X - 1961-1964
Gen X/Millennials - 1977-1984
Millennials/Gen Z - 1995-2000
Gen Z/Gen Alpha - 2008-2015

Also, I really don't understand why news articles constantly drill the point into your head that Baby Boomers are 1946-1964. For many years, 1961-64 were considered early Gen X years, but then they just said "No, fu*k that, let's change it". Apparently the change was done because some early X-ers wanted to appear "older and wiser". ;D
The bold solely depends on when these generations begin and end. If they start with the ones shown, those would the cusps. If they begin later, then the cusps would be much later.

And here's a photo of how generations are in different countries someone sent me.

http://d27n205l7rookf.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Screen-Shot-2012-09-28-at-5.36.38-PM.png

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/19/16 at 7:03 pm


This is just for fun, but this is what I believe are the "cusp" years for each generation (i.e. grey ones, where marketers claim often claim they're one or the other without consensus).

Baby Boomers/Gen X - 1961-1964
Gen X/Millennials - 1977-1984
Millennials/Gen Z - 1995-2000
Gen Z/Gen Alpha - 2008-2015

Also, I really don't understand why news articles constantly drill the point into your head that Baby Boomers are 1946-1964. For many years, 1961-64 were considered early Gen X years, but then they just said "No, fu*k that, let's change it". Apparently the change was done because some early X-ers wanted to appear "older and wiser". ;D


Articles always mess things up. Millennial generation span had been change 5-7+ times now since it was first coined. Some websites uses new gen spans while others use old ones. And then you have some websites that just use strange gen spans that you've never seen anywhere else.


The bold solely depends on when these generations begin and end. If they start with the ones shown, those would the cusps. If they begin later, then the cusps would be much later.

And here's a photo of how generations are in different countries someone sent me.

http://d27n205l7rookf.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Screen-Shot-2012-09-28-at-5.36.38-PM.png



Oh wow. Japan has too many gens. And I like how China does their gens. They just base everything one decade. There is no Millennials or Gen X. Nope, just 50s Gen, 80s gen, 00s gen, 90s gen etc. They prefer to keep it simple it seems. Which is probably why they don't end up with so many people trying to change the gen spans. No one can say "I think the Post 50s Gen is 1943 - 1962" or something crazy like that. North America's gens need to be like China's gens.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Mish-L on 04/19/16 at 7:24 pm

People born in the late 50s and early 60s were the peak of the Baby Boom.


Year  # of births
1909 2,718,000
1910 2,777,000
1911 2,809,000
1912 2,840,000
1913 2,869,000
1914 2,966,000
1915 2,964,000
1916 2,964,000
1917 2,944,000
1918 2,948,000
1919 2,740,000
1920 2,950,000
1921 3,055,000
1922 2,882,000
1923 2,910,000
1924 2,979,000
1925 2,909,000
1926 2,839,000
1927 2,802,000
1928 2,674,000
1929 2,582,000
1930 2,618,000
1931 2,506,000
1932 2,440,000
1933 2,307,000
1934 2,396,000
1935 2,377,000
1936 2,355,000
1937 2,413,000
1938 2,496,000
1939 2,466,000
1940 2,559,000
1941 2,703,000
1942 2,989,000
1943 3,104,000
1944 2,939,000
1945 2,858,000
1946 3,411,000
1947 3,817,000
1948 3,637,000
1949 3,649,000
1950 3,632,000
1951 3,820,000
1952 3,909,000
1953 3,959,000
1954 4,071,000
1955 4,097,000
1956 4,210,000
1957 4,300,000
1958 4,286,000
1959 4,244,796
1960 4,257,850
1961 4,268,326
1962 4,167,362
1963 4,098,020
1964 4,027,490
1965 3,760,358
1966 3,606,274
1967 3,520,959
1968 3,501,564
1969 3,600,206
1970 3,731,386
1971 3,555,970
1972 3,258,411
1973 3,136,965
1974 3,159,958
1975 3,144,198
1976 3,167,788
1977 3,326,632
1978 3,333,279
1979 3,494,398
1980 3,612,258
1981 3,629,238
1982 3,680,537
1983 3,638,933
1984 3,669,141
1985 3,760,561
1986 3,756,547
1987 3,809,394
1988 3,909,510
1989 4,040,958
1990 4,158,212
1991 4,110,907
1992 4,065,014
1993 4,000,240
1994 3,952,767
1995 3,899,589
1996 3,891,494
1997 3,880,894
1998 3,941,553
1999 3,959,417
2000 4,058,814
2001 4,025,933
2002 4,021,726
2003 4,089,950
2004 4,112,052
2005 4,138,349
2006 4,265,555
2007 4,316,233
2008 4,247,694
2009 4,130,665
2010 3,999,386
2011 3,953,590
2012 3,952,841
2013 3,932,181
2014 3,985,924


The Baby Bust ("Gen X") started sometime in the mid-late 60s and went until the mid-late 80s.


20 yr span Total # births
1909-1928 57,539,000
1910-1929 57,403,000
1911-1930 57,244,000
1912-1931 56,941,000
1913-1932 56,541,000
1914-1933 55,979,000
1915-1934 55,409,000
1916-1935 54,822,000
1917-1936 54,213,000
1918-1937 53,682,000
1919-1938 53,230,000
1920-1939 52,956,000
1921-1940 52,565,000
1922-1941 52,213,000
1923-1942 52,320,000
1924-1943 52,514,000
1925-1944 52,474,000
1926-1945 52,423,000
1927-1946 52,995,000
1928-1947 54,010,000
1929-1948 54,973,000
1930-1949 56,040,000
1931-1950 57,054,000
1932-1951 58,368,000
1933-1952 59,837,000
1934-1953 61,489,000
1935-1954 63,164,000
1936-1955 64,884,000
1937-1956 66,739,000
1938-1957 68,626,000
1939-1958 70,416,000
1940-1959 72,194,796
1941-1960 73,893,646
1942-1961 75,458,972
1943-1962 76,637,334
1944-1963 77,631,354
1945-1964 78,719,844
1946-1965 79,622,202
1947-1966 79,817,476
1948-1967 79,521,435
1949-1968 79,385,999
1950-1969 79,337,205
1951-1970 79,436,591
1952-1971 79,172,561
1953-1972 78,521,972
1954-1973 77,699,937
1955-1974 76,788,895
1956-1975 75,836,093
1957-1976 74,793,881
1958-1977 73,820,513
1959-1978 72,867,792
1960-1979 72,117,394
1961-1980 71,471,802
1962-1981 70,832,714
1963-1982 70,345,889
-----------------------------  Gen X / Baby Bust sandwiched between two larger generations
1964-1983 69,886,802
1965-1984 69,528,453
1966-1985 69,528,656
1967-1986 69,678,929
1968-1987 69,967,364
----------------------------- 
1969-1988 70,375,310
1970-1989 70,816,062
1971-1990 71,242,888
1972-1991 71,797,825
1973-1992 72,604,428
1974-1993 73,467,703
1975-1994 74,260,512
1976-1995 75,015,903
1977-1996 75,739,609
1978-1997 76,293,871
1979-1998 76,902,145
1980-1999 77,367,164
1981-2000 77,813,720
1982-2001 78,210,415
1983-2002 78,551,604
1984-2003 79,002,621
1985-2004 79,445,532
1986-2005 79,823,320
1987-2006 80,332,328
1988-2007 80,839,167
1989-2008 81,177,351
1990-2009 81,267,058
1991-2010 81,108,232
1992-2011 80,950,915
1993-2012 80,838,742
1994-2013 80,770,683
1995-2014 80,803,840

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: muppethammer26 on 04/19/16 at 9:09 pm

People have been saying that the parents generation are usually 2 generations behind their children's generation, for example, Boomers are the parents of the Millennials, Gen X are the parents of the Homelanders, etc. but sometimes, this is not true for some children who are born in the cusp years of each generation. Let's say that 1996 is a late millennial year and Child A was born to two Boomer parents who was born in the late 50's/early 60's, two generations before Millennial, but Child B was born to two Gen X parents born in the late 60's, a generation behind Millennial, which 1996 is included in both scenarios. So do you consider Child A a Millennial, but Child B a Homelander if we use the two generation rule to apply to those two children and their parents? Or do you consider both children born in 1996 millennials even if Child B was born to two late 60's Gen X parents?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/19/16 at 9:55 pm

That depends. Some people have kids when they're like 20; others wait until they're 30-40.

My parents are Gen X and my grandparents are Baby Boomers - unusually, they had my parents when they were only in college.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/19/16 at 10:19 pm


That depends. Some people have kids when they're like 20; others wait until they're 30-40.

My parents are Gen X and my grandparents are Baby Boomers - unusually, they had my parents when they were only in college.


Yeah, which is why I'm thinking in averages. 1981ers can have kids in 2008, many definitely did. But statistically most 2008ers were born to Gen X, people who are 28-34 are going to be pumping more babies than people who are 14-27 haha.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/19/16 at 10:44 pm


People have been saying that the parents generation are usually 2 generations behind their children's generation, for example, Boomers are the parents of the Millennials, Gen X are the parents of the Homelanders, etc. but sometimes, this is not true for some children who are born in the cusp years of each generation. Let's say that 1996 is a late millennial year and Child A was born to two Boomer parents who was born in the late 50's/early 60's, two generations before Millennial, but Child B was born to two Gen X parents born in the late 60's, a generation behind Millennial, which 1996 is included in both scenarios. So do you consider Child A a Millennial, but Child B a Homelander if we use the two generation rule to apply to those two children and their parents? Or do you consider both children born in 1996 millennials even if Child B was born to two late 60's Gen X parents?


That depends. Some people have kids when they're like 20; others wait until they're 30-40.

My parents are Gen X and my grandparents are Baby Boomers - unusually, they had my parents when they were only in college.


Yeah, which is why I'm thinking in averages. 1981ers can have kids in 2008, many definitely did. But statistically most 2008ers were born to Gen X, people who are 28-34 are going to be pumping more babies than people who are 14-27 haha.


What's funny is that in my case my parents had me when they were under 18. Gotta love that teen pregnancy.  ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/20/16 at 7:47 am


What's funny is that in my case my parents had me when they were under 18. Gotta love that teen pregnancy.  ;)


My parents had me when they were in their late 20's.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/20/16 at 8:08 am


What's funny is that in my case my parents had me when they were under 18. Gotta love that teen pregnancy.  ;)


You're Gen Alpha. How does it feel to be an alpha among pansy millennials?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/20/16 at 6:10 pm

You're Gen Alpha. How does it feel to be an alpha among pansy millennials?

It feels awful.  >:(  Everyone is mean to me.  :(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/20/16 at 6:12 pm




You're Gen Alpha. How does it feel to be an alpha among pansy millennials?



It feels awful.  >:(  Everyone is mean to me.  :(


More like Gen Beta...

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/20/16 at 6:12 pm


My parents had me when they were in their late 20's.

You got any older/younger siblings? My parents were high schoolers when they had me. But were full on adults when hey had my younger siblings.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/20/16 at 6:42 pm

I know it's soft all science, but it kind of annoys me how Baby Boomers used to be defined as 1942-1960 or so, but then they arbitrarily changed it to 1946-1964 which is  what you see today. Apparently boomers have been trying to claim the early Gen Xers to inflate their numbers for quite some time.

For example: Obama was born in 61 and doesn't consider himself a boomer. In fact, if anything, his mother (who was born in 42) was a Boomer since she more than likely grew up going to Beatles concerts and practiced a counterculture/hippie lifestyle.

Very few people born in 61-64 identify with boomers in any way. They were in like the 3rd grade when the Kent State shooting happened and women's rights protests were burning bras and they sure didn't listen to the Beatles or Rolling Stones first-hand. And early 60s is when the members of Motley Crue, Metallica, RHCP, and GNR were born so yeah...that would be the beginning of Gen X

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/20/16 at 6:48 pm


I know it's soft all science, but it kind of annoys me how Baby Boomers used to be defined as 1942-1960 or so, but then they arbitrarily changed it to 1946-1964 which is  what you see today.

For example: Obama was born in 61 and doesn't consider himself a boomer. In fact, if anything, his mother (who was born in 42) was a Boomer since she more than likely grew up going to Beatles concerts Beatles and practiced a counterculture/hippie lifestyle.


Sanders (late 1941) doesn't feel like a Boomer to me but Clinton (1947) does. I mean she was a literal hippie in the late 60s, while Bernie was a civil rights protestor in the early 60s (which is associated with Silent Gen).

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/20/16 at 6:49 pm


I know it's soft all science, but it kind of annoys me how Baby Boomers used to be defined as 1942-1960 or so, but then they arbitrarily changed it to 1946-1964 which is  what you see today. Apparently boomers have been trying to claim the early Gen Xers to inflate their numbers for quite some time.

For example: Obama was born in 61 and doesn't consider himself a boomer. In fact, if anything, his mother (who was born in 42) was a Boomer since she more than likely grew up going to Beatles concerts and practiced a counterculture/hippie lifestyle.

I know few people born in 61-64 who identify with boomers in any way. They were in like the 3rd grade when the Kent State shooting happened and women's rights protests were burning bras and they sure didn't listen to the Beatles or Rolling Stones first-hand. And early 60s is when the members of Motley Crue, Metallica, RHCP, and GNR were born so yeah...that would be the beginning of Gen X


Things like that is why I never truly take generations seriously. One day the generation span will be created and everyone will use it. But then some time later people are like "Oh no the generation should be this!" then BAM the generation span is immediately changed. Then sometime down the line the span may change again.  If generations spans are this inconsistent it makes me wonder why people bother with taking this whole thing seriously (unless they're part of a demographic marketing company).

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/20/16 at 7:13 pm


I know it's soft all science, but it kind of annoys me how Baby Boomers used to be defined as 1942-1960 or so, but then they arbitrarily changed it to 1946-1964 which is  what you see today. Apparently boomers have been trying to claim the early Gen Xers to inflate their numbers for quite some time.

For example: Obama was born in 61 and doesn't consider himself a boomer. In fact, if anything, his mother (who was born in 42) was a Boomer since she more than likely grew up going to Beatles concerts and practiced a counterculture/hippie lifestyle.

Very few people born in 61-64 identify with boomers in any way. They were in like the 3rd grade when the Kent State shooting happened and women's rights protests were burning bras and they sure didn't listen to the Beatles or Rolling Stones first-hand. And early 60s is when the members of Motley Crue, Metallica, RHCP, and GNR were born so yeah...that would be the beginning of Gen X



Things like that is why I never truly take generations seriously. One day the generation span will be created and everyone will use it. But then some time later people are like "Oh no the generation should be this!" then BAM the generation span is immediately changed. Then sometime down the line the span may change again.  If generations spans are this inconsistent it makes me wonder why people bother with taking this whole thing seriously (unless they're part of a demographic marketing company).


That's why there are generation cusps which about about 5/6 years. As for the the concept itself, they're not just a marketing strategy, they do exist. Check out these old pages.

http://web.archive.org/web/20060829005348/http://www.mondaymemo.net/010702feature.htm

http://www.lifecourse.com/assets/files/article_pdfs/AtlanticMonthly_DEC92.pdf

http://www.lifecourse.com/about/method/timelines/generations.html

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/20/16 at 7:18 pm


That's why there are generation cusps which about about 5/6 years. As for the the concept itself, they're not just a marketing strategy, they do exist. Check out these old pages.

http://web.archive.org/web/20060829005348/http://www.mondaymemo.net/010702feature.htm

http://www.lifecourse.com/assets/files/article_pdfs/AtlanticMonthly_DEC92.pdf

http://www.lifecourse.com/about/method/timelines/generations.html


Even in those sources the date spans change. One says 1977 - 1995 while the 3rd one says 1981 - 2004. The 2nd one was made in 1992 so I'm curious on when they thought the generation would end.

As for Cusps I wonder where you'd say they be placed in terms of generations. Makes me wonder if companies/researchers use cusps often.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/20/16 at 7:47 pm


Even in those sources the date spans change. One says 1977 - 1995 while the 3rd one says 1981 - 2004. The 2nd one was made in 1992 so I'm curious on when they thought the generation would end.

As for Cusps I wonder where you'd say they be placed in terms of generations. Makes me wonder if companies/researchers use cusps often.


Well one is by S&H; one is from a site back in 2001; the middle one, Millennials weren't thought of yet as at that time, Xers were the main focus.

They probably do, but they're not shown often especially the Y/Z cusp.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mach!ne_he@d on 04/20/16 at 9:11 pm


What's funny is that in my case my parents had me when they were under 18. Gotta love that teen pregnancy.  ;)


My mom was only 19 when I was born, so I know it can be odd having younger parents. It was weird growing up because most of my friends parents were born in the '50s, but both my parents were '60s-born Xers. In fact, the mom of one of my best friends was almost 20 years older than mine (she was born in 1949, compared to 1968 for my mom).

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 04/20/16 at 9:20 pm


My mom was only 19 when I was born, so I know it can be odd having younger parents. It was weird growing up because most of my friends parents were born in the '50s, but both my parents were '60s-born Xers. In fact, the mom of one of my best friends was almost 20 years older than mine (she was born in 1949, compared to 1968 for my mom).


Which means your mom is my mom's age :o and I'm 9 years younger than you of course.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mach!ne_he@d on 04/20/16 at 9:37 pm


Which means your mom is my mom's age :o and I'm 9 years younger than you of course.


I've got a much younger cousin who's mom is actually older than mine, too. Her mom is a '67er, and she was born in 2002, when I was already in high school. :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/20/16 at 10:05 pm

My mom's born 1966, she can beat up both your mom's like in Dexter Lab.

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Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/21/16 at 10:28 am

I know that some dislike the idea of Gen Z starting in 1995 (just like many people in their early-mid 30s hate that Millennials start in 1980), but it seems that's what 95% of people are going with these days.

http://i.imgur.com/OtkROUl.png

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: ralfy on 04/21/16 at 11:27 am

"The Generation Test"

http://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/the-generation-test

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 11:29 am

Damn, I always felt Y/Z cusp but when you type "born 1993 generation" into Google you get a damn Google card with Millennial in bold giant font and a paragraph describing millennials.  >:(

Someone ask Siri "What generation are people born 1993?" and post what she says. Apple has my back surely.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 11:54 am


"The Generation Test"

http://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/the-generation-test


A on 8 and 9
B on 7
C on 3, 5 and 6
D on 4 and 10
E on 2

Thought I had mostly D's for a second. I would've been a Boomer! ;D But naw I'm Gen Y. Didn't know how to answer the first one. Cool test. O0

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/21/16 at 12:17 pm


I know that some dislike the idea of Gen Z starting in 1995 (just like many people in their early-mid 30s hate that Millennials start in 1980), but it seems that's what 95% of people are going with these days.

http://i.imgur.com/OtkROUl.png

Most people don't like it starting in 1995 since that can be considered too early. Same with Millennials staring in 1980. The way I see the things that'll make a 1995 born a Gen Z would also make a 1993-4 born Gen Z as well since they pretty much grew up in the same time period. As for 1980 being the start of millennials I'm confused. I see Millennials starting in 1982 since they'd be the first to graduate on the year 2000.  Give it a few years. People are gonna change their minds on the generation spans yet again. Can hardly take this stuff seriously at time.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/21/16 at 1:51 pm


My mom was only 19 when I was born, so I know it can be odd having younger parents. It was weird growing up because most of my friends parents were born in the '50s, but both my parents were '60s-born Xers. In fact, the mom of one of my best friends was almost 20 years older than mine (she was born in 1949, compared to 1968 for my mom).

Damn dude you mom is younger than mine!!! ;D 

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/21/16 at 1:51 pm


Which means your mom is my mom's age :o and I'm 9 years younger than you of course.

Means my Dad's almost a decade older than your mother. :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 2:20 pm


Most people don't like it starting in 1995 since that can be considered too early. Same with Millennials staring in 1980. The way I see the things that'll make a 1995 born a Gen Z would also make a 1993-4 born Gen Z as well since they pretty much grew up in the same time period. As for 1980 being the start of millennials I'm confused. I see Millennials starting in 1982 since they'd be the first to graduate on the year 2000.  Give it a few years. People are gonna change their minds on the generation spans yet again. Can hardly take this stuff seriously at time.


What I get when I ask Google

"What generation are people born 1995?"

http://i.imgur.com/CGdH5bX.png

"What generation are people born 1993?"

http://i.imgur.com/Q6kgEva.png

"What generation are people born 1982?" (sorry Jordan)

http://i.imgur.com/3bkfMmh.png

"What generation are people born 1980?"

http://i.imgur.com/DbI2Pal.png

And "What generation are people born 2000?"

http://i.imgur.com/yBrPRc0.png

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/21/16 at 2:37 pm




You're Gen Alpha. How does it feel to be an alpha among pansy millennials?


There's no such generation as Generation Alpha. ???

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/21/16 at 2:38 pm


You got any older/younger siblings? My parents were high schoolers when they had me. But were full on adults when hey had my younger siblings.


I had a brother he passed away June 1995 at the age of 24. :\'(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/21/16 at 2:40 pm


Means my Dad's almost a decade older than your mother. :o


My Father is 75 and My Mother is 71.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/21/16 at 2:44 pm

That Careerplanner chart is really poorly done.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 2:49 pm


There's no such generation as Generation Alpha. ???


Generation Alpha will be my children's generation. The generation after Gen Z, the children of Millennials  ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/21/16 at 2:59 pm


What I get when I ask Google


You end up getting so many different answers and generations spans. And generations spans that you get today aren't the same spans that you'd get 10 years ago or 10 years later. Until there is 100% agreed on span I can't take the generation thing seriously. Also why in that first pic it says that Gen Z ends in 2015? What happened last year that would mark the end of a generation? And also Gen X and Y in that first pic seem to overlap. Gen X ends on 1981, but Gen Y starts in 1975? And 1995 is part of both Y and Z?  ??? I wonder if 2 gens can exist within the same year. And in all the other pics I've noticed that they all give different spans. In the 3rd pic Gen X is ends on 1979 and starts in 1965. In the last pic Gen Y starts in 1982 and ends in 1984 (is that even long enough to be considered a generation?). No consistency on gen spans even on the internet it seems.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/21/16 at 3:05 pm


There's no such generation as Generation Alpha. ???


They're supposed to be the people that're being born today from what I've read up. But the year that Gen Alpha starts differs depending on which source you go to.


I had a brother he passed away June 1995 at the age of 24. :\'(


Oooohhh. Sorry about that, mate.  :( 24 is way too young of an age for someone to pass.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 3:12 pm


They're supposed to be the people that're being born today from what I've read up. But the year that Gen Alpha starts differs depending on which source you go to.

Oooohhh. Sorry about that, mate.  :( 24 is way too young of an age for someone to pass.


What doesn't make sense to me is that we're still using the same generational theories as the ones proposed in the 90s when a lot of us were sucking on our pacifiers. How would they know how we'd behave as adults? ;D They can't predict the future or what events would shape us.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/21/16 at 3:18 pm


What doesn't make sense to me is that we're still using the same generational theories as the ones proposed in the 90s when a lot of us were sucking on our pacifiers. How would they know how we'd behave as adults? ;D They can't predict the future or what events would shape us.


I wondered that as well. It's why certain gen spans can be seen as outdated. They were created way before any of the big world events would happen and shape those that're within the generation. For example the Gen Alpha spans that you see today would most like change in the future. There hasn't been any big events yet (as of 2016) and the sources that say that the Gen would end in the 2020s can't actually predict the future. It's a bit funny some choose to keep using old generational theories, though.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/21/16 at 4:14 pm


What I get when I ask Google

"What generation are people born 1982?" (sorry Jordan)

http://i.imgur.com/3bkfMmh.png



Generation X is the 4th result. ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 4:17 pm


Generation X is the 4th result. ;)


Most people just click "I'm feeling lucky" and will never see it.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/21/16 at 4:18 pm


Most people just click "I'm feeling lucky" and will never see it.


Who the hell does that? Lazy Gen Beta kids, probably. I've never used that button as I like to see what I'm getting into, thank you very much.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 4:25 pm


Who the hell does that? Lazy Gen Beta kids, probably. I've never used that button as I like to see what I'm getting into, thank you very much.

Well it doesn't matter. If you're in your car and use voice search "What generation are people born 1982?", you phone will shout the definition of Millennial back at you.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/21/16 at 4:26 pm


Well it doesn't matter. If you're in your car and use voice search "What generation are people born 1982?", you phone will shout the definition of Millennial back at you.


Is that even possible on a flip phone?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 4:30 pm


Is that even possible on a flip phone?


You're a Millennial. Your baby pictures are on Instagram and you don't know a world without smartphones. Stop pretending to be Gen X.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/21/16 at 4:38 pm




You're a Millennial. Your baby pictures are on Instagram and you don't know a world without smartphones. Stop pretending to be Gen X.


But my parents don't even know what Instagram is!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 4:42 pm


But my parents don't even know what Instagram is!


Have you asked them?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/21/16 at 4:46 pm


Have you asked them?


No, once a conversation came up about smartphones and my mother went off about how she only uses her computer for "practical" and "important" reasons rather than to play "telephone tag" with her friends.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 4:55 pm


No, once a conversation came up about smartphones and my mother went off about how she only uses her computer for "practical" and "important" reasons rather than to play "telephone tag" with her friends.


Instagram selfies are pretty important. More important than supporting your baby's head while you're taking the selfie!

http://img.wennermedia.com/social/chontel-duncan-zoom-a14049ba-2600-446f-90a2-00e3b576f8ef.jpg

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/21/16 at 4:56 pm


Instagram selfies are pretty important. More important than supporting your baby's head while you're taking the selfie!

http://img.wennermedia.com/social/chontel-duncan-zoom-a14049ba-2600-446f-90a2-00e3b576f8ef.jpg


The reason the rates for fun things like crime, drugs and sex are going down is because sissy millennials and gen beta kids are too busy on their phones to actually go out and do things. It's like a pacifier for people over 2.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/21/16 at 4:56 pm

According to Wikipedia, the "widest" ranges used for Gen X are 1965-1984 (used by Harvard Business school) and 1965-1985 (used in an article by The Guardian).

I find that kinda funny, because Mark zuckerberg (b. 1984) says he is a Millennial, even though he could just as well be Gen X according to some. :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 4:58 pm


The reason the rates for fun things like crime, drugs and sex are going down is because sissy millennials and gen beta kids are too busy on their phones to actually go out and do things. It's like a pacifier for people over 2.


I've actually heard that theory before. The reason crime rates went down after 1994 is because the Internet was popularized and kids finally had something to do at home lol.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/21/16 at 5:00 pm


According to Wikipedia, the "widest" ranges used for Gen X are 1965-1984 (used by Harvard Business school) and 1965-1985 (used in an article by The Guardian).

I find that kinda funny, because Mark zuckerberg (b. 1984) says he identifies as a Millennial, even though he could just as well be Gen X according to some. :o


Yeah, but Mark Zuckerberg sucks so who wants to listen to him? I think I should be Gen X, personally. Growing up I was pretty tough. I listened to the real Green Day (1986-2003) rather than the crap that came afterwards and that seems to me like a good enough reason to be a part of the X brotherhood.


I've actually heard that theory before. The reason crime rates went down after 1994 is because the Internet was popularized and kids finally had something to do at home lol.


But in 1994-2003 kids were still all about having a good time and actually getting some. Then, in 2004, when the Razor came out and everyone hopped on broadband, society declined and people decided it would be better to be pacified in their homes.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 5:14 pm


According to Wikipedia, the "widest" ranges used for Gen X are 1965-1984 (used by Harvard Business school) and 1965-1985 (used in an article by The Guardian).

I find that kinda funny, because Mark zuckerberg (b. 1984) says he is a Millennial, even though he could just as well be Gen X according to some. :o


1984 is more millennial than me lol, it's not even cusp. 90s kid, didn't get into high school until 1998-99 when Millennial culture was in full swing and the Internet was well established, graduated uni in 2006 almost right into the recession. Only 24 years old during 2008 election. Yeah they're pretty millennial.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/21/16 at 5:25 pm


Yeah, but Mark Zuckerberg sucks so who wants to listen to him? I think I should be Gen X, personally. Growing up I was pretty tough. I listened to the real Green Day (1986-2003) rather than the crap that came afterwards and that seems to me like a good enough reason to be a part of the X brotherhood.

I hate Facebook, but I don't see what "sucks" about him as a person. ???

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/21/16 at 5:28 pm


I hate Facebook, but I don't see what "sucks" about him as a person. ???


Well, there's that sh!t about the privacy of Facebook and whatever. Though, it's the people's fault for being so willing to put up their crap on the net and think it's going to be safe and private. That's besides the point, though. Have you seen his face? It looks like a punching bag! He's almost as intolerable as Dawson with his stupid haircut.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 5:32 pm


Well, there's that sh!t about the privacy of Facebook and whatever. Though, it's the people's fault for being so willing to put up their crap on the net and think it's going to be safe and private. That's besides the point, though. Have you seen his face? It looks like a punching bag! He's almost as intolerable as Dawson with his stupid haircut.


Maybe I'm stereotyping, but he's Jewish so I think his hair is naturally curly like that. Not everyone can spike their hair, check your privilege.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: #Infinity on 04/21/16 at 5:33 pm


Well, there's that sh!t about the privacy of Facebook and whatever. Though, it's the people's fault for being so willing to put up their crap on the net and think it's going to be safe and private. That's besides the point, though. Have you seen his face? It looks like a punching bag! He's almost as intolerable as Dawson with his stupid haircut.


He also basically plagiarized the idea of Facebook from the Winklevoss twins and then took all the credit for himself.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 5:36 pm


He also basically plagiarized the idea of Facebook from the Winklevoss twins and then took all the credit for himself.


Oh true. He was a complete dick to his girlfriend too.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/21/16 at 5:38 pm


According to Wikipedia, the "widest" ranges used for Gen X are 1965-1984 (used by Harvard Business school) and 1965-1985 (used in an article by The Guardian).

I find that kinda funny, because Mark zuckerberg (b. 1984) says he is a Millennial, even though he could just as well be Gen X according to some. :o


That's the "widest" range used? I never heard of people ending Gen X in 1984-1985. What still bothers me is how some sources give their own range without actually giving any reasons as to why they decided to use that specific range. Wonder how some even came up with the idea that Gen X ends in 1984 or 1985.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: muppethammer26 on 04/21/16 at 5:40 pm


That's the "widest" range used? I never heard of people ending Gen X in 1984-1985. What still bothers me is how some sources give their own range without actually giving any reasons as to why they decided to use that specific range. Wonder how some even came up with the idea that Gen X ends in 1984 or 1985.


Gen X should start at 1965 and end at 1982. That would be the best span for that generation.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 5:50 pm


Gen X should start at 1965 and end at 1982. That would be the best span for that generation.


1965-1976 is "real Gen X" to me. Tanya was right, you have to be 80s teen or "Reagan's child" to be real X. 1977-1980 is cusp. From what I've noticed at work, people born around those years don't call me 24/7 for bare bones basic tech support. They have a lot in common with Gen Y so they're cusp. 1981 is early Y.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/21/16 at 5:52 pm


That's the "widest" range used? I never heard of people ending Gen X in 1984-1985. What still bothers me is how some sources give their own range without actually giving any reasons as to why they decided to use that specific range. Wonder how some even came up with the idea that Gen X ends in 1984 or 1985.

There seem to be some crazy, "rare" definitions out there in the wild. One book I read, titled Children, Teens, Families, and Mass Media, says Baby Boomers are 1946-1967 (which would include Kurt Cobain as a Boomer)! :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/21/16 at 5:52 pm


1984 is more millennial than me lol, it's not even cusp. 90s kid, didn't get into high school until 1998-99 when Millennial culture was in full swing and the Internet was well established, graduated uni in 2006 almost right into the recession. Only 24 years old during 2008 election. Yeah they're pretty millennial.

Yes a 1984 is an Early Yer... but I'd could see why they would consider themselves Xers cause they're kid culture of the early 90s was kinda similar to the late 80s, and were high schoolers before the 90s ended.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/21/16 at 5:54 pm


1965-1976 is "real Gen X" to me. Tanya was right, you have to be 80s teen or "Reagan's child" to be real X. 1977-1980 is cusp. From what I've noticed at work, people born around those years don't call me 24/7 for bare bones basic tech support. They have a lot in common with Gen Y so they're cusp. 1981 is early Y.

I guess late 1981ers could be viewed as early Y, but 1982 is the first true early Y year since most of them graduated in 2000.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/21/16 at 5:54 pm


1965-1976 is "real Gen X" to me. Tanya was right, you have to be 80s teen or "Reagan's child" to be real X. 1977-1980 is cusp. From what I've noticed at work, people born around those years don't call me 24/7 for bare bones basic tech support. They have a lot in common with Gen Y so they're cusp. 1981 is early Y.

So... 1977 born aren't Reagan era kids? ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 5:59 pm


So... 1977 born aren't Reagan era kids? ;D


Probably. They didn't care about who the president until the very end though. I meant kids as in the teens/young adults who looked up to Reagan.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/21/16 at 6:03 pm


Probably. They didn't care about who the president until the very end though. I meant kids as in the teens/young adults who looked up to Reagan.

They were 11/12 when he left office... they should be.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 6:07 pm


They were 11/12 when he left office... they should be.


I don't mean "kid" in the sense of this forum. I mean kid as in people who would give a sh*t... More 14-24 year olds. For actual kid decade, Gen Xers are 70s kids, 80s teens, 90s adults to me.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 04/21/16 at 6:30 pm


I don't mean "kid" in the sense of this forum. I mean kid as in people who would give a sh*t... More 14-24 year olds. For actual kid decade, Gen Xers are 70s kids, 80s teens, 90s adults to me.


I see what you mean. For example, I will always be an Obama kid, since I witnessed the 2008 election when I was 12 which was exciting and I was 13-20 throughout his two terms. I hardly consider myself as a Bush kid because I didn't care for the 2000 or 2004 elections since I was so young in my own kiddy world. Similar goes for music too, even though I've been into mainstream music since 2007, my peak teenage years were a mixture of the electropop, EDM, modern teen pop, disco revival, and trap rap eras, so I'm a kid of those times because I am/was the main target audience for it.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 6:40 pm


I see what you mean. For example, I will always be an Obama kid, since I witnessed the 2008 election when I was 12 which was exciting and I was 13-20 throughout his two terms. I hardly consider myself as a Bush kid because I didn't care for the 2000 or 2004 elections since I was so young in my own kiddy world. Similar goes for music too, even though I've been into mainstream music since 2007, my peak teenage years were a mixture of the electropop, EDM, modern teen pop, disco revival, and trap rap eras, so I'm a kid of those times because I am/was the main target audience for it.


Yep. I would call myself an Obama kid too. I look up to him, the same way Gen X looked up to Reagan. (though I did follow the 2004 election, I do not look up to Bush). I asked my 2005 born sister who the president was a few months back and she drew a blank. When I told her it was Obama, she went "Oh she's always on TV!" and I'm like "She?", then she says "She always tells us to eat healthy Food on the Disney Channel." She obviously does not give a sheesh who the president is, even if she is technically a kid of the Obama years lol.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/21/16 at 6:42 pm


Maybe I'm stereotyping, but he's Jewish so I think his hair is naturally curly like that. Not everyone can spike their hair, check your privilege.


I think it is you who should check your privilege, Mr. Trollpoke! >:(


He also basically plagiarized the idea of Facebook from the Winklevoss twins and then took all the credit for himself.


This. He's following in the footsteps of ol' Jobsey!


There seem to be some crazy, "rare" definitions out there in the wild. One book I read, titled Children, Teens, Families, and Mass Media, says Baby Boomers are 1946-1967 (which would include Kurt Cobain as a Boomer)! :o


Kurt was definitely not a boomer in any sense! If you told my brother something like that, you'd make him pretty upset. I remember X'ers back then would go out of their way to disassociate themselves with boomers in anyway possible.


1965-1976 is "real Gen X" to me. Tanya was right, you have to be 80s teen or "Reagan's child" to be real X. 1977-1980 is cusp. From what I've noticed at work, people born around those years don't call me 24/7 for bare bones basic tech support. They have a lot in common with Gen Y so they're cusp. 1981 is early Y.


1977-1979 all seem pretty X to me. 79'ers are the last ones to spend all of their high school career with the grunge fashion as kids born 1980-onward soon ditched their flannel and long hair for windbreakers and spiky bleach hair (or, in your alternative universe, they ditched their flannels for emo fringes in 1996/1997... ::)).

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/21/16 at 6:46 pm

Here are some articles about Millennials and Plurals.

https://www.theguardian.com/science/brain-flapping/2016/apr/15/what-does-millennial-mean-is-it-vague-lazy-and-meaningless

http://curatti.com/digital-generation/

http://curatti.com/generation-c-towards-new-baby-boom-generation-z/

http://www.slideshare.net/futuresco/meet-the-centennials

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/jenx/2015/11/who-are-the-centennials-a-primer-on-generation-z.html

https://www.ama.org/publications/eNewsletters/MarketingInsightsNewsletter/Pages/whats-after-the-millennials-a-case-for-gen-911.aspx

And here's a video about gen z as well.

https://vimeo.com/129663369

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/21/16 at 6:53 pm

Hey also check out these videos

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccIapdtMLNk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n648Rh_d3Y

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzDwX-9jKOU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMfhpj7T-yc

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 04/21/16 at 6:56 pm


Here are some articles about Millennials and Plurals.

https://www.theguardian.com/science/brain-flapping/2016/apr/15/what-does-millennial-mean-is-it-vague-lazy-and-meaningless

http://curatti.com/digital-generation/

http://curatti.com/generation-c-towards-new-baby-boom-generation-z/

http://www.slideshare.net/futuresco/meet-the-centennials

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/jenx/2015/11/who-are-the-centennials-a-primer-on-generation-z.html

https://www.ama.org/publications/eNewsletters/MarketingInsightsNewsletter/Pages/whats-after-the-millennials-a-case-for-gen-911.aspx

And here's a video about gen z as well.

https://vimeo.com/129663369


You're mxcrashxm!!! How long has your username been changed!?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/21/16 at 7:03 pm


1977-1979 all seem pretty X to me. 79'ers are the last ones to spend all of their high school career with the grunge fashion as kids born 1980-onward soon ditched their flannel and long hair for windbreakers and spiky bleach hair (or, in your alternative universe, they ditched their flannels for emo fringes in 1996/1997... ::)).


What about Glam/Hair Metal and punk rock? That's the real Gen X music to me. Grunge is late X. Grunge is to Gen X what Dubstep is to Gen Y. The very very last. Most X'ers hate Grunge from what I've noticed online.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/21/16 at 7:09 pm


What about Glam/Hair Metal and punk rock? That's the real Gen X music to me. Grunge is late X. Grunge is to Gen X what Dubstep is to Gen Y. The very very last. Most X'ers hate Grunge from what I've noticed online.


It depends what Punk Rock, though. 70's Punk from 1976/1977-1980 is a boomer/early X thing but the Hardcore Punk and Pop Punk from 1980-1989 and not to mention the New Wave (not real Punx but whatever) from that same time was predominately X with some small boomer leftovers. That's more of an early-mid Gen X thing but yeah, I see why you say it's real X. Hair Metal lasted 'til 1993-ish so 1978'ers would be the last ones to start high school when you still had rockers and Hair Metal was a big thing. Side note: I agree with those X'ers. Grunge was sh!tty music and Nirvana was the only good band to come out of that scene. A lot of X'ers who were involved with 80's Grunge/Punk hate 90's Grunge/Punk because they view it as a commercialization of something that used to be genuine to them.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/21/16 at 7:13 pm


You're mxcrashxm!!! How long has your username been changed!?


I think he changed his username a few days ago, for some reason.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/21/16 at 7:21 pm


You're mxcrashxm!!! How long has your username been changed!?
a week.


I think he changed his username a few days ago, for some reason.
That reason for that is I'm a gamer and the fact it was time for a change. I've had my username with crash in it generally for almost 6 years. 

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mach!ne_he@d on 04/21/16 at 9:14 pm


I see what you mean. For example, I will always be an Obama kid, since I witnessed the 2008 election when I was 12 which was exciting and I was 13-20 throughout his two terms. I hardly consider myself as a Bush kid because I didn't care for the 2000 or 2004 elections since I was so young in my own kiddy world. Similar goes for music too, even though I've been into mainstream music since 2007, my peak teenage years were a mixture of the electropop, EDM, modern teen pop, disco revival, and trap rap eras, so I'm a kid of those times because I am/was the main target audience for it.



Yep. I would call myself an Obama kid too. I look up to him, the same way Gen X looked up to Reagan. (though I did follow the 2004 election, I do not look up to Bush). I asked my 2005 born sister who the president was a few months back and she drew a blank. When I told her it was Obama, she went "Oh she's always on TV!" and I'm like "She?", then she says "She always tells us to eat healthy Food on the Disney Channel." She obviously does not give a sheesh who the president is, even if she is technically a kid of the Obama years lol.


I agree with these two posts. I've seen alot of kids born in, like, 1990 claiming they "grew up" under Bill Clinton, or kids born in 1980 saying they "grew up" under Ronald Reagan, and I totally disagree with that. To me, the President that you "grew up" under is the first one that you're actually old enough to have been fully aware of his policies and their real-world consequences.

I was still a kid during pretty much all of Bill Clinton's presidency. I remember learning about the '92 and '96 campaigns in school, and following some of the impeachment stuff in 1998-99, but that's pretty much it. On the other hand, I remember everything about the Bush administration because Dubya's term is when I really came of age. The "hanging chad's" in 2000, thinking he was great after 9/11, turning against him after Iraq, Valerie Plame, the Katrina debacle, John Stewart and Keith Olbermann destroying Dick Cheney and Don Rumsfeld on a daily basis, etc., I remember all that stuff like it was yesterday. I might've been a kid during the Clinton years, but I'm definitely a "Bush kid" from a political standpoint, because 2001-09 shaped so much of my worldview.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/21/16 at 11:06 pm


I don't mean "kid" in the sense of this forum. I mean kid as in people who would give a sh*t... More 14-24 year olds. For actual kid decade, Gen Xers are 70s kids, 80s teens, 90s adults to me.

You're focusing way to much on the older xers. Younger Xers for example, are ''80s kids'' 

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/21/16 at 11:06 pm


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You just figured that out?! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/21/16 at 11:08 pm


I see what you mean. For example, I will always be an Obama kid, since I witnessed the 2008 election when I was 12 which was exciting and I was 13-20 throughout his two terms. I hardly consider myself as a Bush kid because I didn't care for the 2000 or 2004 elections since I was so young in my own kiddy world. Similar goes for music too, even though I've been into mainstream music since 2007, my peak teenage years were a mixture of the electropop, EDM, modern teen pop, disco revival, and trap rap eras, so I'm a kid of those times because I am/was the main target audience for it.

Well, I always considered myself a Bush era kid, and NO ONE is going to make me think otherwise!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 04/22/16 at 12:28 am


Well, I always considered myself a Bush era kid, and NO ONE is going to make me think otherwise!


You still don't get it. We're not talking about the biological definition of a kid. We're talking about the "fully growing" up from baby to young adult version of kids being apart of the pop culture. Babies/toddlers (0-2), children (3-12), teenagers (13-19), and young adults (early-mid twenties) can all be called "kids" of an era. Have you heard older adults on TV say "when I was a kid I used to have posters of this popular artist or star" (they're talking about when they were teenagers), or you ever hear sports analysts on television talk about "college kids" growing up and gaining experience on the field or court? Might I ask, do you honestly think biological kids under the age of 10 care & understand about politics and can fully comprehend the real world around them?


I agree with these two posts. I've seen alot of kids born in, like, 1990 claiming they "grew up" under Bill Clinton, or kids born in 1980 saying they "grew up" under Ronald Reagan, and I totally disagree with that. To me, the President that you "grew up" under is the first one that you're actually old enough to have been fully aware of his policies and their real-world consequences.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/22/16 at 1:22 am


You still don't get it. We're not talking about the biological definition of a kid. We're talking about the "fully growing" up from baby to young adult version of kids being apart of the pop culture. Babies/toddlers (0-2), children (3-12), teenagers (13-19), and young adults (early-mid twenties) can all be called "kids" of an era. Have you heard older adults on TV say "when I was a kid I used to have posters of this popular artist or star" (they're talking about when they were teenagers), or you ever hear sports analysts on television talk about "college kids" growing up and gaining experience on the field or court? Might I ask, do you honestly think biological kids under the age of 10 care & understand about politics and can fully comprehend the real world around them?


People need to stop using the word "kid" for when they refer to moments where they were 13+. It's very confusing and doesn't make sense as someone from ages 13-19 aren't kid age (by the technical definition). But other than that I agree. Those who're 10 and under (basically elementary schoolers) don't understand politics and can't really understand the world around them. It's probably why childhood  is a person's time of innocence. I didn't start and fully understanding and caring about politics, wars, or worldly concerns and desires until I around age 13 or 14.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/22/16 at 8:15 am


But my parents don't even know what Instagram is!


Are you kidding me?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/22/16 at 8:41 am


Are you kidding me?


He's lying. His mom neglected him when he was a baby because she was playing Candy Crush all day and the level had a time limit. No time to take care of a crying baby.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/22/16 at 8:50 am


Are you kidding me?


No, they're super old nowadays.


He's lying. His mom neglected him when he was a baby because she was playing Candy Crush all day and the level had a time limit. No time to take care of a crying baby.


Troll! >:( Go back to your alternate universe 1997 and talk about "slutty emo fringes" with Justin Pearson or something. Maybe they'll even let you appear on Jerry Springer and talk about how "tragic" your MySpace profile is...

>:( >:( >:( >:( >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/22/16 at 9:14 am


No, they're super old nowadays.

Troll! >:( Go back to your alternate universe 1997 and talk about "slutty emo fringes" with Justin Pearson or something. Maybe they'll even let you appear on Jerry Springer and talk about how "tragic" your MySpace profile is...

>:( >:( >:( >:( >:(


same as my Parents

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/22/16 at 9:17 am


same as my Parents


Yeah, our parents are old people now. Good things guys like you and me are still pretty young.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/22/16 at 9:18 am


Yeah, our parents are old people now. Good things guys like you and me are still pretty young.


my health is good.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/22/16 at 9:20 am


my health is good.


Mine, too. I can't go out the door without having young women try to flirt with me.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/22/16 at 9:31 am


No, they're super old nowadays.

Troll! >:( Go back to your alternate universe 1997 and talk about "slutty emo fringes" with Justin Pearson or something. Maybe they'll even let you appear on Jerry Springer and talk about how "tragic" your MySpace profile is...

>:( >:( >:( >:( >:(


Oh my MSN Space was super embarrassing. It's all about me burning my then 11 year old brother when I was 13, calling him a b*tch and a and making fun of his grades. Mess.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/22/16 at 9:35 am


Oh my MSN Space was super embarrassing. It's all about me burning my then 11 year old brother when I was 13, calling him a b*tch and a and making fun of his grades. Mess.


Yeah, but I bet he didn't have an embarrassing Emo fringe in alternate reality 1997 where apparently Weezer (out of all bands) wear makeup.

Your brother was probably a decent guy who looked normal. Like this!

http://cdn.gurl.com/wp-content/gallery/bad-early-00s-fashion-trends/reese-malcom-in-the-middle-frosted-bleach-spikes-tips.jpg

YOU... On the other hand... Oh my god, you looked like this... (in 1997 out of all years!!!) >:(

http://cdn.ebaumsworld.com/mediaFiles/picture/580995/871496.jpg

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/22/16 at 9:46 am

No way he was a pansy and his voice hadn't even cracked yet.  >:(

In 1997 I had ice cream all over my face at all times. I was alternative.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/22/16 at 9:49 am


No way he was a pansy and his voice hadn't even cracked yet.  >:(

In 1997 I had ice cream all over my face at all times. I was alternative.


How can one be a pansy if they have spiky frosted tips? Makes no sense to me. ::)

"Alternative" and faux-Emo aren't the same thing. I don't care if you dreamt up Weezer with Emo fringes, either. >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/22/16 at 10:04 am


How can one be a pansy if they have spiky frosted tips? Makes no sense to me. ::)

"Alternative" and faux-Emo aren't the same thing. I don't care if you dreamt up Weezer with Emo fringes, either. >:(


I had ice cream all over my face so I was Gothic. I even used the white curtains to dry my hands instead of towels, ain't nobody telling me how to dry MY hands. And I drew graffiti all over the walls to express my creative side. I was a punk rebel, you should be on my side. I even went into my mom's dressing table and decided to break society imposed gender roles. The nail polish.  Different colours for different fingers. It was beautiful man, it was art. I was the greatest 4 year old rocker. The greatest.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/22/16 at 10:07 am


I had ice cream all over my face so I was Gothic. I even used the white curtains to dry my hands instead of towels, ain't nobody telling me how to dry MY hands. And I drew graffiti all over the walls to express my creative side. I was a punk rebel, you should be on my side. I even went into my mom's dressing table and decided to break gender stereotypes. The nail polish.  Different colours for different fingers. It was beautiful man, it was art. I was the greatest 4 year old rocker.


I dunno, man. I share the goodness of the world through music with you and then you go and say things akin to supporting Donald Trump. >:( You don't even rebel like X'ers do. I bet you've never jaywalked across a busy street like I have.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/22/16 at 10:13 am


I dunno, man. I share the goodness of the world through music with you and then you go and say things akin to supporting Donald Trump. >:( You don't even rebel like X'ers do. I bet you've never jaywalked across a busy street like I have.


I used to Jaywalk but after I turned 18 I stopped because I could be charged as an adult.  :-[

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/22/16 at 10:14 am


I used to Jaywalk but after I turned 18 I stopped because I could be charged as an adult.  :-[


Turning 18 never stopped me from jaywalking. I ain't scared of no laws. ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/22/16 at 10:58 am


Turning 18 never stopped me from jaywalking. I ain't scared of no laws. ;)
Reported.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/22/16 at 1:49 pm


Mine, too. I can't go out the door without having young women try to flirt with me.


Is that so? Some women, mostly relatives of mine think I'm handsome.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/22/16 at 1:52 pm


I used to Jaywalk but after I turned 18 I stopped because I could be charged as an adult.  :-[


I jaywalk all the time.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: muppethammer26 on 04/22/16 at 5:34 pm

I would like to imagine how a world in the 2030's would look like when the Gen X will become seniors, Millennials will be middle aged people and Plurals will be young adults and become parents for the Gen Beta people.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/22/16 at 9:54 pm


Reported.


I reported you as well for all the crude, thoughtless things you say. >:(


Is that so? Some women, mostly relatives of mine think I'm handsome.


I don't know if my relatives think I'm handsome but young 21 year old chicks always come up to me and wanna chat and stuff. They admire my muscle mass and toneage.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/22/16 at 9:56 pm



I don't know if my relatives think I'm handsome but young 21 year old chicks always come up to me and wanna chat and stuff. They admire my muscle mass and toneage.


Was this in one of your 90s VHSes?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/22/16 at 10:10 pm


Was this in one of your 90s VHSes?


What do you mean?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/22/16 at 10:17 pm


What do you mean?


Don't make me explain a joke  ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/22/16 at 10:17 pm


Don't make me explain a joke  ;D


Explain! >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/22/16 at 10:22 pm


Explain! >:(


It happened a long time ago.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/22/16 at 10:24 pm


It happened a long time ago.


See? That joke is so absolutely prespammersite and nonsensical that I needed you to explain. If you must know, this happens nearly everyday. Women love me and my handsome, masculine self.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/22/16 at 10:41 pm


See? That joke is so absolutely prespammersite and nonsensical that I needed you to explain. If you must know, this happens nearly everyday. Women love me and my handsome, masculine self.


They used to call turning 30 years old "Gay death"

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/22/16 at 10:44 pm


They used to call turning 30 years old "Gay death"


But I'm straight! There is no such thing as a "straight death" so I don't have to worry about this type of thing. Young women are all about me and my masculine presence.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/22/16 at 10:53 pm


But I'm straight! There is no such thing as a "straight death" so I don't have to worry about this type of thing. Young women are all about me and my masculine presence.
But all the punk dudes are skinny white guys with squeaky voices?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/22/16 at 10:55 pm


But all the punk dudes are skinny white guys with squeaky voices?


You mean like Kenny Vasoli? I am more toned and muscular then those guys. The ladies all agree. 8)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/22/16 at 11:05 pm


You mean like Kenny Vasoli? I am more toned and muscular then those guys. The ladies all agree. 8)

Do you even lift bro? Either way your punk credentials are suspect if you're not skinny.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/22/16 at 11:36 pm


Do you even lift bro? Either way your punk credentials are suspect if you're not skinny.


You sound like this guy I know... But yuh bro i lifdth dem waits evurhree deh. Truh Punx is abut lifdthenn duh waits all dah day bruddha.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/23/16 at 7:50 am


I reported you as well for all the crude, thoughtless things you say. >:(

I don't know if my relatives think I'm handsome but young 21 year old chicks always come up to me and wanna chat and stuff. They admire my muscle mass and toneage.


So you were a hunk to the women?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/23/16 at 7:51 am


See? That joke is so absolutely prespammersite and nonsensical that I needed you to explain. If you must know, this happens nearly everyday. Women love me and my handsome, masculine self.


and your huge muscles?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 8:18 am

What does prespammersite mean? ... I looked it up on Google and the only result is stuff from this website. Since when did Jordan know big words that aren't in the Oxford Dictionary?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 9:03 am


So you were a hunk to the women?


Indeed I am.


and your huge muscles?


Yep! I got huge muscle and the women love me.


What does prespammersite mean? ... I looked it up on Google and the only result is stuff from this website. Since when did Jordan know big words that aren't in the Oxford Dictionary?


*Looks at profile picture... hangs head in shame...*

Huh? I never said that. I am intelligent and know big words not in the Oxford but... Prespammersite!?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 9:06 am


Indeed I am.

Yep! I got huge muscle and the women love me.

*Looks at profile picture... hangs head in shame...*

Huh? I never said that. I am intelligent and know big words not in the Oxford but... Prespammersite!?


Hang head in shame? You mean bow head in respect. You will respect #Queen. Do I need to teach you Americans how to behave in a monarchy?

And


See? That joke is so absolutely prespammersite and nonsensical that I needed you to explain.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 9:11 am


Hang head in shame? You mean bow head in respect. You will respect #Queen. Do I need to teach you Americans how to behave in a monarchy?

And


The "Queen's" gonna destroy America through fake e-mails.

Oh it's this f*cking autocorrect thing. It's like, if you type in f*ck uncensored it changes it to fudge... I guess p r e p o s t e r o u s  is a bad word, too?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 9:18 am


The "Queen's" gonna destroy America through fake e-mails.


https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/ilpXGVPqEF7ysOnEYU4xY7NFtfp8FhaSz_KOaWXN9ubiUKPrFjaobn6r7pRVro5MVuLm=w1600-h900-rw-no

America needs to be destroyed so it can be rebirthed pure and strong by Mother Hillary.


Oh it's this f*cking autocorrect thing. It's like, if you type in f*ck uncensored it changes it to fudge... I guess p r e p o s t e r o u s  is a bad word, too?


It's you who is prespammersite.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 9:26 am




https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/ilpXGVPqEF7ysOnEYU4xY7NFtfp8FhaSz_KOaWXN9ubiUKPrFjaobn6r7pRVro5MVuLm=w1600-h900-rw-no

America needs to be destroyed so it can be rebirthed pure and strong by Mother Hillary.

It's you who is prespammersite.


I'm surprised you don't support "father Trump". I bet your guys views line up pretty well together. ;)

I think you're the prespammersite one here... >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 9:37 am


I'm surprised you don't support "father Trump". I bet your guys views line up pretty well together. ;)

I think you're the prespammersite one here... >:(


Clinton convinced him to run, so he's really just an extension of #Queen.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 9:42 am


Clinton convinced him to run, so he's really just an extension of #Queen.


Trump is no extension of Clinton. He is his own entity. ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/23/16 at 9:43 am


Trump is no extension of Clinton. He is his own entity. ;)


He just want to be president, just so that he can turn the U.S. into a capitalist empire.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 9:46 am


He just want to be president, just so that he can turn the U.S. into a capitalist empire.


Yeepppp....

http://www.newscorpse.com/Pix/Campaign-2016/trump-house.jpg

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 9:46 am


Trump is no extension of Clinton. He is his own entity. ;)


http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user12162/imageroot/2016/03/17/Trump%20endorses%20Clinton.png

Good one.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/23/16 at 9:48 am


Yeepppp....

http://www.newscorpse.com/Pix/Campaign-2016/trump-house.jpg


That's what he'll do to the White House, if he gets elected.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 9:53 am


http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user12162/imageroot/2016/03/17/Trump%20endorses%20Clinton.png

Good one.


Man, that isn't even real hair... Regardless, Trump is separate from the Clinton people. He is his own empire!


That's what he'll do to the White House, if he gets elected.


He will turn it into a palace of gamblin' and debauchery.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/23/16 at 9:55 am


He will turn it into a palace of gamblin' and debauchery.


He'll probably turn Washington D.C. into a city full of casinos with his name on it.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 9:56 am


He'll probably turn Washington D.C. into a city full of casinos with his name on it.


Under Trump, D.C. will be the new Vegas. It'll probably look like that scene in Back to the Future 2 with the alternate Biff reality.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 9:57 am


Man, that isn't even real hair... Regardless, Trump is separate from the Clinton people. He is his own empire!


https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/bill-clinton-called-donald-trump-ahead-of-republicans-2016-launch/2015/08/05/e2b30bb8-3ae3-11e5-b3ac-8a79bc44e5e2_story.html

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 9:59 am


https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/bill-clinton-called-donald-trump-ahead-of-republicans-2016-launch/2015/08/05/e2b30bb8-3ae3-11e5-b3ac-8a79bc44e5e2_story.html


Keep making up stories but you won't change my mind... ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 10:04 am


Keep making up stories but you won't change my mind... ::)


Mess at you. #Queen doesn't need you, she's got this.

https://media4.giphy.com/media/Zd9VZqdmULhtK/200w.gif

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 10:06 am


Mess at you. #Queen doesn't need you, she's got this.

https://media4.giphy.com/media/Zd9VZqdmULhtK/200w.gif


Unimpressed...

http://static2.businessinsider.com/image/566efa6172f2c15b028b56ae/donald-trump-is-escalating-his-war-of-words-with-hillary-clinton.jpg

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 10:08 am


Unimpressed...

http://static2.businessinsider.com/image/566efa6172f2c15b028b56ae/donald-trump-is-escalating-his-war-of-words-with-hillary-clinton.jpg


He needs to stop inviting #Queen to his countless weddings. She's done with him.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 10:10 am


He needs to stop inviting #Queen to his countless weddings. She's done with him.


An invitation to a TRUMP WEDDING is one of the world's most greatest gifts to be bestowed upon ones self! You have some respect! >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 10:22 am


An invitation to a TRUMP WEDDING is one of the world's most greatest gifts to be bestowed upon ones self! You have some respect! >:(


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3395265/Hillary-admits-got-Trump-attended-2005-Palm-Beach-wedding-Melania.html

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 10:24 am


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3395265/Hillary-admits-got-Trump-attended-2005-Palm-Beach-wedding-Melania.html


She should be appreciative. An invitation to a Trump Wedding?? My god, that is probably one of the greatest things this world has to offer!!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 10:27 am


She should be appreciative. An invitation to a Trump Wedding?? My god, that is probably one of the greatest things this world has to offer!!


On average, everyone in the world is invited to a Trump wedding at least twice in their lifetime.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 10:31 am


On average, everyone in the world is invited to a Trump wedding at least twice in their lifetime.


Uh, no. Actually, not many people are bestowed with the honor of attending a TRUMP WEDDING.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/23/16 at 10:33 am


Uh, no. Actually, not many people are bestowed with the honor of attending a TRUMP WEDDING.


Don't believe Jordan. He was sent an invite to the wedding by one of Trump's servants.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 10:34 am


Don't believe Jordan. He was sent an invite to the wedding by one of Trump's servants.


Why not believe me? I am always invited to TRUMP WEDDINGS as I am an important person. 8)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 04/23/16 at 11:01 am


Why not believe me? I am always invited to TRUMP WEDDINGS as I am an important person. 8)


Honestly, what's your opinion on Donald Trump? Don't worry, I've already crossed many people over the last few months.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 11:13 am


Honestly, what's your opinion on Donald Trump? Don't worry, I've already crossed many people over the last few months.


It's time to cross him. He'll be sent to the gulag along with the entire population of Michigan come 2017.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/23/16 at 2:11 pm


Indeed I am.

Yep! I got huge muscle and the women love me.

*Looks at profile picture... hangs head in shame...*

Huh? I never said that. I am intelligent and know big words not in the Oxford but... Prespammersite!?


Are you supposed to be Shawn Michaels?  ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/23/16 at 2:12 pm


He just want to be president, just so that he can turn the U.S. into a capitalist empire.


and build a wall.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/23/16 at 2:13 pm


That's what he'll do to the White House, if he gets elected.


Will he build a wall?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/23/16 at 2:14 pm


Man, that isn't even real hair... Regardless, Trump is separate from the Clinton people. He is his own empire!

He will turn it into a palace of gamblin' and debauchery.


That is his REAL hair.  ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/23/16 at 2:15 pm


On average, everyone in the world is invited to a Trump wedding at least twice in their lifetime.


I wasn't invited.  :(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/23/16 at 2:19 pm


Will he build a wall?


He'll build it in the US-Mexico borders.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/23/16 at 3:46 pm


Why not believe me? I am always invited to TRUMP WEDDINGS as I am an important person. 8)


Naw. Anyone who attends a Trump Wedding is automatically evil.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/23/16 at 4:32 pm


Naw. Anyone who attends a Trump Wedding is automatically evil.


And a tad bit offensive to some people.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/23/16 at 4:39 pm


And a tad bit offensive to some people.


Just me making bad joke, mate. I have nothing against people just because they decide to attend a wedding of all things.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/23/16 at 4:41 pm


Just me making bad joke, mate. I have nothing against people just because they decide to attend a wedding of all things.


Okay mate.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 6:52 pm


Just me making bad joke, mate. I have nothing against people just because they decide to attend a wedding of all things.


I think he's saying people who attend the weddings are offensive, not your joke lol.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/23/16 at 6:58 pm


I think he's saying people who attend the weddings are offensive, not your joke lol.


Oh right. How silly of me.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 9:58 pm


Honestly, what's your opinion on Donald Trump? Don't worry, I've already crossed many people over the last few months.


I don't like most of the candidates, in general. I just think Trump's like a cartoon, he's all talk. He doesn't really have the political experience to run the country, either but I won't place any bets on Hilary doing a good job, either...


It's time to cross him. He'll be sent to the gulag along with the entire population of Michigan come 2017.


>:( >:(


Are you supposed to be Shawn Michaels?  ;D


I'm more muscular than him. Women appreciate my ability to be sensitive and wear sweater vests occasionally but also my masculine demeanor. Shawn Michaels... Ehh, women don't like him as much as they like me.


That is his REAL hair.  ::)


I thought he had hell toupee?


Naw. Anyone who attends a Trump Wedding is automatically evil.


I would be strongly offended but Trollpoke has said worse things over the past week that have left me in extreme utter shock that I still don't know what to say.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 10:19 pm


I don't like most of the candidates, in general. I just think Trump's like a cartoon, he's all talk. He doesn't really have the political experience to run the country, either but I won't place any bets on Hilary doing a good job, either.


#Queen is here to revive the 90s and you aren't even excited? Downtrodden mess you are. 2019/2020 will be the new Y2K era. Clinton will be president, the stocks will be through the roof because of self driving cars, 12 of Saturn's moons will be in perfect alignment, Clinton's approval rating will be above 60% and GDP growth above 6%.its going to better than the real 90s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 10:21 pm


#Queen is here to revive the 90s and you aren't even excited? Downtrodden mess you are. 2019/2020 will be the new Y2K era. Clinton will be president, the stocks will be through the roof because of self driving cars, 12 of Saturn's moons will be in perfect alignment, Clinton's approval rating will be above 60% and GDP growth above 6%.its going to better than the real 90s.


You're gonna need a Bush number 2 and two buildings + a bubble to collapse to complete this revival, though. Nothing is better than the real 90's + 1998-2002 except the 80's.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 10:28 pm


You're gonna need a Bush number 2 and two buildings + a bubble to collapse to complete this revival, though. Nothing is better than the real 90's + 1998-2002 except the 80's.


The Bushes lost the War of Roses. It's House Clinton from now on. Now and forever.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 10:32 pm


The Bushes lost the War of Roses. It's House Clinton from now on. Now and forever.


How dare you talk sh!t on the might Bush family. >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 10:35 pm


How dare you talk sh!t on the might Bush family. >:(


In the future they will build a parking lot over his burial site like Richard III.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 10:38 pm


In the future they will build a parking lot over his burial site like Richard III.


George Bush was a good man so you hold your tongue, mister! >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 10:42 pm


George Bush was a good man so you hold your tongue, mister! >:(


btgLIgPKYsE

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 10:45 pm


btgLIgPKYsE


Hilary doesn't even do anything. She just sits there and f*cks with her e-mail. The only reason I'd ever want her to become president is so I can call Bill the first lady.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: annimal on 04/23/16 at 10:50 pm

Here I am stuck in the middle of two

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/23/16 at 10:53 pm


Hilary doesn't even do anything. She just sits there and f*cks with her e-mail. The only reason I'd ever want her to become president is so I can call Bill the first lady.


If in all her 25 years, the worst you can think of is her emails, which doesn't even say much about her character, she is going to be the greatest president in history.

https://media0.giphy.com/media/Zd9VZqdmULhtK/200w.gif

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 10:55 pm


If in all her 25 years, the worst you can think of is her emails, which doesn't even say much about her character, she is going to be the greatest president in history.

https://media0.giphy.com/media/Zd9VZqdmULhtK/200w.gif


The only reason I'd want Hilary in office...

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/09/77/69/097769df0cc545320f915b0e6b951f72.jpg

http://ih1.redbubble.net/image.79800799.4859/raf,750x1000,075,t,9ec0d5:0d26d5c715.jpg

Thing is, do we really want to give Bill the keys to the Oval Office, again? We all know what happened last time he was in there. ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: annimal on 04/23/16 at 11:01 pm

ah oo  warewolf in nice dress

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/23/16 at 11:02 pm

Yeah, Bill sure is a werewolf. He makes that dress look like a million bucks!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: ralfy on 04/24/16 at 5:53 am


A on 8 and 9
B on 7
C on 3, 5 and 6
D on 4 and 10
E on 2

Thought I had mostly D's for a second. I would've been a Boomer! ;D But naw I'm Gen Y. Didn't know how to answer the first one. Cool test. O0


There are always exceptions. Also, the questions probably apply only to groups dominated by U.S. pop culture. In developing countries, many will probably not select any of the choices for each question.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/24/16 at 2:36 pm


He'll build it in the US-Mexico borders.


and it will be gold-looking.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/24/16 at 2:38 pm

I thought he had hell toupee?

;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/24/16 at 2:39 pm


btgLIgPKYsE


I wonder if Hilary is planning on taking over the world? lol

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/24/16 at 2:40 pm


btgLIgPKYsE


;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/24/16 at 2:40 pm


How dare you talk sh!t on the might Bush family. >:(


Bush Sr. was mighty, but Bush Jr. wasn't.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/24/16 at 2:41 pm


Hilary doesn't even do anything. She just sits there and f*cks with her e-mail. The only reason I'd ever want her to become president is so I can call Bill the first lady.


What does she have in her e-mail?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/24/16 at 2:42 pm


What does she have in her e-mail?


Private information from herself.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/24/16 at 5:31 pm


Bush Sr. was mighty, but Bush Jr. wasn't.


I think both Bush dudes were pretty mighty!


Private information from herself.


Yeah, which she has for evil purposes! >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/24/16 at 10:48 pm


What does she have in her e-mail?


http://i1.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/133/668/68.gif

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/24/16 at 11:29 pm


http://i1.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/133/668/68.gif


You are belittling the important issues and sweeping them under the rug! You do not realize the evils of e-mail!? >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/24/16 at 11:34 pm


You are belittling the important issues and sweeping them under the rug! You do not realize the evils of e-mail!? >:(


You need an email address to sign up for this forum.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/24/16 at 11:40 pm


You need an email address to sign up for this forum.


I am talking about Hilary's e-mails. They are evil.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/24/16 at 11:47 pm


I am talking about Hilary's e-mails. They are evil.


My emails are evil and I've get by just fine.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/24/16 at 11:48 pm


My emails are evil and I've get by just fine.


AOL? I've got an AOL email from 1996 or 1997. Wait, since you're Canadian you guys are hooked up on Sympatico or something. That's what my uncle has.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/25/16 at 7:11 am


AOL? I've got an AOL email from 1996 or 1997. Wait, since you're Canadian you guys are hooked up on Sympatico or something. That's what my uncle has.


Sympatico? Is that some antivirus thing? My dad made a Hotmail account for me in 1999. I've been stealing money from many Nigerian princes and Luxembourgish "great aunts" ever since.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/25/16 at 7:19 am


Sympatico? Is that some antivirus thing? My dad made a Hotmail account for me in 1999. I've been stealing money from many Nigerian princes and Luxembourgish "great aunts" ever since.


No, it's some email service from the 90's. Never had a hotmail but I knew tons of people who did. For a lot, it was their first email. For others, like me, it was AOL. I steal from Nigerian princes everyday!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/25/16 at 2:42 pm


Private information from herself.



could be the porn leakage from Bill and Monica.  :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/25/16 at 2:42 pm


I am talking about Hilary's e-mails. They are evil.


They're full of porn.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/25/16 at 5:36 pm

I've asked this before, but have you guys ever considered those born in 1984-85 to be Xers rather than Millennials?

In a 2012 article for the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University, George Masnick wrote that the "Census counted 82.1 million" Gen Xers in the U.S. The Harvard Center uses 1965 to 1984 to define Gen X so that Boomers, Xers, and Millennials "cover equal 20-year age spans".

John Markert at Cumberland University employs a similar approach, but wrote a 2004 article in which "Generations should be discrete twenty-year periods" but with "ten-year cohorts" and 5-year "bihorts" (his word) non-simultaneously, classifies Generation X as those born in the years 1966 to 1985. Markert censures other methods and tactics to define Generation X in his article stating that "inconsistent use of dates by the same author" simply results "in an apple to lemon measurement standard".

The Telegraph cited Gen X birth dates as falling between a longer time span (1965–1985),

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/25/16 at 5:45 pm

1984 is pure millennial, 1985 even more so. 1983 is probably the last year to have any X in them, having already graduated high school when 9/11 happened, and being 13 in 1996. But even they're like 90% Y.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/25/16 at 7:45 pm


I've asked this before, but have you guys ever considered those born in 1984-85 to be Xers rather than Millennials?

In a 2012 article for the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University, George Masnick wrote that the "Census counted 82.1 million" Gen Xers in the U.S. The Harvard Center uses 1965 to 1984 to define Gen X so that Boomers, Xers, and Millennials "cover equal 20-year age spans".

John Markert at Cumberland University employs a similar approach, but wrote a 2004 article in which "Generations should be discrete twenty-year periods" but with "ten-year cohorts" and 5-year "bihorts" (his word) non-simultaneously, classifies Generation X as those born in the years 1966 to 1985. Markert censures other methods and tactics to define Generation X in his article stating that "inconsistent use of dates by the same author" simply results "in an apple to lemon measurement standard".

The Telegraph cited Gen X birth dates as falling between a longer time span (1965–1985),
They're definitely millennials. They seem to have forgotten that they were in HS during the Y2K era and in college in the core 00s. Moreover, they would been too young anyway to be of the X pop culture (which was basically gone by the time they hit secondary school (Both MS & HS) in the mid 90s).

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: #Infinity on 04/25/16 at 8:14 pm

84-85 births are unquestionably early millennials, not X. They started high school in autumn 1998 at the earliest, during which Y2K culture was almost totally formed and the last significant Gen-X influences were on their way out. Their adolescent experience was absolutely dominated by the Internet, with things like chat messengers becoming really popular around that time. 1999 is a completely different universe even compared to 1996 and has more in common with the 2000s all the way through 2005. I know Jordan likes to argue than 1998-2002 had nothing in common with 2004 and on, but a lot of the same bands were still popular, adult contemporary was hardly any different compared to the late 90s, and even urban music hadn't tremendously involved and was of pretty much the same spirit that dominated 1999; not all of it was crunk, although as Jordan has pointed out, crunk music was already emerging in the 90s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/25/16 at 10:22 pm


84-85 births are unquestionably early millennials, not X. They started high school in autumn 1998 at the earliest, during which Y2K culture was almost totally formed and the last significant Gen-X influences were on their way out. Their adolescent experience was absolutely dominated by the Internet, with things like chat messengers becoming really popular around that time. 1999 is a completely different universe even compared to 1996 and has more in common with the 2000s all the way through 2005. I know Jordan likes to argue than 1998-2002 had nothing in common with 2004 and on, but a lot of the same bands were still popular, adult contemporary was hardly any different compared to the late 90s, and even urban music hadn't tremendously involved and was of pretty much the same spirit that dominated 1999; not all of it was crunk, although as Jordan has pointed out, crunk music was already emerging in the 90s.


I agree with some points. Urban party rap hadn't really changed at all since 1997-ish (though, 1997-2004 still had some good rap albums leftover by the Beastie Boys, Eminem and Swollen Members. There is nothing interesting to me about the genre post-2004) and I see how adult contemporary stayed pretty samey, too.  And yeah, I still stand by what I said before that Crunk was definitely emerging in the late 90's (but wouldn't truly get popular until 2003) and even stuff like Master P's Make 'Em Say UGH, for example, could possibly be considered the first Crunk (or at least Crunk-like) hit. When it comes to bands, though, it seems that pretty much all the rock bands and even a lot of the singers changed their sounds and images to fit the new real 00's style of music. The Rap Metal, Pop Punk and Post-Grunge bands went off into weird soft rock/post-post grunge/faux-Emo directions or faded away because they didn't adapt. None of them retained the energy or diversity that made them popular in the early 00's. They'd go from the classic baggy dickies and spiky hair to the MySpace faux-Emo fashion whether it's Green Day or Papa Roach. And even stuff like Emo, which changed from clean cut sweater vests and thick rimmed glasses to makeup and black hair over the face. It came out of nowhere in 2003-2004. For me, overall, 1998-2002 felt more like a faux-90's yet a what-if 00's that lead on to something new and cool but when the real 00's set in around 2004, it just felt like something very different to me.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/26/16 at 11:30 am

Hey you guys, check this video out. It has a hidden message.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ummxRgdY_TQ

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 4:28 pm

"Everything was better back then" is an illness-type nostalgia. I don't get nostalgic for my Motorola C385, it was a garbage phone. If I saw it today, I'd probably get angry ;D

http://i-cdn.phonearena.com/images/phones/4146-large/Motorola-C380C385.jpg

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 04/27/16 at 4:30 pm


"Everything was better back then" is an illness-type nostalgia. I don't get nostalgic for my Motorola C385, it was a garbage phone. If I saw it today, I'd probably get angry ;D

http://i-cdn.phonearena.com/images/phones/4146-large/Motorola-C380C385.jpg


Don't even get me started with those Nokia phones  ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 4:33 pm


Don't even get me started with those Nokia phones  ;D


It was a nightmare to text on them  ;D My thumbs wanted to rebel.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/27/16 at 4:42 pm

I've asked a similar question, but do you guys think of those born 1961-64 more as Boomers or Gen Xers? Jon Stewart, Obama, Sarah Palin, or Michael J. Fox, for example.

Some people have described the 1954-1964 cohort as "Generation Jones" (i.e. keeping up with the Joneses), similar to how ~1977-1984 is the "Oregon Trail Generation".

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 4:46 pm


I've asked a similar question, but do you guys think of those born 1961-64 more as Boomers or Gen Xers? Steve Jobs or Michael J. Fox, for example.


I'd say 1961/1962 are pure boomers, 1963/1964 are probably Boomer/X cusp. Steve Jobs is definitely a Boomer, being born 1955. Don't know enough about Michael Fox.

Edit: also I think I just found your NeoGAF account :P you don't think I'd notice the same mistake twice ;D

Edit 2: I see you also got your answer on whether 1984/85 are Millennials. I also see I was proven right that those born 1977-1980 are X/Y cusp, they're not all that different from Gen Y.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/27/16 at 4:47 pm


I've asked a similar question, but do you guys think of those born 1961-64 more as Boomers or Gen Xers? Steve Jobs or Michael J. Fox, for example.

Some people have described the 1954-1964 cohort as "Generation Jones" (i.e. keeping up with the Joneses), similar to how ~1977-1984 is the "Oregon Trail Generation".


I think 1961-64 babies were Boomer/X cusps.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/27/16 at 5:30 pm


"Everything was better back then" is an illness-type nostalgia. I don't get nostalgic for my Motorola C385, it was a garbage phone. If I saw it today, I'd probably get angry ;D

http://i-cdn.phonearena.com/images/phones/4146-large/Motorola-C380C385.jpg


"Everything was better back then" is a saying I do get annoyed of. It annoys me just as much as the people who have the "Since/If it's modern then it sucks" or "Older = Better" mentality. There are quite a lot of old things that while I enjoyed I'd rather they didn't come back. I don't feel like using dial up again. Had to hide the phone just so I can be sure that no one will interrupt my internet access.  :( The struggle was real.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 5:35 pm


"Everything was better back then" is a saying I do get annoyed of. It annoys me just as much as the people who have the "Since/If it's modern then it sucks" or "Older = Better" mentality. There are quite a lot of old things that while I enjoyed I'd rather they didn't come back. I don't feel like using dial up again. Had to hide the phone just so I can be sure that no one will interrupt my internet access.  :( The struggle was real.


It's worse when the "some things were better" isn't actually true. People still talk to each other, nothing's really changed. I don't get why Twitter on a phone gets some people so wildly mad. I do think it is a literal mental disease if you've reached that stage in your nostalgia.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/27/16 at 5:52 pm


It's worse when the "some things were better" isn't actually true. People still talk to each other, nothing's really changed. I don't get why Twitter on a phone gets some people so wildly mad. I do think it is a literal mental disease if you've reached that stage in your nostalgia.


Twitter on a phone isn't even a bad thing. It's similar to texting people. It's sort of like how people get upset with selfies. Yes, selfies are silly, but it's not bad to the point where people gotta say dumb things like "Selfies just shows what's wrong with this generation" as if selfies can somehow cause harm to people or the economy. And then we get to the moments where we encounter the egotistical people who're clearly crippled by their own nostalgia. They'd say things like "I pity this generation for not growing up with ". First off the fact that you pity people just because they didn't watch the same cartoons that you did or did the same activities that you took part in is beyond ridiculous. Nostalgia is fine, but there are moments where some people just go out of control with it.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 5:56 pm


Twitter on a phone isn't even a bad thing. It's similar to texting people. It's sort of like how people get upset with selfies. Yes, selfies are silly, but it's not bad to the point where people gotta say dumb things like "Selfies just shows what's wrong with this generation" as if selfies can somehow cause harm to people or the economy. And then we get to the moments where we encounter the egotistical people who're clearly crippled by their own nostalgia. They'd say things like "I pity this generation for not growing up with ". First off the fact that you pity people just because they didn't watch the same cartoons that you did or did the same activities that you took part in is beyond ridiculous. Nostalgia is fine, but there are moments where some people just go out of control with it.


Yep. There's reminiscing over something nice that happened in your life, then there's that.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/27/16 at 6:01 pm

On a side note I will admit that I'm interested in seeing what nostalgia will be like for the current generation of kids. I'm the oldest out of 11 siblings. And the younger ones who're less than 10 are growing up in a time period that is different from my own. It'll be interesting to talk to them in the future and see what they'd reminiscent about.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 6:04 pm


On a side note I will admit that I'm interested in seeing what nostalgia will be like for the current generation of kids. I'm the oldest out of 11 siblings. And the younger ones who're less than 10 are growing up in a time period that is different from my own. It'll be interesting to talk to them in the future and see what they'd reminiscent about.


My 10 year old sister is nostalgic for kindergarten because we lived in a neighbourhood then. The other one asked me to find a show for her that aired when she was 7 years old, I forgot the name though.

I already know which Disney sitcoms and movies they'll be nostalgic for. Definitely nostalgic for superhero movies and TV shows, and a few Disney stuff like Malificient and Zootopia. For music it's definitely going to be Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande. Taylor Swift is like this generation's Avril Lavigne (to me)  ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/27/16 at 6:13 pm


My 10 year old sister is nostalgic for kindergarten because we lived in a neighbourhood then. The other one asked me to find a show for her that aired when she was 7 years old, I forgot the name though.

I already know which Disney sitcoms and movies they'll be nostalgic for. Definitely nostalgic for superhero movies and TV shows, and a few Disney stuff like Malificient and Zootopia. For music it's definitely going to be Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande. Taylor Swift is like this generation's Avril Lavigne (to me)  ;D


My younger siblings that're growing up now will surely be nostalgic for the cartoons/movies that released in the 2010s. Disney's Revival age movies such as Zootopia, Big Hero 6, Frozen. The Marvel Cinematic Universe movies such as Avengers or Iron Man. Cartoons like Adventure Time or Steven Universe. They enjoy the shows now and will probably be nostalgic for them in the future. My siblings that're kids today are at ages between 0-8. Some are in their core childhood growing up now while others will have their childhood mainly in the late part of the '10s and '20s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 6:20 pm


My younger siblings that're growing up now will surely be nostalgic for the cartoons/movies that released in the 2010s. Disney's Revival age movies such as Zootopia, Big Hero 6, Frozen. The Marvel Cinematic Universe movies such as Avengers or Iron Man. Cartoons like Adventure Time or Steven Universe. They enjoy the shows now and will probably be nostalgic for them in the future. My siblings that're kids today are at ages between 0-8. Some are in their core childhood growing up now while others will have their childhood mainly in the late part of the '10s and '20s.


Haha you've got your hands full! That zero year old is going to grow up in an interesting time.

It's weird to think my 10 year old sisters are going to be entering middle school in September. Their core childhoods are more or less drawing to a close. They're born mid 2005, so 2011-2016 is their core childhood. I'm guessing they're core Z, but they remember life before Netflix and tablets, so they're "old school" compared to kids born a few years later  :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/27/16 at 6:39 pm


Haha you've got your hands full! That zero year old is going to grow up in an interesting time.

It's weird to think my 10 year old sisters are going to be entering middle school in September. Their core childhoods are more or less drawing to a close. They're born mid 2005, so 2011-2016 is their core childhood. I'm guessing they're core Z, but they remember life before Netflix and tablets, so they're "old school" compared to kids born a few years later  :o


The 0-8 year olds were born in 2008, 2011,2012,2013,2014, and 2016. The 2008's core childhood is mainly in the mid '10s. While the 2011-2012 born will mainly grow up in the late '10s. The 2012 born will be a late '10s/early '20s hybrid. 2013-2014 will mainly grow up in the early '20s. And the 2016 born will be a early/mid '20s hybrid (this is all depending on your definition of core childhood which will vary). All my younger siblings are younger than yours so they'll grow up in different periods. The 2008-2012 born will remember the Obama years, but the 2013-2016 will mainly remember the Hilary or Donald years.


Also the gif in your sig is funny.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 6:52 pm


The 0-8 year olds were born in 2008, 2011,2012,2013,2014, and 2016. The 2008's core childhood is mainly in the mid '10s. While the 2011-2012 born will mainly grow up in the late '10s. The 2012 born will be a late '10s/early '20s hybrid. 2013-2014 will mainly grow up in the early '10s. And the 2016 born will be a early/mid '10s hybrid (this is all depending on your definition of core childhood which will vary). All my younger siblings are younger than yours so they'll grow up in different periods. The 2008-2012 born will remember the Obama years, but the 2013-2016 will mainly remember the Hilary or Donald years.


Also the gif in your sig is funny.


Wow, that's a lot of siblings! And none of them remember the early 10s  >:( it's up to you to spread the Gospel. The 2011-2013 borns are going to be interesting if the tech boom of the late 10s materializes, the whole self driving cars, home automation, virtual reality stuff. They'd be the last to remember a world before that. The 2014 born will remember it vaguely. The idea of actual stupid humans driving a vehicle as lethal as a car will probably be foreign to the 2016 born if self driving cars really take off by 2020.  ;D

Oh thanks. It's from this DISGUSTING Bernie gets bernT video.

hGeMX8RvRbc

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: muppethammer26 on 04/27/16 at 7:07 pm


Wow, that's a lot of siblings! And none of them remember the early 10s  >:( it's up to you to spread the Gospel. The 2011-2013 borns are going to be interesting if the tech boom of the late 10s materializes, the whole self driving cars, home automation, virtual reality stuff. They'd be the last to remember a world before that. The 2014 born will remember it vaguely. The idea of actual stupid humans driving a vehicle as lethal as a car will probably be foreign to the 2016 born if self driving cars really take off by 2020.  ;D

Oh thanks. It's from this DISGUSTING Bernie gets bernT video.

hGeMX8RvRbc


When those 2010's born people comes of age in the 2030's, they will all think of the 2010's as the old times, just like how we think of the 1990's being the old times in the 2010's.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 7:22 pm


When those 2010's born people comes of age in the 2030's, they will all think of the 2010's as the old times, just like how we think of the 1990's being the old times in the 2010's.


By the time the 2030s roll around, the 2010s will look like the stone age to everybody. We're on the verge of a massive tech boom. People call the 1950s and afterwards the "Silicon boom era", I can see people calling the 2020s and afterwards the automation boom. The world is going to be very different in 15 years.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/27/16 at 7:29 pm


Wow, that's a lot of siblings! And none of them remember the early 10s  >:( it's up to you to spread the Gospel. The 2011-2013 borns are going to be interesting if the tech boom of the late 10s materializes, the whole self driving cars, home automation, virtual reality stuff. They'd be the last to remember a world before that. The 2014 born will remember it vaguely. The idea of actual stupid humans driving a vehicle as lethal as a car will probably be foreign to the 2016 born if self driving cars really take off by 2020.  ;D

Oh thanks. It's from this DISGUSTING Bernie gets bernT video.

hGeMX8RvRbc


Yep. They'd all experience the mid '10s and later. I probably will have to jump in and tell them what life in the early '10s was like. Either me or some o my other siblings (there's 11 after all). If the tech boom happens then it'll interesting to see how it'll effect them.The siblings who'll grow up in the '10s will have differences from the 2016 born who'll grow up in the '20s. But what's great about having older siblings is that they'd tell the younger siblings how things used to be and probably introduce them to older things. Due to being the oldest I never had that benefit. But it's easy to tell that there will be a difference between the 2008 born mainly due to being born in a separate decade from the 2011-2016 born.  By the 2008 born's childhood will probably be over before the tech boom happens. It's some crazy think about sometimes.

That video reminds me of why I enjoy youtube.  8)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/27/16 at 7:32 pm


Wow, that's a lot of siblings! And none of them remember the early 10s  >:( it's up to you to spread the Gospel. The 2011-2013 borns are going to be interesting if the tech boom of the late 10s materializes, the whole self driving cars, home automation, virtual reality stuff. They'd be the last to remember a world before that. The 2014 born will remember it vaguely. The idea of actual stupid humans driving a vehicle as lethal as a car will probably be foreign to the 2016 born if self driving cars really take off by 2020.  ;D

Oh thanks. It's from this DISGUSTING Bernie gets bernT video.

hGeMX8RvRbc


Oh, this video is totally sick! 8) I wish politics in real life were more like the events in this video, that'd be rad!

I'm glad you've join the alliance of gif signature holders. ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/27/16 at 7:36 pm


When those 2010's born people comes of age in the 2030's, they will all think of the 2010's as the old times, just like how we think of the 1990's being the old times in the 2010's.


By the time the 2030s roll around, the 2010s will look like the stone age to everybody. We're on the verge of a massive tech boom. People call the 1950s and afterwards the "Silicon boom era", I can see people calling the 2020s and afterwards the automation boom. The world is going to be very different in 15 years.


Yeah, from the looks of all the latest upcoming tech (printers that can print food, self driving cars, virtual reality, transparent/bendable phones, Cybatholon etc) we could end up in a tech boom. By the 2020s onward the 2010s and before will look pretty primitive. And of course with a new president among other culture things I can predict us have a cultural shift. When the 2010s born get into college they'll likely see how things have changed since they were kids.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/27/16 at 7:38 pm


Oh, this video is totally sick! 8) I wish politics in real life were more like the events in this video, that'd be rad!

I'm glad you've join the alliance of gif signature holders. ;)


A signature without a gif is a crime. >:( Gifs help spread the entertainment across the forum/internet.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/27/16 at 7:40 pm


"Everything was better back then" is an illness-type nostalgia. I don't get nostalgic for my Motorola C385, it was a garbage phone. If I saw it today, I'd probably get angry ;D

http://i-cdn.phonearena.com/images/phones/4146-large/Motorola-C380C385.jpg



Don't even get me started with those Nokia phones  ;D


I think the message from that video was showing is that even though we had cellphones, we still made contact with each other on a daily basis. Yes, people texted and ran up the bills; however, they were just simple phones that didn't distract you from your friends and family as they didn't even have other capabilities like the later ones.

Another thing to acknowledge is that during that time, there were T-mobile sidekicks that people had, but they were expensive and most couldn't even afford them.


I've asked a similar question, but do you guys think of those born 1961-64 more as Boomers or Gen Xers? Jon Stewart, Obama, Sarah Palin, or Michael J. Fox, for example.

Some people have described the 1954-1964 cohort as "Generation Jones" (i.e. keeping up with the Joneses), similar to how ~1977-1984 is the "Oregon Trail Generation".


Well considering they were in secondary school (both MS and HS) when Boomer culture was still in full swing in the 70s and the fact they were part of the target audience at the same time, I'd say they're undoubtedly Boomers. It would be weird for those born between those years to be considered Xers especially as they graduated HS between 1979 and 1983 and college between 1983 and 1987.


On a side note I will admit that I'm interested in seeing what nostalgia will be like for the current generation of kids. I'm the oldest out of 11 siblings. And the younger ones who're less than 10 are growing up in a time period that is different from my own. It'll be interesting to talk to them in the future and see what they'd reminiscent about.
Whoa :o :o Oh damn! Your parents must love children I'm thinking ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/27/16 at 7:41 pm


A signature without a gif is a crime. >:( Gifs help spread the entertainment across the forum/internet.


I totally agree! 8)

Gifs are the internet's greatest gift to the world.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/27/16 at 7:51 pm


Whoa :o :o Oh damn! Your parents must love children I'm thinking ;D


I wish they didn't sometimes, but hey I'll still be sure to welcome the newcomer to the family with open arms. But I'd rather not there being a 12th sibling. Heck I didn't want there to be more than 2 of us. But the whether a sibling is born or not is power beyond me as I'm not the one having the kids.


It's just crazy to think that there are 11 kids in total. All growing up in different time periods. Some still in their childhoods today while others became of age in an earlier time periods. Can you imagine what it's like when a younger siblings from 2008 comes up to you and asks what the 2000s were like? I'd never thought I'd have that I'd have to answer a question like that. Soon the 2016 may ask me what the 2010s are like in the future.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/27/16 at 7:56 pm


I wish they didn't sometimes, but hey I'll still be sure to welcome the newcomer to the family with open arms. But I'd rather not there being a 12th sibling. Heck I didn't want there to be more than 2 of us. But the whether a sibling is born or not is power beyond me as I'm not the one having the kids.


It's just crazy to think that there are 11 kids in total. All growing up in different time periods. Some still in their childhoods today while others became of age in an earlier time periods. Can you imagine what it's like when a younger siblings from 2008 comes up to you and asks what the 2000s were like? I'd never thought I'd have that I'd have to answer a question like that. Soon the 2016 may ask me what the 2010s are like in the future.
Since you stated that the younger ones are between 0 and 8, how old are the rest?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 7:57 pm


Yep. They'd all experience the mid '10s and later. I probably will have to jump in and tell them what life in the early '10s was like. Either me or some o my other siblings (there's 11 after all). If the tech boom happens then it'll interesting to see how it'll effect them.The siblings who'll grow up in the '10s will have differences from the 2016 born who'll grow up in the '20s. But what's great about having older siblings is that they'd tell the younger siblings how things used to be and probably introduce them to older things. Due to being the oldest I never had that benefit. But it's easy to tell that there will be a difference between the 2008 born mainly due to being born in a separate decade from the 2011-2016 born.  By the 2008 born's childhood will probably be over before the tech boom happens. It's some crazy think about sometimes.

That video reminds me of why I enjoy youtube.  8)


I just realized your 2016 born sibling was only born a couple of weeks ago. Congratulations! And good luck ;D I remember changing those diapers and giving them sink baths and them puking all over my favourite shirts. Savagery. Is he/she old enough to start laughing yet? That was my favourite part!


Oh, this video is totally sick! 8) I wish politics in real life were more like the events in this video, that'd be rad!

I'm glad you've join the alliance of gif signature holders. ;)


I still have sigs disabled so I can't see yours :P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/27/16 at 7:59 pm


I still have sigs disabled so I can't see yours :P


http://45.media.tumblr.com/f0d3a5f939128d5c33ebcc93a4373718/tumblr_norjskJtGZ1tvvcn1o4_500.gif

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 8:06 pm


I think the message from that video was showing is that even though we had cellphones, we still made contact with each other on a daily basis. Yes, people texted and ran up the bills; however, they were just simple phones that didn't distract you from your friends and family as they didn't even have other capabilities like the later ones.

Another thing to acknowledge is that during that time, there were T-mobile sidekicks that people had, but they were expensive and most couldn't even afford them.


I grew up in a working class-ish area so most people in my graduating class didn't have a cellphone, period. Heck, even I never used my cellphone. I put it in a drawer and didn't even bother to charge it until my parents start nagging me to keep it on me at all times. But I don't think smartphone has killed or hampered my socializing in any way, that's just me personally. If anything,  I keep in touch with way more friends than I used to before I had a smartphone.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 8:06 pm


Ugh

Time to disable GIFs on Chrome  >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/27/16 at 8:08 pm


Time to disable GIFs on Chrome  >:(


What!? I didn't say ugh!?!? Ugh!?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 8:10 pm


What!? I didn't say ugh!?!? Ugh!?

What you posted was ugh

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/27/16 at 8:12 pm


What you posted was ugh


No, it wasn't. It was a cool Pac Man gif!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/27/16 at 8:13 pm


I grew up in a working class-ish area so most people in my graduating class didn't have a cellphone period. Heck, even I never used my cellphone. I put it in a drawer and didn't even bother to charge it until my parents start nagging me to keep it on me at all times. But I don't think smartphone has killed or hampered my socializing in any way, that's just me personally. If anything I keep in touch with way more friends than I used to before I had a smartphone.
Well that's good. Smartphones haven't done it to me yet either, but there are times where I text and call some of my friends and they won't respond back. 

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/27/16 at 9:06 pm

I only have a flip phone and a brick phone currently. Not because I "want to be old school", but because my family is middle-class and I don't have much use for an iPhone.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 9:11 pm


I only have a flip phone and a brick phone currently. Not because I "want to be old school", but because my family is middle-class and I don't have much use for an iPhone.


Yeah, they're pretty expensive nowadays. Either they're $1000 or you have to have a $100/month plan on contract. $100 is like a mini car payment or something wtf.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mach!ne_he@d on 04/27/16 at 11:04 pm


It's just crazy to think that there are 11 kids in total. All growing up in different time periods. Some still in their childhoods today while others became of age in an earlier time periods. Can you imagine what it's like when a younger siblings from 2008 comes up to you and asks what the 2000s were like? I'd never thought I'd have that I'd have to answer a question like that. Soon the 2016 may ask me what the 2010s are like in the future.


Nothing makes you feel weirder than being around kids that are considerably younger than you. Especially when you are still a relatively young person yourself and their frame of reference is just so radically different than yours. I have just one sibling (a brother that is only a few years younger than me), but I do have several younger cousins, so I know what it's like.

One of the younger kids (born in 2006) makes fun of me due to my preference for 8-bit and 16-bit games over those of today. He thinks of Super Mario Bros. 3 and Sonic 2 as "old people games" ;D. He was also shocked some time back when I informed him that, back in the "old days", people couldn't use the internet and talk on the phone at the same time.

I'm not sure exactly when Gen Y ends and Gen Z begins, but the two of us definitely come from two different worlds.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/27/16 at 11:06 pm


I only have a flip phone and a brick phone currently. Not because I "want to be old school", but because my family is middle-class and I don't have much use for an iPhone.


https://hobi.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/nokiabrick.jpg


Yeah, they're pretty expensive nowadays. Either they're $1000 or you have to have a $100/month plan on contract. $100 is like a mini car payment or something wtf.


What the hell? That's stupid! All that money for a goddamn cellphone!?

http://www.reactionface.info/sites/default/files/imagecache/Node_Page/images/1257003814239.jpg

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 11:17 pm


Nothing makes you feel weirder than being around kids that are considerably younger than you. Especially when you are still a relatively young person yourself and their frame of reference is just so radically different than yours. I have just one sibling (a brother that is only a few years younger than me), but I do have several younger cousins, so I know what it's like.

One of the younger kids (born in 2006) makes fun of me due to my preference for 8-bit and 16-bit games over those of today. He thinks of Super Mario Bros. 3 and Sonic 2 as "old people games" ;D. He was also shocked some time back when I informed him that, back in the "old days", people couldn't use the internet and talk on the phone at the same time.

I'm not sure exactly when Gen Y ends and Gen Z begins, but the two of us definitely come from two different worlds.


If it makes you feel worse, growing up, I also felt you 2D kids had more in common with my grandpa than you did with me.  ;D

I just couldn't understand why my cousins hated Sonic Adventure 1 and 2 simply because they weren't in 2D!  >:(

On the other hand, my first console was a NES, so 2D games weren't completely foreign to me. And I played 2D Sonic on the GBA (Sonic Advance) and on the Gamecube (Mega Collection), and loved them. That didn't stop me from thinking my cousins were old farts.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 11:21 pm


https://hobi.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/nokiabrick.jpg

What the hell? That's stupid! All that money for a goddamn cellphone!?

http://www.reactionface.info/sites/default/files/imagecache/Node_Page/images/1257003814239.jpg


I bought my phone for $900, but my plan is $29/mo.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/27/16 at 11:24 pm


I bought my phone for $900, but my plan is $29/mo.


:o :o :o :o

900 dollars!? Jesus!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 11:28 pm


:o :o :o :o

900 dollars!? Jesus!


Worth it for GOAT phone. It was the real iPhone killer. Have you seen Apple's earnings?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/27/16 at 11:31 pm


Worth it for GOAT phone. It was the real iPhone killer. Have you seen Apple's earnings?


They call 'em Crapple for a reason. ;)

Nokia made the GOAT's grass phones.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/27/16 at 11:32 pm


They call 'em Crapple for a reason. ;)

Nokia made the GOAT's grass phones.
Thanks for remembering to use past tense.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/28/16 at 3:46 pm


"Everything was better back then" is an illness-type nostalgia. I don't get nostalgic for my Motorola C385, it was a garbage phone. If I saw it today, I'd probably get angry ;D

http://i-cdn.phonearena.com/images/phones/4146-large/Motorola-C380C385.jpg


It was too damn small.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/28/16 at 3:47 pm


It was a nightmare to text on them  ;D My thumbs wanted to rebel.


and the sounds were just terrible.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/28/16 at 3:49 pm


On a side note I will admit that I'm interested in seeing what nostalgia will be like for the current generation of kids. I'm the oldest out of 11 siblings. And the younger ones who're less than 10 are growing up in a time period that is different from my own. It'll be interesting to talk to them in the future and see what they'd reminiscent about.


Twitter, Facebook, iPhones and iPads.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/28/16 at 3:51 pm


No, it wasn't. It was a cool Pac Man gif!


I like it.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/28/16 at 3:51 pm


I only have a flip phone and a brick phone currently. Not because I "want to be old school", but because my family is middle-class and I don't have much use for an iPhone.


I just have a flip phone.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/28/16 at 5:58 pm


Thanks for remembering to use past tense.


Because nobody's made GOAT phones since Nokia's reign in 2000-2003.


I like it.


Thanks! I think it's super cool!


I just have a flip phone.


Me, too. Smartphones are for dweebs, dorks and nerds.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/28/16 at 6:03 pm


The 0-8 year olds were born in 2008, 2011,2012,2013,2014, and 2016. The 2008's core childhood is mainly in the mid '10s. While the 2011-2012 born will mainly grow up in the late '10s. The 2012 born will be a late '10s/early '20s hybrid. 2013-2014 will mainly grow up in the early '20s. And the 2016 born will be a early/mid '20s hybrid (this is all depending on your definition of core childhood which will vary). All my younger siblings are younger than yours so they'll grow up in different periods. The 2008-2012 born will remember the Obama years, but the 2013-2016 will mainly remember the Hilary or Donald years.


Also the gif in your sig is funny.

My YOUNG cousin(my grandpa's nephew)was born in 2013, so I guess he's a late Gen Zer? ???  Right?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/28/16 at 6:09 pm


Nothing makes you feel weirder than being around kids that are considerably younger than you. Especially when you are still a relatively young person yourself and their frame of reference is just so radically different than yours. I have just one sibling (a brother that is only a few years younger than me), but I do have several younger cousins, so I know what it's like.

One of the younger kids (born in 2006) makes fun of me due to my preference for 8-bit and 16-bit games over those of today. He thinks of Super Mario Bros. 3 and Sonic 2 as "old people games" ;D . He was also shocked some time back when I informed him that, back in the "old days", people couldn't use the internet and talk on the phone at the same time.


I'm not sure exactly when Gen Y ends and Gen Z begins, but the two of us definitely come from two different worlds.

When people refer to my precious N64 as old people games; that will make me feel ANCIENT! :o  Growing up I viewed SNES and Genesis as cool; slightly older games, not old people games. wow! :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/28/16 at 6:37 pm


Nothing makes you feel weirder than being around kids that are considerably younger than you. Especially when you are still a relatively young person yourself and their frame of reference is just so radically different than yours. I have just one sibling (a brother that is only a few years younger than me), but I do have several younger cousins, so I know what it's like.

One of the younger kids (born in 2006) makes fun of me due to my preference for 8-bit and 16-bit games over those of today. He thinks of Super Mario Bros. 3 and Sonic 2 as "old people games" ;D. He was also shocked some time back when I informed him that, back in the "old days", people couldn't use the internet and talk on the phone at the same time.

I'm not sure exactly when Gen Y ends and Gen Z begins, but the two of us definitely come from two different worlds.


Damn, reading that made me feel old. Even if I were born in late 1999, I felt like sh*t was drastically different from 10 years ago when that kid was born.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/28/16 at 6:38 pm


When people refer to my precious N64 as old people games; that will make me feel ANCIENT! :o  Growing up I viewed SNES and Genesis as cool; slightly older games, not old people games. wow! :o


I was born in 1999, and I thought the Genesis and Super Nintendo were cool. Probably because I liked 90s games better than 2000s games.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/28/16 at 6:45 pm


Because nobody's made GOAT phones since Nokia's reign in 2000-2003.

Thanks! I think it's super cool!

Me, too. Smartphones are for dweebs, dorks and nerds.


What's wrong with nerds  >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/28/16 at 7:08 pm


What's wrong with nerds  >:(


They're glued to their phones. ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/28/16 at 7:09 pm


They're glued to their phones. ::)


I think the current generation is glued to their phones, so it's not just nerds. (Sorry for not seeing your post in a humorous way)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/28/16 at 7:10 pm


I think the current generation is glued to their phones, so it's not just nerds. (Sorry for not seeing your post in a humorous way)


Haha, it's cool, at least you got the joke. I agree, though. The current generation (even previous ones, too, are getting pretty bad) are getting more and more glued to their technology.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/28/16 at 7:14 pm


They're glued to their phones. ::)

Writing Tasker scripts that can turn the TV on to a random pop punk YouTube video when your morning alarm sets off. Y U Jelly?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/28/16 at 7:14 pm


Haha, it's cool, at least you got the joke. I agree, though. The current generation (even previous ones, too, are getting pretty bad) are getting more and more glued to their technology.


Yeah, what's sad is that there's only a few people who want to be social in real life. Well, unless you're in a cell-phone restricted area.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/28/16 at 7:18 pm


Writing Tasker scripts that can turn the TV on to a random pop punk YouTube video when your morning alarm sets off. Y U Jelly?


No, because you probably put on Fall Out Boy or All Time Low or some other garbage. >:(


Yeah, what's sad is that there's only a few people who want to be social in real life. Well, unless you're in a cell-phone restricted area.


Nowadays, everyone would rather sit and stare at a screen than make eye contact with another person. People will say "omg u dnt understand gramspa when i text gurlz itz butter cuz i dnt hav 2 call n tlk 2 her father firzt didnt u see duh dawson creek meme from duh ninteen nindees!? omg" but speaking to people and hearing their voices is a much better way of establishing a proper relationship than staring at text on a cell phone.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/28/16 at 7:22 pm


No, because you probably put on Fall Out Boy or All Time Low or some other garbage. >:(

Nowadays, everyone would rather sit and stare at a screen than make eye contact with another person. People will say "omg u dnt understand gramspa when i text gurlz itz butter cuz i dnt hav 2 call n tlk 2 her father firzt didnt u see duh dawson creek meme from duh ninteen nindees!? omg" but speaking to people and hearing their voices is a much better way of establishing a proper relationship than staring at text on a cell phone.


They made lol when I read that. That's pretty much everybody who texts nowadays.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/28/16 at 7:24 pm


They made lol when I read that. That's pretty much everybody who texts nowadays.


Yep. People don't use proper grammar anymore.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/28/16 at 7:29 pm


Yep. People don't use proper grammar anymore.


I actually notice kids type way better than I did when I was their age. Autocorrect is saving the youth.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/28/16 at 7:34 pm


I actually notice kids type way better than I did when I was their age. Autocorrect is saving the youth.


I could agree to this. If you looked back to my 2009 YouTube account, you'll know that I'll capitalize every word I typed. That ended around early 2010 though.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/28/16 at 7:36 pm


I could agree to this. If you looked back to my 2009 YouTube account, you'll know that I'll capitalize every word I typed. That ended around early 2010 though.


ya lol i typed lyk this wen i was 14 yrs old lol.. atleast u n kids these days dont type lyk i use 2 lol.......

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/28/16 at 7:38 pm


I actually notice kids type way better than I did when I was their age. Autocorrect is saving the youth.


I thought it was destroying them with inaccurate corrections?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/28/16 at 7:42 pm


I thought it was destroying them with inaccurate corrections?


lol no its not that inacurate xD sumtimes wen i type f*ck tho it changes 2 duck lmao xD xD xD

I dont think i c any1 talk in chat speak anymore D: its a dead lang ROFL ^_^;;

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/28/16 at 7:46 pm


lol no its not that inacurate xD sumtimes wen i type f*ck tho it changes 2 duck lmao xD xD xD

I dont think i c any1 talk in chat speak anymore D: its a dead lang ROFL ^_^;;


lol r u sayin chat speek iz ded!? omg <O_O> so confuzzled LOL u cing MCR tonite yeh me 2 of course XD i txt my mom n my phone changed it 2 sumthin dirty O_O =/ she wuz pissed lol but i clearifyed it with her omg so scared for a minute. lol its like when i asked 4 the falloutboy tix n she sed "only if u do ur homework" so i tried 2 cheat off christina but she sed "omg no get ur own" i cant believe it i thought we were firnds :,,,( 1 single tear lol rofl

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/28/16 at 7:53 pm

I can't outdo that.  :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/28/16 at 7:56 pm


I can't outdo that.  :o


http://gif.co/sMTf.gif

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/28/16 at 8:32 pm


Nothing makes you feel weirder than being around kids that are considerably younger than you. Especially when you are still a relatively young person yourself and their frame of reference is just so radically different than yours. I have just one sibling (a brother that is only a few years younger than me), but I do have several younger cousins, so I know what it's like.

One of the younger kids (born in 2006) makes fun of me due to my preference for 8-bit and 16-bit games over those of today. He thinks of Super Mario Bros. 3 and Sonic 2 as "old people games" ;D. He was also shocked some time back when I informed him that, back in the "old days", people couldn't use the internet and talk on the phone at the same time.

I'm not sure exactly when Gen Y ends and Gen Z begins, but the two of us definitely come from two different worlds.


These might answer your question.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/bill-clinton-blames-millennials_us_57191d13e4b0d0042da88c9f#comments

https://www.bostonglobe.com/business/2016/04/25/who-are-generation/Zd6TMLiRYKgH0xvbLNFh8O/story.html#comments


What's wrong with nerds  >:(
Don't listen to him. Being a nerd is awesome! :D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/28/16 at 9:00 pm


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/bill-clinton-blames-millennials_us_57191d13e4b0d0042da88c9f#comments


So... Bill Clinton blames millennials (probably just 90s kids, but I beg to differ) for the 2008 economic recession, and the corrupted Congress prior to 2010? I don't know how should I react to that strongly. I like Clinton more than Obama, and I could say that he didn't even had that much drama as POTUS. He made the economy great as f*ck back in the '90s and very early '00s. Not to mention that he's #1 on my favorite US Presidents. I know that I'm barely a Millennial, since I was born in late 1999, but this is just outrageous. At least he could have some respect, since Millennials are responsible for electing Obama as president in the 2008/2012 elections.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 04/28/16 at 9:12 pm


These might answer your question.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/bill-clinton-blames-millennials_us_57191d13e4b0d0042da88c9f#comments

https://www.bostonglobe.com/business/2016/04/25/who-are-generation/Zd6TMLiRYKgH0xvbLNFh8O/story.html#comments
Don't listen to him. Being a nerd is awesome! :D

That Boston Globe article claims Gen Z began in 1995, so the author really should've said "21 and younger".

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/28/16 at 11:39 pm

People born 1993 are Generation Z...

Generation. Dragon. Ball. Z!!!!!  :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

https://45.media.tumblr.com/bce7f277bdfdf6ec3066c90237197773/tumblr_mr09jfm64C1rlawino1_250.gif

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/29/16 at 12:15 am


People born 1993 are Generation Z...

Generation. Dragon. Ball. Z!!!!!  :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

https://45.media.tumblr.com/bce7f277bdfdf6ec3066c90237197773/tumblr_mr09jfm64C1rlawino1_250.gif

Aww!!!! You used Dragon ball kai footage! ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/29/16 at 12:21 am


Aww!!!! You used Dragon ball kai footage! ;)

How can you tell?  :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/29/16 at 7:16 am


I was born in 1999, and I thought the Genesis and Super Nintendo were cool. Probably because I liked 90s games better than 2000s games.


I was born in 1974, I thought Nintendo was cool in the 80's.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/29/16 at 7:16 am


They're glued to their phones. ::)


or staring at them.  ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/29/16 at 7:17 am


I think the current generation is glued to their phones, so it's not just nerds. (Sorry for not seeing your post in a humorous way)



Yes I see it all the time.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/29/16 at 7:18 am


Haha, it's cool, at least you got the joke. I agree, though. The current generation (even previous ones, too, are getting pretty bad) are getting more and more glued to their technology.


and this is why we have the attention span of a fly.  ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/29/16 at 7:19 am


or staring at them.  ::)


They never look up. ::)


and this is why we have the attention span of a fly.  ::)


Yep. ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/29/16 at 7:19 am


Yep. People don't use proper grammar anymore.


people iz stoopid!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/29/16 at 7:20 am


people iz stoopid!


lol ppl r dum omg XD O_O

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/29/16 at 2:26 pm


That Boston Globe article claims Gen Z began in 1995, so the author really should've said "21 and younger".


Must've been a mistake by the author. Maybe he was trying to but 1996 instead of 1995 or something. Who knows.


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/bill-clinton-blames-millennials_us_57191d13e4b0d0042da88c9f#comments


I swear being  Millennial can suck sometimes. Everyone is always blaming millennials for everything. I hear more people saying that Millennials are the worst gen than I hear for any other generation. Heck around the internet Millennials seem to be synonymous with "Whine" (jokely called Generation Whine sometimes) and "Entitled".


People born 1993 are Generation Z...

Generation. Dragon. Ball. Z!!!!!  :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

https://45.media.tumblr.com/bce7f277bdfdf6ec3066c90237197773/tumblr_mr09jfm64C1rlawino1_250.gif


It's official. Slowpoke is a super saiyan.  :o Gen Z did watch DBZ around the time it became popular in North America, I think.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/29/16 at 2:28 pm


I swear being  Millennial can suck sometimes. Everyone is always blaming millennials for everything. I hear more people saying that Millennials are the worst gen than I hear for any other generation. Heck around the internet Millennials seem to be synonymous with "Whine" (okely called Generation Whine sometimes) and "Entitled".


I don't know why people hate Millennials so much, aside from them being tech-savvy on everything from tablets, smartphones, smart TVs, etc. Although I'm not like one of them, since I care more about my computer than my iPad or iPhone.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/29/16 at 2:35 pm


I don't know why people hate Millennials so much, aside from them being tech-savvy on everything from tablets, smartphones, smart TVs, etc. Although I'm not like one of them, since I care more about my computer than my iPad or iPhone.


They tend to mention how Millennials are whiny, entitled, optimistic yet not realistic, not meeting the standards set by previous gens, and overall just not doing that good of a job running this nation. Tons of articles that talk about how Millennials are the worst generation and how Plurals will have greater success than them.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/29/16 at 2:42 pm


lol ppl r dum omg XD O_O


LOL, OMG.  ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 04/29/16 at 3:11 pm


They tend to mention how Millennials are whiny, entitled, optimistic yet not realistic, not meeting the standards set by previous gens, and overall just not doing that good of a job running this nation. Tons of articles that talk about how Millennials are the worst generation and how Plurals will have greater success than them.


So, Plurals are more successful than Millennials, according to older generations? But they're just as whiny and annoying as Millennials.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/29/16 at 3:38 pm


So, Plurals are more successful than Millennials, according to older generations? But they're just as whiny and annoying as Millennials.


They're predicted to be more successful. But hey only the future will tell.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/29/16 at 3:47 pm

I can agree with American millennials being useless since they don't vote in midterm elections. Canadian Millennials are the greatest though.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/29/16 at 3:52 pm


I can agree with American millennials being useless since they don't vote in midterm elections. Canadian Millennials are the greatest though.


Why them pansy millennials gotta be so useless?!  >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/29/16 at 4:00 pm


Why them pansy millennials gotta be so useless?!  >:(

At least Millennials are good looking.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/29/16 at 4:05 pm


At least Millennials are good looking.


If only good looks matter in this economy. What a world that'll be.  ???

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/29/16 at 9:56 pm


LOL, OMG.  ::)


ROFL omg lik i gotta but this on fb cuz all my friendz will luv it X3


At least Millennials are good looking.


Weird definition of good looking.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 04/29/16 at 10:31 pm

Am I the only one around who believes that the millennial/Y generation is one of the coolest generations ever!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/29/16 at 10:41 pm


Am I the only one around who believes that the millennial/Y generation is one of the coolest generations ever!


Yes......well no. When it comes to articles written by journalists then yes.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mach!ne_he@d on 04/29/16 at 10:52 pm


I swear being  Millennial can suck sometimes. Everyone is always blaming millennials for everything. I hear more people saying that Millennials are the worst gen than I hear for any other generation. Heck around the internet Millennials seem to be synonymous with "Whine" (okely called Generation Whine sometimes) and "Entitled".


I try to ignore it by taking solace in the fact that a considerable portion of the people on the internet complaining about Millennials actually are Millennials themselves who think they aren't because they were born in the '80s. ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/29/16 at 10:55 pm


I try to ignore it by taking solace in the fact that a considerable portion of the people on the internet complaining about Millennials actually are Millennials themselves who think they aren't because they were born in the '80s. ;D


That's what I find to be very funny as well.  ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 04/29/16 at 11:01 pm

Millennials? Where? ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/29/16 at 11:10 pm


I try to ignore it by taking solace in the fact that a considerable portion of the people on the internet complaining about Millennials actually are Millennials themselves who think they aren't because they were born in the '80s. ;D


I'm not Millennial, I'm Generation Y.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mach!ne_he@d on 04/29/16 at 11:20 pm


I'm not Millennial, I'm Generation Y.


That's the meme: "'80s born=Gen Y, '90s born=Millennial".

There seems to be a rather large group of people out there that genuinely doesn't know that they're both the same thing. I'm not sure when this first started popping up, but I'd guess it was a few years ago, right around the same time that everybody collectively decided that Millennials were the worst thing since swine flu.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/29/16 at 11:29 pm


That's the meme: "'80s born=Gen Y, '90s born=Millennial".

There seems to be a rather large group of people out there that genuinely doesn't know that they're both the same thing. I'm not sure when this first started popping up, but I'd guess it was a few years ago, right around the same time that everybody collectively decided that Millennials were the worst thing since swine flu.


I think it's because there were "90s kids" who were obviously pre-millennium, then there the 2000s kids who were obviously millennial, that's what it sounds like to me.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: #Infinity on 04/29/16 at 11:32 pm

If we're going to be completely rigid about cultural generations, then I guess we can assume grunge, gangsta rap, and not giving a crap about life replaced hippie culture, Beatlemania, and the Vietnam War 1983. That's why I frankly prefer just going by year of birth or at least high school/college graduation date and not some artificial age coalition whose boundaries are disputed and which is totally different on opposite ends.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/29/16 at 11:37 pm


Millennials? Where? ::)


There! Right there! I see the Millennials right over there!!!  :o GO GET 'EM!


I'm not Millennial, I'm Generation Y.


My siblings aren't Plurals. They're actually Gen Z.  8)


That's the meme: "'80s born=Gen Y, '90s born=Millennial".

There seems to be a rather large group of people out there that genuinely doesn't know that they're both the same thing. I'm not sure when this first started popping up, but I'd guess it was a few years ago, right around the same time that everybody collectively decided that Millennials were the worst thing since swine flu.


People can be idiots sometimes. All it literally takes is for you to Wiki Gen Y and it'll tell that Gen Y can also be called Millennials. They're 2 names that mean the same.


If we're going to be completely rigid about cultural generations, then I guess we can assume grunge, gangsta rap, and not giving a crap about life replaced hippie culture, Beatlemania, and the Vietnam War 1983. That's why I frankly prefer just going by year of birth or at least high school/college graduation date and not some artificial age coalition whose boundaries are disputed and which is totally different on opposite ends.


Same. I tend to just go by either birth or graduation date.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/30/16 at 12:56 am


At least Millennials are good looking.
I agree. They/we are gorgeous.



Am I the only one around who believes that the millennial/Y generation is one of the coolest generations ever!
No. I'm the same way as well. In fact,  I like to dispel that we're not lazy, entitled or even stupid.



That's the meme: "'80s born=Gen Y, '90s born=Millennial".

There seems to be a rather large group of people out there that genuinely doesn't know that they're both the same thing. I'm not sure when this first started popping up, but I'd guess it was a few years ago, right around the same time that everybody collectively decided that Millennials were the worst thing since swine flu.
This. I can't tell you how many times I'll see these statements in the comments section. Heck, these same folks even say part of the X generation when they are clearly Millennials.

Another thing they're not aware of is that the Millennials come from that they graduated high school around the new Millennium and not those who were born.


If we're going to be completely rigid about cultural generations, then I guess we can assume grunge, gangsta rap, and not giving a crap about life replaced hippie culture, Beatlemania, and the Vietnam War 1983. That's why I frankly prefer just going by year of birth or at least high school/college graduation date and not some artificial age coalition whose boundaries are disputed and which is totally different on opposite ends.



Same. I tend to just go by either birth or graduation date.


Would you guys consider the current college atmosphere to be Millennial culture or Plural culture?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: #Infinity on 04/30/16 at 1:00 am

Would you guys consider the current college atmosphere to be Millennial culture or Plural culture?


It's still predominantly late Millennial, but it's about to transition into Plural.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/30/16 at 1:06 am


Would you guys consider the current college atmosphere to be Millennial culture or Plural culture?

Hmm, as of 2016 I'd say Plural especially if we're talking about the Associate degree students. I assume that the people who're now in college were high schoolers around 2 years ago. If we're talking about those who've been in college for 3-4 years or more (as of 2016) already going for their bachelors degrees or higher I'd say they would be the last Millennial students. But I could be wrong on this. The bachelor students would be the ones carrying the late Millennial culture. While the new Associate students are transitioning in the Plural culture.


It's still predominantly late Millennial, but it's about to transition into Plural.


Yeah, I suppose that sounds about right.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/30/16 at 1:11 am


It's still predominantly late Millennial, but it's about to transition into Plural.
Do you think it will happen next year?


Hmm, as of 2016 I'd say Plural especially if we're talking about the Associate degree students. I assume that the people who're now in college were high schoolers around 2 years ago. If we're talking about those who've been in college for 3-4 years or more (as of 2016) already going for their bachelors degrees or higher I'd say they would be the last Millennial students. But I could be wrong on this. The bachelor students would be the ones carrying the late Millennial culture. While the new Associate students are transitioning in the Plural culture.

Yeah, I suppose that sounds about right.
So community college would be Plural while university would be Millennial?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/30/16 at 1:19 am


So community college would be Plural while university would be Millennial?


Yeah, that's it. Community colleges have the younger new college students who're bringing in their plural influence. While Universities with the students who've past their Associates degrees would be carrying the remaining late millennial influence.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 04/30/16 at 1:23 am


Yeah, that's it. Community colleges have the younger new college students who're bringing in their plural influence. While Universities with the students who've past their Associates degrees would be carrying the remaining late millennial influence.
When do you think the Plural environment began? I'm currently still in community college (I started late), but I'll be finished and transfer to a university by next year.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 04/30/16 at 1:36 am


When do you think the Plural environment began? I'm currently still in community college (I started late), but I'll be finished and transfer to a university by next year.


Can't say an exact date. But I'd probably say around 2013 as that is the last year with millennial culture. The one's to graduate high school in 2013 would the ones in Universities now since they'd be in college for around 3+ years now as of 2016. Done with their Associates degrees and going for their Bachelors. Late 2013 (when the next school year begins) where I'd say we transitioned to Z culture. And those that're in community colleges now would've graduate high school sometime in 2014. So as of 2016 they'd still be getting their Associates. But this is all just my own guess.

As for those who started college late guess you'd could say they'd cause the college cultural to be predominantly Plural with a hint of late millennial. Late Millennials in a Plural Student body. If you didn't start late then you'd most likely be with the crowd that carries the late millennial culture.  I don't expect college to be 100% Plural until the late 2010s. Give it about 1-2 years.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/30/16 at 2:30 am


How can you tell?  :o

When Goku's hair turned yellow it looked EXTRA golden; in the original DBZ his hair was a darker yellow!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 04/30/16 at 2:31 am


Must've been a mistake by the author. Maybe he was trying to but 1996 instead of 1995 or something. Who knows.

I swear being  Millennial can suck sometimes. Everyone is always blaming millennials for everything. I hear more people saying that Millennials are the worst gen than I hear for any other generation. Heck around the internet Millennials seem to be synonymous with "Whine" (jokely called Generation Whine sometimes) and "Entitled".

It's official. Slowpoke is a super saiyan.  :o Gen Z did watch DBZ around the time it became popular in North America, I think.

Incorrect, they were too young!


Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: musicguy93 on 04/30/16 at 3:26 am


At least Millennials are good looking.


How so?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: musicguy93 on 04/30/16 at 3:31 am


They tend to mention how Millennials are whiny, entitled, optimistic yet not realistic, not meeting the standards set by previous gens, and overall just not doing that good of a job running this nation. Tons of articles that talk about how Millennials are the worst generation and how Plurals will have greater success than them.


It depends on the article. I've seen a ton of articles that claim that millennials will "save the world". Many of those articles are written by millennials (no surprise there). Honestly, looking at the people at my college, I honestly can't see anything that spectacular. I can't see how those vapid sheep will "save the world". Then again, it may vary from area to area. I live in the Silicon Valley/Bay Area, so you can probably see why I don't have much faith in my generation  :-\\

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/30/16 at 6:53 am


If only good looks matter in this economy. What a world that'll be.  ???


You'd see everybody being all dressed up.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 04/30/16 at 6:53 am


ROFL omg lik i gotta but this on fb cuz all my friendz will luv it X3

Weird definition of good looking.


;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 04/30/16 at 7:23 am


It depends on the article. I've seen a ton of articles that claim that millennials will "save the world". Many of those articles are written by millennials (no surprise there). Honestly, looking at the people at my college, I honestly can't see anything that spectacular. I can't see how those vapid sheep will "save the world". Then again, it may vary from area to area. I live in the Silicon Valley/Bay Area, so you can probably see why I don't have much faith in my generation  :-\\


You live in an area where people are building self driving cars and wheelchairs that can climb stairs, but you don't have faith in them because they wear skinny jeans and florals? No, I can't say I can relate :P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 05/02/16 at 12:35 am


You live in an area where people are building self driving cars and wheelchairs that can climb stairs, but you don't have faith in them because they wear skinny jeans and florals? No, I can't say I can relate :P


Wheelchairs can climb stairs?!  :o 

"The future is already here — it's just not very evenly distributed"
      -William Gibson

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/04/16 at 1:38 pm


Can't say an exact date. But I'd probably say around 2013 as that is the last year with millennial culture. The one's to graduate high school in 2013 would the ones in Universities now since they'd be in college for around 3+ years now as of 2016. Done with their Associates degrees and going for their Bachelors. Late 2013 (when the next school year begins) where I'd say we transitioned to Z culture. And those that're in community colleges now would've graduate high school sometime in 2014. So as of 2016 they'd still be getting their Associates. But this is all just my own guess.

As for those who started college late guess you'd could say they'd cause the college cultural to be predominantly Plural with a hint of late millennial. Late Millennials in a Plural Student body. If you didn't start late then you'd most likely be with the crowd that carries the late millennial culture.  I don't expect college to be 100% Plural until the late 2010s. Give it about 1-2 years.
That means pop culture is predominantly Plural with a small ounce of Millennial. Would you consider today's to be mostly targeted towards Plurals? 


It depends on the article. I've seen a ton of articles that claim that millennials will "save the world". Many of those articles are written by millennials (no surprise there). Honestly, looking at the people at my college, I honestly can't see anything that spectacular. I can't see how those vapid sheep will "save the world". Then again, it may vary from area to area. I live in the Silicon Valley/Bay Area, so you can probably see why I don't have much faith in my generation  :-\\
Same here! I've seen many articles like that. We might not be able to save it, but we can change it for the better.

As for your school, is the environment mostly Millennial or Plural?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/04/16 at 4:22 pm

2013-14 in university was still Gen Y. That's when Pokémon X/Y came out  :D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: musicguy93 on 05/04/16 at 9:04 pm


That means pop culture is predominantly Plural with a small ounce of Millennial. Would you consider today's to be mostly targeted towards Plurals? 
Same here! I've seen many articles like that. We might not be able to save it, but we can change it for the better.

As for your school, is the environment mostly Millennial or Plural?


Seems to be a mix of both Millennials and Plurals, though we have people of all different ages. To be honest though, I don't particularly see our generation making the world any better or any worse. Then again, a good portion of us are still maturing, so perhaps time will tell. But based on the millennials (and even some older plurals) in my area, I honestly don't see much potential. Perhaps it's different where you guys live. I don't know.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: musicguy93 on 05/04/16 at 9:05 pm


2013-14 in university was still Gen Y. That's when Pokémon X/Y came out  :D


Yeah, pretty much. :P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/04/16 at 10:16 pm


2013-14 in university was still Gen Y. That's when Pokémon X/Y came out  :D



Yeah, pretty much. :P


Same here. Despite me starting late (I had to take care of something important), the atmosphere was clearly Millennial; however, that would be for universities. From what Toon stated, community colleges that year could have been Plural as they are mainly 2/3 years.


Seems to be a mix of both Millennials and Plurals, though we have people of all different ages. To be honest though, I don't particularly see our generation making the world any better or any worse. Then again, a good portion of us are still maturing, so perhaps time will tell. But based on the millennials (and even some older plurals) in my area, I honestly don't see much potential. Perhaps it's different where you guys live. I don't know.
Same here. Since I'm in community, there's a mixture of all age groups. Are you currently in community college or university? As for your second statement, it could happen soon as the older members are almost close to 40 making them more likely to be entrepreneurs (although some are) and even be in the Senate and House.

I live in California as well, but down south. It's probably different because SoCal and NoCal has distinct environments.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 05/05/16 at 5:42 pm


That means pop culture is predominantly Plural with a small ounce of Millennial. Would you consider today's to be mostly targeted towards Plurals? 


Same here. Despite me starting late (I had to take care of something important), the atmosphere was clearly Millennial; however, that would be for universities. From what Toon stated, community colleges that year could have been Plural as they are mainly 2/3 years.


From many articles that I read it seems that pop culture is targeting the Plural audience. Millennial audience is still be targeted, but they're not the main focus like how they used to be around 3-4 or so years ago. By the late 2010s/early 2020s I figured that pop culture would be mainly targeted towards Plurals. In Universities it still has a Millennial feel, but by the late 2010s/early 2020s I assume that the Millennials that're in Universities now would've finished college by then. This is me just spitballing, but I'd think the Plural feel will fully take over sometime around 2018. Millennials in Universities should be finished by 2018. And 2018 is also the time that 2000's born will begin to enter college.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/05/16 at 5:48 pm

I feel so stuck in between  ;D The youth culture of 2008 - present day is the youth culture I identify with most.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 05/05/16 at 5:59 pm


I feel so stuck in between  ;D The youth culture of 2008 - present day is the youth culture I identify with most.


Well youth culture tends to appeal to preteens - early twenties. You were 15 in 2008 and 23 in 2016. Did you identify with youth culture before 2008?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/05/16 at 6:17 pm


Well youth culture tends to appeal to preteens - early twenties. You were 15 in 2008 and 23 in 2016. Did you identify with youth culture before 2008?


I'd say I participated in the youth culture of 2003/4-2007, but I don't really identify with it anymore. Feels like a long time ago.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 05/05/16 at 6:24 pm


I'd say I participated in the youth culture of 2003/4-2007, but I don't really identify with it anymore. Feels like a long time ago.


I suppose. 2003-2007 youth culture isn't relevant to present day culture anymore. For me I didn't start identifying with youth culture until I was around 15-16.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/05/16 at 6:29 pm


I suppose. 2003-2007 youth culture isn't relevant to present day culture anymore. For me I didn't start identifying with youth culture until I was around 15-16.


Yeah 15/16 is around the time when you see people talk about "The youth" or "young people", you feel like they're talking about you. When I was 10 I didn't feel I had anything in common with people in high school, I was still a little kid.

I think your "youth culture" days are from 15 till around the time you get married, usually around 30 (of course some people get married later and stay younger longer  ;)). Although a lot of people feel like they're old around their mid-20s I guess, but not me!  ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 05/05/16 at 7:23 pm


Yeah 15/16 is around the time when you see people talk about "The youth" or "young people", you feel like they're talking about you. When I was 10 I didn't feel I had anything in common with people in high school, I was still a little kid.

I think your "youth culture" days are from 15 till around the time you get married, usually around 30 (of course some people get married later and stay younger longer  ;)). Although a lot of people feel like they're old around their mid-20s I guess, but not me!  ;D


Same here, except I would say my youth culture was in full effect by age 14. Definitely 14, which was the start of my peak teen years as well. Going to cross country conditioning & practice around football players, starting the high school youth ministry, and going to high school were huge moments that made age 14 a huge jump from 13. 11 1/2, 12 & 13 all felt the same to me. Age 11-13 my kid culture was over but at the same time I was transitioning over to the youth culture or mainstream culture. Age 10 was still a complete kid to me just like what you said.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/05/16 at 7:53 pm


Same here, except I would say my youth culture was in full effect by age 14. Definitely 14, which was the start of my peak teen years as well. Going to cross country conditioning & practice around football players, starting the high school youth ministry, and going to high school were huge moments that made age 14 a huge jump from 13. 11 1/2, 12 & 13 all felt the same to me. Age 11-13 my kid culture was over but at the same time I was transitioning over to the youth culture or mainstream culture. Age 10 was still a complete kid to me just like what you said.


That's awesome! Yeah, 14 or entering high school can be a transformative experience. I went through a similar phase, though a bit later. Me getting my first job as cashier in October 2007 when I was 14 and a half is what flipped the switch. I think it's going to depend on the person. The age when you start getting more involved in the world, joining school clubs, or getting a job or volunteering, or getting your driver's licence. It usually happens around 14 to 16, and if not by then, you're part of the youth culture whether you like it or not  ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/05/16 at 8:14 pm


Yeah 15/16 is around the time when you see people talk about "The youth" or "young people", you feel like they're talking about you. When I was 10 I didn't feel I had anything in common with people in high school, I was still a little kid.

I think your "youth culture" days are from 15 till around the time you get married, usually around 30 (of course some people get married later and stay younger longer  ;)). Although a lot of people feel like they're old around their mid-20s I guess, but not me!  ;D



I feel so stuck in between  ;D The youth culture of 2008 - present day is the youth culture I identify with most.



Same here, except I would say my youth culture was in full effect by age 14. Definitely 14, which was the start of my peak teen years as well. Going to cross country conditioning & practice around football players, starting the high school youth ministry, and going to high school were huge moments that made age 14 a huge jump from 13. 11 1/2, 12 & 13 all felt the same to me. Age 11-13 my kid culture was over but at the same time I was transitioning over to the youth culture or mainstream culture. Age 10 was still a complete kid to me just like what you said.


It must be different for me. I began feeling the youth culture at 9/10 as I was transitioning from childhood to adolescence. I pretty much identify with the 2002-07 era and today's as well.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/05/16 at 8:42 pm


It must be different for me. I began feeling the youth culture at 9/10 as I was transitioning from childhood to adolescence. I pretty much identify with the 2002-07 era and today's as well.


I don't think anyone thinks of 10 year olds when talking about SJWs or hipsters. It's safe to say they're not a part of youth culture  :o

You can't even go to theatres without your parents until you're 13, as a basic example of why 10 year olds are not involved.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/05/16 at 9:02 pm


Same here, except I would say my youth culture was in full effect by age 14. Definitely 14, which was the start of my peak teen years as well. Going to cross country conditioning & practice around football players, starting the high school youth ministry, and going to high school were huge moments that made age 14 a huge jump from 13. 11 1/2, 12 & 13 all felt the same to me. Age 11-13 my kid culture was over but at the same time I was transitioning over to the youth culture or mainstream culture. Age 10 was still a complete kid to me just like what you said.

For me it was 13.... ;)  11 and 12 was when it was starting... Although at 10 I was considered a big kid by many, I just wasn't viewed as a ''youth'' yet...

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/05/16 at 9:04 pm


Well youth culture tends to appeal to preteens - early twenties. You were 15 in 2008 and 23 in 2016. Did you identify with youth culture before 2008?

Well, I did identify with 2006 and 2007. Also, I enjoyed the pop culture before 2006, I just didn't FULLY identify with it.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 80sfan on 05/05/16 at 9:11 pm

I always saw age 12 to 25 as the target demographic for pop culture.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 05/05/16 at 9:13 pm


I always saw age 12 to 25 as the target demographic for pop culture.


This one's the most accurate. Age 11 was the first time I started being aware of the mainstream pop culture.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 80sfan on 05/05/16 at 9:18 pm


This one's the most accurate. Age 11 was the first time I started being aware of the mainstream pop culture.


12 to 25 is also the demographic MTV tries to hit every time, until it doesn't.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/05/16 at 9:43 pm

I let the dogs out for the first time when I was 9, I started buying music and listening to the radio when I was 10, my voice cracked around my 12th birthday, but like I said, I don't identify with the youth culture because I was too young to get involved in most of it. I can't watch The Hulk without dragging my parents along.  I couldn't do 90% of the things the girls in Mean Girls were doing. It wasn't my movie even if I watched it. 2007/2008 onwards was my time  ;D When I watched Superbad, I knew the movie was talking about people my age. Not Mean Girls.

And I identify with the youth culture of today, because Justin Trudeau won the 2015 Canadian election because of high youth turnout. That was me and my gang who did that. So yeah, I still identify with the youth culture and label.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 05/05/16 at 9:49 pm


my voice cracked around my 12th birthday, but like I said


when it comes to puberty, height wise it was around 7th grade (12 1/2), but my voice didn't get deep until around 8th grade (13 1/2).

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 80sfan on 05/05/16 at 9:50 pm

I started puberty at 11 and 11/12.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/05/16 at 9:50 pm


when it comes to puberty, height wise it was around 7th grade (12 1/2), but my voice didn't get deep until around 8th grade (13 1/2).

Yeah 12-14, were the main years I NOTICEABLY went through puberty! ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/05/16 at 10:00 pm


when it comes to puberty, height wise it was around 7th grade (12 1/2), but my voice didn't get deep until around 8th grade (13 1/2).


Haha wow, I think I was the reverse of that. I don't really remember. All I know is the day after my sister was born (when I was 12 1/2), I already sounded like a 30 year old man, going by the video we took of that day.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/06/16 at 12:08 am


I don't think anyone thinks of 10 year olds when talking about SJWs or hipsters. It's safe to say they're not a part of youth culture  :o

You can't even go to theatres without your parents until you're 13, as a basic example of why 10 year olds are not involved.
Actually, they are. When I was 10, I had played M rated games and I wasn't prevented from them at all; I was fully aware of the fashion people wore (especially girls); I recall the songs coming out when they were brand new (although it began for me a lot earlier); I remember the events that took place; I even had already formed my identity with my hobbies, personality and future career.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/06/16 at 7:31 am


12 to 25 is also the demographic MTV tries to hit every time, until it doesn't.


They did that back in the 1980's.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/06/16 at 7:32 am


when it comes to puberty, height wise it was around 7th grade (12 1/2), but my voice didn't get deep until around 8th grade (13 1/2).


my voice didn't get deep until my late teens.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/06/16 at 11:29 am


Actually, they are. When I was 10, I had played M rated games and I wasn't prevented from them at all; I was fully aware of the fashion people wore (especially girls); I recall the songs coming out when they were brand new (although it began for me a lot earlier); I remember the events that took place; I even had already formed my identity with my hobbies, personality and future career.


I think you missed my point. I don't mean pop culturally involved. I'm talking about late teen/young adult years. Anyway, I don't feel like making a massive post right now, I just wanted to say that 2008 and onwards is my youth era.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 05/06/16 at 2:03 pm


I always saw age 12 to 25 as the target demographic for pop culture.


I usually think the target demographic are people who're middle schoolers to college students until they get their degrees (although this can happen at different times. So about ages 11 - 23/25. Or Preteens to mid twenties. Elementary schoolers are still mainly in kid culture. And 23 or 25+ is when I think someone is officially done with youth culture.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 05/06/16 at 4:34 pm

Well since Slowpoke and Toon believe that the target demographic for mainstream pop culture are middle schoolers to college students, I'm not sure if I should focus more on '00s kid culture. But I think I'll do that, since I'm more familiar with the kid culture from the '00s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/06/16 at 6:44 pm


Well since Slowpoke and Toon believe that the target demographic for mainstream pop culture are middle schoolers to college students, I'm not sure if I should focus more on '00s kid culture. But I think I'll do that, since I'm more familiar with the kid culture from the '00s.


I was in Grade 5 in 2003 (elementary school) when I got into mainstream pop culture, at least music. When Avril Lavigne made her debut I bought her album and then I got into a few other bands by listening to the radio and Yahoo! Music. For television, it was when I was 11, I caught the last season of Friends and Fraisier live (and I don't understand Fraisier fans, show is kinda boring), and I caught the premier of Desperate Housewives and Lost. Then there were reality shows like Pimp My Ride and Hell's Kitchen lmao.

I don't think college students are the last age group for most pop culture. A lot of my friends have graduated years ago and they all still know how to boogie.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 05/06/16 at 9:47 pm


Well since Slowpoke and Toon believe that the target demographic for mainstream pop culture are middle schoolers to college students, I'm not sure if I should focus more on '00s kid culture. But I think I'll do that, since I'm more familiar with the kid culture from the '00s.


That's fine. It's alright to just talk about the culture in general whether it's for kids, teens, or adults. I can't speak much on kid culture outside of what I saw my young siblings experienced in the '00s. 

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/06/16 at 9:55 pm


I usually think the target demographic are people who're middle schoolers to college students until they get their degrees (although this can happen at different times. So about ages 11 - 23/25. Or Preteens to mid twenties. Elementary schoolers are still mainly in kid culture. And 23 or 25+ is when I think someone is officially done with youth culture.


Pop Culture is usually targeted towards 12-25, I'd say. Anything before and after is too young/old.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 05/06/16 at 9:58 pm


Pop Culture is usually targeted towards 12-25, I'd say. Anything before and after is too young/old.


Them 26 year old fogies can't have pop culture.  8)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/06/16 at 10:01 pm


Them 26 year old fogies can't have pop culture.  8)


Hahaha. I think 26-29 isn't as much of a focus because at that age most people start worrying more about their careers/families but I think a bit still try to be hip at those ages.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/06/16 at 10:02 pm


Them 26 year old fogies can't have pop culture.  8)


Some of my 26 year old friends are straight up honorary Gen Z, no kidding :P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 05/06/16 at 10:05 pm


Hahaha. I think 26-29 isn't as much of a focus because at that age most people start worrying more about their careers/families but I think a bit still try to be hip at those ages.


Once people get caught up in their personal lives it makes sense for them to not really pay attention to pop culture as much anymore. But there are some cases where everyone who is 26+ tries to keep a balance between the two.



Some of my 26 year old friends are straight up honorary Gen Z, no kidding :P


They're Gen Y in body, but Gen Z in mind.  ;D It's not hard to imagine some 26+ year olds who still keep up with pop culture.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/06/16 at 10:07 pm


Once people get caught up in their personal lives it makes sense for them to not really pay attention to pop culture as much anymore. But there are some cases where everyone who is 26+ tries to keep a balance between the two.


They're Gen Y in body, but Gen Z in mind.  ;D It's not hard to imagine some 26+ year olds who still keep up with pop culture.


Yeah, I know a lot of people my age (I don't like them) and they still try being hip. They have undercuts, wear skinny jeans, got thick rim glasses, etc. They also post photos of their food and children online to a point that's really pathetic.

Gen Z begins in 1995, like Zelek says.  8)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/06/16 at 10:10 pm



They're Gen Y in body, but Gen Z in mind.  ;D It's not hard to imagine some 26+ year olds who still keep up with pop culture.


Ikr 😂😂😂 the tra$h hoes even put hashtags in a regular text messages and use the eggplant emoji 🍆 #mess #disarray #disgusT

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 05/06/16 at 10:17 pm


Pop Culture is usually targeted towards 12-25, I'd say. Anything before and after is too young/old.


Most people do turn 12 around 6th grade, so you do have a point. I always considered 2007 as the first full year I was aware of the mainstream pop culture, and 2006 was the last full year I was into the kid culture.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/06/16 at 10:23 pm


Most people do turn 12 around 6th grade, so you do have a point. I always considered 2007 as the first full year I was aware of the mainstream pop culture, and 2006 was the last full year I was into the kid culture.


And 12 is where you're pretty much a teenager.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/06/16 at 10:30 pm


And 12 is where you're pretty much a teenager.


I don't want to be a mid-2000s teen.  >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 05/06/16 at 11:37 pm


I don't want to be a mid-2000s teen.  >:(


You'll be a mid-2000s teen and you're going to like it!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/07/16 at 12:33 am


You'll be a mid-2000s teen and you're going to like it!


2005 is early 2000s right? I'll call myself an early 2000s teen.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 05/07/16 at 12:38 am


2005 is early 2000s right? I'll call myself an early 2000s teen.


Don't you dare bring that Youtube comment section logic into this discussion! >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/07/16 at 12:41 am


2005 is early 2000s right? I'll call myself an early 2000s teen.


>:( NO, IT ISN'T! >:(



I don't want to be a mid-2000s teen.  >:(


Get used to it. You missed out on the mighty early 00s and had to suffer at the hands of the real 2000s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 05/07/16 at 12:50 am

>:( NO, IT ISN'T! >:(
http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/xenoblade/images/9/92/He's_right_you_know.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/640?cb=20150320192210

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/07/16 at 12:58 am

5 struggles only early 2000s teens understand:

1) Another iPod update!
2) Selecting your 8 best friends on Myspace. I don't have that many friends!
3) Deciding whether your ringtone should be something fun (My Humps by BEP), something traditional (Yeah! By Usher), or just stupid (Crazy Frog)
4) Trying to convince your friends that the events in The Day After Tomorrow are plausible
5) You'll always be a DS kid no matter how many lame kids make fun of you for not buying a PSP.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/07/16 at 12:59 am


I think you missed my point. I don't mean pop culturally involved. I'm talking about late teen/young adult years. Anyway, I don't feel like making a massive post right now, I just wanted to say that 2008 and onwards is my youth era.
It's mines as well along with 2002-07.


And 12 is where you're pretty much a teenager.
More like 10. As soon someone is in their his or her double digits, they're pretty much exiting childhood and entering adolescence.  Furthermore, there are people out there who have attended middle school as 5th graders (It's been found out that some states or school districts have MS being 5th-8th instead of the usual 6th-8th)


2005 is early 2000s right? I'll call myself an early 2000s teen.
It's not, but you are one considering you were one in 2003 and 2004 (if you see the decade as two halves)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/07/16 at 1:04 am


5 struggles only early 2000s teens understand:

1) Another iPod update!
2) Selecting your 8 best friends on Myspace. I don't have that many friends!
3) Deciding whether your ringtone should be something fun (My Humps by BEP), something traditional (Yeah! By Usher), or just stupid (Crazy Frog)
4) Trying to convince your friends that the events in The Day After Tomorrow are plausible
5) You'll always be a DS kid no matter how many lame kids make fun of you for not buying a PSP.


Stop it! I don't want to hear it!

>:( NO! >:(



More like 10. As soon someone is in their his or her double digits, they're pretty much exiting childhood and entering adolescence.  Furthermore, there are people out there who have attended middle school as 5th graders (It's been found out that some states or school districts have MS being 5th-8th instead of the usual 6th-8th)


Not really. At 10, you're still pretty young and don't have as much freedom and still view the world from a child-like point of view rather than a teenage one. Yeah, sure, you can say puberty might start around then (but it can also start at 8 or 9) but you're still generally a child. 12 is a much more solid starting date. Middle school isn't really a good way to prove this because certain grade schools go from K to 8 so you can be as old as 14 and be in the same school as you were at 4/5.


http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/xenoblade/images/9/92/He's_right_you_know.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/640?cb=20150320192210


I like the way you think! ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 05/07/16 at 1:05 am

To me 1-3 is a toddler. 4-9/10 is a kid. 10/11-12 is a preteen. 13-17 is a teen. 18+ is an adult.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/07/16 at 1:44 am


Not really. At 10, you're still pretty young and don't have as much freedom and still view the world from a child-like point of view rather than a teenage one. Yeah, sure, you can say puberty might start around then (but it can also start at 8 or 9) but you're still generally a child. 12 is a much more solid starting date. Middle school isn't really a good way to prove this because certain grade schools go from K to 8 so you can be as old as 14 and be in the same school as you were at 4/5.
That too, but that doesn't mean 10 year olds can't be part of the pop culture. while they might have a child-like perspective, their childhood is almost over therefore making them transition into adolescence.

Another thing, I want to point out that some people can develop their traits, hobbies, career and mindset at an early age.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/07/16 at 1:53 am


That too, but that doesn't mean 10 year olds can't be part of the pop culture. while they might have a child-like perspective, their childhood is almost over therefore making them transition into adolescence.

Another thing, I want to point out that some people can develop their traits, hobbies, career and mindset at an early age.


Like I said, transition into adolescence can also begin at 8 or 9 when puberty starts. Despite this, they're still not really a focus of pop culture as they're viewed as children by most people. Your average 10 year old's demeanor/attitude/mindset is gonna be closer to a 7 year old than a 13 year old. Same with hobbies/traits/career/mindset. A 10 year old is most likely going to be interested in things like trading cards, toys and other child-like things.

In general, most people going through their teenage years are fickle and those things constantly change until somewhere between 18 to 21-ish.


Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/07/16 at 2:21 am


Like I said, transition into adolescence can also begin at 8 or 9 when puberty starts. Despite this, they're still not really a focus of pop culture as they're viewed as children by most people. Your average 10 year old's demeanor/attitude/mindset is gonna be closer to a 7 year old than a 13 year old. Same with hobbies/traits/career/mindset. A 10 year old is most likely going to be interested in things like trading cards, toys and other child-like things.

In general, most people going through their teenage years are fickle and those things constantly change until somewhere between 18 to 21-ish.
They are in a way. Shows that take place in middle school could give them a perspective on what and how it be like for them.

As for hobbies, some people develop theirs at an early age. Everyone's pastimes begins somewhere and could even stay with them forever.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/07/16 at 2:41 am


They are in a way. Shows that take place in middle school could give them a perspective on what and how it be like for them.

As for hobbies, some people develop theirs at an early age. Everyone's pastimes begins somewhere and could even stay with them forever.


It's still not going to be the main focus of pop culture. They have shows about kids in grade school as well.

Yes, some. Like I said above, most young people are fickle due to being young, not fully mentally developed and still learning about themselves. A sizeable and significant amount of people change over the span of time so much that there's a point where they won't even touch anything resembling their teenage interests even more so than people who still like the same things they did as kids/teenagers. Like pretty much everything, there's exceptions, sure, but normally people grow into different things as they age and there are far, far less people who, in adulthood and throughout life, are into the same things as they were as teenagers and far less so at 10. 

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/07/16 at 7:38 am


Hahaha. I think 26-29 isn't as much of a focus because at that age most people start worrying more about their careers/families but I think a bit still try to be hip at those ages.


My Parents had the same feeling and this back in the late 60's early 70's.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/07/16 at 7:42 am

Back in those days, our generation never had to pay a nickel or dime for paper or plastic bags in supermarkets, now in today's generation we have to.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/07/16 at 9:42 am


It's not, but you are one considering you were one in 2003 and 2004 (if you see the decade as two halves)


Haha I'm good, I'm an early 2000s kid, not an early 2000s teen. I'm going to agree with Jordan, 10 years old is still core childhood, even if they hit puberty. You're confusing preteen for actual teen, I think.

It's going to depend on the person, but for me it was
0 to 3: Baby
4 to 5.5: Oversized baby
5.5 to 11.5: core childhood
10 to 13: preteen (preteen and childhood are not mutually exclusive to me)
14 to 18: core teenagehood
19+: adulthood

Although looking back and seeing the things I did when I was 19, I'm questioning that one too  ;D It was arguably my core childhood.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 05/07/16 at 10:01 am


Haha I'm good, I'm an early 2000s kid, not an early 2000s teen. I'm going to agree with Jordan, 10 years old is still core childhood, even if they hit puberty. You're confusing preteen for actual teen, I think.


UltraGameDog thinks core childhood is ages 5-8. I'm completely ok with his opinion though, but I disagree with it. I define early childhood/preschool/pre-K as ages 3-5, core/peak childhood as ages 6-10, late childhood/preteen/early adolescence as ages 11-13, peak teenager/core adolescence as ages 14-17, late teenager/early young adult as 18-20, and 21+ as legal aged adult.

I'm sorry, but a 10 year old is still a core kid. I never thought of myself as a preteen/teenager/adolescent or anything when I was 10. A 10 year old kid is a KID. It doesn't matter when middle school starts or not. Biologically a 10 year old is still the main target audience for doing core kid cultural type stuff along with 6-9 year old's. I agree with Jordan that if you were to ask someone if a 10 year old is more related to a 13 year old or 7 year old, I'd easily pick 7 in a heartbeat. Most 10 years old on average still watch cartoons, kid sitcoms, and do kid type activities. I usually consider age 11 as the transitional age from doing core kid stuff to getting into the mainstream/youth culture, and by the time your 12 your awareness of the mainstream culture and the real world around you is in full effect. Not trying to count those out who believe they've been into the mainstream culture since age 8-10, but 8-10 year old's are still peak childhood years. This is similar to the same debate (while a lot disagree) I have with the 5 year old issue. 5 year old's, believe it or not, are still in the main target audience for preschool or educational shows. Age 5 may be the start of core childhood, but it doesn't necessarily mean as SOON as you hit 5 your childhood is at its peak right away when you were still age 4 yesterday. Unless you didn't have a September cutoff, then most 5 year old's on average are transitioning over from preschool/pre-K to Kindergarten and still have very basic stuff they have to review, which isn't the same as an 8 year old kid transitioning from 2nd to 3rd grade already in their peak childhoods with a lot more knowledge than them.


I know not everyone's the same with memories, but I noticed a bit of disparity between older and younger people on the Internet.

Whenever someone born in...let's say 1982, posts nostalgia on a site like Reddit or Facebook, they will almost always say they're "a 90s kid, not an 80s kid", and that they "don't remember the 80s very well at all".

But then, when someone born in 1995 talks about nostalgia, they will ALWAYS say they are an "early 2000s kid", never a mid-late 00s kid, and put the most stock into their childhood BEFORE age 8, rather than after. :P

I'm guessing this is because people believe the kid culture of the 00s experienced a massive decline in quality around ~2004-2008, and younger people want to desperately "squeeze" themselves into the "last good years", resisting any association with the post-2006 era. :P


Yeah, no offense, but 90's babies need to stop being ashamed of what they truly grew up with. You don't ever see other generations doing this, and it's mostly because of the internet and what you can research on here over the last decade.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/07/16 at 10:24 am


UltraGameDog thinks core childhood is ages 5-8. I'm completely ok with his opinion though, but I disagree with it. I define early childhood/preschool/pre-K as ages 3-5, core/peak childhood as ages 6-10, late childhood/preteen/early adolescence as ages 11-13, peak teenager/core adolescence as ages 14-17, late teenager/early young adult as 18-20, and 21+ as legal aged adult.

I'm sorry, but a 10 year old is still a core kid. I never thought of myself as a preteen/teenager/adolescent or anything when I was 10. A 10 year old kid is a KID. It doesn't matter when middle school starts or not. Biologically a 10 year old is still the main target audience for doing core kid cultural type stuff along with 6-9 year old's. I agree with Jordan that if you were to ask someone if a 10 year old is more related to a 13 year old or 7 year old, I'd easily pick 7 in a heartbeat. Most 10 years old on average still watch cartoons, kid sitcoms, and do kid type activities. I usually consider age 11 as the transitional age from doing core kid stuff to getting into the mainstream/youth culture, and by the time your 12 your awareness of the mainstream culture and the real world around you is in full effect. Not trying to count those out who believe they've been into the mainstream culture since age 8-10, but 8-10 year old's are still peak childhood years. This is similar to the same debate (while a lot disagree) I have with the 5 year old issue. 5 year old's, believe it or not, are still in the main target audience for preschool or educational shows. Age 5 may be the start of core childhood, but it doesn't necessarily mean as SOON as you hit 5 your childhood is at its peak right away when you were still age 4 yesterday. Unless you didn't have a September cutoff, then most 5 year old's on average are transitioning over from preschool/pre-K to Kindergarten and still have very basic stuff they have to review, which isn't the same as an 8 year old kid transitioning from 2nd to 3rd grade already in their peak childhoods with a lot more knowledge than them.

Yeah, no offense, but 90's babies need to stop being ashamed of what they truly grew up with. You don't ever see other generations doing this, and it's mostly because of the internet and what you can research on here over the last decade.


I agree with you 100%, especially about the preteen thing. I didn't know what a tween was until I was, like, 15, and I thought it was an insult because a lot of 12 year olds try to act more grown up than they aren't.

5 to 8 as childhood would be weird... That would make me a 90s kid actually. Is that why you picked those ages, Crash?  :o (Yeah I'm going to use your old username till I forget about it haha)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 80sfan on 05/07/16 at 12:08 pm

I guess pop culture can target until 30. It's not like 29 is a grandma!  :)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: muppethammer26 on 05/07/16 at 12:57 pm

What happens if you find a 60-75 year old who appreciates the pop culture of today? Are people going to laugh at him/her if he/she gets caught listening to some of the 2010's songs or dressing as a 2010's person? It's possible to find a few today, because everyone is different and some people never stop liking the pop culture as they grew older.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 05/07/16 at 1:04 pm


What happens if you find a 60-75 year old who likes the pop culture of the 2010's?


I would question myself on why there's an old person who likes modern pop culture. I could understand that they watch modern TV shows and movies, but not if it's targeted towards teens/young adults. Smartphones are an example, since most apps are directed towards these tech-savvy teens who barely give a crap about the past. These people who are 60-100 years old could remember a lot of stuff back then. I don't know why they like modern pop culture?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 05/07/16 at 1:06 pm


Are people going to laugh at him/her if he/she gets caught listening to some of the 2010's songs or dressing as a 2010's person?


I... wouldn't think that old people would dress up as Millennials, nor listen to music that would sound really futuristic to them.


It's possible to find a few today, because everyone is different and some people never stop liking the pop culture as they grew older.


eh

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/07/16 at 1:09 pm


I guess pop culture can target until 30. It's not like 29 is a grandma!  :)


Last time I went to a party (okay it's been a while...) there were plenty of people in their early 30s who could still boogie. I'd say its usually around the time you get married and settled down (or you hit that age range) that it stops targeting you. Makes sense, since most songs are about crushes and falling in love and stuff.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/07/16 at 1:17 pm

I dunno about this 'core childhood' stuff you guys talk about but what I do know is that 10 is still pretty much a kid (which we all pretty much agree on). 


Haha I'm good, I'm an early 2000s kid, not an early 2000s teen. I'm going to agree with Jordan, 10 years old is still core childhood, even if they hit puberty. You're confusing preteen for actual teen, I think.

It's going to depend on the person, but for me it was
0 to 3: Baby
4 to 5.5: Oversized baby
5.5 to 11.5: core childhood
10 to 13: preteen (preteen and childhood are not mutually exclusive to me)
14 to 18: core teenagehood
19+: adulthood

Although looking back and seeing the things I did when I was 19, I'm questioning that one too  ;D It was arguably my core childhood.


I'd say 18+ because once you're legally allowed to do more, a whole other world opens up that wasn't there when you were a teenager.


What happens if you find a 60-75 year old who appreciates the pop culture of today? Are people going to laugh at him/her if he/she gets caught listening to some of the 2010's songs or dressing as a 2010's person? It's possible to find a few today, because everyone is different and some people never stop liking the pop culture as they grew older.


There's no hardset rules. I was just giving an estimation of "the pop cultural age span" but there are a lot of people who are still in touch with what's current and try to stay hip.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/07/16 at 1:55 pm


I dunno about this 'core childhood' stuff you guys talk about but what I do know is that 10 is still pretty much a kid (which we all pretty much agree on). 

I'd say 18+ because once you're legally allowed to do more, a whole other world opens up that wasn't there when you were a teenager.

There's no hardset rules. I was just giving an estimation of "the pop cultural age span" but there are a lot of people who are still in touch with what's current and try to stay hip.


That's true, but when I turned 18 I was resistant to thinking of myself as an adult and all the responsibilities that came with it, it had a lot in common with 16/17 to me. Physically adult but not mentally haha. It's going to depend on the person of course. To be honest, I don't feel all that different from when I was 16. I'm still living the Spirit of '09 mentally in my head.  ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/07/16 at 2:02 pm


That's true, but when I turned 18 I was resistant to thinking of myself as an adult and all the responsibilities that came with it, it had a lot in common with 16/17 to me. Physically adult but not mentally haha. It's going to depend on the person of course. To be honest, I don't feel all that different from when I was 16. I'm still living the Spirit of '09 mentally in my head.  ;D


Being able to finally do stuff without my parent's permission and buying lottery tickets felt a lot different to me. I already had a ton of freedom as a teenager but when I turned 18, I could just do whatever. I still try to feel as young as I can. Been keeping active lately while listening to my Walkman and it feels pretty good! 8) So... Would that be the spirit of '00 then? I also turned 16 in 1998 so we could do spirit of '98, too.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/07/16 at 2:04 pm


Back in those days, our generation never had to pay a nickel or dime for paper or plastic bags in supermarkets, now in today's generation we have to.


I agree. Paying for bags at the grocery store is absolutely ridiculous!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/07/16 at 2:10 pm


Being able to finally do stuff without my parent's permission and buying lottery tickets felt a lot different to me. I already had a ton of freedom as a teenager but when I turned 18, I could just do whatever. I still try to feel as young as I can. Been keeping active lately while listening to my Walkman and it feels pretty good! 8) So... Would that be the spirit of '00 then? I also turned 16 in 1998 so we could do spirit of '98, too.

Lottery tickets? This is why the age of majority should be 20.  :o

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/07/16 at 2:11 pm


Lottery tickets? This is why the age of majority should be 20.  :o


No way! Buying lottery tickets ruled. 8)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/07/16 at 2:18 pm


What happens if you find a 60-75 year old who appreciates the pop culture of today? Are people going to laugh at him/her if he/she gets caught listening to some of the 2010's songs or dressing as a 2010's person? It's possible to find a few today, because everyone is different and some people never stop liking the pop culture as they grew older.



I would question myself on why there's an old person who likes modern pop culture. I could understand that they watch modern TV shows and movies, but not if it's targeted towards teens/young adults. Smartphones are an example, since most apps are directed towards these tech-savvy teens who barely give a crap about the past. These people who are 60-100 years old could remember a lot of stuff back then. I don't know why they like modern pop culture?


There's nothing wrong with that. People shouldn't be criticized for liking pop culture targeted towards different generations.

In fact, I made a thread about that 2 years ago. It would be great to check it out.

http://www.inthe00s.com/index.php?topic=50514.0#top

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/07/16 at 3:05 pm


UltraGameDog thinks core childhood is ages 5-8. I'm completely ok with his opinion though, but I disagree with it.

I'm sorry, but a 10 year old is still a core kid. I never thought of myself as a preteen/teenager/adolescent or anything when I was 10. A 10 year old kid is a KID. It doesn't matter when middle school starts or not. Biologically a 10 year old is still the main target audience for doing core kid cultural type stuff along with 6-9 year old's. I agree with Jordan that if you were to ask someone if a 10 year old is more related to a 13 year old or 7 year old, I'd easily pick 7 in a heartbeat. Most 10 years old on average still watch cartoons, kid sitcoms, and do kid type activities. I usually consider age 11 as the transitional age from doing core kid stuff to getting into the mainstream/youth culture, and by the time your 12 your awareness of the mainstream culture and the real world around you is in full effect. Not trying to count those out who believe they've been into the mainstream culture since age 8-10, but 8-10 year old's are still peak childhood years. This is similar to the same debate (while a lot disagree) I have with the 5 year old issue. 5 year old's, believe it or not, are still in the main target audience for preschool or educational shows. Age 5 may be the start of core childhood, but it doesn't necessarily mean as SOON as you hit 5 your childhood is at its peak right away when you were still age 4 yesterday. Unless you didn't have a September cutoff, then most 5 year old's on average are transitioning over from preschool/pre-K to Kindergarten and still have very basic stuff they have to review, which isn't the same as an 8 year old kid transitioning from 2nd to 3rd grade already in their peak childhoods with a lot more knowledge than them.


I still think 5 until 10 is peak. ;)  But hey to each his own. ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/07/16 at 3:06 pm


Yeah, no offense, but 90's babies need to stop being ashamed of what they truly grew up with. You don't ever see other generations doing this, and it's mostly because of the internet and what you can research on here over the last decade.

Well Marquis, nobody grows up THE SAME as others....

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/07/16 at 3:15 pm


UltraGameDog thinks core childhood is ages 5-8. I'm completely ok with his opinion though, but I disagree with it. I define early childhood/preschool/pre-K as ages 3-5, core/peak childhood as ages 6-10, late childhood/preteen/early adolescence as ages 11-13, peak teenager/core adolescence as ages 14-17, late teenager/early young adult as 18-20, and 21+ as legal aged adult.

I'm sorry, but a 10 year old is still a core kid. I never thought of myself as a preteen/teenager/adolescent or anything when I was 10. A 10 year old kid is a KID. It doesn't matter when middle school starts or not. Biologically a 10 year old is still the main target audience for doing core kid cultural type stuff along with 6-9 year old's. I agree with Jordan that if you were to ask someone if a 10 year old is more related to a 13 year old or 7 year old, I'd easily pick 7 in a heartbeat. Most 10 years old on average still watch cartoons, kid sitcoms, and do kid type activities. I usually consider age 11 as the transitional age from doing core kid stuff to getting into the mainstream/youth culture, and by the time your 12 your awareness of the mainstream culture and the real world around you is in full effect. Not trying to count those out who believe they've been into the mainstream culture since age 8-10, but 8-10 year old's are still peak childhood years. This is similar to the same debate (while a lot disagree) I have with the 5 year old issue. 5 year old's, believe it or not, are still in the main target audience for preschool or educational shows.

Yeah, but at 10 I begun to age out of cartoons..... Late 05 and early 06, I didn't consider myself to be in my ''prime'' anymore. But I did still watch some kid sitcoms until 12 tho.


Also 5 years may still be a target audience for that stuff, but they can still watch the big kid stuff like I myself did.....

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/07/16 at 3:26 pm

I mostly don't consider 5 as core childhood because I was still in kindergarten, and the grade schoolers never played with the kindergarteners in my neighbourhood. I remember when I was 7 and my brother was 5, he used to throw HUGE tantrums because none of my friends wanted to talk to him. Then my mother would get angry at me. Not my fault he's a baby!  >:( Suddenly when you get into Grade 1 then every kid in the neighbourhood is your friend.

But in terms of pop culture, I can see why kindergarten would be core. I started watching YTV/Teletoons then, even if I still watched the preschool Treehouse/TVO as well. I watched those till I was like 8 though... So *shrugs* I refused to grow up LOL

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/07/16 at 3:29 pm


I mostly don't consider 5 as core childhood because I was still in kindergarten, and the grade schoolers never played with the kindergarteners in my neighbourhood. Suddenly when you get into Grade 1 then every kid in the neighbourhood is your friend. But in terms of pop culture, I can see why kindergarten would be core. I started watching YTV/Teletoons then, even if I still watched the preschool Treehouse/TVO as well. I watched those till I was like 8 though... So *shrugs* I refused to grow up LOL

Well I was 6 for most of kindergarten so.....

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 05/07/16 at 3:30 pm

I see early childhood as 3-4. Core as 5-10. Late as 11-12. Once you enter elementary school you're in your core childhood (this can vary depending on what part of the year you were born, but I was 5 when I entered Kindergarten and 5 when I ended it while someone from the early part of a year was 5 in the beginning and 6 at the end).  I didn't notice much of a difference between 5 and 6 year olds. Especially since in kindergarten you'd have 6 year olds hanging out with 5 year olds. As someone who has a 6 and 5 year old sibling I fail to notice the differences. They have similar interests and everyone treats them the same.


Well Marquis, nobody grows up THE SAME as others....

Pretty much. I say early, mid, late decade kid mainly since people grow up at the same time. For 00's kids it doesn't matter what part you grew up in as you're still a 00's kid. But they all didn't grow up in the same part. Someone from 1993-1995 mainly grew up in the early part while someone from 1997-1999 mainly grew up in the late part. They didn't have their entire childhood in a specific part, but they ended up having a majority of it during that time. Once you turn 8 you've pretty much past most of your childhood.

I've seen mid 80's born who mainly speak of the early '90s when they speak of their childhood. They don't mention the mid-late parts unless they're talking about their preteen-teen years.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/07/16 at 3:33 pm


I see early childhood as 3-4. Core as 5-10. Late as 11-12. Once you enter elementary school you're in your core childhood (this can vary depending on what part of the year you were born, but I was 5 when I entered Kindergarten and 5 when I ended it while someone from the early part of a year was 5 in the beginning and 6 at the end).  I didn't notice much of a difference between 5 and 6 year olds. Especially since in kindergarten you'd have 6 year olds hanging out with 5 year olds. As someone who has a 6 and 5 year old sibling I fail to notice the differences. They have similar interests and everyone treats them the same.
Pretty much. I say early, mid, late decade kid mainly since people grow up at the same time. For 00's kids it doesn't matter what part you grew up in as you're still a 00's kid. But they all didn't grow up in the same part. Someone from 1993-1995 mainly grew up in the early part while someone from 1997-1999 mainly grew up in the late part. There didn't have there entire childhood in a specific part, but they ended up having a majority of it.

This. all of this!!!!!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 05/07/16 at 4:35 pm


Well Marquis, nobody grows up THE SAME as others....


Well technically, I would say that the first half of Kindergarten when I was 5 1/2 is when my core childhood officially began, which made age 6 the first full year of my peak childhood. Now earlier when I was 5 still in pre-K that still felt like early childhood to me. Kindergarten was a core/peak childhood year, but pre-K wasn't though for me unfortunately.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 05/07/16 at 4:41 pm


But in terms of pop culture, I can see why kindergarten would be core. I started watching YTV/Teletoons then, even if I still watched the preschool Treehouse/TVO as well. I watched those till I was like 8 though... So *shrugs* I refused to grow up LOL


I remember the moment I finished Kindergarten and Summer 2002 hit, and I went back to Nick Jr. or Playhouse Disney and I was like "this stuff is for babies  8-P" when I was 6 years old, and I would always hate it when my younger sister had it on (who's 2 1/2 years younger than me). I felt like that stuff wasn't for me anymore, therefore, from Summer 2002 onto the rest of my elementary school years I stuck with big kid stations only. PBS Kids in the afternoons was the closest to educational left I still watched when I was 6-8 years old, but even then those weren't really "preschool shows", those were educational shows for early grade schoolers.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 05/07/16 at 4:48 pm


Yeah, but at 10 I begun to age out of cartoons.....


I started to age out of cartoons at 10 too, because most of the cartoons made from 2006 & onwards I didn't really grow up with, but that doesn't mean I was officially a preteen or adolescent at age 10 though, I was still a core kid in terms of the activities I did and the vacations I went on. All the friends I made throughout 4th grade made age 10 important to my childhood as well. Ben 10 is the last cartoon that premiered that I remember enjoying from start to finish, which ironically started in December 2005 towards the very end of the year. However, a lot of shows that started in the early 2000's or 2004/2005 were still on TV for its last seasons throughout 2006 & early 2007, which is why I was still into some kid channels at 10 and early 11, despite them severely declining by then. By age 11 I started watching anything on TV. Comedies, parodies, mainstream shows, TV-14+ cartoons, etc.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/07/16 at 5:45 pm


What happens if you find a 60-75 year old who appreciates the pop culture of today? Are people going to laugh at him/her if he/she gets caught listening to some of the 2010's songs or dressing as a 2010's person? It's possible to find a few today, because everyone is different and some people never stop liking the pop culture as they grew older.


You'll never find those people.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/07/16 at 5:47 pm


I agree. Paying for bags at the grocery store is absolutely ridiculous!


paper and plastic was free, Can we please have those days back?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/07/16 at 5:50 pm


It's still not going to be the main focus of pop culture. They have shows about kids in grade school as well.

Yes, some. Like I said above, most young people are fickle due to being young, not fully mentally developed and still learning about themselves. A sizeable and significant amount of people change over the span of time so much that there's a point where they won't even touch anything resembling their teenage interests even more so than people who still like the same things they did as kids/teenagers. Like pretty much everything, there's exceptions, sure, but normally people grow into different things as they age and there are far, far less people who, in adulthood and throughout life, are into the same things as they were as teenagers and far less so at 10
Everyone is still developing those traits no matter what age he or she is. As for the second statement, that solely depends. I agree that not everything is going to stick with folks as they age, but there are definitely certain hobbies they cling to especially if it's their passion.


UltraGameDog thinks core childhood is ages 5-8. I'm completely ok with his opinion though, but I disagree with it. I define early childhood/preschool/pre-K as ages 3-5, core/peak childhood as ages 6-10, late childhood/preteen/early adolescence as ages 11-13, peak teenager/core adolescence as ages 14-17, late teenager/early young adult as 18-20, and 21+ as legal aged adult.
The reason for that is there is a transition between childhood and adolescence Yes, someone 9 and 10 is a kid; however, his/her childhood is almost over (considering he/she is close to the next level of school and the innocence declining) therefore, making the transformation occurring.

As for adolescence, you're correct that it's from 11-18; however, I can see 10 as part of it (being in your double digits can be a huge deal)


5 to 8 as childhood would be weird... That would make me a 90s kid actually. Is that why you picked those ages, Crash?  :o (Yeah I'm going to use your old username till I forget about it haha)
That would be core childhood. The entire duration of it is 3 to 10. As for your question, the reason I picked those ages is because that's the main childhood/elementary years for many people and considering that puberty CAN begin at 9/10 which happened to me when I was that age.

As for the 90s kid thing, I'm a Y2K one (like Infinity stated) as my childhood took place during that entire era. I never felt like a 00s kid (even though I am partly one) because my adolescence occurred throughout most of the time period and that I see the decade from a general viewpoint and not from a child's. 

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/07/16 at 9:52 pm


Everyone is still developing those traits no matter what age he or she is. As for the second statement, that solely depends. I agree that not everything is going to stick with folks as they age, but there are definitely certain hobbies they cling to especially if it's their passion.


The average 10 year old still has the mindset and development of a child. You develop traits from birth onward. Most people's passions and hobbies at 10 do not stick with them throughout adulthood. You can go through life thinking one thing is your passion only to drop it days/weeks/months later because that's what happens to a lot of people growing up. Just looking back to when I was growing up, the majority of people I met in 9th grade changed drastically when they got to the end of 12th grade.


paper and plastic was free, Can we please have those days back?


When paper and plastic was free... Those were the golden days, my friend.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/07/16 at 10:32 pm

I'm so happy I got laid off from my cashier job before the 5 cents for a bag thing came into effect. I was covering for a friend once and some people gave you so much attitude unless the food was practically falling out the bag! I heard way worse horror stories from my ex-co workers. People completely lost their sh*t over 5 cents. What a mess.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/07/16 at 11:58 pm


I'm so happy I got laid off from my cashier job before the 5 cents for a bag thing came into effect. I was covering for a friend once and some people gave you so much attitude unless the food was practically falling out the bag! I heard way worse horror stories from my ex-co workers. People completely lost their sh*t over 5 cents. What a mess.


I'm not surprised. Charging 5 cents? Ridiculous! >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/08/16 at 12:05 am


I'm not surprised. Charging 5 cents? Ridiculous! >:(


Just put your pack of gum back onto the rack. There, that's 20 bags!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/08/16 at 12:06 am


Just put your pack of gum back onto the rack. There, that's 20 bags!


I might as well just steal the bags! >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Mish-L on 05/08/16 at 12:20 am

People can be into popular culture (or not) at any age.  It's not something that mysteriously starts when you become a teenager and ends after your 20s.  It starts and ends whenever you gain or lose interest.  Personally, I quit pop culture in the early 00s.  My 65 year old mother likes a lot of current music.  None of that rap stuff, but some of the more basic pop music.  She watches all of those trendy shows like The Voice and stuff too, so she's very aware of pop culture and appears to enjoy it a lot. 

And, I know you guys don't want to believe it, but I was fully into music and popular culture by the age of 7.  Probably even a little earlier, but I'll be really conservative so you guys don't roll your eyes too hard.  This includes children's stuff (such as Ren & Simpy and toys etc) as well as pop culture that appealed to the general public.  I regularly listened to the radio, watched MTV just as much as Nickelodeon, and ordered tapes/CDs through those BMG and Columbia House mail order clubs that they solicited you through the mail. I listened to all the Top 40 countdown programs like Rick Dees and Casey Kasem.  Pretty much every time we were doing an outside activity such as shooting hoops or street hockey, I always got out the extension cord out and plugged it into the garage outlet so we could put the boombox on the curb while we played.  I have nostalgia for pretty much every single Top 40 song from 1992-1996 because I was listening to music so heavily during that time. 

I mean, talk about nostalgia!  "Caseeey's Toop Foouurrtyyyyy!!!"  Listening to this stuff gives me goosebumps:

EWuK8YCWqd0

I also wore all the clothing trends... the floral dresses, the flannel shirts, the bodysuits that snapped at the crotch, the No Fear t-shirts etc.  I woke up every morning and stood in front of the mirror, teasing my bangs and loading them with hairspray.  I was basically following the trends already and I was still in elementary school, which you guys think is the "clueless" age for some reason. 

Honestly, my personality was already very apparent as a child.  Of course I'm all grow up now (I'm 31) but the underlying personality was already there at a young age.  I don't feel like my childhood self is light years away from who I am now.  I can think back to memories of when I was 9 and its basically the same person.  I don't know if that means I was an extremely mature kid or if it means that I never grew up.  ;D Maybe a little of both.

Hi, I'm Michelle by the way.  I don't post here often because...well, I don't know.  "I'm a loner, Dottie.  A rebel."  ;)  I guess if I avoid all political discussions I might do OK here.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/08/16 at 12:34 am


I started to age out of cartoons at 10 too, because most of the cartoons made from 2006 & onwards I didn't really grow up with, but that doesn't mean I was officially a preteen or adolescent at age 10 though, I was still a core kid in terms of the activities I did and the vacations I went on. All the friends I made throughout 4th grade made age 10 important to my childhood as well. Ben 10 is the last cartoon that premiered that I remember enjoying from start to finish, which ironically started in December 2005 towards the very end of the year. However, a lot of shows that started in the early 2000's or 2004/2005 were still on TV for its last seasons throughout 2006 & early 2007, which is why I was still into some kid channels at 10 and early 11, despite them severely declining by then. By age 11 I started watching anything on TV. Comedies, parodies, mainstream shows, TV-14+ cartoons, etc.

True on dat.


Yeah me too! I still watched Ed Edd n Eddy till it's last season, Kim Possible, Raven, Drake and Josh, Jimmy Neutron, Jake Long, during their last seasons. Hell even Zack and Cody I still watched until 2007. and yeah I associate Ben 10, Naruto, Camp Lazlo season 1, Juniper Lee, Zack and Cody with my ''latter'' childhood.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/08/16 at 12:36 am


Well technically, I would say that the first half of Kindergarten when I was 5 1/2 is when my core childhood officially began, which made age 6 the first full year of my peak childhood. Now earlier when I was 5 still in pre-K that still felt like early childhood to me. Kindergarten was a core/peak childhood year, but pre-K wasn't though for me unfortunately.

Yeah, when I first started pre K it did kinda still feel early.... but when I turned 5 it felt like I had peaked! :)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/08/16 at 12:39 am


People can be into popular culture (or not) at any age.  It's not something that mysteriously starts when you become a teenager and ends after your 20s.  It starts and ends whenever you gain or lose interest.  Personally, I quit pop culture in the early 00s.  My 65 year old mother likes a lot of current music.  None of that rap stuff, but some of the more basic pop music.  She watches all of those trendy shows like The Voice and stuff too, so she's very aware of pop culture and appears to enjoy it a lot. 

And, I know you guys don't want to believe it, but I was fully into music and popular culture by the age of 7.  Probably even a little earlier, but I'll be really conservative so you guys don't roll your eyes too hard.  This includes children's stuff (such as Ren & Simpy and toys etc) as well as pop culture that appealed to the general public.  I regularly listened to the radio, watched MTV just as much as Nickelodeon, and ordered tapes/CDs through those BMG and Columbia House mail order clubs that they solicited you through the mail. I listened to all the Top 40 countdown programs like Rick Dees and Casey Kasem.  Pretty much every time we were doing an outside activity such as shooting hoops or street hockey, I always got out the extension cord out and plugged it into the garage outlet so we could put the boombox on the curb while we played.  I have nostalgia for pretty much every single Top 40 song from 1992-1996 because I was listening to music so heavily during that time. 

I mean, talk about nostalgia!  "Caseeey's Toop Foouurrtyyyyy!!!"  Listening to this stuff gives me goosebumps:

EWuK8YCWqd0

I also wore all the clothing trends... the floral dresses, the flannel shirts, the bodysuits that snapped at the crotch, the No Fear t-shirts etc.  I woke up every morning and stood in front of the mirror, teasing my bangs and loading them with hairspray.  I was basically following the trends already and I was still in elementary school, which you guys think is the "clueless" age for some reason. 

Honestly, my personality was already very apparent as a child.  Of course I'm all grow up now (I'm 31) but the underlying personality was already there at a young age.  I don't feel like my childhood self is light years away from who I am now.  I can think back to memories of when I was 9 and its basically the same person.  I don't know if that means I was an extremely mature kid or if it means that I never grew up.  ;D Maybe a little of both.

Hi, I'm Michelle by the way.  I don't post here often because...well, I don't know.  "I'm a loner, Dottie.  A rebel."  ;)  I guess if I avoid all political discussions I might do OK here.


Hi, I'm Jordan! ;)

It's true you can be into pop culture at any age and your personality can develop early on (yes, I believe you ;D) but, from my experience, the average person pretty much starts and ends high school as almost two completely different people. I like the same things I did at 14-20 but most people I grew up with don't. Some even go as far as disassociating themselves from their youth (I know quite a few who do this). For me, I didn't really figure out myself until I was around 11-12 when I discovered Beavis and Butthead, Green Day's Dookie and Offspring's Smash back in 1993/1994.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/08/16 at 8:17 am

That Casey's Top 40 video is super cool. I wonder if anyone else recorded other radio shows in different eras.

Welcome to the boards Michelle! It's always interesting to hear new perspectives. And yes, I believe everything you've said  ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/08/16 at 3:12 pm


I'm so happy I got laid off from my cashier job before the 5 cents for a bag thing came into effect. I was covering for a friend once and some people gave you so much attitude unless the food was practically falling out the bag! I heard way worse horror stories from my ex-co workers. People completely lost their sh*t over 5 cents. What a mess.


these new recyclable bags are crap! >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/08/16 at 3:14 pm


I'm not surprised. Charging 5 cents? Ridiculous! >:(


I know, I don't blame you, I'm just as angry!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/08/16 at 3:14 pm


these new recyclable bags are crap! >:(


I use them as garbage bags for my trash can.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/08/16 at 3:15 pm


I might as well just steal the bags! >:(


It's a ripoff!  >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/08/16 at 4:05 pm


I know, I don't blame you, I'm just as angry!


I agree! It sucks! >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/08/16 at 4:09 pm


I agree! It sucks! >:(


Enough with the outrage culture! It's just 5 cents!  ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/08/16 at 4:13 pm


Enough with the outrage culture! It's just 5 cents!  ;D


no supermarket should never charge money for a silly plastic bag! ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/08/16 at 7:45 pm


no supermarket should never charge money for a silly plastic bag! ::)


Yeah, it's so stupid. These greedy guts wanna take our money for a silly little pieces of plastic. Oh give me a break! ::)


Enough with the outrage culture! It's just 5 cents!  ;D


The 2020s are gonna be all about outrage culture: the Jordan way.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/08/16 at 9:40 pm

They should have made it cost a dollar, I swear there would be less complaints. 

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/08/16 at 9:44 pm


They should have made it cost a dollar, I swear there would be less complaints.


A dollar!? For silly plastic bags!? Are you insane!?!?!?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/08/16 at 9:51 pm


A dollar!? For silly plastic bags!? Are you insane!?!?!?


If it were a dollar, no one would complain because they'd bring their paper bags with them. What, it's not like people will stop buying groceries.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/08/16 at 9:53 pm


If it were a dollar, no one would complain because they'd bring their paper bags with them. What, it's not like people will stop buying groceries.


If people complained like I complain they would. ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/08/16 at 9:59 pm


If people complained like I complain they would. ::)
You'll complain for a few days, but eventually you will bring your paper bags. But with only a 5 cent charge, you'll just keep complaining and keep buying plastic bags, even though you keep saying it's a rip off :P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/08/16 at 10:03 pm


You'll complain for a few days, but eventually you will bring your paper bags. But with only a 5 cent charge, you'll just keep complaining and keep buying plastic bags, even though you keep saying it's a rip off :P


You underestimate my ability to revolt.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/08/16 at 10:10 pm


You underestimate my ability to revolt.


You didn't even enjoy American Idiot. You can't revolt.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/08/16 at 10:14 pm


You didn't even enjoy American Idiot. You can't revolt.


.......

I'm sorry but no, American Idiot is not even the real Green Day. How can I enjoy an album as awful as that? They took everything great about themselves and spit upon it like it was nothing. Dookie is one of the greatest albums of all time but they have spit upon their mighty legacy with the albums that have come afterwards. It's basically "Real 00's: The Album".

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/08/16 at 10:22 pm

That's what I'm saying. Once things got political, you chickened out  ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/08/16 at 10:25 pm


That's what I'm saying. Once things got political, you chickened out  ;D


I actually don't mind a little bit of political music. I just didn't like when things got mid 00's political. I listen to political bands like Good Riddance and Bad Religion quite often, I just hate the Iraq War eyeliner-era politics. :P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/08/16 at 10:27 pm


I actually don't mind a little bit of political music. I just didn't like when things got mid 00's political. I listen to political bands like Good Riddance and Bad Religion quite often, I just hate the Iraq War eyeliner-era politics. :P


My theory on why rock died was because Obama got elected and there was nothing to rebel against anymore.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/08/16 at 10:30 pm


My theory on why rock died was because Obama got elected and there was nothing to rebel against anymore.


Obama, such a hero. ::)

Rock died in 2004. :P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 80sfan on 05/08/16 at 10:33 pm


My theory on why rock died was because Obama got elected and there was nothing to rebel against anymore.


I respectfully disagree. If you disagree with what the social justice warriors believe in, then they all gain up on you.  :D  :D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/08/16 at 10:33 pm


Obama, such a hero. ::)

Rock died in 2004. :P


How can it die if we still had Jonas Brothers??


I respectfully disagree. If you disagree with what the social justice warriors believe in, then they all gain up on you.  :D  :D


I will gang up on you  >:( >:( there is no respectfully disagreeing with me. I put the warrior in social justice warrior.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/08/16 at 10:36 pm


How can it die if we still had Jonas Brothers??


http://www.reactionface.info/sites/default/files/imagecache/Node_Page/images/1289577375268.jpg


I will gang up on you  >:( >:( there is no respectfully disagreeing with me. I put the warrior in social justice warrior.


My dickies > your skinny jeans >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/08/16 at 10:41 pm


http://www.reactionface.info/sites/default/files/imagecache/Node_Page/images/1289577375268.jpg

My dickies > your skinny jeans >:(


Disgusting. There's a reason there's a Cool Kids Skinny Jeans Club and not a Cool Kids... God, I can't even finish that sentences.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/08/16 at 10:43 pm


Disgusting. There's a reason there's a Cool Kids Skinny Jeans Club and not a Cool Kids... God, I can't even finish that sentences.


You mean a Cool Kids Baggy Dickies Club? 8) Sorry, membership is full. We're too busy playing both our PS1s and PS2s and listening to Sum 41. ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 80sfan on 05/08/16 at 10:50 pm


How can it die if we still had Jonas Brothers??


I will gang up on you  >:( >:( there is no respectfully disagreeing with me. I put the warrior in social justice warrior.


Uh oh!  :(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/08/16 at 11:38 pm


You mean a Cool Kids Baggy Dickies Club? 8) Sorry, membership is full. We're too busy playing both our PS1s and PS2s and listening to Sum 41. ;)


Full! There's only one person in it! Appropriate that it's playing consoles without any notable multiplayer games.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: musicguy93 on 05/09/16 at 12:15 am


Obama, such a hero. ::)

Rock died in 2004. :P


Personally, I'd say rock dug it's way underground in 2004. But one day, it shall rise from the earth once again.  :D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/09/16 at 1:21 am


Personally, I'd say rock dug it's way underground in 2004. But one day, it shall rise from the earth once again.  :D


I like the way you think! ;) I sure hope so. I'd like to see the new blink-182 and Sum 41 albums have good success and be big comebacks for the band. Maybe it'll promote some more actual rock on the radio rather than the hipster indie pop we have today.


Full! There's only one person in it! Appropriate that it's playing consoles without any notable multiplayer games.


What? There are lots of people in my club! >:(

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/09/16 at 3:11 pm


They should have made it cost a dollar, I swear there would be less complaints.


I don't want to pay anything, it's plastic for christ sakes! ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 05/09/16 at 3:24 pm


How can it die if we still had Jonas Brothers??


They're just a fake rock band to entertain the kiddies. Even when they were on Disney Channel, the Jonas Brothers were still terrible.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/09/16 at 6:32 pm


I actually don't mind a little bit of political music. I just didn't like when things got mid 00's political. I listen to political bands like Good Riddance and Bad Religion quite often, I just hate the Iraq War eyeliner-era politics. :P
Do you think the early 00s style would have stayed had the Iraq War not occurred?


Disgusting. There's a reason there's a Cool Kids Skinny Jeans Club and not a Cool Kids... God, I can't even finish that sentences.



My dickies > your skinny jeans
What about Levi jeans?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/09/16 at 8:35 pm


I like the way you think! ;) I sure hope so. I'd like to see the new blink-182 and Sum 41 albums have good success and be big comebacks for the band. Maybe it'll promote some more actual rock on the radio rather than the hipster indie pop we have today.

What? There are lots of people in my club! >:(


Who still wears "dickies"? I still don't know what it is. Is it a brand?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/09/16 at 8:54 pm


Who still wears "dickies"? I still don't know what it is. Is it a brand?
These

http://www.johnnychopadelaide.com.au/store/images/NAVY%20DICKIES.jpg

http://46fjj12eeht73lsxezcqpvlt.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Dickies-1922-1.png

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/09/16 at 9:37 pm


Do you think the early 00s style would have stayed had the Iraq War not occurred?
What about Levi jeans?


It honestly depends. The whole reason I bring up the Iraq War is because of albums like American Idiot, Rock Against Bush and Chuck. If there was no big bashlash against the war, then a lot of bands wouldn't of started wearing all black/acting political and maybe the early 00s would of lingered on a lot longer.

Yes! Levis are great jeans!


Who still wears "dickies"? I still don't know what it is. Is it a brand?


Dickies are a clothing brand. They usually make work clothing but around the 80's skaters and cholos started wearing them. It's a Socal thing that got really popular worldwide from 1994-2004. Ultra Game Dog had a good example above but I'll post a few more:

http://i.ebayimg.com/images/i/351198287472-0-1/s-l1000.jpg

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/67/14/cb/6714cb2bc677c6ba39871d57fce56cbe.jpg

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51ZAMRZObzL.jpg

Here's a photo of blink sportin' some sweet dickies

http://images.8tracks.com/cover/i/000/245/924/blinkkk-6254.png?rect=0,0,500,500&q=98&fm=jpg&fit=max

http://www.posters.ws/images/153463/blink_182.jpg

If you look closely at Mark's shorts, you see the dickies logo.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/10/16 at 2:56 am

Interesting what RobinofLocksey from Personality Cafe said....
From RobinofLocksey,
''The full range of Gen Y to me would be 1981-2000. However, if I were to split it up, I'd split it in 4, rather than 3.''

''1981-1985: The first group of Gen Y. These guys were in high school or college during the late 90s early 00s when millennium culture was huge. Being the leaders of Y, they still have many influences of Gen X in them, they spent their childhood into their teen years when X culture dominated, and this group was old enough to fight the war in Iraq right from the get-go when it started in 2003. Britney Spears "Hit Me Baby One More Time" in 1998 was the absolute dawn of Generation Y culture, and it was pretty obvious that Gen X's hayday by that point was over.
Celebrities - Britney Spears, Beyonce Knowles, Justin Timberlake, Pitbull, Alicia Keys, Kelly Clarkson, Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne, Mila Kunis, Carrie Underwood, Mark Zuckerberg, Avril Lavigne, Patrick Stump, Katy Perry, Bruno Mars

1986-1990: The second group of Gen Y. These guys were still pretty young during the millennium era of 1997-2003. However, these guys were basically the core teenage group of the 00s, and were in high school and college when emo/scene was popular and when social networking was taking off. This group was probably the hardest hit by the financial crisis being they were 18-22 in 2008.
Celebrities - Lady Gaga, Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Bynes, Drake Bell, Josh Peck, Ellie Goulding, Kesha, Hillary Duff, Zac Efron, Rihanna, Emma Stone, Adele, Jason Derulo, Daniel Radcliffe, PewDiePie, Taylor Swift, Emma Watson, Iggy Azalea, Jennifer Lawrence

1991-1995: The third group of Gen Y. These guys were the last to have entered compulsory school in the 20th century, and the last to have been affected by 9/11, albeit they were 6-10 and a little naive about the world at the time. These guys were in high school or college in the late 00s early 10s, and were the target audience for stuff like electropop, dubstep, etc. of that era. Many of them used social media before they were in high school.
Celebrities - Ed Sheeran, Daniel O'Brien, Nick Jonas, Jenette McCurdy, Sam Smith, Demi Lovato, Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus, Zayn Malik, Meghan Trainor, Miranda Cosgrove, Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber, Caspar Lee, Ross Lynch

1996-2000: The fourth group of Gen Y. These guys were too young to have remembered or been impacted by 9/11, the oldest of this group were 5 when the event happened and only barely starting kindergarten, so even if they do remember the event, it won't impact their lives at all. They were the last people born in the 20th century, grew up when social media was popular and most of them got a social media account in elementary school. Being the caboose of Y, they have many influences of Gen Z in them. They're becoming adults in the mid-late 10s, as Russia is returning to its superpower status with the invasion of Ukraine, as well as with the rise of ISIS in Iraq and Syria.
Celebrities - Dove Cameron, Luke Hemmings, Zendaya Coleman, Lorde, Rebecca Black, Kylie Jenner, Bella Thorne, Shawn Mendez, Ariel Winter, Peyton List, Silento, Sabrina Carpenter, Daniel Skye, Baby Ariel''

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 05/10/16 at 7:29 am

^^^ To be honest going by that list I'm definitely stuck in between the 1991-1995 group and the 1996-2000 group.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 05/13/16 at 9:20 pm

Heh, you guys might like this humour piece I found on the difference between "hip" Boomers vs "Unhip" boomers. ;D

Unhip Boomers: Gordon Brown, Ted Bundy, George W. Bush, Hillary Clinton, Bill Gates, Mel Gibson, Al Gore, John Kerry, Bill O'Reilly, Mitt Romney
Hip Boomers: David Bowie, Steve Jobs, Michael Jordan, Cheech Marin, Eddie Murphy, Michael Jackson, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Robin Williams, Oprah Winfrey


I didn't write it, so don't complain to me if you think the choices are offensive or inaccurate! ;)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Toon on 05/13/16 at 9:29 pm

Donald Trump is hip and cool everyone. 8)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 05/13/16 at 9:35 pm

Compared to Hillary, Trump seems pretty down with the kids. He's a "meme candidate" - though he's mostly a meme on 4chan, a site I know you despise. His nationalism and style of insult comedy appeals to them very much.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2015/10/13/donald_trump_embraces_4chan_fans_retweets_cant_stump_trump_video.html

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/14/16 at 12:40 am


Donald Trump is hip and cool everyone. 8)

How about no.

http://i.imgur.com/oPj9CqX.gif

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 05/14/16 at 6:26 am


Donald Trump is hip and cool everyone. 8)


haha no

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/14/16 at 7:09 am


Donald Trump is hip and cool everyone. 8)


and he'll build a wall.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 05/14/16 at 10:24 am

Watch this, guys. (warning: NSFW language)

3ZrAP3kpq18

That's right, a politician said this on national television.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 05/14/16 at 2:19 pm


Watch this, guys. (warning: NSFW language)

3ZrAP3kpq18

That's right, a politician said this on national television.


So, a politician believes that Trump supporters are weeaboos who have pleasurable desires to have Trump as president? Huh.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/14/16 at 3:38 pm

http://img.ifcdn.com/images/c01ca800e8c31eab2244008e5e14310caeb03a9ec7cc6b607d45d0b0b9c1eb7b_1.jpg

Anime is a big fat mistake. Sad!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Baltimoreian on 05/14/16 at 3:58 pm


http://img.ifcdn.com/images/c01ca800e8c31eab2244008e5e14310caeb03a9ec7cc6b607d45d0b0b9c1eb7b_1.jpg

Anime is a big fat mistake. Sad!


If the Internet is actually serious about these people, then Trump supporters are basically the saddest excuses in America. Including Trump himself.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/14/16 at 6:00 pm


http://img.ifcdn.com/images/c01ca800e8c31eab2244008e5e14310caeb03a9ec7cc6b607d45d0b0b9c1eb7b_1.jpg

Anime is a big fat mistake. Sad!


;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/15/16 at 1:55 am


Watch this, guys. (warning: NSFW language)

3ZrAP3kpq18

That's right, a politician said this on national television.


Hahaha, that's hilarious!


This is not fair to childless, single men who masturbate to Anime who are kind people.  :(


But that... That is disgusting! 8-P


http://img.ifcdn.com/images/c01ca800e8c31eab2244008e5e14310caeb03a9ec7cc6b607d45d0b0b9c1eb7b_1.jpg

Anime is a big fat mistake. Sad!


And so is this! My god, this is why I'm not into these anime cartoons! Ridiculous!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 05/19/16 at 9:13 pm

Eazy E-man mentioned this before, but I consider someone like James Rolfe aka the Angry Video Game Nerd (b. 1980) to be Gen X and not Millennial. He grew up with late X culture like TMNT, NES, and Ghostbusters, and his favourite bands are Nirvana, Slayer, and Megadeth - bands that strike me as being stereotypical "X music".

People born in the early 80s have described themselves as being "between Gen X and millennials", but I'd go one step further and say they're just Gen X, plain and simple.

They have almost NO millennial traits, and I don't understand why some researchers start millennials in 1980-81 when Gen X had already been consistently established as being 1961-1981 for a long time.

'82 is when it gets blurrier (sorry Jordan!). Though people born in that year have many late X traits, when Strauss and Howe named the Millennials in 1987, they chose 82 as the starting birth year because they would graduate in the hyped-up year of 2000 - the new millennium.

Saying 82ers are not Millennials seems to throw a wrench in the whole concept of "millennials", though they don't really act like a stereotypical millennial.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mach!ne_he@d on 05/19/16 at 9:25 pm


Eazy E-man mentioned this before, but I consider someone like James Rolfe aka the Angry Video Game Nerd (b. 1980) to be Gen X and not Millennial. He grew up with late X culture like TMNT, NES, and Ghostbusters


I agree with you that guys like AVGN (and the Nostalgia Critic as well) seem more X than Y when it comes to their worldview and interests.

Oddly, though, I grew up with all of that stuff too, but in my early childhood years. The first movie I ever owned on VHS was TMNT II: Secret of the Ooze, the NES was the first video game console I ever played, and I had a really rad pair of Real Ghostbusters pajamas as a 4-year-old.

Who knows, since I now see kids born in the '00s being considered Millennials, perhaps late '80s babies such as myself will soon be considered X/Y cuspers. ;D

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 05/19/16 at 9:51 pm


Who knows, since I now see kids born in the '00s being considered Millennials, perhaps late '80s babies such as myself will soon be considered X/Y cuspers. ;D

I rarely see them being considered millennials nowadays, those born from 1995-2010 are now mostly considered post-millennials.

I consider those born '95-'97ish to be a bit more Gen Y than Gen Z, but I guess most researchers and commentators would disagree with that.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/20/16 at 2:09 am


I rarely see them being considered millennials nowadays, those born from 1995-2010 are now mostly considered post-millennials.

I consider those born '95-'97ish to be a bit more Gen Y than Gen Z, but I guess most researchers and commentators would disagree with that.

Then the millennial generation is the shortest generation EVER! ;D  I think your views are kinda dated....
I didn't view myself as Z then and I don't see myself that now! 

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/20/16 at 2:30 am


as being 1961-1981 for a long time.

'82 is when it gets blurrier (sorry Jordan!). Though people born in that year have many late X traits, when Strauss and Howe named the Millennials in 1987, they chose 82 as the starting birth year because they would graduate in the hyped-up year of 2000 - the new millennium.

Saying 82ers are not Millennials seems to throw a wrench in the whole concept of "millennials", though they don't really act like a stereotypical millennial.


Well for recent years, 1965-1981 are the Xers!

Those born in the early 80s are even referred to as Xllenials! ;D No joke look it up.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 05/20/16 at 4:32 am


Then the millennial generation is the shortest generation EVER! ;D  I think your views are kinda dated....
I didn't view myself as Z then and I don't see myself that now!

But if you type in "born 1995 generation" in Google and filter to most recent results (i.e. this week, this month), most recent sources seem to consider those born in 95 to be Z.

Personally, I don't find the lengths of Millennials to be all that unacceptable. I mean, a generation is typically 15-20 years, and if you go by the semi-popular 1980-1994 definition, that's technically a 15 year generation (not 14, contrary to popular belief), just enough time to "fit".

And it wouldn't be the shortest generation "ever", I've seen some definitions peg Gen X as being 1965-1979, the exact same length.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/20/16 at 4:52 am


'82 is when it gets blurrier (sorry Jordan!). Though people born in that year have many late X traits, when Strauss and Howe named the Millennials in 1987, they chose 82 as the starting birth year because they would graduate in the hyped-up year of 2000 - the new millennium.


Bummer, dude. :-\\


Well for recent years, 1965-1981 are the Xers!

Those born in the early 80s are even referred to as Xllenials! ;D No joke look it up.


https://i.gyazo.com/1d5f228e7b28047511a9a31a0310b1cb.png

Yeah... I don't think anyone says that.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 05/20/16 at 5:05 am

It's spelled Xennials

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/20/16 at 5:06 am


Bummer, dude. :-\\

https://i.gyazo.com/1d5f228e7b28047511a9a31a0310b1cb.png

Yeah... I don't think anyone says that.

I actually misspelled it it's Xennials! lol

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/20/16 at 5:06 am


It's spelled Xennials

Yup I caught my self

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/20/16 at 5:09 am


But if you type in "born 1995 generation" in Google and filter to most recent results (i.e. this week, this month), most recent sources seem to consider those born in 95 to be Z.

Personally, I don't find the lengths of Millennials to be all that unacceptable. I mean, a generation is typically 15-20 years, and if you go by the semi-popular 1980-1994 definition, that's technically a 15 year generation (not 14, contrary to popular belief), just enough time to "fit".

And it wouldn't be the shortest generation "ever", I've seen some definitions peg Gen X as being 1965-1979, the exact same length.

Even that is dated, 1980 and 1981 born are widely considered Xers.


And about the 15 year generation thing... well, the boomers lasted a little longer than 15.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/20/16 at 5:19 am

Ah, christ... They actually do say that!? That's a stupid nickname! I wanna know who thinks "Xennials" is clever because it isn't.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/20/16 at 7:19 am


Then the millennial generation is the shortest generation EVER! ;D  I think your views are kinda dated....
I didn't view myself as Z then and I don't see myself that now!


I see myself as an X.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/20/16 at 7:21 am


Bummer, dude. :-\\

https://i.gyazo.com/1d5f228e7b28047511a9a31a0310b1cb.png

Yeah... I don't think anyone says that.


There's no such word.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/20/16 at 7:22 am


Ah, christ... They actually do say that!? That's a stupid nickname! I wanna know who thinks "Xennials" is clever because it isn't.



Where do they come with such names? ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/20/16 at 7:57 am


There's no such word.




Where do they come with such names? ::)


I dunno where these morons come up with this sh!t.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 05/20/16 at 2:13 pm


I dunno where these morons come up with this sh!t.


I'm trying to figure that one out.  ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 05/20/16 at 9:27 pm


Bummer, dude. :-\\

Funny thing is, CNN ran a documentary about Millennials in 2009 I believe, which pushed the point that the graduating Class of 2000 was SO different from the Class of 1999 (though they're really not).

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/20/16 at 11:27 pm


Funny thing is, CNN ran a documentary about Millennials in 2009 I believe, which pushed the point that the graduating Class of 2000 was SO different from the Class of 1999 (though they're really not).


Yeah, class of 1999 and 2000 weren't different at all. The only people who actually gave a rat's ass about being "class of 2000" were the annoying preppy kids who overcompensated with school spirit... Ugh... 8-P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 05/21/16 at 12:59 am

Maybe you'll say it was the case for "those wussy, post-87 millennials" (heh), but I don't think there's ever been a graduating class that's felt disconnected from the one immediately before or after it.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/21/16 at 2:13 pm


Eazy E-man mentioned this before, but I consider someone like James Rolfe aka the Angry Video Game Nerd (b. 1980) to be Gen X and not Millennial. He grew up with late X culture like TMNT, NES, and Ghostbusters, and his favourite bands are Nirvana, Slayer, and Megadeth - bands that strike me as being stereotypical "X music".

People born in the early 80s have described themselves as being "between Gen X and millennials", but I'd go one step further and say they're just Gen X, plain and simple.

They have almost NO millennial traits, and I don't understand why some researchers start millennials in 1980-81 when Gen X had already been consistently established as being 1961-1981 for a long time.

'82 is when it gets blurrier (sorry Jordan!). Though people born in that year have many late X traits, when Strauss and Howe named the Millennials in 1987, they chose 82 as the starting birth year because they would graduate in the hyped-up year of 2000 - the new millennium.

Saying 82ers are not Millennials seems to throw a wrench in the whole concept of "millennials", though they don't really act like a stereotypical millennial.


Early 80s babies are millennials, even late 70s people have some millennial in them. If the Internet was well established when you were in high school and you spent most your teen years post-1997, you'd obviously be a millennial. I think your definition of millennial is biased toward those born 1990, when the more stereotypical millennial birth years is closer to 1985 or 1986.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 05/21/16 at 2:27 pm


Early 80s babies are millennials, even late 70s people have some millennial in them. If the Internet was well established when you were in high school and you spent most your teen years post-1997, you'd obviously be a millennial. I think your definition of millennial is biased toward those born 1990, when the more stereotypical millennial birth years is closer to 1985 or 1986.


Anyone born in 1979 and earlier is NOT a millennial. I don't care what anybody says. There is no way a 70's baby could be a millennial. In fact, there's no way a generation can start in the same decade where a generation started in the last unless it's at the very beginning of that previous decade. When it comes to generations there has to be at least one FULL decade of babies where everybody born through that stretch is part of the generation, or the peak of the generation. Like 50's babies being the peak of Boomers. 70's babies being the peak of X. 2000's babies being the peak of Z, etc. 1980 at the earliest can be a millennial. 1982 and onwards are definitely millennials though. Some people want to lump late 70's babies in the millennial category because THEY KNOW that they want to cut off millennials in the early 90's and start Z at 1992 or 1993. Can't be fooled with that dumb logic. Generation X will always be 100% 1965-1979 without a question, with early to mid 70's babies being the peak of the generation. Late 70's babies and very early 80's babies are late X with some early Y influence in them. While late 60's babies are early X with some late Boomer influence in them. T

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 05/21/16 at 2:34 pm


Early 80s babies are millennials, even late 70s people have some millennial in them. If the Internet was well established when you were in high school and you spent most your teen years post-1997, you'd obviously be a millennial. I think your definition of millennial is biased toward those born 1990, when the more stereotypical millennial birth years is closer to 1985 or 1986.


Also, I think late 80's babies are the absolute peak of the milennial/Y generation. Some born in 1987 or 1988 spent most or all of their childhood throughout the core 90's, and spent their core teen years throughout the early to mid 2000's. It doesn't get anymore millennial than that.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/21/16 at 2:38 pm


Anyone born in 1979 and earlier is NOT a millennial. I don't care what anybody says. There is no way a 70's baby could be a millennial. In fact, there's no way a generation can start in the same decade where a generation started in the last unless it's at the very beginning of that previous decade. When it comes to generations there has to be at least one FULL decade of babies where everybody born through that stretch is part of the generation, or the peak of the generation. Like 50's babies being the peak of Boomers. 70's babies being the peak of X. 2000's babies being the peak of Z, etc. 1980 at the earliest can be a millennial. 1982 and onwards are definitely millennials though. Some people want to lump late 70's babies in the millennial category because THEY KNOW that they want to cut off millennials in the early 90's and start Z at 1992 or 1993. Can't be fooled with that dumb logic. Generation X will always be 100% 1965-1979 without a question, with early to mid 70's babies being the peak of the generation. Late 70's babies and very early 80's babies are late X with some early Y influence in them. While late 60's babies are early X with some late Boomer influence in them. T


1979/1980 are X/Y cusp. If you look at the "political views by birth year" link I gave a few pages back (or it might've been the other thread), 1979/1980 borns tend to be 50/50 Democrat/Republican. 1981 and onwards (till 1994) is strong Democrat territory. Those borns in the 60s/70s (Gen X) tend to be solid conservatives. There are pop cultural reasons as to why 1979/1980 are partial Gen Y too, graduating in 1997/1998 when the digital revolution had already happened, and still being very young (20/21 years old) during the turn of the millennium.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: muppethammer26 on 05/21/16 at 2:45 pm


1979/1980 are X/Y cusp. If you look at the "political views by birth year" link I gave a few pages back (or it might've been the other thread), 1979/1980 borns tend to be 50/50 Democrat/Republican. 1981 and onwards (till 1994) is strong Democrat territory. Those borns in the 60s/70s (Gen X) tend to be solid conservatives. There are pop cultural reasons as to why 1979/1980 are partial Gen Y too, graduating in 1997/1998 when the digital revolution had already happened, and still being very young (20/21 years old) during the turn of the millennium.


Which side would the late Gen Y people (born in 1995-2000) be politically?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 05/21/16 at 2:49 pm


What political side would the late Gen Y (1995-2000) be?


They haven't voted in a presidential election yet. They barely voted in the mid-terms, so I guess that's one millennial trait they have :P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 05/21/16 at 2:54 pm


Which side would the late Gen Y people (born in 1995-2000) be politically?


1995-1998 are voting first BTW, anyway, some people would consider us as early Gen Z for the Trump/Hillary election, because we missed out on the Obama elections (which were late Y), while the people whose first election were Bush are early Y.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/21/16 at 5:45 pm


1995-1998 are voting first BTW, anyway, some people would consider us as early Gen Z for the Trump/Hillary election, because we missed out on the Obama elections (which were late Y), while the people whose first election were Bush are early Y.

VERY few millennials, voted in 2000. That was 1979-1982. 1979-1981 are still X. That was kinda X/Yish.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/21/16 at 5:48 pm


I think your definition of millennial is biased toward those born 1990, when the more stereotypical millennial birth years is closer to 1985 or 1986.

Nope, the late 80s babies are the heart and soul of the millennials even 1990 are as well.  85 and 86ers are still early Y, but are on the cusp of core for the most part.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mqg96 on 05/21/16 at 5:54 pm


VERY few millennials, voted in 2000. That was 1979-1982. 1979-1981 are still X. That was kinda X/Yish.


Probably 1979 and 1980, but 1981 while they're the last on the X/Y cusp, they lean towards Y in my opinion because they graduated high school in 1999 which is usually considered as the first full year of millennial/Y culture by many people. I guess 1979-1982 being the X/Y cusp voting in 2000 is like 1995-1998 being the Y/Z cusp voting in 2016. Which is a 16 year generation gap. Makes perfect sense. Cusp means stuck in between or in the transitional period.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/21/16 at 8:35 pm


Early 80s babies are millennials, even late 70s people have some millennial in them. If the Internet was well established when you were in high school and you spent most your teen years post-1997, you'd obviously be a millennial. I think your definition of millennial is biased toward those born 1990, when the more stereotypical millennial birth years is closer to 1985 or 1986.
I agree with you. I'm not trying to irritate Jordan or anyone his age range, but they are totally Millennials. Other than the technology aspect, they really didn't make an impact on voting in the 2000 presidential election despite being eligible because many of us were not even the voting age at that time. In addition, their adulthood was pretty much post-9/11 and that their college experience was in the 2000's which was a Millennial dominated decade.


VERY few millennials, voted in 2000. That was 1979-1982. 1979-1981 are still X. That was kinda X/Yish.
This. We didn't clearly start voting until 2008 (even in 2004, only the oldest millennials voted and they still didn't make a difference due to the rest not being voting age.)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/21/16 at 11:43 pm

I dunno about you guys but I'm gonna have to go with Zelek here and say Gen X ends at 1985.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/22/16 at 7:21 pm


I dunno about you guys but I'm gonna have to go with Zelek here and say Gen X ends at 1985.
Not exactly. Zelek's incorrect considering he forgot some other factors such as the older Millennials are in their 30s; were in high school during early Millennial era (the X vibe had pretty much disappeared by then in the late 90s); you guys barely voted or could not even in 2000; and your college experiences were after that year as well.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/22/16 at 7:23 pm


Not exactly. Zelek's incorrect considering he forgot some other factors such as the older Millennials are in their 30s; were in high school during early Millennial era (the X vibe had pretty much disappeared by then in the late 90s); you guys barely voted or could not even in 2000; and your college experiences were after that year as well.


I dunno, man. Zelek makes a very compelling argument. I don't see how you can "barely" vote, though. ??? If you're of age to vote then you can vote.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/22/16 at 7:40 pm


I dunno, man. Zelek makes a very compelling argument. I don't see how you can "barely" vote, though. ??? If you're of age to vote then you can vote.
Like Eric stated, despite you and some of your friends being eligible vote in 2000, you all barely made an impact on the election as most of this generation were not even voting age at that time. He even forgot that you guys never voted for Bill Clinton due to not being the age; You guys were kids during the early Millennial kid culture; heck, you and everyone your age range even have some of the Echo Boomer characteristics (and no, it's not laziness, entitlement or wussing out).

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: The Burger King on 05/22/16 at 7:42 pm


Anyone born in 1979 and earlier is NOT a millennial. I don't care what anybody says. There is no way a 70's baby could be a millennial. In fact, there's no way a generation can start in the same decade where a generation started in the last unless it's at the very beginning of that previous decade. When it comes to generations there has to be at least one FULL decade of babies where everybody born through that stretch is part of the generation, or the peak of the generation. Like 50's babies being the peak of Boomers. 70's babies being the peak of X. 2000's babies being the peak of Z, etc. 1980 at the earliest can be a millennial. 1982 and onwards are definitely millennials though. Some people want to lump late 70's babies in the millennial category because THEY KNOW that they want to cut off millennials in the early 90's and start Z at 1992 or 1993. Can't be fooled with that dumb logic. Generation X will always be 100% 1965-1979 without a question, with early to mid 70's babies being the peak of the generation. Late 70's babies and very early 80's babies are late X with some early Y influence in them. While late 60's babies are early X with some late Boomer influence in them. T


In a political sense, 1965 and 1966 could in my opinion still be seen as cusp considering they could vote in 1984's election along with the last of the Boomers (born in 63 and 64). I wouldn't really put them as 100% X. 1967 is, in my opinion, the first "definitely Gen X" birth year.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/22/16 at 7:45 pm


Like Eric stated, despite you and some of your friends being eligible vote in 2000, you all barely made an impact on the election as most of this generation were not even voting age at that time. He even forgot that you guys never voted for Bill Clinton due to not being the age; You guys were kids during the early Millennial kid culture; heck, you and everyone your age range even have some of the Echo Boomer characteristics (and no, it's not laziness, entitlement or wussing out).


That's a decent point about voting, however, the "early Millennial kid culture" is pretty subjective.

I'm just joking, anyway. I start the generation at 1981/1982. :P

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/22/16 at 8:02 pm


That's a decent point about voting, however, the "early Millennial kid culture" is pretty subjective.

I'm just joking, anyway. I start the generation at 1981/1982. :P
Damn you got me!  ;D. I should have known you were being sarcastic.

As for the quotes, I mean that the kid culture was from late 80s to mid 90s. In fact, the kid atmosphere of the Millennials spanned from about 1988/89 to 2004/05 with the first half being from late 80s to 1995/96 and the second half being from 1996 to 2004.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: JordanK1982 on 05/22/16 at 8:18 pm


Damn you got me!  ;D. I should have known you were being sarcastic.

As for the quotes, I mean that the kid culture was from late 80s to mid 90s. In fact, the kid atmosphere of the Millennials spanned from about 1988/89 to 2004/05 with the first half being from late 80s to 1995/96 and the second half being from 1996 to 2004.


Haha! :P

True, but it's still a subjective thing as to where "millennial culture" starts and ends. The stuff about adulthood and those sort of factors are the most important to me when figuring out what generation is what. 

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/22/16 at 10:18 pm


Damn you got me!  ;D . I should have known you were being sarcastic.

As for the quotes, I mean that the kid culture was from late 80s to mid 90s. In fact, the kid atmosphere of the Millennials spanned from about 1988/89 to 2004/05 with the first half being from late 80s to 1995/96 and the second half being from 1996 to 2004.

Debatable... I would have went with 1990/91 as the starting point, since I consider the late 80s kid culture to be x/y.
and late 1996- early 1999 could be seen as core/late.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/23/16 at 6:17 pm


True, but it's still a subjective thing as to where "millennial culture" starts and ends. The stuff about adulthood and those sort of factors are the most important to me when figuring out what generation is what.
Well the Millennial's Childhood era spanned from 1989 to 2003/04 while the adulthood/adolescence/pop culture covered from 1999/00 to right now (although it's almost over).


Debatable... I would have went with 1990/91 as the starting point, since I consider the late 80s kid culture to be x/y.
and late 1996- early 1999 could be seen as core/late.
Yes, it could be since the oldest Millennials are already in elementary at that time.

And do you still see the generation in 3 groups? I think it's better with just two, but that's just me.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: KevinR1990 on 05/23/16 at 9:18 pm

Well, if 1990 doesn't count as "millennial", then nothing does. I was born in the heart of Generation Y.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/23/16 at 9:36 pm


Well, if 1990 doesn't count as "millennial", then nothing does. I was born in the heart of Generation Y.
You're definitely one especially considering it's in the middle of the generation. There's no way you can't be a millennial. Besides, you and your friends were eligible to vote in the 2008 election and were adolescents in the 2000s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: muppethammer26 on 05/23/16 at 9:56 pm

This year's elections willl be the last one that Gen Z people are not allowed to vote. This is because the first Gen Zers doesn't turn 18 until 2018, so this means that the 2020 election will have the first Gen Z voters.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/23/16 at 10:01 pm


This year's elections will be the last one that Gen Z people are not aloowed to vote. This is because the 1st Gen Zers turn 18 in 2018, so this means that the 2020 election will have the first Gen Z voters.
Not sure about that. I've been reading articles lately and some of them have stated that this is Gen Z's first election to vote in (although we know the generation should start in 2001 instead of 1995)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/23/16 at 10:09 pm

Oh, I need to mention that when I was a HS sophomore in 2008, I was looking at a book in class (can't remember) and there was the name of this generation called Echo Boomers (another alternative to Gen Y) and it said it ended in 1994.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mach!ne_he@d on 05/23/16 at 10:15 pm


Also, I think late 80's babies are the absolute peak of the milennial/Y generation. Some born in 1987 or 1988 spent most or all of their childhood throughout the core 90's, and spent their core teen years throughout the early to mid 2000's. It doesn't get anymore millennial than that.


I agree with that. I've always felt that those of us born in 1987 and 1988 are the heart and soul of Gen Y, with 1988 being the absolute peak. '88ers were 3-12 years old from 1991-2000, and 13-18 years old from 2001-2006. Like you said, that's about as "Millennial" as someone can get.

I'm not bragging by the way. Being considered a Peak Millennial these days is certainly not something to be proud of. ;D


Which side would the late Gen Y people (born in 1995-2000) be politically?


There's some speculation that you later Yers might lean slightly more Republican than us Peak Yers because you guys came of age during the Obama years, and are more disillusioned with his policies. We'll find out during the election this fall, but I'm not quite sure I buy this theory.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/24/16 at 3:20 pm


I'm not bragging by the way. Being considered a Peak Millennial these days is certainly not something to be proud of. ;D
That has to do with the negative stereotypes associated with this generation that are clearly not true. I don't understand what's wrong with being a Millennial. Yeah, there are some out there who are pessimistic and entitled, but that's not all of them. The media seems to forgotten there are plenty of us who are positive, diligent, and not obnoxious. In addition, we're not some sexless, jobless and lazy freaks either. Many of us actually have jobs/careers, homes/apartments, are married and/or even have children.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 05/27/16 at 1:09 am

I'm curious: has there ever been ANYONE born in the early 60s who calls themselves a Boomer? Like, do you have parents, relatives, friends, etc. who consider themselves that? Nearly everyone I know from that time says they're Gen X, despite the media having established that Boomers = 1946-1964.

The only early-60s baby who identifies as a Boomer that I know of is Jon Stewart (b. 1962).

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Eazy-EMAN1995 on 05/27/16 at 3:41 am


I'm curious: has there ever been ANYONE born in the early 60s who calls themselves a Boomer? Like, do you have parents, relatives, friends, etc. who consider themselves that? Nearly everyone I know from that time says they're Gen X, despite the media having established that Boomers = 1946-1964.

The only early-60s baby who identifies as a Boomer that I know of is Jon Stewart (b. 1962).

Yep there is, my best friend's mother!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Zelek2 on 05/27/16 at 1:53 pm


I agree with you that guys like AVGN (and the Nostalgia Critic as well) seem more X than Y when it comes to their worldview and interests.

Oddly, though, I grew up with all of that stuff too, but in my early childhood years. The first movie I ever owned on VHS was TMNT II: Secret of the Ooze, the NES was the first video game console I ever played, and I had a really rad pair of Real Ghostbusters pajamas as a 4-year-old.

I'm curious: how did people react when 80s media was consumed in the 90s? I know there was an 80s backlash at the time, but was it a backlash against EVERYTHING 80s?

Like, let's say someone was watching Back to the Future, Pretty in Pink, or The Empire Strikes Back on tv in 1995. What would people say? "Eww, why are you watching lame 80s movies?" or "Those movies are clearly 80s, but they're still great movies"? ;D

Or let's say they reran a famous 80s commercial or TV shows in 1995 for the 10th anniversary. Would there have been some late Gen Xers saying "Man, that's nostalgic", or would the consensus have been "That's the recent past, not nostalgic"?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: mxcrashxm on 05/27/16 at 1:57 pm


I'm curious: has there ever been ANYONE born in the early 60s who calls themselves a Boomer? Like, do you have parents, relatives, friends, etc. who consider themselves that? Nearly everyone I know from that time says they're Gen X, despite the media having established that Boomers = 1946-1964.

The only early-60s baby who identifies as a Boomer that I know of is Jon Stewart (b. 1962).
My mom who's not in that range told me that she was considered a boomer and not X (although it must have been a long time ago.)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: exodus08 on 10/12/19 at 6:06 pm


Generation X; though I must tell you that this Generation ends at 1977 as a birth year. I was born in 1976 and have absolutely nothing in common with those born in the 80s. Sorry.

Tanya

Do 70s babies have anything in common with 80s babies?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: exodus08 on 10/12/19 at 6:08 pm


Good question, it does sound confusing. Since I was born in 1976, I would say Generation X, since I was a teenage during the 90's I would say Generation Y. Like I said before, sounds confusing.

Wow! So if you were a Teen in the 90s you would be classified as a Gen Y/Millennial?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: exodus08 on 10/12/19 at 6:11 pm


I believe that I'm a cusper because I was born smack dab in the middle of the 1980s (1985).
The funny thing is that I remember quite a bit of the second half of the 80s.

Do you guys born in 1995 remember a bit of the second half of the 90s?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: exodus08 on 10/12/19 at 6:18 pm


I'm tail end Gen Xer that was born in 1975.  Damn proud of it too.

I don't have much in common with people born in the 80s either.  Well, maybey I can relate to some people born in the early 80s, but most everyone else born in the 80s and part of the Gen Y crowd have different tastes and opinions from my own.
In the words of a Gen Xer.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: AmericanGirl on 10/12/19 at 8:57 pm


I'm curious: has there ever been ANYONE born in the early 60s who calls themselves a Boomer? Like, do you have parents, relatives, friends, etc. who consider themselves that? Nearly everyone I know from that time says they're Gen X, despite the media having established that Boomers = 1946-1964.

The only early-60s baby who identifies as a Boomer that I know of is Jon Stewart (b. 1962).


I just saw this.  So I'm born in 1960 and regard myself a late Boomer (some say "Generation Jones").

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: exodus08 on 10/12/19 at 8:59 pm


I just saw this.  So I'm born in 1960 and regard myself a late Boomer (some say "Generation Jones").

I have a question? Do you feel like you have anything in common with someone who was born in the 70s?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: AmericanGirl on 10/12/19 at 9:42 pm


I have a question? Do you feel like you have anything in common with someone who was born in the 70s?


Surprisingly not as much as one would think.  Many my age had largely disengaged from pop culture by the early 1990s while someone born in the 1970s more likely embraced 90s pop culture wholeheartedly.  Plus a big difference, besides the maturity of all other things electronic, is that my generation grew up mostly without Nintendo/Playstation/etc. whereas the 70's born generation was their first major "child" audience having this type of video game at home.  They were a game changer IMO.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 10/13/19 at 1:38 pm


Do you guys born in 1995 remember a bit of the second half of the 90s?

Of course. I clearly remember 1999.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 10/13/19 at 1:39 pm

I am proudly Generation Y aka Millennial Generation.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: DisneysRetro on 10/13/19 at 3:09 pm

Gen Y/ Gen Z cusp (1997) although I just consider people in my age group to be the last millennials considering I was in high school and middle school with people born in the early to mid 90’s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: exodus08 on 10/13/19 at 3:59 pm


I am Generation X.

We know Howard and we still love you.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 10/13/19 at 4:01 pm


I am Generation X.

You are a generation younger than my parents who are baby boomers.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: exodus08 on 10/13/19 at 4:02 pm


Surprisingly not as much as one would think.  Many my age had largely disengaged from pop culture by the early 1990s while someone born in the 1970s more likely embraced 90s pop culture wholeheartedly.  Plus a big difference, besides the maturity of all other things electronic, is that my generation grew up mostly without Nintendo/Playstation/etc. whereas the 70's born generation was their first major "child" audience having this type of video game at home.  They were a game changer IMO.

I feel like I'll be the same way in the early 2020s when I'm in my 30s.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 10/14/19 at 5:33 am


We know Howard and we still love you.


Thanks! O0

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: shadowcookie on 10/14/19 at 9:48 am


Of course. I clearly remember 1999.

I remember seeing Toy Story 2 and Stuart Little in 1999.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Dj. on 10/14/19 at 11:57 am

Y

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: ZeldaFan20 on 10/14/19 at 3:41 pm

I remember watching movies/tv reruns on these bad boys back in 1999 :D:

https://i.redd.it/sc2ruhax5fg01.jpg

Crazy to think that was 20 years ago.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 10/14/19 at 4:03 pm


I remember watching movies/tv reruns on these bad boys back in 1999 :D:

https://i.redd.it/sc2ruhax5fg01.jpg

Crazy to think that was 20 years ago.

I remember orange VHS tapes. I think my Blues Clues cassettes came in orange.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: annimal on 10/14/19 at 4:31 pm

the next

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: batfan2005 on 10/14/19 at 7:52 pm


Baby Boomers: 1943 - 1960/Prophet This is the genration that came of age in the '60s and '70s during the Kennedy assassination, Civil Rights movement, Vietnam War, hippies, "Summer of Love", Moon landing, Woodstock, Days of Rage on college campuses, and Watergate.  Are generally desribed as idealistic, lovers of individual freedom who are inner driven and moralistic about worldly affairs.  My parents are both second wave Boomers.

Generation X: 1961 - 1981/Nomad The post-Boomer generation that came of age in the '80s and '90s with the Reagan era, Challenger explosion, fall of Berlin Wall, Persian Gulf War, economic recession, and grunge rock.  Are generally described as individualistic, cynical of world affairs, alienated from Boomer culture, and often negatively stereotyped as "slackers" (i.e. Beavis and Butthead, Beck's "Loser").  My sister is a mid wave Gen Xer.

Generation Y: 1982 - 2003/Hero Otherwise known as the Millennial Generation or "Echo-Boomers" for being mostly the Boomers' kids.  Is coming of age now in the new millennium with Election 2000, 9-11 terrorist attacks, War on Terror, and Iraq War.  Are generally described as optimistic, teamplayers among peers, less inclined to enage in promiscous sexual activity than their Boomer and Gen Xer elders and more likely to put off sex until marriage or wait for someone "special".  Often stereotyped as South Park idiots or wholesome pre-teen lovers of boy bands and pop princesses.  I myself am a first wave Gen Yer but don't know if I fit the collective personality I just described.

Generation Z: 2004 - 2025/Artist The generation being born now, mostly the Gen Xers' kids.  Are expected to be much like the Silent Generation that is now in old age in character and personality.  will come of age in the decades of the 2020s and 2030s and will grow up in a volitile environment of terror threats, possible nuclear or biological attacks in America that will scar them the same way Silent children were scarred by Great Depression, WWII, and later the nuclear threat of the Cold War.  My kids will most likely belong to this generation if I ever have any.


It's funny how the dates have changed since this thread first started. Back then was yet to be the Great Recession, Obama, Trump, etc. Anyhow, the cut off for Gen Y/Z was around 1997.

Anyhow, here are the more refined definitions of the younger generations

Generation Y/Millennials: 1982 - 1997. Majority of the generation that was entering the work force during the Great Recession, majority of the young voters were liberal and influenced the election of Obama, Hipster styles, avocado toast and chai lattes, stereotyped as being entitled and needing constant assurance, and being late bloomers (still living with parents and not getting married)

Generation Z/Post-millenials: 1998 - 2013. Tide pod eating, Fortnite playing, twerking to trap music, lives revolve around social media. Seen by older generations as being misguided and lacking in social skills, because they are always on their phones and can only communicate that way. But also because both parents have to work and spend little time with their children. The earliest characteristic is being born after or having no memory of 9/11, and being active in movements such as March for Our Lives and Climate Change.

Generation A: 2014-2029. Baby Shark. Trump will be the first president they will remember.

I was born in 1978 so I'm a late Gen Xer. My childhood was in the 80's, teen years in the 90's, and reached adulthood in the Y2K era. My step daughter is Gen Z.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: DisneysRetro on 10/14/19 at 10:53 pm


I remember watching movies/tv reruns on these bad boys back in 1999 :D:

https://i.redd.it/sc2ruhax5fg01.jpg

Crazy to think that was 20 years ago.


I went to go see Rugrats in Paris back in 2000. I still remember coming in the movies late at the scene where Angelica was playing God Father.Who remembers the watches from burger king ?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 10/15/19 at 7:04 am


I remember orange VHS tapes. I think my Blues Clues cassettes came in orange.


I remember when VHS tapes were black.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Philip Eno on 10/15/19 at 7:07 am


I remember when VHS tapes were black.
They have always been black for me too.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: exodus08 on 10/15/19 at 3:01 pm

Black here too

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: shadowcookie on 10/15/19 at 4:28 pm

I’m British and don’t recall any orange videos. Maybe it was an American thing?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 10/15/19 at 4:39 pm

The Blues Clues VHS tapes I got as presents for birthdays and Christmas as a child all came in orange colour. Videos for kids came in orange, bright coloured orange for marketing to kids. Regular VHS tapes were black of course. I remember I was always excited when I got those as gifts, this was back in 1999.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 10/15/19 at 4:40 pm


I’m British and don’t recall any orange videos. Maybe it was an American thing?

I'm in Canada so no.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: xenzue on 10/15/19 at 5:23 pm


I remember when VHS tapes were black.


I think the orange tapes were to do with Nickelodeon's branding.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: shadowcookie on 10/15/19 at 5:30 pm


I'm in Canada so no.

North American then.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Philip Eno on 10/16/19 at 7:53 am


I remember watching movies/tv reruns on these bad boys back in 1999 :D:

https://i.redd.it/sc2ruhax5fg01.jpg

Crazy to think that was 20 years ago.
So the future was not orange?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 10/16/19 at 3:15 pm


I’m British and don’t recall any orange videos. Maybe it was an American thing?


I think he was referring to the color of the cassette tape covers.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 10/16/19 at 3:35 pm


I think he was referring to the color of the cassette tape covers.

The cassettes are orange themselves.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Philip Eno on 10/16/19 at 3:37 pm


The cassettes are orange themselves.
Indeed, as view in the above image!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Congo on 10/17/19 at 2:42 am

Gen X

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Slim95 on 10/17/19 at 1:53 pm


Gen X

You're not even Gen Y and you care so much about when the cutoff is lol.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: ZeldaFan20 on 10/17/19 at 7:54 pm

Speaking about those Orange (Nickelodeon themed ::)) VHS tapes, you simply cannot mention that without mentioning some of the previews that used to play on these various tapes:

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This particular preview is from the home video release for the VHS copy of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius. Also, that iconic "Featured Presentation" music right before the start of your respected movie/TV show, you simply couldn't go wrong 8). During the winter months, what was delegated to recess time became those epic days when everybody in your grade would be huddled up in the auditorium watching movies, like this. It was certainly glorious!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: 2001 on 10/20/19 at 10:43 pm

This thread was back when Zelek pretended to be born 1990 to troll other 1995 borns. It was an epic pwnage but it was still a self-pwnage.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: exodus08 on 10/20/19 at 10:53 pm


This thread was back when Zelek pretended to be born 1990 to troll other 1995 borns. It was an epic pwnage but it was still a self-pwnage.

Was he trolling ?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: wagonman76 on 10/21/19 at 11:47 pm

Gen X.  Old school adult and child of the 80s all the way.  To me, even TMNT was for the next generation.  I notice a different vibe from even those a few years younger than me.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 10/22/19 at 6:59 am


Gen X.  Old school adult and child of the 80s all the way.  To me, even TMNT was for the next generation.  I notice a different vibe from even those a few years younger than me.


So you're probably as old as me?

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: violet_shy on 10/23/19 at 4:36 pm

I think I'm Gen X....I am way too old to be a Millennial.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: wagonman76 on 10/24/19 at 12:55 am


So you're probably as old as me?


Close.  43.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 10/24/19 at 5:33 am


Close.  43.


I'm 45.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Philip Eno on 10/24/19 at 6:55 am

I have always taken it as one generation less than my parents.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: fusefan on 10/24/19 at 8:48 pm

Core Millennial and proud!  8)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: AmericanGirl on 10/24/19 at 10:15 pm


I have always taken it as one generation less than my parents.


Philip, I think our birth years aren't too far apart.  I'm born 1960 and regard myself a late Boomer.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: c_keenan2001@hotmail.com on 10/24/19 at 11:12 pm


Close.  43.


Hey! You're the same age as me.  I turned 43 a month ago.  :)

Yes, I am a very cynical member of Generation X born in September 1976. 

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Philip Eno on 10/25/19 at 4:41 am


Philip, I think our birth years aren't too far apart.  I'm born 1960 and regard myself a late Boomer.

I'm am roughly around three years older.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: violet_shy on 10/25/19 at 7:38 am


I think I'm Gen X....I am way too old to be a Millennial.


This is correct because I looked it up. I am Gen X.  :)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: exodus08 on 10/25/19 at 12:27 pm

I'm a Millennial.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: violet_shy on 10/25/19 at 2:24 pm


I'm a Millennial.


My boyfriend is a Millennial. He says I'm old.  ::)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 10/26/19 at 2:38 pm


My boyfriend is a Millennial. He says I'm old.  ::)


Don't listen to him, you're still young. :)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: exodus08 on 10/26/19 at 4:12 pm


My boyfriend is a Millennial. He says I'm old.  ::)

I was born in 1990 and my Ex-Boyfriend was a Gen Xer (1969). He was a teen of the '80s and I was a teen of the '00s (Big generation gap) but we still loved each other.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: violet_shy on 10/26/19 at 4:58 pm


Don't listen to him, you're still young. :)


Well, he likes to joke around about it. I don't take it seriously lol.


I was born in 1990 and my Ex-Boyfriend was a Gen Xer (1969). He was a teen of the '80s and I was a teen of the '00s (Big generation gap) but we still loved each other.


That's quite a generation gap!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Criz on 10/31/19 at 2:04 pm

I guess I'm a typical Gen Y/Older Millennial. '84 born.

Always wished I was part of Gen X though!

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: violet_shy on 10/31/19 at 2:59 pm


I guess I'm a typical Gen Y/Older Millennial. '84 born. !


That's nice! My sister was born in '84.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 11/01/19 at 7:25 am


That's nice! My sister was born in '84.


I was born 10 years earlier.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Criz on 11/02/19 at 12:25 pm


I was born 10 years earlier.


Do you like being a 70s baby? I kinda love being an 80s baby :)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 11/02/19 at 2:38 pm


Do you like being a 70s baby? I kinda love being an 80s baby :)


I was 5 years old when the 70's ended so I didn't experience it but I did experience The 1980's.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: c_keenan2001@hotmail.com on 11/03/19 at 3:33 pm


Do you like being a 70s baby? I kinda love being an 80s baby :)


I was born in the mid-late 1970s so I was 3 when it ended.  :)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: exodus08 on 11/03/19 at 9:14 pm

I love being a 90s baby.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Sman12 on 11/10/19 at 6:20 pm

Gen Zer here. I was born in 2000.

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: wagonman76 on 11/22/19 at 11:19 pm


I was born in the mid-late 1970s so I was 3 when it ended.  :)


Works for me too.  I remember just a hint of the late 70s, so pretty much all of the 80s.

Subject: What generation are you?

Written By: Dude111 on 11/23/19 at 5:17 am

Im Generation X

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 11/23/19 at 7:44 am


Im Generation X


So you must be as old as I am?

Subject: What generation are you?

Written By: Dude111 on 11/24/19 at 6:02 am

Yes I reckon so my friend :)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 11/26/19 at 7:25 am


Yes I reckon so my friend :)


I'm turning 46 in March.

Subject: What generation are you?

Written By: Dude111 on 11/28/19 at 5:06 pm

Well HB to ya buddy,we are only a few years difference......

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 11/29/19 at 7:36 am


Well HB to ya buddy,we are only a few years difference......


So you're in your 40's too?

Subject: What generation are you?

Written By: Dude111 on 11/29/19 at 7:45 am

Yup indeed buddy :) (Well in Sept I turned 5O)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: Howard on 11/29/19 at 8:17 am


Yup indeed buddy :) (Well in Sept I turned 5O)


Happy belated birthday Dude. :)

Subject: Re: What generation are you?

Written By: SaltylakeXD on 12/02/19 at 2:45 pm

I'm a member of r/GenZ. According to them, I'm Gen Z, but according to this thread, I'm Gen Y

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