Note: Please don't make this a generation cutoff debate thread.

As someone born in 1999, I seem to be a Y/Z cusp. However, if I had to choose between the two, I would say that I identify more as a late Millennial.

Generation Y.

Y/Z Cusp, personally relating ever so slightly to Late Y

Mid Generation Y/ Millennial

Last Boomer years.

Early Millennial.

Late Boomer (have heard the term "Generation Jones" used...)

Note: Please don't make this a generation cutoff debate thread.

As someone born in 1999, I seem to be a Y/Z cusp. However, if I had to choose between the two, I would say that I identify more as a late Millennial.



Y/Z Cusp, personally relating ever so slightly to Late Y

Same here. I identify as either a Late Millennial or Y/Z Cusper.

Most of us 90s babies see ourselves as more Millennials then Gen Z'ers now that we're older and have seen technology changed so drastically from the time we were kids till now as adults. Back in 2006 when there were threads on here about gen z, 1999 borns would've been firmly gen z territory due to being so young during the 2000s.

I don't really consider myself a millennial, but I'd say that I'm a Y/Z cusp and leaning Z. Also this thread will likely implode due to turning into a cutoff debate. 

As a 2004 born i identify myself as Generation Z or Core Generation Z.

Gen Z.

Generation Z.  Not early or late, just Gen Z.  I fit in perfectly with stereotypical Gen Z culture, though the oldest of people who I find difficult to relate to are people born 2002 and earlier.  I was born in 2005, so someone who's three or more years older than me yet belongs to Gen Z has similar experiences, but is also very different.

A very late Gen X. My birth year would mark me as a Millenial, but I was raised by Baby Boomers and Gen Xer's and my attitudes on things are very far removed from Millenials.

Throw me in the Z bunch then yo

1991 - Millennial

Btw, Gen. Z needs a proper name.  :P

Generation X

1991 - Millennial

Btw, Gen. Z needs a proper name.  :P

Gen Z IS the proper name.

Gen Z IS the proper name.
Millenal was referred to as Gen Y.

Millenal was referred to as Gen Y.

*Millennial. Also, the terms Gen Y and Millennial are interchangeable.

Gen Z is the proper name for the generation that comes after Gen Y/Millennials.

If you and Mat1991 are referring to nicknames or alternate names for Gen Z, one example is the "iGeneration" or "iGen".

*Millennial. Also, the terms Gen Y and Millennial are interchangeable.

Gen Z is the proper name for the generation that comes after Gen Y/Millennials.

If you and Mat1991 are referring to nicknames or alternate names for Gen Z, one example is the "iGeneration" or "iGen".


Gen Y/Z are lazy placeholder names that piggyback off of Gen X. I'm talking about less vague, more descriptive names.

Gen Y/Z are lazy placeholder names that piggyback off of Gen X. I'm talking about less vague, more descriptive names.

Did you not read the last sentence?

When I talk about my childhood self, I say Gen Y. When I talk about my adult self, I say Millennial.

I'm early Generation Z, but I'm pretty sure anyone above the age of 40 considers me a millennial.

Generation X-er. Because I remember everything from that era. And X-ers were born 1965 to 1981. So yes. It's no wonder I identify myself with that generation.

Generation X-er. Because I remember everything from that era. And X-ers were born 1965 to 1981. So yes. It's no wonder I identify myself with that generation.


AMEN! I wish I was Generation X. Millennials are lame :P...

AMEN! I wish I was Generation X. Millennials are lame :P...


Zeds are also pretty lame. I would even argue that they're lamer than the Millennials.  :P

1991 - Millennial

Btw, Gen. Z needs a proper name.  :P


Homelanders is supposedly its proper name, but it's rarely used.

Zeds are also pretty lame. I would even argue that they're lamer than the Millennials.  :P


Well I really cant be the judge on that. Unless you're referring to us mid-late 90s babies as Zeds, I don't really know much to make a judgement.

Well I really cant be the judge on that. Unless you're referring to us mid-late 90s babies as Zeds, I don't really know much to make a judgement.


I was referring to Gen Z entertainment, probably like how you were referring to Millennial entertainment.

I was referring to Gen Z entertainment, probably like how you were referring to Millennial entertainment.


So like much of what's being played on the Billboard now? Yeah then I'd agree. I guess you could also throw tide pods in that list of embarrassment as well.

When I talk about my childhood self, I say Gen Y. When I talk about my adult self, I say Millennial.
The word milleinal is synomous with 20 somethings of the 2010s whereas in the 2000s Gen Y was the term used to describe 20 year olds

Did you not read the last sentence?


Yes...?

The names Generation Y/Z are lazy and uncreative considering generations that came before got cooler names.

Yes...?

The names Generation Y/Z are lazy and uncreative considering generations that came before got cooler names.

"cooler names" is a matter of opinion.

"cooler names" is a matter of opinion.

I know it's an opinion, but I'm going to have to agree that "Gen Z" isn't really a creative name.  ;D ;D  iGen just makes it sound like the whole generation is addicted to iPhones and that's it.

I know it's an opinion, but I'm going to have to agree that "Gen Z" isn't really a creative name.  ;D ;D  iGen just makes it sound like the whole generation is addicted to iPhones and that's it.

They're really not far off :P.

Some alternate names for Gen Z are...

*iGeneration or iGen

*Homelanders

*GenZennials

*The Mass Shooting Generation (dark, I know)

*Generation Insta

*Generation AI

*Generation Digital

The last few names I came up by myself. It's pretty hard to come up with alternate names for Gen Z TBH. That's why I think Gen Z is just fine.

They're really not far off :P.

So I guess that makes my mom generation Z.  ;D

Some alternate names for Gen Z are...

*iGeneration or iGen

*Homelanders

*GenZennials

*The Mass Shooting Generation (dark, I know)

*Generation Insta

*Generation AI

*Generation Digital

The last few names I came up by myself. It's pretty hard to come up with alternate names for Gen Z TBH. That's why I think Gen Z is just fine.


There are also the not-so-pleasant monikers, such as Generation Snowflake and Generation Zyklon.

They're really not far off :P.
They will eventually, just look at the word millennial for instance, up and till a few years ago Generation Y was still widely used to describe millenals, but being that they grew up or came of age during the turn of the Millenium the term stuck with them.

The word milleinal is synomous with 20 somethings of the 2010s whereas in the 2000s Gen Y was the term used to describe 20 year olds

They called us Gen Y in 2003 when I was in elementary.

Which makes sense since Gen Y was mostly under 20 back then, the term Gen Z was like where Gen Alpha is now where the generation is still being born.

Some alternate names for Gen Z are...

*iGeneration or iGen

*Homelanders

*GenZennials

*The Mass Shooting Generation (dark, I know)

*Generation Insta

*Generation AI

*Generation Digital

The last few names I came up by myself. It's pretty hard to come up with alternate names for Gen Z TBH. That's why I think Gen Z is just fine.


I like the one in bold the best!

AMEN! I wish I were Generation X. Millennials are lame :P...
If you're talking about Millennial pop culture, then I have to disagree with you. There was tons of good music targeted at Millennials being Pop-Punk, 2000s R&B, 00s Alternative rap, and the electropop scene. For cinema, the flicks directed at millennials are now classics such as Road Trip, American Pie series, Mean Girls, Bring It On series, Superbad, etc. Then we have Millennial fashion which wasn't all Emo that most people claim it to be. First, we have baggy clothing, track wear, Hip-hop apparel, denim skirts, spiky hair, and even minimal gear. How is this generation's entertainment lame with all these pop cultural artifacts?

If you're talking about Millennial pop culture, then I have to disagree with you. There was tons of good music targeted at Millennials being Pop-Punk, 2000s R&B, 00s Alternative rap, and the electropop scene. For cinema, the flicks directed at millennials are now classics such as Road Trip, American Pie series, Mean Girls, Bring It On series, Superbad, etc. Then we have Millennial fashion which wasn't all Emo that most people claim it to be. First, we have baggy clothing, track wear, Hip-hop apparel, denim skirts, spiky hair, and even minimal gear. How is this generation's entertainment lame with all these pop cultural artifacts?
Trure, Millennials that say they hate their generation are the main ones who brings up stuff from their youth.

True, Millennials that say they hate their generation are the main ones who bring up stuff from their youth.
And those people don't even realize that their youth culture was decent. Yeah, there was some horrible stuff such as Snap-rap and emo fashion, but those didn't nearly dominate compared to the rest.

And those people don't even realize that their youth culture was decent. Yeah, there was some horrible stuff such as Snap-rap and emo fashion, but those didn't nearly dominate compared to the rest.
Exactly, it's the whole I wish I was older mindset.

The coolest generation (September 2001 - August 2002)

The coolest generation (September 2001 - August 2002)

Which doesn't exist.

The Real Coolest Generation (Me)

I like the one in bold the best!


Homelanders is the most frequently term for Gen Zers, also Centennials is very popular

Exactly, it's the whole I wish I was older and not a younger mindset.
Right! And that what's happening with mainly Xennials and some Zers. The former doesn't want to be a Millennial and provides silly reasons why while the latter don't want to be defined by high-tech gadgets and tide pods.

Right! And that what's happening with mainly Xennials and some Zers. The former doesn't want to be a Millennial and provides silly reasons why while the latter don't want to be defined by high-tech gadgets and tide pods.

On Twitter, I always see people born in the late 90s say "oh well, I saw Fresh Prince reruns, so I feel like THE SAME as Millennials" which is stupid imo.

On Twitter, I always see people born in the late 90s say "oh well, I saw Fresh Prince reruns, so I feel like THE SAME as Millennials" which is stupid IMO.
It is. I mean, there is more to being a Millennial than just watching Fresh Prince (which was frankly a Gen X show).

Right! And that what's happening with mainly Xennials and some Zers. The former doesn't want to be a Millennial and provides silly reasons why while the latter don't want to be defined by high-tech gadgets and tide pods.

And as we get older, we wish we were younger. :( There's no need to be in a rush to grow up.

And as we get older, we wish we were younger again. :( There's no need to be in a rush to grow up.
That too! Rushing to grow up is honestly an optional thing. One doesn't have to be sophisticated to be an adult.

That too! Rushing to grow up is honestly an optional thing. One doesn't have to be sophisticated to be an adult.
True I seen plenty of adults who aren't sophisticated

True I seen plenty of adults who aren't sophisticated
May be more eccentric?

Which doesn't exist.


I agree, this has no existence whatsoever. ::)

The coolest generation (September 2001 - August 2002)
The coolest generation existed during the Ice Age.

By birth year I'm Gen Y but I relate more to Generation Alpha.

Wait, never mind, I consider myself a part of the Greatest Generation but I have a lot of Alpha influences.

By birth year Generation Z but I relate more with the Magnon Cro generation.


Magnon Cro or Cro Magnon? :thinking:

Magnon Cro or Cro Magnon? :thinking:


Welcome back Slowpoke!

The coolest generation existed during the Ice Age.

Agreed!

I also have some Gen Delta influences (b. 2055-2069)

Gen Alpha = 2010-2024
Gen Beta = 2025-2039
Gen Gamma = 2040-2054
Gen Delta = 2055-2069


2010 is very soon for the start of Gen Alpha, it would be more accurate in 2015 or 2020

Last Boomer years.



Same here.


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I also have some Gen Delta influences (b. 2055-2069)

Gen Alpha = 2010-2024
Gen Beta = 2025-2039
Gen Gamma = 2040-2054
Gen Delta = 2055-2069


those actually exist?

I also have some Gen Delta influences (b. 2055-2069)

Gen Alpha = 2010-2024
Gen Beta = 2025-2039
Gen Gamma = 2040-2054
Gen Delta = 2055-2069


Here's one of my old posts on Personality Cafe I found:

15 year intervals of a generation starting in the year 1380

1380-1395: Henry IV's Generation (he succeeds Richard II in the throne in England)
1395-1410: Post-Great Schism Generation
1410-1425: The "Joan of Arc" Generation
1425-1440: Kentish Rebellion Generation, Printing Technology Generation
1440-1455: King Edward IV's Generation (England), King Louis XI's Generation (France)
1455-1470: Morte d'Arthur Generation, Sir Thomas Malory's Generation
1470-1485: New World Generation
1485-1500: Reformation (Martin Luther) Generation
1500-1515: Unknown
1515-1530: Unknown
1530-1545: Unknown
1545-1560: St. Augustine Generation (first colony in America)
1560-1575: Ronoake Generation
1575-1590: Tobacco Generation
1590-1605: Plymouth Generation, Pilgrim Generation
1605-1620: Massachussetts Bay Generation, Winthrop's Generation
1620-1635: English Civil War (Roundheads vs Cavaliers, where Cromwell and his Roundheads behead Charles I) Generation
1635-1650: 17th Century "Colonization" Generation
1650-1665: Lords of Trade Generation, King Philip's (Meta Comet) War Generation
1665-1680: Glorious Revolution Generation
1680-1695: Enlightenment (Immanuel Kant, John Locke) Generation
1695-1710: Unknown
1710-1725: Great Awakening Generation
1725-1740: French and Indian War Generation/Founding Fathers Generation
1740-1755: British Rebellion (Acts on imported goods, Boston Massacre) Generation
1755-1770: Revolutionary War Generation, Federalist Generation, Shays' Rebellion/New Government Generation
1770-1785: Urbanization/Cotton Gin Generation
1785-1800: Missouri Compromise Generation, War of 1812 Generation
1800-1815: Transcendentalist Generation
1815-1830: Mexican War Generation, Alamo Generation, Manifest Destiny Generation
1830-1845: Civil War Generation or "Bleeding Kansas" Generation or Dred Scott Generation
1845-1860: Reconstruction Generation
1860-1875: Gilded Age Generation
1875-1890: Imperialist Generation (McKinley, Spanish-American War, etc)
1890-1905: Lost Generation
1905-1920: GI Generation, Greatest Generation
1920-1935: Silent Generation, "Lucky Few"
1935-1950: Doo Wop Generation
1950-1965: Watergate Generation
1965-1980: Generation X
1980-1995: Generation Y, Millennials
1995-2010: Generation Z, Plurals, Homelanders, Centennials
2010-2025: Generation Alpha
2025-2040: Generation Beta
2040-2055: Generation Gamma
2055-2070: Generation Delta
2070-2085: Generation Epsilon
2085-2100: Generation Zeta (NOT to be confused with Generation Z), The New Centennials
2100-2115: Generation Eta
2115-2130: Generation Theta

Here's one of my old posts on Personality Cafe I found:

15 year intervals of a generation starting in the year 1380

1380-1395: Henry IV's Generation (he succeeds Richard II in the throne in England)
1395-1410: Post-Great Schism Generation
1410-1425: The "Joan of Arc" Generation
1425-1440: Kentish Rebellion Generation, Printing Technology Generation
1440-1455: King Edward IV's Generation (England), King Louis XI's Generation (France)
1455-1470: Morte d'Arthur Generation, Sir Thomas Malory's Generation
1470-1485: New World Generation
1485-1500: Reformation (Martin Luther) Generation
1500-1515: Unknown
1515-1530: Unknown
1530-1545: Unknown
1545-1560: St. Augustine Generation (first colony in America)
1560-1575: Ronoake Generation
1575-1590: Tobacco Generation
1590-1605: Plymouth Generation, Pilgrim Generation
1605-1620: Massachussetts Bay Generation, Winthrop's Generation
1620-1635: English Civil War (Roundheads vs Cavaliers, where Cromwell and his Roundheads behead Charles I) Generation
1635-1650: 17th Century "Colonization" Generation
1650-1665: Lords of Trade Generation, King Philip's (Meta Comet) War Generation
1665-1680: Glorious Revolution Generation
1680-1695: Enlightenment (Immanuel Kant, John Locke) Generation
1695-1710: Unknown
1710-1725: Great Awakening Generation
1725-1740: French and Indian War Generation/Founding Fathers Generation
1740-1755: British Rebellion (Acts on imported goods, Boston Massacre) Generation
1755-1770: Revolutionary War Generation, Federalist Generation, Shays' Rebellion/New Government Generation
1770-1785: Urbanization/Cotton Gin Generation
1785-1800: Missouri Compromise Generation, War of 1812 Generation
1800-1815: Transcendentalist Generation
1815-1830: Mexican War Generation, Alamo Generation, Manifest Destiny Generation
1830-1845: Civil War Generation or "Bleeding Kansas" Generation or Dred Scott Generation
1845-1860: Reconstruction Generation
1860-1875: Gilded Age Generation
1875-1890: Imperialist Generation (McKinley, Spanish-American War, etc)
1890-1905: Lost Generation
1905-1920: GI Generation, Greatest Generation
1920-1935: Silent Generation, "Lucky Few"
1935-1950: Doo Wop Generation
1950-1965: Watergate Generation
1965-1980: Generation X
1980-1995: Generation Y, Millennials
1996-2001: Generation Z, Plurals, Homelanders, Centennials
2002-2002: Best Generation Ever
2003-2040: Generation Beta
2040-2055: Generation Gamma
2055-2070: Generation Delta
2070-2085: Generation Epsilon
2085-2100: Generation Zeta (NOT to be confused with Generation Z), The New Centennials
2100-2115: Generation Eta
2115-2130: Generation Theta

Fixed that for you.

Fixed that for you.
  Again, no. The coolest generation is Sep 1993 - Aug 1999,  oldest member being NerdyGamer and youngest member being T-Rex.

  Again, no. The coolest generation is Sep 1993 - Aug 1999,  oldest member being NerdyGamer and youngest member being T-Rex.

No, plenty of sources go with the 2002-2002 definition of the coolest generation. Stop trying to fit your old ass in.

No, plenty of sources go with the 2002-2002 definition of the coolest generation. Stop trying to fit your old ass in.

https://i.imgur.com/EcJNOl5.gif

Clearly 1985 - 1995 is the coolest generation. We have the best rappers. All of your favorite rappers are from this cohort.

Clearly 1985 - 1995 is the coolest generation. We have the best rappers. All of your favorite rappers are from this cohort.
Nah,the best rappers were born 1963-1972. Coolio, Eazy E, Dr Dre, members of the Wu Tang Clan, Ice Cube, Nate Dogg, 2Pac, BIG, Eminem, many others...

Nah,the best rappers were born 1963-1972. Coolio, Eazy E, Dr Dre, members of the Wu Tang Clan, Ice Cube, Nate Dogg, 2Pac, BIG, Eminem, many others...

Facts!

Nah,the best rappers were born 1963-1972. Coolio, Eazy E, Dr Dre, members of the Wu Tang Clan, Ice Cube, Nate Dogg, 2Pac, BIG, Eminem, many others...

All of your current favorite rappers are from 1985 - 1995!

Here's one of my old posts on Personality Cafe I found:

15 year intervals of a generation starting in the year 1380

1380-1395: Henry IV's Generation (he succeeds Richard II in the throne in England)
1395-1410: Post-Great Schism Generation
1410-1425: The "Joan of Arc" Generation
1425-1440: Kentish Rebellion Generation, Printing Technology Generation
1440-1455: King Edward IV's Generation (England), King Louis XI's Generation (France)
1455-1470: Morte d'Arthur Generation, Sir Thomas Malory's Generation
1470-1485: New World Generation
1485-1500: Reformation (Martin Luther) Generation
1500-1515: Unknown
1515-1530: Unknown
1530-1545: Unknown
1545-1560: St. Augustine Generation (first colony in America)
1560-1575: Ronoake Generation
1575-1590: Tobacco Generation
1590-1605: Plymouth Generation, Pilgrim Generation
1605-1620: Massachussetts Bay Generation, Winthrop's Generation
1620-1635: English Civil War (Roundheads vs Cavaliers, where Cromwell and his Roundheads behead Charles I) Generation
1635-1650: 17th Century "Colonization" Generation
1650-1665: Lords of Trade Generation, King Philip's (Meta Comet) War Generation
1665-1680: Glorious Revolution Generation
1680-1695: Enlightenment (Immanuel Kant, John Locke) Generation
1695-1710: Unknown
1710-1725: Great Awakening Generation
1725-1740: French and Indian War Generation/Founding Fathers Generation
1740-1755: British Rebellion (Acts on imported goods, Boston Massacre) Generation
1755-1770: Revolutionary War Generation, Federalist Generation, Shays' Rebellion/New Government Generation
1770-1785: Urbanization/Cotton Gin Generation
1785-1800: Missouri Compromise Generation, War of 1812 Generation
1800-1815: Transcendentalist Generation
1815-1830: Mexican War Generation, Alamo Generation, Manifest Destiny Generation
1830-1845: Civil War Generation or "Bleeding Kansas" Generation or Dred Scott Generation
1845-1860: Reconstruction Generation
1860-1875: Gilded Age Generation
1875-1890: Imperialist Generation (McKinley, Spanish-American War, etc)
1890-1905: Lost Generation
1905-1920: GI Generation, Greatest Generation
1920-1935: Silent Generation, "Lucky Few"
1935-1950: Doo Wop Generation
1950-1965: Watergate Generation
1965-1980: Generation X
1980-1995: Generation Y, Millennials
1995-2010: Generation Z, Plurals, Homelanders, Centennials
2010-2025: Generation Alpha
2025-2040: Generation Beta
2040-2055: Generation Gamma
2055-2070: Generation Delta
2070-2085: Generation Epsilon
2085-2100: Generation Zeta (NOT to be confused with Generation Z), The New Centennials
2100-2115: Generation Eta
2115-2130: Generation Theta


Wow, those are a lot of generations. :o

Here's one of my old posts on Personality Cafe I found:

15 year intervals of a generation starting in the year 1380

1380-1395: Henry IV's Generation (he succeeds Richard II in the throne in England)
1395-1410: Post-Great Schism Generation
1410-1425: The "Joan of Arc" Generation
1425-1440: Kentish Rebellion Generation, Printing Technology Generation
1440-1455: King Edward IV's Generation (England), King Louis XI's Generation (France)
1455-1470: Morte d'Arthur Generation, Sir Thomas Malory's Generation
1470-1485: New World Generation
1485-1500: Reformation (Martin Luther) Generation
1500-1515: Unknown
1515-1530: Unknown
1530-1545: Unknown
1545-1560: St. Augustine Generation (first colony in America)
1560-1575: Ronoake Generation
1575-1590: Tobacco Generation
1590-1605: Plymouth Generation, Pilgrim Generation
1605-1620: Massachussetts Bay Generation, Winthrop's Generation
1620-1635: English Civil War (Roundheads vs Cavaliers, where Cromwell and his Roundheads behead Charles I) Generation
1635-1650: 17th Century "Colonization" Generation
1650-1665: Lords of Trade Generation, King Philip's (Meta Comet) War Generation
1665-1680: Glorious Revolution Generation
1680-1695: Enlightenment (Immanuel Kant, John Locke) Generation
1695-1710: Unknown
1710-1725: Great Awakening Generation
1725-1740: French and Indian War Generation/Founding Fathers Generation
1740-1755: British Rebellion (Acts on imported goods, Boston Massacre) Generation
1755-1770: Revolutionary War Generation, Federalist Generation, Shays' Rebellion/New Government Generation
1770-1785: Urbanization/Cotton Gin Generation
1785-1800: Missouri Compromise Generation, War of 1812 Generation
1800-1815: Transcendentalist Generation
1815-1830: Mexican War Generation, Alamo Generation, Manifest Destiny Generation
1830-1845: Civil War Generation or "Bleeding Kansas" Generation or Dred Scott Generation
1845-1860: Reconstruction Generation
1860-1875: Gilded Age Generation
1875-1890: Imperialist Generation (McKinley, Spanish-American War, etc)
1890-1905: Lost Generation
1905-1920: GI Generation, Greatest Generation
1920-1935: Silent Generation, "Lucky Few"
1935-1950: Doo Wop Generation
1950-1965: Watergate Generation
1965-1980: Generation X
1980-1995: Generation Y, Millennials
1995-2010: Generation Z, Plurals, Homelanders, Centennials
2010-2025: Generation Alpha
2025-2040: Generation Beta
2040-2055: Generation Gamma
2055-2070: Generation Delta
2070-2085: Generation Epsilon
2085-2100: Generation Zeta (NOT to be confused with Generation Z), The New Centennials
2100-2115: Generation Eta
2115-2130: Generation Theta

WOAH, that's a lot of generations :o. Now I wish I was born in 2040 cause Generation Gamma sounds super cool ;D.

Y'all really be naming generations that great-great-grandparents don't even exist yet.  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Y'all really be naming generations that great-great-grandparents don't even exist yet.  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D


And look at all those unknown generations. Do you think the "coolest sexiest generation eva" will also be forgotten to time?

And look at all those unknown generations. Do you think the "coolest sexiest generation eva" will also be forgotten to time?

The coolest generation by SeaCaptainMan97's definition is already forgotten, so I'd say yes.

I'm a millennial but I feel mentally more like a member of the Silent or Baby Boomer generation. I use Boomer slang, dress old school, and most of the music I listen to came out prior to 1990.

Born in 2002 and I consider myself the coolest generation ever. ;)

Born in 2002 and I consider myself the coolest generation ever. ;)

Of course!! Is there even a question here???  :D

The fact that you 2002 borns have to announce how cool you are is just fascinating. At least I was born the exact day the N64 came out. I'm pretty sure nobody can claim there were born on a console's launch.