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Subject: A detailed Chart concerning millennials,Zillennials,and Gen Zers

Written By: MichaelBurton69 on 02/19/19 at 9:20 am

late 1977/mid 1978 = 80% late Gen X 20% millennial

late 1978/mid 1979 = 70% late Gen X 30% early millennial

late 1979/mid 1980 =60% late Gen X 40% early millennial

late 1980/mid 1981= 40% late Gen X 60% early millennial

late 1981/mid 1982 = 20% late Gen X 80% early millennial

late 1982/mid 1983 = 10% late Gen Z 90% early millennial

late 1983/mid 1984 = 90% early millennial 10% core millennial

late 1984/mid 1985 = 80% early millennial 20% core millennial

late 1985/mid 1986 = 70% early millennial 30% core millennial

late 1986/mid 1987 = 40-60% early millennial 40-60% core millennial

late 1987/mid 1988 = 30% early millennial 70% core millennial

late 1988/mid 1989 =20% early millennial 80% core millennial

late 1989/mid 1990 = 100% core millennial

late 1990/mid 1991 = 70% core millennial 30% late millennial

late 1991/mid 1992 = 50% core millennial/45% late millennial 5%(or less) Gen Z

late 1992/mid 1993 = 40 % core millennial/ 40% late Millennial 15% early Gen Z

late 1993/mid 1994 = 30% core millennial/50% late millennial 20% early Gen Z

late 1994/mid 1995 = 5% core millennial/70% late millennial 25% early Gen Z

late 1995/mid 1996 = 45-60% late millennial 40-55% early Gen Z

late 1996/mid 1997 =75% early Gen Z 25% core Gen Z

late 1997/mid 1998 =75% early Gen Z 25% core Gen Z

late 1998/mid 1999 =70% early Gen Z 30% core Gen

late 1999/mid 2000 = 65% early Gen Z 35% core Gen Z

late 2000/mid 2001 = 50-60% early Gen Z 40-50% core Z

late 2001/mid 2002 = 40-50% early Gen Z 50-60% core Gen Z

late 2002/mid 2003 = 35% early Gen Z 65% core Gen

late 2003/mid 2004 = 30% early Gen Z 70% core Gen Z

late 2004/mid 2005 = 10% core Gen Z 70% core Gen Z 20% late Gen Z

late 2005/mid 2006 = 70% core Gen Z 30% late Gen Z

late 2006/mid 2007 = 50% core Gen Z and 50% late Gen Z

late 2007/mid 2008 = 30% core Gen Z 50% late Gen Z

late 2008/mid 2009 = 10% core Gen Z 90% late Gen Z

late 2009/mid 2010 = 80% late Gen Z 20% early Gen Alpha

late 2010/mid 2011 = 70% Gen Z 30% early Gen Alpha

late 2011/mid 2012= 60-70% late Gen Z 40% early Gen Alpha

late 2012/mid 2013= 50-60% late Gen Z 40-50% early Gen Alpha



late 1977/mid 1982 Xennals ( remembering the end of the cold war era,got to experience analogy technology as Adults,were Adults during 9/11 and the Iraq War,Spend a lot of their childhood years when the kid Culture was Gen X,was Adults/teenagers during the Bill Clinton presidency.Also remember Ronald Reagan when he was the President. Spend childhood years with the 3rd Generation of consoles. Also 80s kids(late 1977/mid 1981) or 80s/90s hybrid(late 1981/mid 1983

late 1982/mid 1987 = early core millennial with little to Gen X traits,(last to remember when H.W Bush was the President experienced analogy technology as teenager/(young adults,was in High School or College when 9/11 happened,may have some memory of the end of the cold war,but overall lot of their childhood years was spend post Cold war era.People born from late 1982/mid 1983 may remember Ronald Reagan as President.Ether late 80s/early 90s hybrid(late 1982 born/mid 1984 borns) true 90s kid(late 1984- mid 1985) or ultimate 90s kid(those born from late 1985-late 1987). Spend most of their childhood years in the millennial kid culture. Also the start of the main 90s kids.

late 1987/mid 1992 = late core millennial (spend most of their childhood years with 5th Gen consoles(1987-1989 borns also spend some of their childhood years with the 4 Generation of consoles),remember the Columbine shooting,were teenagers during the Bush presidency,remembering the Bill Clinton Presidency,experienced analogy technology as kids and teenagers. Was in Middle School or Elementary School when 9/11 happened and was young adults during the recession.1987-mid 1990 borns may vividly remember a time before the internet became popular(Windows 95 was the first time the internet became popular). Spend all of their childhood years in the millennial kid culture.Part of the main 90s kids with late 1987-late 1988 being ultimate 90s kids.

late 1992/mid 1996 Zillennial (main childhood was spend during the 6th Generation of consoles,tho people born from late 1992/mid 1995 also spend parts of their childhood with the 5th Generation of consoles,last to to went Elementary School before 9/11,last to experience analog technology,last to be effected by the 2008 recession,last to be effected by the 2008 election,last to remember the Iraq war, don't remember a time before the internet,but are internet natives instead of digital natives, also Graduated High School before the teen Culture became fully Gen Z.Was in Middle School or High School when the recession happens. late 1992/mid 1994 also had quite of bit of experiences in 1998-1999 as well.Also late mid 1994 borns were the last to vividly remember the late 1990s and mid 1996 borns were the last to vividly remember any part of the early 2000s(2000-2003). Also ether late 90s kids/early 2000s hybrid(1992-mid 1994 borns) early/mid 2000s kid(late 1994/mid 1995) or early/mid/late/ultimate 2000s kid(late 1995/mid 1996)

late 1996/mid 2004 early core Gen Z ( last to remember the recession,however the recession didn't effect them considering that they spend atleast 1 year in Elementary School during the recession,spend childhood years spend under the blu-rays and iphone era and can't really remember a time before then on vivid level,most of their childhood years was spent with 7th Generation of consoles,first to be fully digital natives and never experienced analog technology,Graduated High School after the teenage Culture became fully Gen Z and most of their childhood years was when the kid culture was Gen Z. Also the first to not experience any part of the early 2000s(2000-2003).Too young to understand how popular the 6th Generation of consoles were,can't remember the Iraq war(not counting the last couple years of the Iraq War).Also were kids in the late 2000s/early 2010s.

late 2004/mid 2009 late core Gen Z( Spend most of childhood years in the post recession era.Spent lot of childhood years with 8 Generation of consoles).Also true 2010s kids

late 2009/mid 2013 late Gen Z with gen Alpha traits (may not remember the Obama Presidency,would be kids into the 2020s,childhood years spend with the 8th Generation of consoles) Would be kids of the 2010s with 2012/2013 also being kids of the early 2020s

Subject: Re: A detailed Chart concerning millennials,Zillennials,and Gen Zers

Written By: Dundee on 02/19/19 at 7:43 pm

I appreciate the effort of you putting out so much work for such entirely worthless and rigid percentages with tons of generalizations. Time to move on now :)

Subject: Re: A detailed Chart concerning millennials,Zillennials,and Gen Zers

Written By: Philip Eno on 02/20/19 at 9:51 am

How about those who are not Millennials,Zillennials,and Gen Zers?

Subject: Re: A detailed Chart concerning millennials,Zillennials,and Gen Zers

Written By: mqg96 on 02/21/19 at 12:35 pm

CALLING FOR ALL MODS!

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Subject: Re: A detailed Chart concerning millennials,Zillennials,and Gen Zers

Written By: mwalker1996 on 02/21/19 at 2:45 pm

This thread is so perC lol.

Subject: Re: A detailed Chart concerning millennials,Zillennials,and Gen Zers

Written By: SeaCaptainMan97 on 02/21/19 at 3:19 pm

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

Subject: Re: A detailed Chart concerning millennials,Zillennials,and Gen Zers

Written By: meesa on 02/22/19 at 5:14 pm

http://www.quickmeme.com/img/e3/e3f26165b3a60c52e9dbc54658765e8aa267157504b7dcb826ff2d5add3d168e.jpg

Sorry. Blatant decadeology.

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