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Why am I (born 1995) considered Gen Z? I thought Gen Z was 2000+.
Growing up around 2000-mid 2006 it was "late Gen Y" culture. The Playstation 2, GBA, DBZ/Yu gi oh/Pokemon Advanced, That's so Raven/Kim Possible, Lord of the Rings/Early Harry Potter, Justice League/Teen Titans era that felt nothing like today, due to the lack of social media.
Gen Z kid culture didn't begin until late 2006/2007 with Bieber, iPhone, Hannah Montana, Jonas Brothers, Obama, Twitter, Fred, Wii, Big Bang Theory, Facebook, Great Recession, Pluto stopped being a planet,etc.
So how am I Gen Z when Gen Z culture didn't begin until I was 11, by which point my childhood was pretty much over? My childhood did NOT have smartphones or social media (though my teenhood did).
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You're hardly even old enough to drink, bud.
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>>139573772
Dude all generational romanticizations are just arbitrary categories given to us born (1997) by marketters
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>>139577261
True but Gen Z culture didn't begin until late 2006, long after we became conscious
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We're not Gen Z, we are definitely the last of the Millennials though
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>>139577715
You can really tell the difference between us and older folks, I personally find Millenials condensing, obnoxious, Childish, some of my friends would describe them as "lame" or "wack" Millenials are going to be our baby boomers
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>>139577715
People aslo say Genz will be more conservative, I say nein. They're going to be more thick skinned and stoic.
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>>139573772
All this generational bullshit is just that -- bullshit.
I'm born in 93 but have more in common with Gen Z and can't fucking relate to "milennials" and their apex bluepilled idiocy. I could go to a local high school in my area and find some 15/16 year old kids who'd do Roman salutes without shame (they even upload selfies doing the salute for lulz), no way in hell that would've happened when I was in school.
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