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<h2>The battle between Millennials and Baby Boomers has been happening for awhile--but now is there a war between Millennials and Gen Z?</h2><p>Gen Z created the &quot;Ok, boomer&quot; meme that has gone viral in many different ways. Gen Z has made it clear that while they&#39;re appreciative for the work millennials are doing to create change (AOC), but they&#39;re also incredibly fed up (Greta Thunberg).</p><p>Of course, a big part of getting older is reminding the younger generations that you used to have to walk up three hills in the snow &quot;just to get to school.&quot; Millennials like to romanticize the days when you had to dial up to use to the internet, but Baby Boomers didn&#39;t even live in a world with the internet. The technolgy boom has changed the way we communicate and the way we live, and Gen Z is definitely along for the ride.</p><p>So, when a recent <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/dxc53h/kids_and_teenagers_of_reddit_what_are_some_ways/">reddit user asked</a> the younger generation, &quot;what are some ways that millennials are already out of touch?&quot; youths were prepared to roast millennials. (Warning: a massive amount of these complaints were about millennials not understanding how to make and share memes. Apparently Gen Z&#39;s biggest platform is memes.)</p><div className="ad-splitter"></div><p> </p><p> </p><h2>1. Ouch, &quot;TheRealTrumanShow.&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>The fact that millennials refers to ages 23 to 38 and not just everyone young.</p> </blockquote><h2>2. Yes butt scooters! &quot;SirNewhallian.&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>How different they think we are from them. I was born in 2000, and like seriously, I know what a VHS is!!! All of my favorite movies as a kid was on a damn VHS. Yes we had those stupid old projectors they would write on with marker in school, we had those butt scooters in gym, we lived very similar lives as the 90&#39;s kids, it&#39;s hilarious to hear them talk! We all had flip phones and rubber poppers and all the same toys XD But I still love all you millennials!!</p> </blockquote><h2>3. Interesting point, &quot;Ihaveaname314.&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>The fact that they&#39;re already making fun of the younger generation. I&#39;m sure I&#39;ll end up like that someday with whatever generation is below me, because that&#39;s how it&#39;s always been. But the fact that there is a younger generation and they choose to make fun of it, shows that they are no longer the young pure generation.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><h2>4. &quot;Backing in my day BS,&quot; &quot;mimimomo99.&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>They are already on that &quot;back in my day&quot; bs where they romanticize older tv shows and talk shit about the &quot;kids these days&quot;, they truly don&#39;t see the irony and often bully younger kids for liking popular video games and contemporary singers when they&#39;ve technically had the worst generational scandals</p> </blockquote><h2>5. This is inspiring, &quot;HoodedHimalayan.&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>Bullying in schools. I don&#39;t know how accurate those 90&#39;s high school movies were, but they are very different that my school experience. I was born in 2004, and I&#39;m in grade 10. So far, I&#39;ve attended 4 different school, and none of them had any real bullying going on. Of course there was teasing and mean kids in younger grades, but that pretty much all stopped in grade 4. Even in high school, I&#39;ve never seen anyone get bullied. The most violent act in my Canadian high school that I&#39;ve seen so far was this mob of grade 12s that went and yelled at this kid for stealing a grade 9s shoes. That&#39;s it.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><h2>5. This is depressing, &quot;supermuncher60.&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>I mean this could be just my opinion, but I think millenials are still trying to make change happen. Im gen z and kind of have just accepted how shitty everything is and how broken systems are. Everything is kind of a whatever and just go with it. I mean I would like to f Reform the US healthcare system but is it actually very going to happen, no). Most of the kids I go to school with have just accepted school shootings and shit and just don&#39;t really care about when they happen now. Its just like well if I die being shot at school, whatever I guess. (I don&#39;t know this is just my 2 cents)</p> </blockquote><h2>6. Ha! &quot;&#39;90&#39;s Boomers!&quot; &quot;epicjorts2095.&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>Man they already act so stuck up like boomers. &#39;Anyone born after 199X is stupid&#39; and stuff like that. I once saw a 90s kid in YouTube comments unironically complain about how kids nowadays won&#39;t understand the &#39;pain&#39; of rolling up a car window with a handle instead of a button. Seriously. I call them 90s boomers.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><h2>7. Fair, &quot;bumblehoneyb.&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>I think millenials talk shit but don&#39;t try to make change. I think they&#39;re also forgetting what they supposedly went through because of &quot;boomers&quot;. I&#39;m really smack dab in the middle of millenial and gen z. When I told my friends they&#39;re probably also gen z, they cringed and whined about being like the &quot;tick tock generation&quot; but they loved vine so what&#39;s the actual difference here?</p> </blockquote><h2>8. Going outside is important, &quot;mxrokii.&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>Saying that they&#39;re music is better than ours. I mean our music isn&#39;t the greatest but I&#39;d much rather listen to Blueface than the Black-Eyed Peas. We have good songs, and you have good songs. Saying our music is bad doesn&#39;t make your&#39;s any better. Another thing is that we don&#39;t go outside. That&#39;s a lie. My friends and I go to the park everyday after school where a bunch of other kids go as well. Millenials, Gen X, and Boomers are complaining about how back in their day everything was better. It wasn&#39;t. It&#39;s not your day anymore. You might have to accept that the 5 year old in the store has an iPad to play games. Times have changed. Stop complaining. You&#39;re embarrassing yourself</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><h2>9. You can&#39;t fake meme culture, &quot;AmISteve.&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>Using &quot;funny&quot; memes with the specific intent to look cool with the younger generation. If you just like memes then that&#39;s something different, but if you&#39;re specifically doing it to look cool to young people then it&#39;s sort of equivalent to Grandma mailing you Minion memes and saying &quot;I thought you would find this funny dear. I don&#39;t really understand it but I know you younger folk like this stuff.&quot;</p> </blockquote><h2>10. Facebook definitely isn&#39;t the news, &quot;jdr350z.&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>The fact that millennials (mostly older ones) believe everything they see on social media and Facebook is usually their news source.</p> </blockquote><h2>11. HARSH, &quot;Quarterhour420.&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>Millennials can be called old now</p> </blockquote><h2>12. Don&#39;t steal the thunder, &quot;Teetothejay13.&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>Some of them claim credit for creating the phrase &quot;ok boomer.&quot; Millenials had nothing to do with that. Us gen z coined that phrase. You can use it, but don&#39;t claim that you created it.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><h2>13. Sad! &quot;canadianhgirl.&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>They spoke so much about not wanting to be hated on my older generations and are really out here hating on all of gen z.</p> </blockquote><h2>14. Yikes, &quot;Melissaahb.&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>We don&#39;t care what you did when you were our age. Like, at all. Things change, get over it.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div>

14 Gen Zoomers are sharing why they think Millennials are already out of touch.

The battle between Millennials and Baby Boomers has been happening for awhile--but now is there a war between Millennials and Gen Z?Gen Z created the &quot;Ok, boomer&quot; meme that has gone viral in many different ways. Gen Z has made it clear that while they&#39;re appreciative for the work millennials are doing to create change (AOC), but they&#39;re also incredibly fed up (Greta Thunberg).Of course, a big part of getting older is reminding the younger generations that you used to have to walk up three hills in the snow &quot;just to get to school.&quot; Millennials like to romanticize the days when you had to dial up to use to the internet, but Baby Boomers didn&#39;t even live in a world with the internet. The technolgy boom has changed the way we communicate and the way we live, and Gen Z is definitely along for the ride.So, when a recent reddit user asked the younger generation, &quot;what are some ways that millennials are already out of touch?&quot; youths were prepared to roast millennials. (Warning: a massive amount of these complaints were about millennials not understanding how to make and share memes. Apparently Gen Z&#39;s biggest platform is memes.)  1. Ouch, &quot;TheRealTrumanShow.&quot; The fact that millennials refers to ages 23 to 38 and not just everyone young. 2. Yes butt scooters! &quot;SirNewhallian.&quot; How different they think we are from them. I was born in 2000, and like seriously, I know what a VHS is!!! All of my favorite movies as a kid was on a damn VHS. Yes we had those stupid old projectors they would write on with marker in school, we had those butt scooters in gym, we lived very similar lives as the 90&#39;s kids, it&#39;s hilarious to hear them talk! We all had flip phones and rubber poppers and all the same toys XD But I still love all you millennials!! 3. Interesting point, &quot;Ihaveaname314.&quot; The fact that they&#39;re already making fun of the younger generation. I&#39;m sure I&#39;ll end up like that someday with whatever generation is below me, because that&#39;s how it&#39;s always been. But the fact that there is a younger generation and they choose to make fun of it, shows that they are no longer the young pure generation. 4. &quot;Backing in my day BS,&quot; &quot;mimimomo99.&quot; They are already on that &quot;back in my day&quot; bs where they romanticize older tv shows and talk shit about the &quot;kids these days&quot;, they truly don&#39;t see the irony and often bully younger kids for liking popular video games and contemporary singers when they&#39;ve technically had the worst generational scandals 5. This is inspiring, &quot;HoodedHimalayan.&quot; Bullying in schools. I don&#39;t know how accurate those 90&#39;s high school movies were, but they are very different that my school experience. I was born in 2004, and I&#39;m in grade 10. So far, I&#39;ve attended 4 different school, and none of them had any real bullying going on. Of course there was teasing and mean kids in younger grades, but that pretty much all stopped in grade 4. Even in high school, I&#39;ve never seen anyone get bullied. The most violent act in my Canadian high school that I&#39;ve seen so far was this mob of grade 12s that went and yelled at this kid for stealing a grade 9s shoes. That&#39;s it. 5. This is depressing, &quot;supermuncher60.&quot; I mean this could be just my opinion, but I think millenials are still trying to make change happen. Im gen z and kind of have just accepted how shitty everything is and how broken systems are. Everything is kind of a whatever and just go with it. I mean I would like to f Reform the US healthcare system but is it actually very going to happen, no). Most of the kids I go to school with have just accepted school shootings and shit and just don&#39;t really care about when they happen now. Its just like well if I die being shot at school, whatever I guess. (I don&#39;t know this is just my 2 cents) 6. Ha! &quot;&#39;90&#39;s Boomers!&quot; &quot;epicjorts2095.&quot; Man they already act so stuck up like boomers. &#39;Anyone born after 199X is stupid&#39; and stuff like that. I once saw a 90s kid in YouTube comments unironically complain about how kids nowadays won&#39;t understand the &#39;pain&#39; of rolling up a car window with a handle instead of a button. Seriously. I call them 90s boomers. 7. Fair, &quot;bumblehoneyb.&quot; I think millenials talk shit but don&#39;t try to make change. I think they&#39;re also forgetting what they supposedly went through because of &quot;boomers&quot;. I&#39;m really smack dab in the middle of millenial and gen z. When I told my friends they&#39;re probably also gen z, they cringed and whined about being like the &quot;tick tock generation&quot; but they loved vine so what&#39;s the actual difference here? 8. Going outside is important, &quot;mxrokii.&quot; Saying that they&#39;re music is better than ours. I mean our music isn&#39;t the greatest but I&#39;d much rather listen to Blueface than the Black-Eyed Peas. We have good songs, and you have good songs. Saying our music is bad doesn&#39;t make your&#39;s any better. Another thing is that we don&#39;t go outside. That&#39;s a lie. My friends and I go to the park everyday after school where a bunch of other kids go as well. Millenials, Gen X, and Boomers are complaining about how back in their day everything was better. It wasn&#39;t. It&#39;s not your day anymore. You might have to accept that the 5 year old in the store has an iPad to play games. Times have changed. Stop complaining. You&#39;re embarrassing yourself 9. You can&#39;t fake meme culture, &quot;AmISteve.&quot; Using &quot;funny&quot; memes with the specific intent to look cool with the younger generation. If you just like memes then that&#39;s something different, but if you&#39;re specifically doing it to look cool to young people then it&#39;s sort of equivalent to Grandma mailing you Minion memes and saying &quot;I thought you would find this funny dear. I don&#39;t really understand it but I know you younger folk like this stuff.&quot; 10. Facebook definitely isn&#39;t the news, &quot;jdr350z.&quot; The fact that millennials (mostly older ones) believe everything they see on social media and Facebook is usually their news source. 11. HARSH, &quot;Quarterhour420.&quot; Millennials can be called old now 12. Don&#39;t steal the thunder, &quot;Teetothejay13.&quot; Some of them claim credit for creating the phrase &quot;ok boomer.&quot; Millenials had nothing to do with that. Us gen z coined that phrase. You can use it, but don&#39;t claim that you created it. 13. Sad! &quot;canadianhgirl.&quot; They spoke so much about not wanting to be hated on my older generations and are really out here hating on all of gen z. 14. Yikes, &quot;Melissaahb.&quot; We don&#39;t care what you did when you were our age. Like, at all. Things change, get over it. 

The battle between Millennials and Baby Boomers has been happening for awhile--but now is there a war between Millennials and Gen Z?  Gen Z created the &quot;Ok, boomer&quot; meme that has gone viral in many different ways. Gen Z has made...