Hmmm... Stupid. (Three years down the line, it ain't stupid, but that's doin' a bad thing to others, and then expecting them to do a good thing to you back. A bit foolish, must say...)
@@furchad3574 I mean, if you're raised by your parents shitting on and mocking everything you do, is it really your fault? Arguments can be made either way and it's always a thing of case by case basis so don't bother arguing please.
@[TSA]canal mais variado/ most random channel Actually, I've seen A LOT of bad parents that give smartphones to their children or babys at the restaurant
True though.. Look at this wise elder: Https://ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9fvETktnaRw.html people who were 80 or above suffered so much,yet made sure a happy independent life for their future generations.. But bommers(i mean era) in other hand corrupt themselves,got highs & dumb lows,complaining everything cause they can't accept themselves .. Being ungrateful,so they let out what they would feel,if they had happy or right path for life,with ego & defense mechanism kicks in to spread this.. One thing sure is,they're not made life betterment for future generations,like their predecessors did,but made sure they stay afloat,just pure greediness in hand Hope we will clear it,fight back & bringing the old glory to ourselves,learn from past,others mistakes goods,to make better future.. Its about motivation & one's will to do so Hope all will be well 😃🌟✨🌏🏠🙌 13.03.2023 03:02 am ist
These comics be like: "father, my new tablet isn't working, and I have the mental capacity of someone from a mobile game ad" "It's called a book" "Honey, did you murder 17 children, because there are 17 dead children in our basement?" "I hate my wife"
Boomers: "Our lives were so hard, you kids have it so easy" Parents of Boomers who grew up in the great depression and were forced to fight in WW2: "... "
My great uncle served 2 tours in Vietnam. Each generation is split in 2 between the weak, pathetic, whiny fucks and the ones that keep the country moving.
@@0bashie No, I just don't like it when people like Fester who haven't done shit spout of some shit their boomer grandpa said when they themselves have done fuck all
I can't help but imagine that a time traveller actually went back and asked Lincoln to say "You can't believe everything you read on the internet" just for an extra layer of Irony. If only time travel were real.
I remember one time I was mad at my mom for taking away my iPad for literally no reason, so I took her phone, and turned down the brightness She was *mad*
Never really that. I once deleted Candy Crush on my mom’s phone so I could install a new game. (I was pretty young) *boy I thought she was gonna murder me, cremate my body and throw my ashes in the ocean.*
Well I hope that the alphas look fondly back at their fortnite and 3am videos. jk, I feel kinda bad that they don't have shit to feel nostalgic for. We have minecraft and all that, but they won't know whats it like to hear one minecraft disc and start crying :(
I will but only to make fun of old people. "Back in my day we didn't have VR pods, we would run out in front of traffic or yell at morons that thought they could run in front of trafic. The point is half of my generation was stupid and the other half hated everything. So remember kids don't listen to old people."
The fact that most boomer's parents, unlike their children, don't complain about the newer generations culture shows how well they adapt, and how much tolerance people in the 1800s had
That's very accurate, I work in a phone store and my customers which were born pre 1944 (surprisingly we still have some) are farrrrrrrr more respectful, smart and actually adapt compared to people born 1945-1963 aka boomers, its such a clear difference
@@liamcastillo2902 Considering I'm just a manager of a fast food place, and nowadays that also entails fixing broken computers while I'm still in the middle of calming down angry old ladies that barely understand how they work, I'm gonna have to politely disagree. Edit: talking about boomers, not their war vet parents that they try to steal credit from.
I've noticed the trend of "old generation criticizes newer genreation", I've promised myself that I would never complain about things the younger kids have, and even give it a chance. If I don't like something, that's on me, not them. I'm 33 and I am not a slave to my childhood.
While yes, phone addiction isn't good for you, boomers forget how much packs of cigarettes and alcohol take every day, like if that wasn't an addiction
@@Orange_Swirl no, zoomer humor (the humor of Gen Z) is the absurdist/dadaist style of humor whereas millennial humor is the one that goes for the nihilistic, self deprecating approach.
@@pepearown4968 well yeah, but in general millenials are known for being depressed and most of gen z just laughs at random shit (source: I and my friends are all gen z and we all laugh at random shit)
Begone Aussie Sometimes it’s taking to far, I have severe mental trauma from beatings as a child and have anxiety so- some beatings are needed, but talking to your children is probably better.
@@gremlinsounds7962 if your child didn't want to listen to you the only thing to do is spank the child. It would be child abuse if you spank your child too hard. Beating your child is normal but beating him/her for every SIMPLE mistake that they do, would be child wbuse
My grandmother told me about a time she survived a car crash without a seatbelt. The car was too small for her to fit out of the Front window, and she has a custom seatbelt on her car.
@@zadock6370 It is. There's historical evidence of old people doing that for centuries. I think I remember some famous philosopher following the trend of hating younger generations as well.
My generation's humor is so deeply rooted in dadaism and absurdism that I'm convinced that one day, jokes are gonna start making sense, and I'll be sitting here thinking, "I don't get it."
Drilis well said. I’m loving the way humor has gone for us, it’s just the kind of humor that’s so ridiculous that it jumps the shark trying to parody itself Weird to think of what it’ll be like in the future
So glad my grandparents aren't the stereotypical boomers. My grandpa used to show his clients the tens of thousands of people online playing Starcraft back when it was popular to show them how powerful the internet could end up becoming. Well, here we are, two decades later, and the internet is an integral part of most of our lives.
I'm sad my 88 year old grandfather doesn't want to learn anything about technology and just watches TV and gets mad at automated answering services all day.
Violent games actually make people way more calm and peacefull And i played doom can confirm that after that satisfying violence i'm calm for rest of my day
@@carlosgarciaruiz1102 except tjat we have a higher chance of NOT doing it, heck we might even be going WITH the ndw generations. There are grown as Men playing against kids in esports mah dude.
@John Taylor How did you even make an account? Most of the worlds boomers don't know how to operate a computer without sending half of their life savings to a "Nigerian prince". You grandchild must've made one for you, if not, congratulations. You learned to make and save an account. Now learn to solve the problems your generation created.
someday, memes are gonna be seen as cringe, someday anime girls are gonna be seen as weird and culturally old, someday gaming youtubers are gonna be ancient history, teachers will be forcing students of the future to write down essays about things like Pewdiepie or Shrek or even Pokémon because at that point they will be seen as old classics and how their modern film and entertainment industry is gonna be seen as more worse then what we have made, someday anime won't be as popular anymore and maybe someday.... people might stop wanting to play Minecraft, their might be a new game that will replace it in the future and Minecraft will inevitably reach its final update.... this all sucks but I accept it, I know todays pop culture won't last forever and eventually my generation will become middle aged adults who have jobs and families and our children will be interested in new things that we will see as bad, but that's okay, its all okay, it doesn't matter, boomers are allowed to like the things they like because they grew up with that and this goes for every generation. When I'm older, the things that are cool today won't be so popular anymore and I've accepted that, I will enjoy our anime, Minecraft, meme economy and even the absolute nonsense that is 2020 and 2021 because everything we have experienced will define what our generation are, the younger generation will despise us, yes, they will see us as cringey, of course, but I would rather live the rest of my senior life happy, rather then complaining about why everything sucks now, all that matters to me more is that the younger generations get to make their own happy memories, they celebrate what they like, whatever happens down the line, we should do it with a smile on our face and we should say, "Hey we had fun, it was great how it lasted" because nothing lasts forever, just thinking that someday, we are all gonna have a last time playing Minecraft or watching the last Airbender or even reading your last manga comic, everything all has an end, it just depends how we spent it, do you want to spend the rest of your days hating life, or are you gonna end it with a bang.... it really is all up to you, but no matter what, you were here, we were all here, youtube was here, vine was here, filthy frank was here, anime was here, everything was here and not even the future can change the past.
I almost cried with this just knowing that i will probably see everything i love slowly disappearing and being replaced is sad and just proofs how small and insignificant we are
Because they value the sanctity of marriage. When you say your vows you pledging to live your life with somone till they die. Of course millennials wouldn't know this because alll they think marriage a big party about them and when they get bored of the person they can just restart.
@@goatskin4487 the post say that "why did you get married in the first place" not "if you hate your wife then just get a divorce" beside plenty of parents,from 50 to 60 is divorced,meaning they dont even take the "Until death do us part"
I think in their day marriage wasn't seen as a sign of love per se more an accomplishment and a way to keep the old and dead American dream alive, much like in Japan where you should only be allowed to marry a man or women even when you're gay, you can have gay relations but marriage with the opposite gender is what the country favors no matter séxual attractions that individual may have, America use to have been like Japan in many ways.
"I survived X and Y" "When I was kid, we had toy guns and could ride our bikes without a helmet." Yeah, and who helped take all that away from younger generations?
@@willvermillion1025 I'm a tad confused here. I referring to getting rid of the cool toys and touch of recklessness I got to enjoy as a kid (90s & early 2000s.) just before everything needed bubble wrap.
Once asked to use somebody's phone as mine was dead. This old prick left for a bit, came back and handed me a rotary phone. He loudly laughed at me. I asked if this was the phone they regularly used, he said no but it's about damn time I learned something. I just met this dude 5 minutes ago. I dialed the number flawlessly, but it didn't even work. He never stopped going off though until I left, wouldn't let me use another phone. Wouldn't let his wife help. I went and found somebody else with a working phone. Old people are hateful creatures who just enjoy causing suffering for the hell of it. They don't actually care about morals and living the right way.
I had a reverse Boomer moment with my mom a while ago. She's half-watching something on Amazon and watching something else on her phone, the latter of which is loud af, and I'm sitting at the computer desk trying to ask her a question. She gives me a face and motions that she can't hear me. I say, "Can you turn that off for a second?" 'Why?' "I'M TRYING TO TALK TO YOU. Turn it off, please". I didn't actually shout at her, the all caps was me representing my annoyed tone XD
With social security, at least it's justified because they've already worked for it. You're probably already putting into it yourself. What sucks, though, is by the time millenials make it to 65(assuming a global catastrophe hasn't taken us out yet), the country might not be in an economic position where one could simply retire and live off of it until they die.
Me 40 years from now: OH THESE KIDS, BACK IN MY DAY I HAD TO TOUCH MY PHONE TO GET IT TO DO THINGS, NOW KIDS JUST HAVE TO THINK A THOUGHT AND ITS DONE, LAZY! ENTITLED!! BRATS!!!
Me in the future: Ugh, kids these days, back in my days we used to move and excersice like real people using the VR, not these devilish mind transponders and brain chips, the youth is trully going to yeet itself
The comic at 3:04 is just stupid honestly You can see the child has water, an epi pen, an allergy alert, sunscreen and nut and gluten free food. They're basically saying "HOW DARE YOU NEED WATER TO SURVIVE?! HOW DARE YOU BE ALLERGIC TO NUTS AND GLUTEN?! HOW DARE YOU NOT GET A SUNBURN?! BACK IN MY DAY WE DIED LIKE REAL MEN!"
If you see yhe types of posts you are making fun of... report them, it is everyone's right to have access to healthcare in anywhere in the world and boomers saying that means that they don't care about other peoples rights, only their own.
This is why I appreciate my grandma she takes the time to learn what we are talking about and knowing how it use current technology yes she may not be good at everything but at least she takes the time to try
Fun fact: 5:29 comic had one of the most wholesome endungs, idk if the ending was from original or edited, but the comic continued with the father admitting he never gave his son Attention and he is only reading cause his phone and both agree to play board and video games in a game night
Baby Boomers should have been introduced to Behind The Meme *Edit:* Over 1k likes, I see that people really wants Baby Boomers to be introduce to Behind The Meme
I have a 59 year old grandma, and honestly she's nothing like this. She knows the internet well, uses new phones, and is honestly well informed. Bless her heart, she is so sweet, but sadly she right now is very scared of Covid 19 right now, and won't go anywhere. Let's all hope and take the vaccine so life will go back to normal and so I can see her again!
imagine our grandchildren just come up to see us and they're like: "Omg Grandpa those graphics are so bad" and we'll be like: "What are you talking about? These graphics are amazing! They're so realistic!" and our grandchildren will say: "Grandpa, this console hasn't been new in 50 years." and we'll just cry for an hour and then start playing our old games again
i like how boomers making jokes are just like "let's make fun of the new generation for being sensitive and having technology ahaha" and millenial/gen z humor is just "enslaved moisture"
@@parkchimmin7913 "enslaved moisture"; liquid, typically of the water variety, that has been "enslaved" (placed in a plastic prison) for human enjoyment/digestion. theorized to cause death, as all people who have died, ever, have been in contact with it at some point.
Boomer humour: i hate my wife Millenial humour: i hate my life Gen z humour: if i dont reach that fire hydrant before that truck does im gay Note to boomers: not everyrhing of facebook is real ye anti brainers
@@tadicahya6439 is 50 years i'll be a edgy 70 y/o gramp with a lot of android waifus, that's my dream and i will fulfill it! ... Aghhh i don't wanna become an old fart...
oh, wait, nevermind. rick astley was in bible 2, bible 3 is the one where solomon got thrown into a lazareth pit and resurrected into the antichrist version of michael jackson.
mint's trenchcoat Dude...what are you talking about? There is no Bible 3. Unless you’re talking about Bible Armageddon. In which case, you’re a dumb casual who doesn’t know anything. Real fans know that the only good Bibles were 1 and 2. Nothing else matters.
Boomer Starter Pack: - Phone bad - Millenial bad - Good economy - Wife also bad - Liberal bad - Minion meme funny - “Back In my day” - Lead poisoning - Polio - Internet bad - Millenial lazy [UPDATE] based on reply’s (sorry if I couldn’t get all of them) - Mexicans bad - Vaccines Bad - Video Game Bad - Facebook - Muslim Bad - Book Good - Black Community Bad
They repeat "back in my day it was harder" since they heard that from older folks in their time. The main difference is the ones in their time experienced the great depression, both world wars, the Red Terror if they were Russian, etc. They however, experienced none of that and instead experienced the opposite of struggle and misery. Once I saw a "Veteran of the Cold War" hat and thought "This is the same people who whine about participation trophies."
imagine •being born with technology •having good health care •being able to afford food every night •loving your family boomers: *discostang* edit: bruh i live in germany sorry y'all americans got fucked health care
@@KraylebStudios nothing is free. They just tax you more. I mean if you work and just sign your check over to me every week I will take care of you as well.
Boomers: Millennials are always on the phone! Millennials: Zoomers are so weird! Zoomers: Little kids play Fortnite! Little kids: The baby receives more attention than me! The baby: _intense crying_
In 20 years... Millenials: Zoomers are always in their headsets! Zoomers: Former little kids are so weird! Former Little kids: Little kids play [POPULAR VR GAME]! Little kids: The baby receives more attention than me! The baby: *intense crying*
they used a text in my exam where a kid asked "how do i turn this on" when talking about a football ball. i want to end myself now,im in extreme pain and agony
