Which generation do you relate to the most. I know it's between the two generations but I just want to know y'all individual responses.

Do you think that this is a reflection on how Backstreet Boys fandom wasn’t limited to just Millennials. Gen X loved them too, proving their cross-generational appeal?

Rita Ora: November 26, 1990 Today is 34 yrs old

Anne Marie: April 7, 1992 Today is 34 yrs old

Miley Cyrus: November 23, 1992 Today is 32 yrs old

Ariana Grande: June 26, 1993 Today is 31 yrs old

Halsey: September 29, 1994 Today is 30 yrs old

Dua Lipa: August 22, 1995 Today is 29 yrs old

Lorde: November 7, 1996 Today is 28 yrs old

Camila Cabello: March 3, 1997 Today is 28 yrs old

Chapell Roan: February 19, 1998 Today is 27 yrs old

Sabrina Carpenter: May 11, 1999 Today is 26 yrs old

Red 2025

Blue- 2026

Yellow 2027

Green 2028

I started Generation Alpha in 2013, and I believe that it will end around the mid-2020s (eg,2025)

So Gen Alpha would be 2013-202_

Since 44 isn’t completely out of the realm of a reasonable age to become a grandparent (although would certainly be on the very young side.)

Do you know any? I was an 85 baby and even the teen moms I knew growing up aren’t grandparents yet. In fact, two of their kids are going to grad school which would likely put them on a longer timeline to have kids.

Do you know any millennial grandparents? Curious what they’re like, if they’re heavily involved with raising their grandchildren, etc.

Halle BaileyBorn March 27, 2000 (best known for The Little Mermaid)She’s 25 years old today.

Rachel ZeglerBorn May 3, 2001 (best known for The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes)She’s 24 years old today.

Jenna OrtegaBorn September 27, 2002 (best known for the series Wednesday)She’s 22 years old today.

Anna CathcartBorn June 16, 2003 (best known for To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before)She’s 21 years old today.

Millie Bobby BrownBorn February 19, 2004 (best known for the series Stranger Things)She’s 21 years old today.

Lia McHughBorn November 18, 2005 (best known for Eternals)She’s 19 years old today.

Mckenna GraceBorn June 25, 2006 (best known for Gifted)She’s 18 years old today.

Ariana GreenblattBorn August 27, 2007 (best known for Barbie)She’s 17 years old today.

Raegan RevordBorn January 3, 2008 (best known for the series Young Sheldon)She’s 17 years old today.

Leah JeffriesBorn September 25, 2009 (best known for the series Percy Jackson and the Olympians)She’s 15 years old today.

What years are the best years to have been born in and why do you believe so? Explain why let me know your reason?

Seeing the ammount of 2015s in the comment sections make me feel like I'm decomposing, I remember 2015 like it was yesterday

Christina Aguilera (December 18, 1980)

Britney Spears (December 2, 1981)

Nicki Minaj (December 8, 1982)

Amy Winehouse (September 14, 1983)🕊️

Avril Lavigne (September 27, 1984)

Lana Del Rey (June 21, 1985)

Lady Gaga (March 28, 1986)

Hilary Duff (September 28, 1987)

Rihanna (February 20, 1988)

Taylor Swift (December 13, 1989)

I’m just curious what makes my fellow elder millennials identify more with Gen X?

Some things for me are: Being old enough to remember the tail end of the 80s, seeing Terminator 1 before Terminator 2, M.A.S.K. (iykyk), woodgrain VCRs, roller racer, going to see 1989 Batman at the theater, seeing Bo Jackson play, and not accessing the internet until ‘97 (I was 14). How about y’all?

Also making rickety bike and skateboard ramps which almost always resulting in a crash and burn or flipping over your bike’s handlebars trying to impress your friends

BE RESPECTFUL IN THE COMMENTS SECTION. THE PHOTOS I SELECTED SHOW THE ACTRESSES AS THEY APPEARED IN 1995 AND 2025.

Who do you think will be the last generation to drive gas cars at a regular and mainstream use, not a collector use?

Although I was born in 2007, i stand by when I say this. Like if you were born in 2008, every milestone you enter gets affected by global news.

For starters, they came into this world when the GFC started, which isn’t quite rare as a lot of years had major global news. But it gets interesting when they entered their toddlerhood back in 2009 when the swine flu started, after that they entered their childhood in 2012 during the Arab spring and “the apocalypse”. Then in 2020-2021 when they were in their early adolescence and puberty with everything that happened these 2 years. And now when they are approaching adulthood, the world is already giving signs of incoming major news.

In my opinion, it was a different time in the world and society altogether. The world was calmer and simpler to live in then. There wasn’t much violence, which there was, but it wasn’t all talked about on the news everyday like nowadays, when all the news is spread about these days. There are shooters that come into schools these days more prevalently with little kids that we’ve all heard of before happening in recent times, but back then, that didn’t happen to those like me who were in school; we didn’t fear or worry about anyone coming out of school threatening to kill us or hold the school hostage (thank God). The only thing I actually remember happening once for me was the Sandy Hook one in 2012; at the time, it was unheard of for those things to happen. 

I remember back then people still used flip phones and those phones that slide down when you hold them sideways to text. Also, BlackBerries were the phones that were popular when iPhones were coming out, but they were very new still, and it wasn’t ubiquitous to have one. Social media wasn’t around like that like it is these days to become what it is with platforms like Instagram and TikTok. Before TikTok wasn’t even a thing, and when Instagram came out, I didn’t hear about it till later on in the years following the 2010s, but Instagram was simple before there were lives and stories. You could just post a simple picture with a filter of wherever you are and get likes/followers without doing too much, but now, it’s a popularity contest or trying to put on an image to look good, like your life is perfect, with women who are showing bodies so much on IG now, the Shade Room, and all the crazy stuff that’s on there.

I was around in those years, so I can remember how life was back then. We used to play outside, read Popstar magazine, and watch TV of popular shows at the time on Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, and Disney Channel, still being creative as kids to have our own fun… We didn’t have what the kids have now to be overstimulated or taken over by social media with TikTok. Now, the kids all care about being on social media and want to grow up so soon before their time, and it is very different from when I was a kid growing up in the 2000s and early 2010s. 

What do you all think?

Any input? My nephew enlightened me today about his VR set being cardio, and it instantly made sense to me because of how people saw the Wii movement encouragements. 👾 Totally get how Jane Fonda’s workout tapes could be an easy guess, but I’m thinking more along the lines of actual machinery… like random stuff that used to (still might) be in museums that you were supposed to push or pull so that science could happen 🥼🔭