Yeah and if you notice , majority of the time 95 and 96 (mostly 96) always gets switched around , one of the reason I be so puzzled when it comes to which one I am officially 
Do ya agree with the official Millennial birth year range (1981-1996)
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ill_will82
What you see, is what you get
Yeah you really could slice up the Millennial gap because from my reading from many different websites you got 15 yr gaps between generations, 20 yr gap (boomers), then 12 year gaps. Ridiculous. Imo, generations should be anywhere between a 10-12 period.
JerseyBoy23
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Those titles to me are really just for demographic purposes honestly. On a personal note I consider people born 5 years before and 5 years after to be in my generation because usually, you can find something to relate with them about.
On the other hand if you ask people born in 81, 86, 91, or 96 what their reaction to 9/11 was, they'd all give you a different answer about the day.
On the other hand if you ask people born in 81, 86, 91, or 96 what their reaction to 9/11 was, they'd all give you a different answer about the day.
All I know is that I'm 95, I don't relate to these young skinny ass nikkas but I didn't experience shyt that people a decade or so older went thru
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But after 97 I think it's a whole different generation
.But after 97 I think it's a whole different generation
Obama made a lot people forget the reality of America.
I noticed most mid 90s babies share that same issue .. I remember growing up listening to Dipset , Dblock , State Property and G Unit my whole childhood being exicted for when I get older so I can fully embrace the wave how I wanted to , but by time I became a teenager , suburban/soft nikkas (Drake,Ye etc) became the face of hip hop
All I know is that I'm 95, I don't relate to these young skinny ass nikkas but I didn't experience shyt that people a decade or so older went thru
But after 97 I think it's a whole different generation
all I know is that some of the new generation of kids like 15-16 or younger are dumb as hell 
them kids can't write for shyt and don't know anything outside of this decade. my girl has a nephew that's 13 and dude makes straight A's and can't spell for shyt and won't open a book to save his life. When he spent the summer with her I was talking about some shoes of mine that dry rotted and he looked at me like 
what's a dry rot? And he had to write an essay over the summer and he was using text message jargon. She balled that shyt up and was like you're not texting a teacher, read a book and take notes and he had the nerve to say it has too many words and takes too long to get to the point, nobody reads books anymore.
them kids can't write for shyt and don't know anything outside of this decade. my girl has a nephew that's 13 and dude makes straight A's and can't spell for shyt and won't open a book to save his life. When he spent the summer with her I was talking about some shoes of mine that dry rotted and he looked at me like what's a dry rot? And he had to write an essay over the summer and he was using text message jargon. She balled that shyt up and was like you're not texting a teacher, read a book and take notes and he had the nerve to say it has too many words and takes too long to get to the point, nobody reads books anymore.
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Born in 82 and i disagree with being in the millennial class. They really gotta separate that shyt based on who grew up with the internet and who didnt. You cant have people in the same generation when one grew up getting their information from encyclopedias, if that shyt wasnt in the encyclopedia, you just couldnt get that info, and folks who could just look shyt up on the internet.
These folks dont know about using a card catalog to find a book, and if you wanted a book but couldnt check it out because you already had something else you would just move it to a different space and then nobody could find that shyt but you.
They dont know about having to use a map to figure out where you were going, or if you were going to someones house they had to give you detailed information on how to get there or you would never find it. And once you were out you couldnt just call them and get updates because not many people had car phones, your ass was in the wild.
A dictionary and thesaurus, do kids even have those anymore?
The internet just changed life so drastically that you cant lump people pre and post internet together in the same generation.
These folks dont know about using a card catalog to find a book, and if you wanted a book but couldnt check it out because you already had something else you would just move it to a different space and then nobody could find that shyt but you.
They dont know about having to use a map to figure out where you were going, or if you were going to someones house they had to give you detailed information on how to get there or you would never find it. And once you were out you couldnt just call them and get updates because not many people had car phones, your ass was in the wild.
A dictionary and thesaurus, do kids even have those anymore?
The internet just changed life so drastically that you cant lump people pre and post internet together in the same generation.
Goat poster
KANG LIFE
I’m born 81 too,
We are actually the TRUE millennials, the name comes from classifying kids that enter the “adault” world at the beginning of the millennium and that’s what people born in 81 are. They were 18/19 in 2000 and just recently getting out of high school.
The term millennial has been used to just mean “young” the last decade, which is why so many generation Z kids are misclassified as millennials.
Cheese McNair
Bought it this morning, drive it like I stole it
People really hate being called a millennial. Everyone wants to be GenX.
“I got Indian in me” ass MFs
A lot of true GenXers don’t view the kids born in the 80s as fellow GenXers.
I was born in 90
old people can hate all they want.
“I got Indian in me” ass MFs
A lot of true GenXers don’t view the kids born in the 80s as fellow GenXers.
I was born in 90
old people can hate all they want.