Is Gen-Z Tougher Than Millennials Were?

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Gen z has one bad day and they think they are depressed. Two bad days and it's chronic depression. They go see Wakanda Forever and walk out thinking they are a furry. They change identities like underwear. They walk in a metaphorical phone booth and create a new alter ego as they walk out. They have zero survival skills. Just narcissistic sociopaths.
 

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Idk what kinda young nikkas y'all around but I'm more times than not impressed by em

They rejected all that shyt they tried to tell us...they not soft or dummies it just ain't shyt out there for them

Scammers the new drug dealing and everybody can't do that

I will say these lil chicks ...man... 25 n under they be on some other shyt

We might go back to the dead beat/beat a bytch ass era if we keep playing lol ...man pull a 22 yr fukk around have a young nikkas texting you talkin bout drop yo lo lmao....these girls hard on these boys man

These new chicks use they emotions like weapons...and they all play with they nose
 
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Nah, Gen X was hella more grimey than Gen Z. Gen Z is bytchmade in comparison. Look at the crime rates from the 80’s and 90’s in most cities compared to now and get back to me. If you wasn’t alive and aware of the world by the late 80’s and early 90’s, you’ll never understand. :unimpressed:

You couldn’t even go into some shopping malls in the 80’s and early 90’s without a 50-75% chance of being robbed by a mob of wild teenagers (i.e. Albee Square Mall in Brooklyn). Early millennials from the hood who had the roughest childhoods like Robert Yummy Sandifer were also hella more savage than current Gen Z and Yummy was a commonality in every hood back in the early 90’s.

Gen Z are proud pranksters for God’s sake. :hhh:They go around trying to record themselves pranking people to go viral on social media. Gen X and older millennials would rather die than be labeled as pranksters.

Gen Z in the suburbs running around with no self awareness trying to act like they were born and raised in the trenches but are soft as baby shyt. Go around trying to start shyt but can’t fight, no hands, not clapping anybody if they do have guns and all posturing. :snoop:Nobody knows their lane anymore. These same Gen Z acting like they hard would’ve been skater kids a few years ago but they brainwashed by drill music. They’ll be cringing at this stage in their development a few years from now if they have two brain cells to rub together.

Yeah, youngins in the field in Chicago, Philly, Baltimore etc. getting it in... but youngins from the hood hood been getting busy every era. :aicmon: And gentrification has made it so places that were hood as fukk are now full of Whole Foods and Starbucks and low crime rates.
 

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Gen Z are a bunch a bytches that can't fight so they need a weapon to claim they tough FOH
 

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Nah, Gen X was hella more grimey than Gen Z. Gen Z is bytchmade in comparison. Look at the crime rates from the 80’s and 90’s in most cities compared to now and get back to me. If you wasn’t alive and aware of the world by the late 80’s and early 90’s, you’ll never understand. :unimpressed:

You couldn’t even go into some shopping malls in the 80’s and early 90’s without a 50-75% chance of being robbed by a mob of wild teenagers (i.e. Albee Square Mall in Brooklyn). Early millennials from the hood who had the roughest childhoods like Robert Yummy Sandifer were also hella more savage than current Gen Z and Yummy was a commonality in every hood back in the early 90’s.

Gen Z are proud pranksters for God’s sake. :hhh:They go around trying to record themselves pranking people to go viral on social media. Gen X and older millennials would rather die than be labeled as pranksters.

Gen Z in the suburbs running around with no self awareness trying to act like they were born and raised in the trenches but are soft as baby shyt. Go around trying to start shyt but can’t fight, no hands, not clapping anybody if they do have guns and all posturing. :snoop:Nobody knows their lane anymore. These same Gen Z acting like they hard would’ve been skater kids a few years ago but they brainwashed by drill music. They’ll be cringing at this stage in their development a few years from now if they have two brain cells to rub together.

Yeah, youngins in the field in Chicago, Philly, Baltimore etc. getting it in... but youngins from the hood hood been getting busy every era. :aicmon: And gentrification has made it so places that were hood as fukk are now full of Whole Foods and Starbucks and low crime rates.
I’ll be glad when they can no longer “get busy”. ”Getting busy” is so useless for everyone.
 

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Idk what kinda young nikkas y'all around but I'm more times than not impressed by em

They rejected all that shyt they tried to tell us...they not soft or dummies it just ain't shyt out there for them

Scammers the new drug dealing and everybody can't do that

I will say these lil chicks ...man... 25 n under they be on some other shyt

We might go back to the dead beat/beat a bytch ass era if we keep playing lol ...man pull a 22 yr fukk around have a young nikkas texting you talkin bout drop yo lo lmao....these girls hard on these boys man

These new chicks use they emotions like weapons...and they all play with they nose
Everyone talks about the young boys …but those chicks are something different.

some of these chicks are basically nikkas with estrogen. That shyt ain’t pretty at all .

I tell the young boys all the time that I feel bad for em because they about to catch some hell .
 

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So tough to you is someone who can’t emotionally regulate so they injure others…what a thing to admire :wow:
yeah tougher was the wrong word to use...what I meant was Gen-Z seems more "bout that life" than Millenials were

Gen-Z has no chill :wow:
 

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We should Break the millenial generation into two groups.

The millenials born in the 1980s( 1981-1989) and those born in the 1990s. (1990-1996)

I think 90s born millenials are Closer to early Gen z( basically anyone born between 1997 and 2005)while 1980s millenials are closer to late Gen Xers (people born in the mid to late 1970s, so from 1974 to 1980)
This is where the micro- gets come in. The xennials ( younger x ) and zillenials (older gen z).
 

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'Cyberbullying' became a thing when millenials were in school.
It obviously was “a thing”, Millennials created cyberbullying. It wasn’t a problem though. Not until Gen Z. And it’s not just cyberbullying. It can be at school, at home, at McDonald’s. Wherever for these people. It’s people not liking them that is the problem they can’t deal with. It’s why they are so thirsty for likes and attention to their own detriment. They just self identify in victimhood.
 
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Tougher?

More like a combination of deranged and HOH

Drill music got nikkas putting broads on ice

Then you got the Elliot Roger with no mouthpiece using the hammer as a cop out

Compared to millennials, Gen Z has a growing incel problem.

Gen X and the generation before that were far more mentally stoic. Think of it? They dealt with hardships that costed their life. Pre social-media
Elliot Rodger was a millennial. :mjlol:
 
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