MEEKER | During the past weeks younger generations such as the Gen Zs (born between 1995 and 2015) and some Millennials (1980-1994) started using the phrase “OK, Boomer.” It started trending on social media and soon it wasn’t just the younger generations using the term.
People seem to have mixed emotions about it though, while some don’t really even know the meaning behind it, some thought it was offensive. The phrase has lots of different…
Great take on O.K. Boomer, which is my generation. I’m tired of brittle old fool Boomers bagging on kids, the free press, denying global warming….blah, blah, blah. We were the richest, most entitled generation ever and the whine I hear from some of my “raised in a tub of butter” boomerr pals makes me want to roll my eyes with the kids and shout: “Stay in your lane, Boomer”, over and over