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(music fades)
- As far as recent trends,
whatever your favorite trend has been.
- The musically, how they like bringing musically back
with the Doja Cat song.
(harmonizing Need to Know by Doja Cat)
(all laughing)
(energetic upbeat music)
- We brought together 7 Gen Z.
- I'm Gen Z.
- One is a millennial.
If the group discovers who the liar is,
they'll split a cash prize.
If the liar survives, they win the entire prize.
Who is the odd one out?
- [Aala] Bro, my heart's beating so fast!
- [Jason] I know.
- [Alyssa] Okay, favorite movies growing up?
childhood movies?
- King Kong.
- Charlie and the chocolate factory.
- Uh, Easy-A was one of my favorites.
- Mine was Hairspray.
- High School Musical. Sorry.
Anyway, keep going.
- High School Musical or Camp Rock?
- [Alyssa] Camp Rock.
Any, any disney series.
- She seems older and more mature than
the rest of us.
She's also asking a lot of questions off the bat.
So I was like, hmm, something's going on there too?
- [Trace] We should say how old we are.
- I'm 19.
- I'm 21.
- I'm 22.
- I'm 19.
- I'm 24.
- I'm 23.
- I'm 22.
- Wait, am I the youngest one here?
- [Everyone] Yeah.
- Is everybody on TikTok right now?
Okay, as far as recent trends,
whatever your favorite trends been.
- Oh, anything Doja Cat.
- [Alyssa] Okay.
- I love her.
- The musically, how they like bringing
musically back with the Doja Cat song.
(harmonizing Need to Know by Doja Cat)
(all laughing)
- Go down the line, go down the line.
- [Ruby] I'm trying to think of the one.
I don't know. I watch a lot of dogs.
So I'm trying to think of the one, um.
- No Gen Z person talks about dog videos.
So that was a little bit suspicious to me.
- [Jason] Do you guys use Facebook at all?
- Only to like sell things on marketplace
cause that's how you marketplace.
- And for the grandparents because they don't understand.
- It's the light.
(bell rings)
(fast paces music)
- Always trust your gut.
He looked too young.
Like there was just something about him.
- Alyssa just seemed to like ask like
a lot of questions that were like, trying
to like, take the attention off of herself.
(buzzer beeps)
- [Alyssa] Wow.
- [Ruby] I love your sweater.
- [Alyssa] Thank you.
- I think that maybe they were intimidated about
the confidence in my questions.
I should have stayed quiet for the first round.
- [RayBan] What's, like, y'all's, like, favorite
type of music?
- Um, I'm really into R&B hip hop,
Daniel Caesar, Sza. Top artists.
- I was in a lot of hip hop and alternative, so.
- OK. I'm like very generic pop music.
Listen to lot of pop music. So.
- [Madeline] Yeah, country or very generic pop
like Doja Cat. For sure. Yeah.
- When she said country music,
I just don't think of that as a very like,
like, the like Gen Z thing to say.
So it just seemed to me as if she was trying
to like pretend.
- Does everyone have a job?
- Yes.
- Okay. What does everyone do?
- I'm a hostess and spec runner.
- Okay. Respect.
- [Madeline] I work in travel, nurse recruiting,
so, during COVID we recruit nurses to go work hospitals.
- Oh. Nice, cool.
- I'm a music teacher.
- Oh. (Everyone together)
- I mean, I teach like one, one off lessons like lot piano,
violin lessons, singing lessons.
- Okay so like you're-
- It picked up a lot when COVID, like,
that was like the finding zoom lessons.
- Do you have to like go through a lot of like
qualifications in school?
- I got a qualification through like a private section,
like just a while ago.
- How long did that take?
- It was like six months. It wasn't that long,
but I studied music in school. So like,
it was not like
- How long did you study music in school?
- Four years.
- Yeah, I went to. Graduated 2019,
like right before.
As 24, I was the oldest person in the box.
And so, I was nervous that they were going to
pre, like eliminate me early.
- Where do you guys shop?
- Oh.
- Oh, I shop at Zara and Urban Outfitters and ASOS.
- Money.
- So I'm a very, like against fast fashion.
So I like Buffalo exchange, is like the really
good thrift shop.
That's kind of LA, so like that's really good.
I love target (chuckles) um, or my roommate's closet.
I'll shop in her closet there.
- Gen Z is usually dressed like with
like a chunky sneakers or like back of your pants
or like looser pants, like not like cargo shorts,
or like bomber jackets or
something like that.
- Oh, what's your favorite cartoon growing up?
- Oh my God, The Last Airbender.
- Regular Show.
- Jimmy Neutron. Probably.
- [Jason] As long it's a Nickelodeon show.
- Kids Next Door was mine, but I was going to ask you, um,
(all laughing)
Disney Channel, Cartoon Network or Nickelodeon?
- Cartoon Network.
- I think I was more Disney.
- Really want to be your friend though.
- When he was talking about music school
and going into the music industry,
I felt like that required a lot of training.
- It was so, I was surprised.
I really thought that Ruby was more of the dead giveaway.
She seemed really cool, but also she seemed millennial.
- [Jason] You said you modeled too, right?
- [RayBan] Yeah.
- [Jason] How long have you been like, doing that?
- For like a year or two now.
- [Jason] Oh cool.
- [Aala] How do you like it?
- It's pretty fun.
- [Ruby] Have you seen, I'm curious,
have you seen beauty standards change at all?
Cause I know that, Gen-, like
Gen Z has done a really good job at
like breaking down barriers.
- Mmm-hmm.
- Oh, like body positivity?
- Yeah. Or just like, like on like,
there was a runway model that was pregnant,
like the other week on like swimwear in Miami,
which was really dope.
So like they haven't done that before.
- No, no I'm so for that, I like it.
I like the body positivity.
Ruby was like coming after me.
Like I was like, oh my God, if she's coming after me,
then she just must turn to be like,
take the tension off herself.
- When was everyone born? You don't have to say the year,
but like-
- March.
- January.
- Oh, where in March?
- March 7.
- March 11.
- Ayeee. Pisces?
- Yeah. (laughing)
- That's what's up. (laughing)
- I love Pisces.
- September 25th. Libra.
- Cool.
- I'm September 17th. So, Virgo.
- Oh. Close.
- I'm a Capricorn. I didn't say that.
You all said your placements. I am a Capricorn.
Does anyone want to ask something?
Someone ask something. Please bro.
- Who is your favorite pop star?
- What do you mean? Like, like singer?
- I don't know.
- I- I-
(bell rings)
- Rayyan's to my right
and I hear this homie reads super loud.
I think he's just the most suspicious at that point.
- I feel like she's just really trying to put her info out
there so, no one suspects her.
(buzzer beeps)
- Alright. I'll see you guys later.
You guys have fun.
- Please raise your hand
if you still have doubt that you caught the mole
and want to continue playing the game
in 3,
2,
1.
- [Jason] Okay. I have a question.
Do you guys find that older Generations that you know,
like have a hard time understanding Gen Z and like,
are like new beliefs or whatever?
- I think what's really cool about Gen Z is that
since like we're all becoming so diverse,
you know how we're obviously it's like the
generations are in like 20 year ranges, right?
So I think now with Gen Z, I think now
we're kind of breaking that down and just being like,
I think we're more merging down until it's just like one
collective line. If that makes sense.
- Yeah. I feel that too, even like socially like, take
for instance, like during the election time,
the whole Trump thing, when everyone was like, oh,
reserve tickets to Trump's campaign or whatever
(all laughing)
would show up, I thought that was brilliant.
Such a cool way for Gen Z to like make our voice heard.
- I had a question about your job. So you do nursing?
- I am not a nurse. I recruit nurses.
- Oh, so you're also in recruiting?
- Yes.
- Okay. Dope.
- How'd you get into recruiting?
- like a LinkedIn post.
I didn't know what to do.
I had like this weird like school situation that I had to
deal with. So I was like,
I had to like change my path really quickly.
And so I like-
- Ruby was talking a lot about more adult stuff per se.
And she sounded very well spoken.
And so I thought there was a possibility that she's the
mole.
- [Madeline] Have you done anything big
or anything like that?
- Yeah, I've done Broadway and stuff like that.
- Oh my God.
- Oh, like Broadway Broadway?
- Yeah, New York.
- Dope.
- Damn.
- What was your favorite one?
- I did Elf the Musical.
- No way.
- Yeah. (chuckles)
I play Michael, the little-
Buddy's little brother.
- I don't have anything else.
Sorry.
- I don't know, bro.
I just feel like I can't relate to y'all cause
you're older than me
even it's like two years.
I just feel like it's still awkward.
(buzzer beeps)
- He said he goes into acting
and I was like, okay,
then maybe you're acting right now.
- Nah. Peace. (laughs)
I was so disappointed because I thought
I did such a good job.
- Please raise your hand if you still have doubt
that you caught the mole and want to
continue playing the game.
- Okay.
(all laughing)
Majority doesn't want to continue.
So we will end the game, now.
If the lights turn green,
that means you have voted out the mole and you win.
If the light turns red,
that means the mole is still in the box and you lose.
(Ruby clapping)
- Yay! Let's go!
- I would say good acting if it's you.
- I was so in shock. I did not think I was going to win.
Then I was just thinking, I was like everyone back home
Like I won, told you.
No, I actually kind of believed that
I wasn't going to win too,
but still.
- Will the millennial please step forward
and reveal yourself
in 3,
2,
1.
- I knew it.
- I knew it. No, I didn't.
- [Alyssa] You all voted me out. You don't even
trust me.
- Can I be honest?
- Yeah.
- I voted you first round and you want to know why?
- Why?
- Because you're wearing cargo shorts.
(all laughing)
- Oh, so I am actually a millennial.
I am 29 years old and I know that I look a lot younger.
My nickname is baby face Trace because I have looked the
same since I was 16 years old.
I get carded every time I buy alcohol,
I get carded in the exit row planes.
You need to be 16 to be there. I didn't even know that.
- Oh my God.
- Good for you.
- So my younger sister who is actually 24 and
is actually a music teacher and I,
everything that I answered was my younger sister,
- Gen Z is very open
like I think Gen Z is like a very
like accepting.
- What Gen Z is doing a really good job of
is breaking down barriers in terms of,
it doesn't matter if you're 12, if you're 49,
if you're 82,
like we're all gonna find something in common
and break down those limits.
- Oh my God.
- Ready?
- Oh my God!
- In my pockets.
- Tried to stuff some away.
Kidding.
- Let me stuff in my pocket real quick.
- Oh my God.
(humming)
- I don't remember.
- That was like a year ago.
- Oh, I remember that.