- It is Millennials.
- Yeah, very lonely.
- Okay. - You know, they're old,
just sitting in their lofts, on their laptops,
in debt, and not doing anything by themselves.
- I did not realize that you were just looking at my life.
You didn't have to read me. (Regi laughing)
It's fine.
(whimsical music)
- Hi, I'm Elijah, and I am a Gen Z person.
- (laughing) Hi, I'm Jazzmyne, and I'm a Millennial.
- Hi, I'm Regi and I'm a teen.
- I'm Ryann and I am sometimes an adult. (laughing)
- And today, we're gonna be guessing facts
on if they are Millennial or Gen Z.
- I guess differences between Millennials and Gen Z,
for instance, we had Backstreet Boys
and you all had NSYNC.
- Eh, NSYNC?
- A Gen Z is definitely someone who has knowledge
of technology, and is always following a trend.
- I feel like the other thing, that when I think of Gen Z,
I don't think our generation was as woke.
- You just experienced more.
- Yeah. - That's it, yeah.
- People think Millennials are entitled.
We're very career-focused.
- Oh, I think I'll do well.
- I'm not sure, but I'm gonna figure it out, though,
as I go along.
- I think you're gonna do better than me.
- Really?
Well, we'll see about that.
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- That's not that many.
- But also, you'd be surprised how many people don't vote.
- Millennials? - Millennials, yeah.
- I'm gonna say Gen Z. - Yeah, yeah.
There were some kids.
Those were the youths.
(bell ringing)
I do think Gen Z is a lot more politically active,
in charge at a younger age.
- I wasn't thinking bigger. - Right.
- You know?
Okay. - I wasn't thinking,
oh, yeah, sure, a lot of people voted for it.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - That was more for this.
- That's like a big number, so I'm gonna go with this.
(upbeat music)
- I'm gonna say Gen Z, 'cause gender-neutral pronouns
are kind of a more recent thing.
- Millennials? - Yeah, me too.
'Cause I feel like now, everyone's really focused on gender.
- Yeah, yeah. - And giving right pronouns
and stuff like that. - Yeah.
- I'm gonna say Millennial, only because it's lower.
Like at 25%, I think Gen Z would probably know more people.
- Actually using the pronouns, though.
- Hmm, I'm still gonna stick with, no, God,
I just don't wanna be wrong.
Yeah, yeah, it probably is Gen Z, only because you're right.
(bell ringing)
God, why, this is why you don't listen to the youth.
(upbeat music)
- I was gonna say, I would guess more for Gen Z.
- Yeah, 'cause we've really been focused on that.
- Exactly. - Just this past year.
- Positive both ways, at least the people are--
- Starting to use them. - Yeah.
And being more accepting.
(light music)
- I didn't know Republicans thought that.
- Yeah, I know. (Jazzmyne laughing)
- Really throwing me off here.
- I wanna say Millennial, only because I feel like Gen Z
would be higher.
Yeah, I'm gonna say Millennials.
- I don't wanna go Gen Z, 'cause I'm Gen Z.
- I know. (both laughing)
- But yeah, I think I'm gonna have to go with Gen Z.
(bell ringing)
- Wow, less than 40%.
That's crazy.
- Well, that makes sense to me, because regardless
of where you stand, Democrat or Republican,
I feel like Gen Z thinks very diverse and open.
- Do you find that they are more accepting,
or do you find it to be the same?
- I feel like young people are more like that,
but it also depends on where you're at in the country.
(light electronic music)
- Maybe Millennial?
- You think Millennial?
- If it's only half, you think Gen Z--
- Oh, only half. - Would think more?
- Yeah. (Jazzmyne laughing)
It's always the numbers that get you,
'cause you think higher.
- Oh, that's definitely Gen Z.
See, I feel like the Millennial generation
isn't ready for that. (laughing)
(bell ringing)
Again, pretty good that people are becoming
more and more progressive, but wow.
See, we're not too far off from you guys.
- Couple million, you know. - Okay.
- Millennials and Gen Z
aren't that different from each other.
- We're not, yeah.
- But I feel like, so if you were still
in the middle of nowhere, you're only gonna know one thing,
and as where you guys have always been able
to see different things, - Access things, right.
- Yeah. - Okay.
(upbeat rock music)
- I'm gonna guess Gen Z for sure.
- Gen Z, yeah.
- That's for sure Gen Z. - Yeah.
- I do know that one for sure.
(bell ringing)
I feel like we are all moving towards a more--
- Diverse community. - Yes, for sure.
- Well, yeah, and it definitely makes sense
just on the stance of if it started with Millennials.
- Carry on, right. - Exactly.
(upbeat country music)
- Gen Z, 'cause I feel like Millennials,
a lot were born and then came over to the U.S.
While they were young.
- I feel-- - I feel, I feel like,
it's Millennials. - Yeah, I was like,
I think it's gonna be Millennials,
from what you're saying, yeah, agreed.
- I think Millennials. - Huh.
- I'm gonna go Millennials on that one.
- I'm gonna go Gen Z. - Okay.
(bell ringing)
- That's really messed up.
- Wow, we don't know our generations at all.
We are not doing good at this game.
(jazzy music)
- I'm gonna go Gen Z.
- You're gonna go Gen Z?
All right, I'll go Gen Z. - Oh gosh.
- Millennials, because Gen Z isn't 18 to 19 yet.
They are just what, you guys just got the training wheels
off your bikes, it's fine.
(bell ringing)
- It's a good thing I switched my answer right there
at the end. (both laughing)
- Ah, I gotcha, got us. - I led us, I led us wrong.
- There's a lot of more people that are going to school,
you know. - Yeah.
- That's teen pregnancies, I fee like.
- We didn't know anything.
We were just pregnant left and right.
- Oh, no.
(upbeat music)
- Oh definitely Gen Z.
I feel like you all are way smarter.
- Yeah. - 100% smarter than us.
- Millennials. - You think so?
- Yeah. - Okay.
- No, 'cause I feel like-- - I'll trust you.
- I feel like your parents back then were like,
stick in school, get good grades, and now,
it's like, do whatever. - Yeah.
- Become a little punk.
(bell ringing)
Jokes on you, (Jazzmyne laughing)
I switched my answer again.
- We had-- - I feel like,
if you drop out of high school now,
it's like, just what are you doing?
Yo, you don't gotta go to college.
At least just graduate high school, you know?
- Just finish. - Yeah.
- Yeah. - 'Cause okay,
to me, when I was like, I wanna go to high school,
because I wanna go to college, and I wanna make money.
Now, you can make money doing--
- Whatever.
- I feel like there's so much more opportunity there
to where you might not need to go to high school.
- Right.
(upbeat music)
- Gen Z. - Gen Z.
- Oh. - Millennials.
- It is Millennials. - Yeah.
(bell ringing)
- It's also the fact that people get so used
to texting someone that when it comes to talking
to someone in person, they can come up a little awkward.
- Right. - You know what I mean?
- I mean, if you watch a whole vlog of someone,
by the end of it, you're like, oh, that's my friend.
I know that person, you know?
You don't have to see people in real life,
at least, that's how I feel sometimes.
(upbeat music)
- I think it being video-- - Gen Z.
- Makes it Gen Z.
- So I'm gonna say Millennials.
- I'm gonna say Millennial-- - 'Cause I think Gen Z,
- Is way too low. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- That number's way too low. - Yeah.
- Wait, but it's 2.5?
- [Producer] 2.5
- Millennials. - So you either think
that's low.
- Wait, 2.5 what? - Hours.
- [Producer] 2.5 hours.
- It's Millennials.
I think Gen Z watches more. - Gen Z.
(bell ringing)
- The stuff we would watch was like reality TV.
Like "The Hills" or "Laguna Beach," right?
- Right, but now, we have YouTube.
- But now, you guys can just-- - YouTube, Twitch, anything.
- Whenever. - Right.
- Think about that.
- That's not that big of a difference, though.
- No, it's not, but that is a lot of--
- That is a lot.
(upbeat music)
- Ah, yeah, definitely Millennial.
I think it's lower for Gen Z.
- I agree, I'm on the same page.
- I'm gonna say Millennials.
- I'm gonna say Millennials, too.
- I feel like Millennials are still kind of stuck
on like having specific labels.
- And I don't think that they are more accepting,
as well. - Yeah.
(bell ringing)
- Our logic was there. - Yeah.
- But our answer was wrong. - Our answer was wrong.
- Yeah.
- We live in a time where it's like
more socially acceptable to question.
- I feel like I've learned a lot.
- Me too.
- We learned a lot about each other's generation,
but I feel like Gen Z still is the best.
Millennial, y'all catching up,
even though y'all are old folks.
- We're like the older sibling that got in trouble
for everything, so you could just go and like,
our parents are like, oh, whatever.
We just don't care what you do now.
We are that generation.
- The next trend to follow is the exact opposite.
When we have such a free and open generation like you guys,
the generation after that is like, all right,
they were crazy, so we're gonna buckle down,
and that's the part that kind of sucks.
- Oh, okay.
- I definitely feel we're moving towards a,
I guess in a more positive light.
Like I've thought for awhile now that like--
- More accepting of everything.
- For sure.
It's getting to a place where everyone's just like,
oh, someone is different in any way, and it's just like,
yeah, okay, cool, like what are we eating for lunch?
Where are the fish sticks?
- Oh, no, not fish sticks. - (beeping) Gen Z.
- You can get some good grub, not no fish sticks.
- [Ryann] Ooh, fish sticks, oh (yelling).
(upbeat music)