Warby Parker got hit with a Gen Z insult so specific it loops back to iconic
‘Thanks, they’re Warby Parker. I know. So embarrassing.’
On Apr 16, 2025 by Anna Good
‘Bift’? ‘Scrongle’? Fake slang trend tricks teens into thinking they said something wrong
We’re getting bift.
On Apr 16, 2025 by Rebecca Leib
Buy pork, get a second job: Gen Z is asking millennials for recession advice and survival tips on TikTok
‘I was drunk the entirety of 2008.’
On Apr 16, 2025 by Lindsey Weedston
Chaos gardening isn’t just a trend—It’s a rejection of perfectionism
No rules, no lawn, no problem.
On Apr 15, 2025 by Rebecca Leib
Gen Z’s new moral compass is a horse that nods to Björk—and we’re all following him
I asked the prophetic horse if I should drink 10,000 beers. He nodded.
On Apr 11, 2025 by Katka Lapelosa
‘I’m saying millennial as a slur’: Gen Z didn’t kill the club—your camera phone did
Gen Z doesn’t fear the dance floor—they fear becoming a meme.
On Apr 10, 2025 by Susan LaMarca
Scrolling in the Deep: Who’s your hear me out?
And what does cake have to do with this?
On Apr 9, 2025 by Gisselle Hernandez
What is the ‘Tung Tung Tung Sahur’ meme? The rise of Ramadan-core horror on TikTok
You have three chances to ignore his call before Tung Tung Tung Sahur comes for you, according to this latest TikTok AI meme.
On Apr 8, 2025 by Anna Good
Skintight gymwear is out, baggy is in: Gen Z is redefining gym fashion and millennials are catching strays
Leggings are out, baggy hoodies are in.
On Apr 8, 2025 by Lindsey Weedston
The era of the tryhard is here: Why Gen Z is done pretending not to care
Sincerity vs. cringe: the new internet culture war.
On Apr 7, 2025 by Lindsey Weedston
KFC’s new chicken ad is so weird, it’s sparked a wild cannibalism conspiracy
KFC is messing with us on purpose.
On Apr 3, 2025 by Lindsey Weedston
Scrolling In The Deep: I know this slang hates to see me coming
What do you love so much that it should be afraid of you?
On Apr 2, 2025 by Gisselle Hernandez
Strangers raise over $250K for 81-year-old waitress who worked her whole life and still couldn’t retire
The government gave her $910 a month. TikTok gave her $250,000.
On Mar 30, 2025 by Katka Lapelosa
‘How are we supposed to survive?’: Video of Gen Zer crying over huge rent increase captures the pain of a generation
‘Can’t afford to buy, can’t afford to rent, can’t afford food, can’t afford children.’
On Mar 28, 2025 by Susan LaMarca
The comeback of lavender marriages: TikTok, taxes, and tired singles
Love is dead and rent is high. Marry your bestie.
On Mar 27, 2025 by Lindsey Weedston
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