Sooo… When's the reboot movie of these two characters reconciling and falling in love gonna come out??

It's about time boomer office culture gets thrown out the window. Hello to Gen-Z's way of not hiding how you really feel on a business email.

I bet you didn't know meme stars like the “I like turtles” kid, peanut butter baby, and “slippery lil snek” guy ARE FULL GROWN ADULTS NOW.

“Let's be sad TOGETHER.”

Well, this would've never happened when it came out in the '80s…

Millennials on TikTok are sharing the most satisfyingly nostalgic phrases we all miss.

Instead of reading this, get a job

Boomers of the mainstream media love to accuse millennials of being lazy, spoiled brats who love quitting jobs and spending all their money on Netflix and avocado toast. Boomers always told us that if we worked hard enough, a prosperous and comfortable life was more than possible—it was a promise. Well, turns out that was total bullshit. It's plain to see why, all you have to do is compare inflation and the growth in median rents to the growth in median income over time. In today's economy, "wo…

* Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba intro plays on full blast*

He's just as knowledgable about wildlife and just as good-hearted—really brings a tear to the eyes' of anyone who grew up watching his dad.

“This kinda hurt my feelings, but A+ on satire."

Boomers take the dictator managing approach; Millennials take the people pleaser approach; Gen-Z takes the zero-f*cks-given approach.

Millennials . When we're not busy ruining the economy with our decadent avocado toast and otherwise utilitarian consumer behavior, we're tending to our 5k-follower shitpost accounts, wondering where we went wrong in life. Is this really all there is? The millennial thinks to herself as she stands in line at the local overpriced café. She consults her bank app as if it were a crystal ball, providing guidance on whether or not to go for that extra pastry. Then she goes off to her second freelance…

And as characters like Elmo, Miss Piggy, and Winnie the Pooh—it's just really gone off the avada ke-rails…

Facebook isn't quite as popular as it once was, especially considering it started as a social platform for college students to connect with each other. That was a long time ago. These days, Facebook feels like it's been largely abandoned by everyone but Aunt Barb and her bible studies friends. If you've ever wondered what Facebook might look like if (or when) it's eventually taken over by people over the age of 65 who can't tell the difference between the Google search engine and a DM with a di…

Millennials are just working hard in healing their inner child. Give 'em a break!