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

Meme's might've been invented by millennials, but Gen-Z are turning them into a regular part of office culture—and we love it!

From funny emo batman skits, to thorough explanations on why having emo Batman was important—TikTok is the go-to place for everything Emo Batman.

It feels like just yesterday we were learning of the group of millennials dubbed “geriatric millennials.”

Prepare for enlightenment

“Vine, is that you?” People are so excited about this viral video bringing back the dead app's vibe. Something simple, no more than 5 seconds, and extremely silly is helping satisfy an itch most TikTokers didn't even know they had.

What happened to the days when Furbies were sweet innocent toys keeping lonely kids company? Now, they're evil cult leaders rallying TikTokers to the depths of the under world??

We all hear it from parents at some point. When I was your age, I had to walk twenty miles just to buy a carton of milk. When I was your age, we didn't have electricity, plumbing, beds, or clothes. When I was your age, I literally wasn't allowed to breathe. So think about that next time you complain about anything, ever! We get it, things sucked when you were younger. But guess what? Everything is relative. Which means your specific flavor of generational suffering doesn't make your kid's suffe…

'I put on my robe and wizard hat'

Millennials are reacting to the nostalgia-inducing lineup through memes

A truly confusing decade.

Run by the same people who threw the Astroworld festival?? *Suspicious*

Seems like just yesterday I was playing snake on my indestructible Nokia 3310 and asking my parents to buy me a clear glacier GameBoy Advance. Now they're literally putting Microsoft Zunes and iMac G3s in museums. If you needed another reason to feel old, this Twitter thread full of nostalgic pictures of old tech will take you on a trip down memory lane. What was up with all the colorful transparent hardware in the 90s? And can we bring that back? Today's world of slick, elegant design could use

It hurts.

Millennials are getting so nostalgic on TikTok they're actually taking it over. The hashtag #millennials is currently trending on the app and videos reminiscing on the early 2000s or calling out millennial culture are going viral left and right. Remember your first iPod shuffle? Dial-up internet? The Backstreet Boys? Even fashion trends from the early 2000s like “twee” are blowing up all over TikTok. If you're a millennial and are on TikTok right now, you're going to have a lot of emotions toda…

Lisa Frank, anyone?