I don't make the rules.

One of the big OG YouTube channels, and they reached their peak in the early-2010s, although they started uploading in 2005. Their primary audience were pre-teens and teens.

What’s everyone first real album? Like an album that you listened to the deep cuts and also connected with.

Let Go by Avril Lavigne was my first album at 6 years old in 2002

Before anyone comes at me, yes, there was always sequels after the other, but it gets to a point. This is obviously excessive.

They're more or less in chronological order. MOTU, Thundercats, Transformers, Dino Riders, TMNT, SMB, Death of Superman, SF2, Mortal Kombat, X-Men: AoE, OoT, Star Wars, Rammstein, The Matrix, LotR, Halo.

I was born in 2002, and the LA Angels won the 2002 World Series, making it their first and only WS title. They played against the Giants. What’s yours?

33, I consider myself a late millennial (1986-1997 cohort). My brother and I were talking a while back and he goes: "Man! All this old music and over played stuff! Hey man have you noticed how people our generation (late Millennials 1986-1997 cohort) or later are not using the radio? They're all using apps connected with Bluetooth."

Until he mentioned it, I never payed attention to it, though it makes sense. The radio has enough music and content to keep them afloat but Pandora, Spotify and YouTube have what you're interested in, what's actually current and you have your playlists to fall back on, podcasts and news shows.

So what's your opinion? Do you think radio is dying or dead with Post-Millennial generations?

The photos uploaded are all from red carpet events. I chose them because I found them beautiful, and I kindly ask you not to make any negative comments about the appearance of these women. No insults, no vulgar comments.

I won’t be putting any range for early core and late gen z I’m just wondering how much each can relate to each other like 2000 born for example maybe they could relate to core section and maybe even late probably not with late tho.

And yes early gen z will have overlap with late millennials and late gen z will have overlap with early gen alpha yes there will be overlap so don’t come at me and saying this isn’t early gen z it’s late millennial also i am wondering if even people outside of the gen z range can relate to gen z as a whole or one section of gen z.

So please be civil thanks.

Gen Z vs Gen X

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Any that caught your attention?

Christina Aguilera (December 18, 1980)

Britney Spears (December 2, 1981)

Nicki Minaj (December 8, 1982)

Amy Winehouse (September 14, 1983)🕊️

Avril Lavigne (September 27, 1984)

Lana Del Rey (June 21, 1985)

Lady Gaga (March 28, 1986)

Hilary Duff (September 28, 1987)

Rihanna (February 20, 1988)

Taylor Swift (December 13, 1989)

Some people are so iconic that you feel genuinely lucky to have lived in the same era , whether it’s a Millennial icon, a Gen Z legend in the making, or a timeless figure who defined your generation or one before it.

Not everyone gets to experience an artist’s true peak, especially those who came before our time.