millennials

Looking to feel like you're over the hill and there's no way to go but down? 

You've come to the right place. 

Welcome to your nightmare! No one seems to relate to a majority of these 'old'-school items and we've spent nearly the entire day upset about it. 

Scroll, if you dare. 

These tweets sum up what is probably going on in the heads of the Millenials while they are eating their avocado toast...sounds familiar, anyone?   

They Just Had To Clapback ... We have collected some of the funniest arguments the Millennials threw back at the Baby Boomers. 

Oh, adulting... it's not THAT dramatic, is it? The answer is yes. Yes it is. 

You were the very last part of your generation that can remember life before the internet. Before smartphones were in everyone's pockets, and before emojis and texting was the norm of communicating. 

On Friday, @HashtagRoundup asked people to share millennial dating rules using the hashtag #MillennialDatingRules. Check out some of the funniest and frankly, quite useful, rules. 

For the 50th anniversary of The White Album, @MusicalHashtags on @HashtagRoundup asked people to come up with Beatles songs for the millennials and some of them are quite brilliant. 

These jokes will have you laughing, but feeling very nostalgic! 

Hey... they are pretty spot on and funny! 

An article by MarketWatch made many very confused and pretty much irritated when it stated that by the age of 35 people should have twice the salary that they are making, saved up. Well, we don't know how others will feel but, what decade do those writers live in?!

By Chaz Hutton, Newyorker

We've all heard the terms Baby boomers and Millenials. Baby Boomers come from the era in which people were born between the mid-1940s and mid-1960s. Basically, called the Baby Boomer Generation due to the results from the end of WWII, in which people were so happy that birth rates spiked. (And we all know how) Take it to this generation of Millennials (aka Generation Y, born between roughly 1980 and 2000) who grew up with this day and age technology and skyrocketing education tuitions...it's safe to say that there would be some tension between the two generations. Good for us, they take to Twitter to do all the arguing!

Via: Sad and Useless 

These 'quarter life crisis' poems by a 25-year-old illustrator from Los Angeles will definitely make you laugh out loud. See more on her instagram account. 

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You know what they are. Promises to do something like pick up another language, go to the gym, or something else, and you end up not doing it at all after a month. So why not pick something more realistic? Something… Millennial.