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Generation X is known mostly for invisibility, remaining primarily absent in the great generational war between Millennials and Boomers But the slacker generation has finally found the motivation to needed to get mad at people of a different age group from them All it took was for pseudo-intellectual stalwart The Atlantic to publish a smarmy[...]

Generation Z are the generation succeeding Millennials, born in the late 90s and early 2000s, and teenagers today You may be familiar with them from the long-popular phenomenon of older generations lumping them in with Millennials as they use the latter term as a catch-all insult toward younger people, or from the more recent but[...]

But tangling with Generation Z was just the warmup, as Liefeld found himself this week "besieged" by Millennials for round two of online generational warfare.It started, as all good fights do, when Liefeld made fun of Marvel's propensity for relaunching the X-Men.https://twitter.com/robertliefeld/status/1192151629241274369Liefeld has been a vocal critic of Jonathan Hickman's HoXPoX relaunch, which is beloved[...]

Boomers complain constantly about Millennials In retaliation, Millennials ruin the things Boomers love, like mayonnaise and chain restaurants So Boomers destroy the environment and the economy and elect Donald Trump president Then Millennials say "OK Boomer" on Twitter and hurt their feelings It's a vicious cycle, but as it turns out, it's one as old[...]

It seems like Millennials are killing everything these days, from mayonnaise to Applebees to fabric softener The latest victim of Millennials' murderous generation is apparently elaborate superhero death traps, at least according to Arcade's assessment in this preview of next week's issue of Amazing Spider-Man.So sad Now, if only Millennials would get around to killing[...]

If there's one thing reading articles on the internet written by Baby Boomers has taught us, it's that Millennials are ruining everything The latest thing Millennials are ruining is being blindly subservient to corporate masters who treat their employees like disposable labor generation machines That's right, we're talking about the trend of "job ghosting," where[...]

Miracle Whip?!Responding to a recent viral PhillyMag.com article lamenting that millennials have killed egg-based sandwich topping mayonnaise, one in a long line of ridiculous articles on various publications where baby boomers and gen-xers complain that the things they liked are no longer as popular as they once were with younger generations, a phenomenon that is clearly completely new[...]

However, the North American box office was down 2.5% from the previous year, even though it still broke $11 billion.In addition to dispelling the myth of the "Millennials are Killing ____" type of panic-inducing clickbait headline that's been proliferated by media outlets in recent times, NATO's numbers show that people streaming vs moviegoing isn't a zero[...]