Gen Z vs. Millennial vs. Boomer: Woke TikToker calls out cringey generational feuds that make some ageists draw a line in the sand, hilarity ensues

Every generation is known for something. Whenever you hear an elderly person mention “back in their day” or “kids these days” or any other tropic nonsense, you start to wonder exactly how divided and out of touch each generation is. It's not just old people that have lost sight of their other generation's beliefs, it seems like everyone has driven a wedge between the eternal struggle: them vs. us. 

One Norwegian TikToker, Harald Tronsi, has made a hilarious skit series calling out some of the classic intergenerational feuds that we are all inadvertently caught up with. He nails pretty much every relatable age-gapped interaction that you can imagine, narrating the most cringeworthy moments of our lives with a wink and a sip of tea. 

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On many issues, like the real reason we all go to the gym, Harald blasts us all with a bit of truth. Gen Zers are obsessed with mental health. Millennials are obsessed with themselves. And Boomers are obsessed with everybody else. Incredibly put, Harald. 

In another video, Harald pokes fun at some classic bullying complaints and puts his finger on the pulse of what every Boomer is thinking when they hear young folks complain about getting called names. 

Boomers also are always notorious for solving every problem with getting a job, working harder, or simply “getting over it”. By today's standards, that doesn't actually work as effectively as it used to and young people find hilarity in the simplicity, and off-based nature, of some Boomer “solutions” to their modern problems. 

It's not just the boomers that are the bad guys here either. Harald roasts the millennials too! Nobody is safe from the prying, self-conscious eye of comedians. Since those milly-Z's are pretty much constantly having a panic attack, it seems simpler to just call it like they see it. 

Everyone's experience in the world is different, so the 'solutions' that we offer as our wise guidance to younger generations may be more off-base than we think. One man's life advice is the bane of another man's existence. Luckily we have Harald to remind us to laugh at the inconsistencies between all of us. 

After watching the entire series, it's also quite clear that, according to the Norwegians, Gen X doesn't have a notable opinion to weigh in on what Gen Z, Millennials, and Boomers have going on. The banter between the big 3 doesn't have anymore space for society's middle child.

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