Later, Boomers — Gen Z is roasting millennials now

Generally, there is tension between the youngest and oldest generations in a shared space, like Gen Z and “Boomers”. but the latest battle in the generational wars is between Gen Z and millennials. Twitter user local__celeb uncovered a series of TikTok comments in which younger users roasted the generation ahead of them. Gen Z users criticized millennials for saying words like “doggo” and “adulting,” living in one-bedroom apartments. oversharing their “Harry Potter” houses and being obsessed with avocado toast. “All they do is drink wine, post cringey ’90s kid’ memes, talk about tech start-up and lie,” one user wrote. “Millennials are monsters and I stand by that,” another said. Some say the critiques are harsh, and members of Gen Z are in for a “rude awakening”. “If millennials are finding it impossible to own houses and hold down grown-up jobs, it won’t get any better for the next generations,” one Twitter user said. Others couldn’t argue with the criticism.“I for one welcome our new Gen Z overlords,” a Twitter user said. “They’re not wrong,” another wrote