Gen Z
cohort succeeding Millennials, born from 1997 to 2012
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Videos Mentioning Gen Z
American Commentator and Author Michael Knowles Head2Head
OxfordUnion
The demographic group discussed in terms of their growing political influence but lack of voting participation, leading to politicians ignoring them.
The Secret to Speaking Without Fear and Anxiety | Zuby
BigDeal by Codie Sanchez
Mentioned in the context of young men feeling disenfranchised and potentially opting out of societal expectations ('quiet quitting').
The #1 Money Habit That Separates Winners from Losers | Caleb Hammer
BigDeal by Codie Sanchez
Discussed in relation to their high rate of ordering food delivery, which has a significant markup, contrasting with their complaints about the cost of college and housing.
The problem with leadership culture today | Vaney Hariri | TEDxSioux Falls
TEDx Talks
The demographic cohort typically born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s, with a stated preference for independent contributor roles over leadership positions.
My Social Media Strategy for 2026 | Alex Hormozi Answers Your Questions
Alex Hormozi
Discussed in terms of perceptions about their work ethic and reliability, arguing that individual drive is more important than generational labels.
THB that the Monarchy Died with the Queen - Full Debate
OxfordUnion
Younger demographic showing significantly lower support for the monarchy, indicating a long-term decline in public trust.
THB that the Monarchy Died with the Queen - Full Debate
OxfordUnion
The demographic cohort following Millennials, discussed in terms of their declining support for the monarchy.
$2B founder reveals the niches that can make you $$$ (ft. Allison Ellsworth, Poppi)
My First Million
The demographic that the company likes to hire for their understanding of current culture and trends.
Why Kids Can't Read Anymore
ColdFusion
A generation discussed in comparison to Gen Alpha, noted as the first to be potentially 'dumber' than the previous one.
Why Is It So Hard for Men to Open Up? A Journalist and an Entrepreneur Answer | TED Intersections
TED
Mentioned in the context of a study showing they are saving for retirement at higher rates than baby boomers, indicating an awareness of future challenges and a desire for security.