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Is Mr Miguna Miguna now the defacto leader of the Gen Z - doing X spaces and posting on X for Tuesday protest? 📌 Are the Gen Z still in charge of their campaign or it has been hijacked by 'criminals' in Canada? Where were "all Kenyans of all ages" before the mighty Gen Z struck? 📌 Dr. Miguna Miguna is an opportunist. He is masquerading as the leader of Gen Z from diaspora? Sad. Does he recall the Gen Z had an issue with the #FinanceBill2024, which was withdrawn?

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VIDEO | Mumbai: On being asked about protests and concerns that protesters may be labelled "anti-national", RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, while addressing Gen Z and Gen Alpha, says, "...I want to make it clear that if Gen Z engages in any agitation, they are not anti-national. They are our own people; they are our next generation. A sense of belonging and mutual respect is needed for dialogue to take place. We need to recognise and respect each other. Only then can a meaningful dialogue happen, where we understand their concerns and they understand our perspective. This is how it should be. I do not believe that Gen Z or the younger generation is like that... I believe today's younger generation, Gen Z and Gen Alpha, is more honest than the existing generation. This generation should have honesty towards the nation, a spirit of patriotism, and a commitment to service."
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#WATCH | Ranchi, Jharkhand | President of the All India Students Association, Neha Bora says, "We call them Gen Z because the young mass of this country will be eligible to vote in some time or became eligible to vote in the last few years. Several of the students who are Gen Z, are sitting at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium right now. So, BJP-RSS can try all they like, PM can make videos after videos and their MPs can act strangely in the Parliament to make themselves relatable to Gen Z, Mohan Bhagwat can interact with the Gen Z. But the deceit they did with the Gen Z, Millenials and every generation of this country resides in our memory. So, hijacking student movement is not something possible for them. Honestly, they do not know how to participate in students' movement. If they knew, they would not have turned violent in today's march which was for the students."

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41,815 views • 15 days ago

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“Samvaad is the way forward. I won’t say that Gen Z should not protest, but in a democracy, there are ways of going about it.” Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat Ji’s outreach to Gen Z addresses a crucial point: engage with the youth, listen to their aspirations, and guide them through dialogue—not division& violence!

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#WATCH | Rewa, Madhya Pradesh | Addressing an event at TRS College, Chief of the Army Staff, General Upendra Dwivedi says, "Generation Z is here, and it's fashionable these days to talk about Gen Z, because Generation Z is spread everywhere. The biggest thing is that India's Generation Z population is the largest in the world, and even the Indian Army is left behind. Because we are the second largest, only Generation Z comes first... It means that this Generation Z is digitally fluent. Meaning, they are digitally comfortable. They are technologically advanced and socially aware. Social awareness, digitally fluent, and most importantly, they are globally connected: the whole world's latest developments. If you have so much power, if you just get discipline and guidance, then who knows how many generations, how many ages will India advance in a second. In the future, it will be Generation Z that will fuel India and take it forward. Therefore, it was crucial for me to be here..."
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#WATCH | Rewa, Madhya Pradesh | Addressing an event at TRS College, Chief of the Army Staff, General Upendra Dwivedi says, "Generation Z is here, and it's fashionable these days to talk about Gen Z, because Generation Z is spread everywhere. The biggest thing is that India's Generation Z population is the largest in the world, and even the Indian Army is left behind. Because we are the second largest, only Generation Z comes first... It means that this Generation Z is digitally fluent. Meaning, they are digitally comfortable. They are technologically advanced and socially aware. Social awareness, digitally fluent, and most importantly, they are globally connected: the whole world's latest developments. If you have so much power, if you just get discipline and guidance, then who knows how many generations, how many ages will India advance in a second. In the future, it will be Generation Z that will fuel India and take it forward. Therefore, it was crucial for me to be here..."

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18,507 views • 9 months ago

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Bill Maher pulls the numbers on whether Gen Z is really suffering an affordability crisis. He starts with the $20 burrito, then compares their net worth to previous generations. The numbers are staggering. MAHER: “Have you heard about Burrito Gate? ... A student had commented... a burrito shouldn’t cost $20." “It shouldn’t cost $20 because it doesn’t. It costs $20 because this kid factored in somebody bringing it to him in an Uber.” [Audience groans] “You can get one for $2, and you could buy it in the supermarket. And somebody said they feed a family of eight on $20 by buying ingredients like we used to do.” “This is from the Fed. Okay, two-thirds of Americans consider groceries to be unaffordable. Maybe they are, but wages rose in the last decade, including the pandemic, 46%. Food prices rose 34%. So wages outpaced them by the numbers." “What we spend on food at the beginning of the last century, it was 42% of the budget, and then you go through the years, 1965, it was down to 15%. Now it’s under 10%, but including eating out more." “Also, Gen Z, I never realized this until people started writing about it. As they reach their late 20s now, they’re getting much richer than Gen X was. Millennials and Gen Z at age 30, their net worth is around $118,000." “Gen X’s was $53,000, like half of that. But Gen X never complained. You gotta love Gen X. They are the quietest f*cking church mice.” SIDE NOTE: I will say that housing and rent prices are too damn high. But that also doesn't discount the fact that kids these days are way too entitled and think they deserve to have food delivered AND have it be affordable. If you want convenience, it's gonna cost you. Don't complain when you're on a budget and too lazy to make the burrito yourself for 1/10th the price.

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822,056 views • 7 days ago

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26,478 views • 18 days ago

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Mario Nawfal

42,592 views • 10 months ago

Gen Z is on fire for God! Check out this powerful message from a college student who traveled to the #AsburyRevival. "This is revival. It isn't hype. It's ordinary people crying out for a move of God in our generation...and it's about to spread to the nations."
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206,193 views • 3 years ago

Robert Pattinson is fighting for his life to be considered Gen Z and it is honestly funny to watch. Even with the Batman star in the middle of a massive hype cycle for his upcoming sequel, he is more focused on convincing Jennifer Lawrence that he is one of the kids. Pattinson: I am Gen Z. Lawrence: What year were you born? Pattinson: It doesn't matter. Some people just refuse to accept the reality of their age.
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Robert Pattinson is fighting for his life to be considered Gen Z and it is honestly funny to watch. Even with the Batman star in the middle of a massive hype cycle for his upcoming sequel, he is more focused on convincing Jennifer Lawrence that he is one of the kids. Pattinson: I am Gen Z. Lawrence: What year were you born? Pattinson: It doesn't matter. Some people just refuse to accept the reality of their age.

| UCEE |

50,018 views • 1 month ago

VIDEO | On RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's August 6 interaction with Gen Z and Gen Alpha, I.I.M.U.N Founder Rishabh Shah says, "This may be new for many people, but our organisation has been working for the past 15 years. Every year, our culmination event is held in August, between August 1 and August 15. Throughout the year, we organise programmes across India and in several countries for children and young people aged 11 to 19. Today, this age group is referred to as Gen Z and Gen Alpha. The four-day event includes debates and discussions for Gen Z and Gen Alpha participants. On the first day, we host keynote speakers, while the second, third and fourth days are dedicated to debates on local, national and international issues. The same format is followed across 108 cities in India and 15 countries, with the concluding event taking place in August. So, there is nothing unusual about holding it at this time. I understand why this has become such a major topic now, because the discussion is centred around Gen Z. It is also important to note that all 2,000 participants at the event belong to Gen Z. On whether Mohan Bhagwat will attend physically or virtually, Shah adds, "He will attend the event in person. We had previously invited RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat in 2016 and again in 2020 to interact with young people, guide them and share his views, and he attended on those occasions as well. Many prominent personalities from different fields have addressed our platform over the years. Rahul Gandhi has also interacted with the leadership team of I.I.M.U.N. The idea behind this platform is to carry the spirit of Bharatiyata (Indianness) to the next generation..."
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VIDEO | On RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's August 6 interaction with Gen Z and Gen Alpha, I.I.M.U.N Founder Rishabh Shah says, "This may be new for many people, but our organisation has been working for the past 15 years. Every year, our culmination event is held in August, between August 1 and August 15. Throughout the year, we organise programmes across India and in several countries for children and young people aged 11 to 19. Today, this age group is referred to as Gen Z and Gen Alpha. The four-day event includes debates and discussions for Gen Z and Gen Alpha participants. On the first day, we host keynote speakers, while the second, third and fourth days are dedicated to debates on local, national and international issues. The same format is followed across 108 cities in India and 15 countries, with the concluding event taking place in August. So, there is nothing unusual about holding it at this time. I understand why this has become such a major topic now, because the discussion is centred around Gen Z. It is also important to note that all 2,000 participants at the event belong to Gen Z. On whether Mohan Bhagwat will attend physically or virtually, Shah adds, "He will attend the event in person. We had previously invited RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat in 2016 and again in 2020 to interact with young people, guide them and share his views, and he attended on those occasions as well. Many prominent personalities from different fields have addressed our platform over the years. Rahul Gandhi has also interacted with the leadership team of I.I.M.U.N. The idea behind this platform is to carry the spirit of Bharatiyata (Indianness) to the next generation..."

Press Trust of India

63,252 views • 18 days ago

I just caught this CBC segment addressing youth unemployment rates and tying it to boomers who won’t retire and clear room for the younger generations. If you’ve been following me I have said the same thing and I can’t believe the CBC sounds like me now. Boomers were hired out of high school and trained on the job then artificially created job security by developing the Human Resources Industrial Complex which made the exact same careers harder and harder to achieve with more regulations, more education, and more certifications. There are almost zero entry level jobs for Gen Z in order to build a resume with experience and references to move up in the world. Boomers need to get out of the way already. They predominantly voted for the policies that created the cost of living crisis. They need to own it and live in it.
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I just caught this CBC segment addressing youth unemployment rates and tying it to boomers who won’t retire and clear room for the younger generations. If you’ve been following me I have said the same thing and I can’t believe the CBC sounds like me now. Boomers were hired out of high school and trained on the job then artificially created job security by developing the Human Resources Industrial Complex which made the exact same careers harder and harder to achieve with more regulations, more education, and more certifications. There are almost zero entry level jobs for Gen Z in order to build a resume with experience and references to move up in the world. Boomers need to get out of the way already. They predominantly voted for the policies that created the cost of living crisis. They need to own it and live in it.

Millennial Grump

168,050 views • 1 year ago

Really enjoyed meeting the young women from Gargi College and Delhi University. Two things are clear: 1.The magician has run out of tricks. Young India can see right through him. 2.Gen Z is our future - and Gen Z women will lead the way. It is our duty to open every door for them. The future of our country is in safe hands.
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Really enjoyed meeting the young women from Gargi College and Delhi University. Two things are clear: 1.The magician has run out of tricks. Young India can see right through him. 2.Gen Z is our future - and Gen Z women will lead the way. It is our duty to open every door for them. The future of our country is in safe hands.

Rahul Gandhi

372,240 views • 3 months ago

🔥🚨BREAKING: This ‘All White’ town ‘Return To The Land’ in Arkansas Ozark mountains is creating a lot of backlash after residents verified to NBC that ‘No Blacks, Gays, or Jews’ are allowed to live in their town of White Millennials and Gen-Z. This town has yet to be tested in court which will most likely be coming soon due to how viral it is becoming. It is worth noting that there have been several all White and Black towns created in American history but it appears Arkansas is sticking to traditions of the past.
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🔥🚨BREAKING: This ‘All White’ town ‘Return To The Land’ in Arkansas Ozark mountains is creating a lot of backlash after residents verified to NBC that ‘No Blacks, Gays, or Jews’ are allowed to live in their town of White Millennials and Gen-Z. This town has yet to be tested in court which will most likely be coming soon due to how viral it is becoming. It is worth noting that there have been several all White and Black towns created in American history but it appears Arkansas is sticking to traditions of the past.

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3,958,258 views • 1 year ago

🚨BITCOIN IS THE ONLY THING THAT CAN SAVE GENERATION Z🚨 THIS IS A MANIFESTO. Gen Z is more financially SCREWED than any other generation. They are CHOKING on ramen-flavored inflation, sleeping in childhood bedrooms that still smell like Axe, and spinning a hamster wheel greased by Jerome Powell’s sweat. REPOST THIS IMMEDIATELY + SEND TO YOUR GEN Z FRIENDS AND FAMILY TO WAKE THEM UP. THEY MUST ESCAPE THIS MONETARY HELLSCAPE.
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🚨BITCOIN IS THE ONLY THING THAT CAN SAVE GENERATION Z🚨 THIS IS A MANIFESTO. Gen Z is more financially SCREWED than any other generation. They are CHOKING on ramen-flavored inflation, sleeping in childhood bedrooms that still smell like Axe, and spinning a hamster wheel greased by Jerome Powell’s sweat. REPOST THIS IMMEDIATELY + SEND TO YOUR GEN Z FRIENDS AND FAMILY TO WAKE THEM UP. THEY MUST ESCAPE THIS MONETARY HELLSCAPE.

Adam Livingston

36,786 views • 10 months ago