1. Mastering TikTok Dances
If you’re under 25, chances are you’ve spent hours perfecting those viral TikTok dances. The rest of us are still struggling to keep up with the moves!
2. Using Snapchat as Your Main Messaging App
Snapchat isn’t just for sending disappearing photos; it’s a primary way to chat and stay in touch with friends if you’re part of Gen Z.
3. Watching Movies on a Phone
Gone are the days of needing a big screen. If you’re young, watching an entire movie on your phone feels totally normal.
4. Creating a Finsta Account
A “finsta” is a fake Instagram account where you can post less filtered, more authentic content. It’s all about sharing the real you with a select few.
5. Binge-Watching Shows in One Sitting
The idea of waiting a week for the next episode seems ancient when you can watch an entire series in one go.
6. Sending Voice Memos Instead of Texts
Why type when you can talk? Voice memos make it easy to send long messages without typing a single word.
7. Attending Virtual School
Online classes became a norm, especially during the pandemic. For many, school from home is just how it’s done.
8. Using Social Media for News
Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok aren’t just for fun—they’re also where a lot of young people get their news updates.
9. Preferring GIFs Over Words
Sometimes a GIF says it all! They’re a fun way to express emotions or reactions in chats.
10. Shopping Online for Everything
From clothes to groceries, if you’re under 25, buying things online is second nature.
11. Streaming Music Instead of Buying It
With platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, owning music seems like a thing of the past.
12. Using Emojis as a Language
Emojis have become a language of their own, often replacing words in conversations.
13. Having a Digital Wallet
Carrying cash? Not likely. Digital wallets like Apple Pay or Google Pay are the way to go.
14. Documenting Life on Social Media
Every moment, big or small, gets captured and shared on social platforms.
15. Following Influencers as Role Models
Influencers aren’t just entertainment; they provide advice, inspiration, and sometimes set trends.
16. Using Ride-Sharing Apps Regularly
Hailing a cab has been replaced by the convenience of apps like Uber or Lyft.
17. Creating Playlists for Every Mood
With a playlist for every occasion, music listening is personalized like never before.
18. Knowing Meme Culture Inside Out
Memes are a huge part of communication and humor, and keeping up with the latest is essential.
19. Being Part of Online Communities
Whether it’s Reddit or Discord, online communities bring people with common interests together.
20. Experiencing FOMO Because of Social Media
Fear of Missing Out is real, especially when you’re constantly seeing what everyone else is up to online.
