are you feeling confused threatened out
of touch best blame those gushed on
Millennials right am i so out of touch
no it’s the children who are wrong
welcome to watch moto
in today’s installment we’ll be counting
down the top 5 myths about Millennials
people show up to bash this generation
but how much of it is you know actually
true according to the US Chamber of
Commerce Foundation Millennials born
between the early 80s and early 2000s
are likely the most studied generation
in history despite this abundance of
research a staggering amount of
unfounded criticism is frequently
directed at them no one’s calling this
generation perfect but we are calling
out those misconceptions as downright
false I kind of feel like our whole
generation got screwed myth number 5 you
can generalize about them this myths
pretty crucial because not only are they
arguably the most nice ected generation
they’re also the largest living
generation and the most diverse when
you’re talking about roughly 83 million
people in the US you can’t generalize
and speak accurately how many times do
we have to teach you this Latin old man
when people hear the word millennial or
provide critical examples of them it is
overwhelmingly in reference to
upper-middle class urban or suburban
Caucasians and that is a fraction of the
actual demographic in 2015 forty four
point two percent of Millennials were
minorities as of 2013 22 percent of
millennial women were living below the
poverty line they are culturally
religiously ethically
and socioeconomically diverse
Millennials they’ll appreciate me
Alania this is perfect for a sketch show
about ladies who work at Jennifer
convertible myth number four they’re
promiscuous and disinterested in
marriage the tinder generation hookup
culture sex obsessed there are plenty of
buzz words and expressions the parents
throw this generation to chastise them
for their lack of chastity it’s kind of
like intergenerational slut-shaming
while this generation might be more
comfortable talking about sex and more
open to unconventional approaches to
sexuality and relationships they aren’t
actually more promiscuous according to a
study by San Diego State University both
the baby boomers and Generation X on
average based on
patents have more sexual partners than
Millennials ah I hope they’re using
protection but what about marriage while
marriage rates are on the decline of
Millennials aren’t cereal bachelors many
simply marry later or if opted for long
term domestic partnerships and still
plan on starting families myth number
three is the sense of entitlement
the Millennials need an entitlement in
2013 Time magazine ran a story entitled
the me me me generation in 2015
David French wrote a note to entitle
Millennials in the workplace give
humility a try
they’ve been called willfully unemployed
and insistent on working from home it’s
popular to accuse Millennials of
demanding that which they have not
earned wait I got passed over for a
promotion again what do I have to do
I’ve been here eight weeks but according
to Pew Research Millennials entered the
workforce during the worst recession in
decades as for working at home PwC found
that 64% of Millennials liked having the
opportunity to work from home amongst
baby boomers that number is 66% what’s
your dad’s job again he’s a nuclear
safety technician what has been called
entitlement is more arguably a high
standard of quality to which Millennials
typically hold to an employer and
themselves myth number two they share
everything online comment like tweets
means and whatever the hell else they do
to each other nowadays Millennials are
often described as antisocial due to the
fact that they are so very connected to
their technology especially when it
comes to communication I mean I am a
millennial that is what we do but
according to studies conducted by mathur
site and whether shanwick direct
personal contact when communicating with
coworkers is still a top priority for
this demographic in fact they demand
better work social life balance than
past generations having grown up with it
the millennial generation does take
advantage of technology to make their
communication more efficient but with
that experience comes a greater sense of
how to use social media appropriately
according to the Institute for business
values Millennials are much more adept
at separating professional from personal
especially online what a disgusting
generation myth number one they’re lazy
and dependent on pen
just like every other Millennials who
calls mummy and daddy the second things
don’t go their way at 2012 census found
that Millennials were living with
parents in unprecedented numbers such
claims in them the reputation of being
perpetual adolescence resulting in the
nickname the Peter Pan generation but
here’s the thing the census on which
such claims were based has some
interesting definitions for example
anyone living in dormitories in
university we considered is living at
home add to that the fact the
Millennials are arguably the most
educated generation in history and
you’ve got some skewed numbers more
accurately viewers found that 36% live
at home and while an estimated 40% of
Millennials do receive financial help
from parents according to a 2015 trans
American survey 19 percent of
Millennials actually financially support
a parent how about that and Homer here’s
your bill for $4,000 stop so which of
these myths
did you believe check out these other
great clips from WatchMojo and subscribe
for new videos every day
of touch best blame those gushed on
Millennials right am i so out of touch
no it’s the children who are wrong
welcome to watch moto
in today’s installment we’ll be counting
down the top 5 myths about Millennials
people show up to bash this generation
but how much of it is you know actually
true according to the US Chamber of
Commerce Foundation Millennials born
between the early 80s and early 2000s
are likely the most studied generation
in history despite this abundance of
research a staggering amount of
unfounded criticism is frequently
directed at them no one’s calling this
generation perfect but we are calling
out those misconceptions as downright
false I kind of feel like our whole
generation got screwed myth number 5 you
can generalize about them this myths
pretty crucial because not only are they
arguably the most nice ected generation
they’re also the largest living
generation and the most diverse when
you’re talking about roughly 83 million
people in the US you can’t generalize
and speak accurately how many times do
we have to teach you this Latin old man
when people hear the word millennial or
provide critical examples of them it is
overwhelmingly in reference to
upper-middle class urban or suburban
Caucasians and that is a fraction of the
actual demographic in 2015 forty four
point two percent of Millennials were
minorities as of 2013 22 percent of
millennial women were living below the
poverty line they are culturally
religiously ethically
and socioeconomically diverse
Millennials they’ll appreciate me
Alania this is perfect for a sketch show
about ladies who work at Jennifer
convertible myth number four they’re
promiscuous and disinterested in
marriage the tinder generation hookup
culture sex obsessed there are plenty of
buzz words and expressions the parents
throw this generation to chastise them
for their lack of chastity it’s kind of
like intergenerational slut-shaming
while this generation might be more
comfortable talking about sex and more
open to unconventional approaches to
sexuality and relationships they aren’t
actually more promiscuous according to a
study by San Diego State University both
the baby boomers and Generation X on
average based on
patents have more sexual partners than
Millennials ah I hope they’re using
protection but what about marriage while
marriage rates are on the decline of
Millennials aren’t cereal bachelors many
simply marry later or if opted for long
term domestic partnerships and still
plan on starting families myth number
three is the sense of entitlement
the Millennials need an entitlement in
2013 Time magazine ran a story entitled
the me me me generation in 2015
David French wrote a note to entitle
Millennials in the workplace give
humility a try
they’ve been called willfully unemployed
and insistent on working from home it’s
popular to accuse Millennials of
demanding that which they have not
earned wait I got passed over for a
promotion again what do I have to do
I’ve been here eight weeks but according
to Pew Research Millennials entered the
workforce during the worst recession in
decades as for working at home PwC found
that 64% of Millennials liked having the
opportunity to work from home amongst
baby boomers that number is 66% what’s
your dad’s job again he’s a nuclear
safety technician what has been called
entitlement is more arguably a high
standard of quality to which Millennials
typically hold to an employer and
themselves myth number two they share
everything online comment like tweets
means and whatever the hell else they do
to each other nowadays Millennials are
often described as antisocial due to the
fact that they are so very connected to
their technology especially when it
comes to communication I mean I am a
millennial that is what we do but
according to studies conducted by mathur
site and whether shanwick direct
personal contact when communicating with
coworkers is still a top priority for
this demographic in fact they demand
better work social life balance than
past generations having grown up with it
the millennial generation does take
advantage of technology to make their
communication more efficient but with
that experience comes a greater sense of
how to use social media appropriately
according to the Institute for business
values Millennials are much more adept
at separating professional from personal
especially online what a disgusting
generation myth number one they’re lazy
and dependent on pen
just like every other Millennials who
calls mummy and daddy the second things
don’t go their way at 2012 census found
that Millennials were living with
parents in unprecedented numbers such
claims in them the reputation of being
perpetual adolescence resulting in the
nickname the Peter Pan generation but
here’s the thing the census on which
such claims were based has some
interesting definitions for example
anyone living in dormitories in
university we considered is living at
home add to that the fact the
Millennials are arguably the most
educated generation in history and
you’ve got some skewed numbers more
accurately viewers found that 36% live
at home and while an estimated 40% of
Millennials do receive financial help
from parents according to a 2015 trans
American survey 19 percent of
Millennials actually financially support
a parent how about that and Homer here’s
your bill for $4,000 stop so which of
these myths
did you believe check out these other
great clips from WatchMojo and subscribe
for new videos every day
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