Older Kids Mock the 90s

‘96-’99 kids “You guys always act like you’re better than me” ‘91-’95 kids

Meg Griffin angrily confronts the older ‘91–’95 kids, who sit together in formal clothing and look smug. The joke is about younger people born in the late 1990s feeling looked down on by those born in the early 1990s, using an exaggerated age-group rivalry as a reaction to generational gatekeeping. EN: Meg Griffin angrily confronts the older ‘91–’95 kids, who sit together in formal clothing and look smug. The joke is about younger people born in the late 1990s feeling looked down on by those born in the early 1990s, using an exaggerated age-group rivalry as a reaction to generational gatekeeping.

• @afrosidemoon / 12080 2019-04-21