Gen Z Vs Millennial: The Ultimate Lifestyle Throwdown
The lifestyle differences between Gen Z and Millennials? Honestly, they never stop showing. The age gap might not be huge, but their choices speak volumes, from what they wear to how they hang out. Here's the ultimate lifestyle throwdown between the two generations currently shaping the social scene. Now it's your turn: where do you fit in? Gen Z, Millennial, or a mix of both? Let us know in the comments!
Fashion Brand
Gen Z: SHEIN
Millenial: Zara
Go-To Meal
Gen Z: Coffee & Dessert at Koffee Kulture
Millenial: Brunch at Ovio
Most-Used Platform
Gen Z: Tiktok
Millenial: Instagram
International Artist
Gen Z: Billie Eilish
Millenial: Adele
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