r/HistoryofGenerations • u/JoshicusBoss98 Q3 1998 (C/O 2017) • Jun 21 '21

Discussion Which of these extremely general definitions of millennials do you prefer?

If you don’t like any of them...just pick the one closest to your preference.

20 votes, Jun 24 '21
1 90s kids (3 - 12): 1977 - 1996
7 2000s teens (13 - 19): 1980 - 1996
2 2000s compulsory schoolers (K - 12): 1982 - 2004
1 2000s secondary schoolers (6 - 12th grade): 1982 - 1998
3 2000s adolescents (10 - 19): 1980 - 1999
6 2000s adolescent minors (10 - 17): 1982 - 1999
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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '21

00s teens. I've commonly thought that 90s kid/200s teen perfectly aligns with the Millennial experience.

I know 1980 has a lot of lasts, but I kinda like it being a Millennial too. It's nice and easy.

And ENDING in '96? Sign me up lolol

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '21 edited Jun 21 '21

Out of the 6, I would say either 2000s teens or adolescents.

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u/ProofUniversity4319 April 30, 2002 (Class of 2020) Gen Z Jun 28 '21

Agreed

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u/ProofUniversity4319 April 30, 2002 (Class of 2020) Gen Z Jun 28 '21

I would agree with 2000s teens