#NI_KI
ENHYPEN’S NI_KI
Is called the 4TH GEN dance prodigy because of his amazing dance skills he can do at his young age No doubt he’s not the only best dancer out there, but overall ENHYPEN’S NI_KI
Is not a dancer you wanna underestimate NI_KI started dancing at the age of three and was a trainee for eight months before he got into the reality show called ILAND, which gave him the spot of a member of ENHYPEN
and no doubt he deserves to be there just like every other member of ENHYPEN NI_KI is a rapper in his group and the main dancer. I’m pretty sure let’s give him support while he goes through bunch of hate at his young age.
ENHYPEN’S NI_KI
Is called the 4TH GEN dance prodigy because of his amazing dance skills he can do at his young age No doubt he’s not the only best dancer out there, but overall ENHYPEN’S NI_KI
Is not a dancer you wanna underestimate NI_KI started dancing at the age of three and was a trainee for eight months before he got into the reality show called ILAND, which gave him the spot of a member of ENHYPEN
and no doubt he deserves to be there just like every other member of ENHYPEN NI_KI is a rapper in his group and the main dancer. I’m pretty sure let’s give him support while he goes through bunch of hate at his young age.
by auru March 18, 2024
by FreezyBird April 09, 2021
"Hyunjin 4th gen IT boy" basically means that Hwang hyunjin is the most famous,charming,loved etc. Idol of 4th gen.
"Hyunjin is famous worldwid even by non-kpop fans,so he is the 4th gen it boy. Hyunjin 4th gen it boy!"
by Skzoutdid_ November 25, 2023
People born between the years 1996 and 2003
Started school during the new millennium/new century (both starting on January 1, 2001) and also during the Bush administration, grew up with 2000s media (TV shows, video games, music, etc.), spent most or all of their high school years before the Covid pandemic, can remember the Recession and how it impacted the world, grew up with social media such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter and not Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok. They do not participate in crazy TikTok challenges either.
Started school during the new millennium/new century (both starting on January 1, 2001) and also during the Bush administration, grew up with 2000s media (TV shows, video games, music, etc.), spent most or all of their high school years before the Covid pandemic, can remember the Recession and how it impacted the world, grew up with social media such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter and not Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok. They do not participate in crazy TikTok challenges either.
Gen Z 1.0: "I remember the 2000s. Hannah Montana, High School Musical, Webkinz, Club Penguin, Nick before they got rid of the splat logo in 2009, pre-2010 Cartoon Network, late 2000s era of AMVs and YTPs on YouTube, etc. Ahh, good times...."
Gen Z 2.0: "Yo chat, wanna see how many baddies I can rizz up while I snort all dez tide pods? I finna play Fortnite after I see dat gyatt. Also, I stole a bunch of shit from my local high school because I be doin' da devious lick challenge"
Gen Z 1.0: "I can't believe we're the same generation as you..."
Gen Z 2.0: "Yo chat, wanna see how many baddies I can rizz up while I snort all dez tide pods? I finna play Fortnite after I see dat gyatt. Also, I stole a bunch of shit from my local high school because I be doin' da devious lick challenge"
Gen Z 1.0: "I can't believe we're the same generation as you..."
by 17cmiller May 21, 2025
Generation W consists of kids born in the 1960s (during the Vietnam War) to "Silent Generation" parents. Gen W preceded Gen X (post -Vietnam kids born to Boomers) but followed the Boomers.
by OldActor1968 November 06, 2023
by Ughsyndrome April 24, 2024
Originating from "it boy" and along the same lines as "4th gen it boy," this term is used to described Ricky from ZEROBASEONE, globally the most popular and well known male 5th generation K-pop idol worldwide.
Although it is mostly used as an informal label by fans, a K-pop idol's status as an "it boy" is determined by their viral moments, how often they go viral, how many people in the general public and non-K-pop fans know of them, their impact in numbers and social media engagements, and the trends revolving around them, among other factors.
Although it is mostly used as an informal label by fans, a K-pop idol's status as an "it boy" is determined by their viral moments, how often they go viral, how many people in the general public and non-K-pop fans know of them, their impact in numbers and social media engagements, and the trends revolving around them, among other factors.
by kths March 13, 2024