generation why

Generation why is a phrase first introduced to most commoners like me in Conan Grays song Generation why. Its used to describe the existential dread that most youth face and has become even more popular during the Covid19 Pandemic, because of all the teen angst having to be represented mostly, if not completely online. Generation why is almost used as an insult towards genz, thanks to the name comming from what Conan interpreted the older generations opinions on us to be. But if we're being honest, the lyrics bring us some kind of collective peace with it...

we are the worthless, cursed with too much time.
We get into trouble and lose our minds.
Something that ive heard a million times in my life

generation why...

by ximemoy August 18, 2021

Deaf Generation

An Alternative, Experimental, Rock band from southern California. A group of people living for something more.

Did you see that awesome band at The Roxy last night?" "yeah that was Deaf Generation!

by thatswhatshesaid714 June 20, 2011

Jackpot Generation

A generation of Americans which lived off the good fortunes inherited from the hard-work and success of their parent's generation, but squandered these good fortunes, thus, leaving their own children's generation nothing. (i.e. the baby boomer generation)

Young Person #1: "I heard that instead of fixing social security for all Americans, the baby boomers are going to vote to cut Social Security benefits for just the younger American's, so they can receive full benefits for themselves in their retirement years."

Young Person #2: "Yep!. Sounds like the Jackpot Generation is up to their old tricks--squander a social program for their benefit, thus leaving nothing for the future generations of Americans."

by Millt0n December 16, 2011

Wi-gration

The act of wandering from spot to spot in search of WiFi (or an improved WiFi connection). People in the process of Wi-gration can be seen stalking through coffee shops, malls and other public spaces while staring intently at their electronic devices for evidence of connectivity.

When word got around that the connection seemed to get stronger beyond Gate 32B, there was a mass Wi-gration through the terminal.

by Anna LeStache January 21, 2013

Second generation lesbian

A woman who begins to live as (or identify as) a lesbian after experiencing one or more heterosexual relationships.

After 2 failed marriages, 6 kids, and a lot of unhappiness, Sandra gave up on men, changed teams and became a second generation lesbian.

by GoddessoftheNet July 28, 2016

To our future Generations

To our future generations, just know that we are truly sorry for leaving this fucked up and twisted piece of shit world to you. Most of you will probably be led astray by the rest of the ignorant masses, if you are reading this than we hope that you aren't a part of the sheeple flock. We know that there is no way to apologize enough for ruining our home, and your home. But we just want to warn you to act on the behalf of those who can't and take down our oppressors and bring about a change in the natural cycle. I say this on the behalf of past generations and on the behalf of NTHC.

To our future generations, will you please forgive us?

by NTH.C December 6, 2017

D-Generation X

a stable in wrestling that at one point included Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Chyna, Rick Dude, X-Pac, and I think 3 other wrestlers no one really knows anymore. the stable would be defined as rude, obnoxious, rule breaking, obscene, and never obeying the wwe officials (vince mchoman and general managers too). their signature "crotch chop" was their famous taunt. when they did the crotch chop they also said "we got two words for you SUCK IT!" (they would do the crotch chop while they said "SUCK IT!". the stable ended up breaking apart sometime around 1999. the stable recently reunited. the members are now Triple H and shawn michaels. for more information go to their profile on wwe.com (they should be under superstars on Raw).

D-Generation X has 2 words for you: Suck It!

by Matthew Broderick September 13, 2008