A person who commonly roasts boomers for their lacking sense of humor by using the popular slang "ok boomer." These plentiful animals prey most commonly on the screen defiant boomers.
by a coalition of idiots January 15, 2020
An ageist(yea that's a word) phrase used by younger generations to react to something said by someone born in between 1946 and 1964 when they are relating to when they were a kid.
by the smart lynx December 03, 2019
An already overused unoriginal response the youngsters say to boomers, aka baby boomers or older people.
They say it in an attempt to be witty and shut down conversations, because they are tired of listening to older people, older people who are even more sick and tired of these young whiny entitled children.
When a youngster does not have an argument or anything original to say they say okay boomer because someone else said it and it's trendy to copy others in 2019.
Especially youngsters nowadays, little rascals!
They say it in an attempt to be witty and shut down conversations, because they are tired of listening to older people, older people who are even more sick and tired of these young whiny entitled children.
When a youngster does not have an argument or anything original to say they say okay boomer because someone else said it and it's trendy to copy others in 2019.
Especially youngsters nowadays, little rascals!
Boomer: "Hello!"
Youngster: "Ok Boomer."
Boomer: "I'll get double cheeseburger with large fries."
Youngster: "Your total is $5.99 first window."
Boomer: "You look adorable in your little uniform, look at you joining the workforce finally becoming less of a burden on society, great job!"
Youngster: "Ok Boomer."
Boomer: "Is that the new iPhone?"
Excited youngster: "Yeah! I just got it thurs...
Interrupting Boomer: "Don't care! Ha! Got eeem! See you later Chad!"
Youngster: "OKAY BOOMER! Damn they didn't hear me, oh well I'll say to the next customer. Welcome to McDonalds Can I take your order?"
Boomer #2: "Hello!"
Youngster: "Ok Boomer."
Youngster: "Ok Boomer."
Boomer: "I'll get double cheeseburger with large fries."
Youngster: "Your total is $5.99 first window."
Boomer: "You look adorable in your little uniform, look at you joining the workforce finally becoming less of a burden on society, great job!"
Youngster: "Ok Boomer."
Boomer: "Is that the new iPhone?"
Excited youngster: "Yeah! I just got it thurs...
Interrupting Boomer: "Don't care! Ha! Got eeem! See you later Chad!"
Youngster: "OKAY BOOMER! Damn they didn't hear me, oh well I'll say to the next customer. Welcome to McDonalds Can I take your order?"
Boomer #2: "Hello!"
Youngster: "Ok Boomer."
by Odd_James November 26, 2019
Ok boomer is a phrase used to end a conversation with a boomer. Boomer refers to an attitude towards millennial and gen z society.
Old person: Why do you young people always have to be stuck on your phones
Anyone younger than 40: Ok boomer
Anyone younger than 40: Ok boomer
by Fluffy | | Pluffy October 16, 2019
“Deborah, you will not believe what derogatory phrase a group of snowflakes said to me today.”
“What did those lazy millennials say, Gary?”
“Well, as usual, they were complaining about being in debt because of college. So in response, I told them they wouldn’t be in so much debt if they got off those god damn phones. Then, they proceeded to say ‘ok boomer.’”
“THAT IS OUTRAGEOUS! You better have threatened to call the police on them, Gary! The ladies in my book club say that’s the equivalent of saying the n-word.”
“What did those lazy millennials say, Gary?”
“Well, as usual, they were complaining about being in debt because of college. So in response, I told them they wouldn’t be in so much debt if they got off those god damn phones. Then, they proceeded to say ‘ok boomer.’”
“THAT IS OUTRAGEOUS! You better have threatened to call the police on them, Gary! The ladies in my book club say that’s the equivalent of saying the n-word.”
by long_ear_hair November 11, 2019
Grandma: back in my day we had to walk 10 miles to school uphill and in the snow. You kids are spoiled
Me: Ok Boomer
Me: Ok Boomer
by Superscrub67 November 05, 2019
A very dismissive and tired catchphrase only a year old used on social media with memes by the unsocial and smartphone-addicted Generation Z that have no interest in associating with or listening to old people (over 40) or how things used to be, even though today’s Boomers are all between 60 and 80 today. The phrase has been a success at offending older folks on social media wanting their voices heard and respect.
Boomer: When I was growing up, we were outside all day. We drank out of the water hose, rode our bikes all over the neighborhood, and didn’t come home until the street lights came on.
Z’er: OK Boomer!
Z’er: OK Boomer!
by waspcoloredstain December 25, 2020