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Gen Alpha 

Anyone born from the early 2010's to the present. If you think GenZ was annoying you'll die of cringe watching these fools' mere existence. They are practically copy-cats of GenZ except they just take slang and content, and turn it into a brain rotting parody of the original. They are practically the cargo cult of society, taking what they see as cool and new, and copying it without any understanding of what it means or how it works.
Hey man have you seen this video yet. No man it's just "Gen Alpha" garbage.
Gen Alpha by GenerationalNightmare February 22, 2024

Gen Alpha 

The worst generation to ever fucking exist. There is absolutely NOTHING good about this generation, not their humor, not their behavior, nothing! They have no respect for literally anyone. I know I sound like a boomer but I am speaking from experience. From the moment they come out of their mama's womb, they are given an ipad with youtube shorts, skibidi, among us, all that Gen Alpha shit. Gen Z was just the prototype but Gen Alpha is on a whole other level.
"My 4 year old cousin is part of Gen Alpha."
Gen Alpha by Gloo-Gloo March 5, 2024

Gen Alpha 

The new generation of young audiences, usually known to use informal language and abbreviations, such as: "LOL", "BTW", and "OMG", they are also known to use words that are considered to be inappropriate.
Gen Alpha is sus, like fr dude, they be using informal language more than this lighter can burn this fore-
Gen Alpha by Gammer19H125 March 29, 2024

Gen Alpha 

The death of us all
Person 1: Chat I'm such a sigma chad w rizz skibidi person 💯
Person 2: I have no hopes for your generation..
Person 1: Bru shut up gen alpha is a w generation
Person 2: Your generation doesn't even know how to read let alone know the alphabet, what are you on about?
Person 1: You have no gyatt, you got L rizz, you're not an alpha, you got no jawline, and you built like caseoh. Now let me mew properly.
Person 2: I'm taking away that fucking iPad away from you
Gen Alpha by 1MC00L3RTH4NY0U April 28, 2024

Gen Alpha 

Basically a trying too hard nü-boomer who is so out of it that it's painful.
John's mom is basically a boomer and so out of it that it's painfully embarrassing. Total Gen Alpha.
Gen Alpha by emcinto0 September 28, 2024

gen alpha 

gen alpha (noun)

Digitally native: They’re growing up with AI, virtual assistants, and immersive media as normal parts of life.

Education-first tech: Many use learning apps and digital classrooms from a very young age — especially post-2020.

Visually literate: Raised on short-form video, emojis, and touchscreen interfaces, they process information differently than previous generations.

Health-aware: Their childhood is shaped by global events like the COVID-19 pandemic, and many have an early understanding of mental health, wellness, and climate change.

Family-focused: With Millennial parents tending toward conscious, involved parenting styles, Gen Alpha often grows up with more emotional awareness and structure.

Start Year: 2015
End Year: Estimated around 2024
Named by: Australian social researcher Mark McCrindle
Parents: Primarily Millennials or gen x
bob: "is that your little brother? what's his generation"

Garry: "his generation is gen alpha! he was born in 2015!"
gen alpha by tobirobi May 4, 2025

Gen Alpha 

Generation Alpha is the demographic cohort succeeding Generation Z. Generation Beta is the proposed name of the following generation. While researchers and popular media generally identify the early 2010s as the starting birth years and the mid-2020s as the ending birth years, these ranges are not precisely defined and may vary depending on the source. Named after alpha, the first letter of the Greek alphabet, Generation Alpha is the first to be born entirely in the 21st century and the third millennium. The majority of Generation Alpha are the children of Millennials. Generation Alpha has been born at a time of falling fertility rates across much of the world, and experienced the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic as young children. For those with access, children's entertainment has been increasingly dominated by electronic technology, social networks, and streaming services, with interest in traditional television concurrently falling.
Those kids are born in gen alpha.
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