Fun culture theories in here

Knowing that you’re always going to be on camera as a driver of consumerism 

The rise of the group chat driving bigger weddings

Fun culture theories in here

Knowing that you’re always going to be on camera as a driver of consumerism 

The rise of the group chat driving bigger weddings https://open.spotify.com/episode/32mQEVIn9XiY38VVyo5E5q?si=le_l6-3PS8y-Fw6_Xdv6wQ

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I have it downloaded for later. Although my working theory is they Gen Z brings a lot of problems on itself and actually has a lot of ways to collectively opt out of things they don’t like, but have convinced themselves are necessary

I’ve heard Gen Z complain about how they wish this wasn’t the case, but if they aren’t online then they’re out of society. This may be true in ways, but is also something they’ve collectively opted into

That’s true, but this clip didn’t necessarily id these things as problematic only that they drove consumerism

How about feeling like you have to invite someone to your wedding, for starters?

After that, the cameras don’t always “have to be on” and you don’t have to curate your life for your social media followers

Here’s another call out — Gen Z thinking that they have to live in NY/SF even if they can’t afford it and it’s ruining their sense that life is worth living.

I think millennials flocked to those cities because that’s where the jobs were, but with WFH, Gen Z could opt into cheaper cost of living and probably have more satisfaction