Victoria Slatton, 28, a D.C. lawyer who posted an "OK, boomer" TikTok, refers to the wave of these videos as "a sophisticated, mass retaliation" by Gen Z against the generations past that have ...

"OK, boomer" becomes rallying cry for young people fed up with inequality, climate change 09:19. The catchphrase "OK, boomer" has exploded from a social media meme into a generational rallying cry.

In true Gen Z style, the "OK, boomer" merch was quick to market — there's T-shirts for $19.99 and sweatshirts for $34.99 emblazoned with the phrase — proving that capitalism is alive and well ...

Start listening. “OK, Boomer” means the other party has already checked out. Bring them back by asking questions, listening to the answers, and engaging with their point of view.

A conservative radio host who compared the term “boomer” to the N-word in a tweet has been widely mocked online, and was even the target of a thinly-veiled swipe from Dictionary.com. . Bob ...

“OK boomer” is a pithy way young generations are clapping back toward people they perceive to be out of touch. But discussion about the meme reached an uncomfortable apex Monday when ...