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Projek Adulting Episode 4: should we cancel Gen Z?

Three generations discuss the fast pace of modern life on social media, with cancel culture posing an ever present challenge

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 24 Jun 2022 12:00PM

Projek Adulting Episode 4: should we cancel Gen Z?
Mother-daughter duo Sara Nur Marcella and Sophia Ahmad join the podcast to opine on the good ol' days of pre social media madness. – WhatsApp pic, June 24, 2022

SCROLLING through countless hours of TikTok, watching the things Gen Z kids are up to – does one ever feel old? 

As millennials, Ryan and Sara feel a generational disconnect with not being able to keep up with the different ‘aesthetic-cores’, or not being ‘woke’ enough. On the flip side, there are now blurred lines between ‘freedom of speech’ and cyberbullying if one does not share the same views as the majority. 

So, is ‘cancel culture’ really the way to solve our issues? We may never know. 

Projek Adulting hosts, Ryan and Sara. – Vibes pic, June 24
Projek Adulting hosts, Ryan and Sara. – Vibes pic, June 24

This week we invited mother-daughter duo, Sophia Ahmad and Sara Nur Marcella to debate on which generation really is the best, and reminisce about the good old days of not having to take photographic evidence for the ‘Gram. 

Is Gen Z really the change we want to see, or should they be… cancelled? – The Vibes, June 24, 2022

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