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I'd say 1994-1995 as people born around this time and later do not have any shared experiences with the majority of Gen Y, most likely don't have concrete memories of 9-11, did not come of age during the turn of the century, grew up with tech (rather than it being introduced like gen y) and probs grew up on shows like Hannah Montana rather than Kim Possible and the PS3 and Wii.

 

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basically if you can't remember 9-11 you're gen z

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I'd say 1994-1995 as people born around this time and later do not have any shared experiences with the majority of Gen Y, most likely don't have concrete memories of 9-11, did not come of age during the turn of the century, grew up with tech (rather than it being introduced like gen y) and probs grew up on shows like Hannah Montana rather than Kim Possible and the PS3 and Wii.

 

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basically if you can't remember 9-11 you're gen z

That's not true for me

 

I'm 94 and I feel like part of both generations ..I grew up with technology but it was more introduced to me step by step. 

 
I remember when not every family had a pc, slowly everyone getting internet, how the mobile phones developed etc.
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I'd say 1994-1995 as people born around this time and later do not have any shared experiences with the majority of Gen Y, most likely don't have concrete memories of 9-11, did not come of age during the turn of the century, grew up with tech (rather than it being introduced like gen y) and probs grew up on shows like Hannah Montana rather than Kim Possible and the PS3 and Wii.

 

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basically if you can't remember 9-11 you're gen z

 

im from '95 and remember 9/11 very clearly tho, and i'm not even from america

and im pretty sure ppl my age watched kim possible? i know i felt too old to watch hannah montanna when it aired but idk

i wouldnt say gen z starts at '94 but maybe all that feels different from people in america, i know i read '96 and '97 before

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I think overall its hard to pin point when exactly as those of us born in the 90s feel like an in-between generation.

 

We grew up during a time when technology was growing however during this time technology wasn't as readily available as it is now so we know what it's like to not have a computer/mobile phone etc where as gen z kids don't really know a life without those things.

 

We don't really feel like we fit in with those born in the 80s or 00s so we're sort of this in-between group of people who know what it's like to be a part of both generations.

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im from '95 and remember 9/11 very clearly tho, and i'm not even from america

and im pretty sure ppl my age watched kim possible? i know i felt too old to watch hannah montanna when it aired but idk

i wouldnt say gen z starts at '94 but maybe all that feels different from people in america, i know i read '96 and '97 before

^^ I'm '94 and from America and remember 9/11 clearly. I consider gen z starting around '96/'97

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I'd say 1994-1995 as people born around this time and later do not have any shared experiences with the majority of Gen Y, most likely don't have concrete memories of 9-11, did not come of age during the turn of the century, grew up with tech (rather than it being introduced like gen y) and probs grew up on shows like Hannah Montana rather than Kim Possible and the PS3 and Wii.

 

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basically if you can't remember 9-11 you're gen z

i can remember 9/11 but i was really really small then
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