Back in the day, the generation gap was at least a minimum of five to ten years of gap. But now that there has been rapid development in technology, people with two years of difference in them are living in separate worlds. So, Hiptoro decided to gather some images that could help you understand how generation gaps have grown widely in recent years.
Scroll down to take a look at these images that might make you feel a little older.
Every generation has its own stylish carelessness to their looks.
“My niece asked me what one of these was.”
Generation Z vs CD jewel case
“13-year-olds now vs me when I was 13”
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“Found this scenario interesting at Starbucks…”
“But…you have real ping-pong!”
Even earlier, they used to be 2 tin cans with a string between them.
Older generations know how to spend free time correctly.
Jurassic Park (1993) vs Jurassic World (2015)
The younger one seems to be playing Minecraft.
“My 16-year-old cousin asked me what these were and I simply told her they were first generation USBs.”
“That’s my 12-year-old sister and me at the same age.”
“Today, one of the kids I babysit asked me, ’What’s this lever for?’ I had to explain it rolls the windows up and down.”
“Some little kid just came up to me on the train and asked me what this was. My heart shatters for children everywhere.”
It’s good he knows who Britney Spears is.
“Me at 14 going to a party vs my sister at 14 going to a party”
2 generations ignoring each other at the mall
Ah, those awkward questions from kids!
“The Motorola RAZR is now in a museum…boy do I feel old!”
“My 18-year-old brother just asked me what this is.”
“Me when I was 13 vs 13-year-olds now”
Do you remember these bands?
Today’s kids will never know what it’s like to have to create their own ankle socks.
Bonus: “Tired of those silly millennials with their gadgets!”
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