8 Trends Boomers Refused To Jump On

Reality TV

The explosion of reality television in the late 1990s promised authenticity but typically used manufactured drama, sensationalism.

Social Media Obsession

Boomers aren't necessarily against social media, but most don't embrace it like young people do. While they may enjoy communicating with family.

Influencer Culture

Influencers are a truly modern phenomenon born of social media, they promote unrealistic lifestyles and maintain overly fake and flawless.

The Gig Economy

Many Boomers find the concept of temporary, freelance work (often online) strange and unpredictable. They usually value traditional careers.

Cryptocurrency

While some Boomers do dabble in crypto and blockchain technology, many remain cautious about its volatile nature and the lack of global.

Online Dating

When Boomers first started dating, even 'lonely heart' advertisements in newspapers weren't a thing, and they now find the concept of scrolling.

Ghosting

Ghosting as "a way of ending a relationship with someone suddenly by stopping all communication with them.

Excessive Consumerism

So-called "cancel culture" involves ostracizing or boycotting a celebrity or public figure for past mistakes or controversial opinions.