Hi guys! Dennis po yung pangalan ni tito. :) Ako po si Bob. -Bob

@adadeasis2547

3 жыл бұрын

We love the salient points of tito Dennis!

kinakailangan nito ng mga taong malayo sa circles niyo/ibang social status para mas marami makarelate, pero good discussion pa din

@roserawrrr4923

3 жыл бұрын

Tito pao HAHAHA tamang scroll lang ako ng comment tas nakita kita HAHAHA

@rencegumop-as3552

3 жыл бұрын

paluin kita ng hanger mo eh

@giancarlomagat2103

3 жыл бұрын

Tito Pao!!

@dcsamonte

3 жыл бұрын

Tito boomer 😂 Joke lang

@mingaoalyannamaeb.2795

3 жыл бұрын

good point tito.

Bob is basically the tito we always wanted to see during a reunion.

@mcd2250

3 жыл бұрын

The tito with so much words of wisdom na you'll never get bored of talking to him.

@ethel9374

3 жыл бұрын

Yass

@nathanieljrlegaspi3538

3 жыл бұрын

Dennis not Bob.

@BeYourselfandNothingMore

3 жыл бұрын

I hate those titos who would always ask "kelan ka ba mag aasawa?"

@juanmarcos7264

3 жыл бұрын

Totes!

I think millennials and boomers are both sensitive, it's just that millennials are more vocal when it comes to things that aren't right for them. Also, they are acknowledging things like mental health, freedom of expression and the likes.

@charlesso5083

3 жыл бұрын

Christofide you got that right. Boomers are used to tolerating what comes may, kaya pag dating satin lagi nilang sinasabi “Noong panahon namin, dati saamin”, tolerating in a sense that even if it is wrong they are tolerating it

@eyesandstars6222

3 жыл бұрын

Mas repression of emotions lang sila

@meow8909

3 жыл бұрын

@Jeter Canda hahaha what

@nielfollero5

2 жыл бұрын

I like the last sentence, millennials acknowledging these things. It's very true and I think it's one of our strenghts. But sometimes we act too much about it, it's making us self centered we always talk about it, about ourselves and I find it too much sometimes it's cringy.

Content Suggestion: average career Honor student and successful career college drop out meet.

@Rec.Create

3 жыл бұрын

sige

@ninjaBAZUKA

3 жыл бұрын

OMG 😱😱😱

@kazumakiryu9369

3 жыл бұрын

Sige

@joyalcalde5646

3 жыл бұрын

omg yasssss

@angelodelacruz589

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rec.Create omg looking forward to this!

Tito Dennis is the pleasant boomer that we always wanted to talk to, he’s very open-minded unlike other boomers who’s not open which I agree that many boomers are not open or adaptive to change cause they think that having more amount of experience make them more knowledgeable on most things. Second, I like how Francis answered the technology part. I think it’s not technology who pressures us to learn and experience everything. I think being on a younger generation whose parents are mostly boomers, we don’t want to experience the same experiences of our parents (which they keep on sharing growing up), like how they aren’t able to do what they wanted to do in life back then cause their parents are strict, like how important it is to plan first before getting married, cause it’s hard to raise a kid and provide for the family. That’s why many millennials are striving to be successful and stable, eventhough we don’t know on what certain level should we settle. Haaaay. Like imagine many boomers got married on their early and mid 20s, meanwhile us, we’re still single up until this age. 😂

Nice discussion. I suggest Rec-Create to seek experts in the field of psychology, anthropology, and sociology for meaningful discourse on this great divide of generational differences.

Thank you for all the comments about my dad hehe we enjoy reading them

@angelitogutierrez395

3 жыл бұрын

you are so lucky that you have a dad like that

@lorennina8846

3 жыл бұрын

u mean OUR dad :))

@lorennina8846

3 жыл бұрын

@@angelitogutierrez395 the reply wasn't for u it's for Jana :))

@LeVance

3 жыл бұрын

so luckyyy

@tomclemente

3 жыл бұрын

kudos to your dad for sharing this thoughts!

For me the reason why others go to another place to find themselves is because they can't express themselves freely in the place they are in. It's not like they have 'left themselves there', but more like 'found themselves there'.

namiss ni millennial rep yung one factor kung bakit karamihan ay sensitive about anything. it's social media. a lot of millennials would always look for validation from other people to the point na once something does not go their way, it would make them feel bad. also cancel culture plays a big role. konting kibot, galit na galit na agad at gagawa na ng napakahabang thread sa twitter. anyway, ganda ng usapan nila. smooth lang yung conversation.

@berouja

3 жыл бұрын

I see that more as a Gen Z thing tbh. A lot of the things you said are borne out of the internet culture of the now.

@har5814

3 жыл бұрын

I hate that cancel culture so annoying.

@bastavlogofficial

3 жыл бұрын

New Gen is SNOWFLAKES and SOFT.

@maxscene7

3 жыл бұрын

Disclaimer lmao: this is to the general public but this thread was a good place to put it. I think it would be a fair assessment to consider that there are two types (at the least) of millenial/gen z's on the internet. There are the extremely sensitive-- misguided preachers of the what nots and what should be. Those are the ones who ostracize and get into cat fights. They are still developinh and should be guided into the right way to communicate their ideas and to contemplate more about their own roles and inner biases, philosophies before screaming at everyone on the internet. But its absurd to exoect that of a whole growing generatiom when we have boomers who are also like that. On the other side, there are the ones who try to educate themselves as best as possible, who try to educate others and those who have learned that there is a certain boundary and intolerability that we must not allow to be crossed. Dito na po papasok yung fighting racism, anti marcos (his propaganda and history revisionism), socmed activism including yung sa sexual harrassment, gender inequality, domestic violence and abuse, and government abuse and corruption. Minsan masasabi niyong palagi silang galit, maybe its because theyve had enough. Minsan naman masasabi niyong joke lang naman eh bakit naging issue, maybe consider that your biases and normal meter has gone done so low that you have forgotten to treat humans with dignity and compassion (ex. You joke with your lgbt friend about his sexuality, hes uncomfortable and tells you so, and you reject his emotions, claiming its a joke and that he shouldnt be hurt. In this instance, you label the queer friend as sensitive. However, you might have disregarded the fact that his family abused and disowned him for his sexuality and making a joke about sexuality+family or whatever might have triggered trauma. Kumbaga, kulang ka na sa sensitivity. And normal lang yung sensitivity ng millenial/gen z. Maybe the past generation would only keep quiet and hide their hurt, but whats good about this generation is that it doesnt tolerate abuse or mistreatment and we speak out. Your responsibility as a human being in this society is to identify which is which and to give people the benefit of the doubt. Assesd your personal biases as well. Skl.

@stfu4838

3 жыл бұрын

Tbh as a gen z its more of a gen z thing than millennials I'm not saying its a good thing tho

I think we millenials are more sensitive because we’ve seen our parents and grandparents holding back their feelings and thoughts until they’ve had enough and they blow up. There’s also that toxic filipino culture where you cannot speak up to your elders or your authorities because they “know more”. We’ve learned that we need to speak up if we feel unfair, opressed, neglected.

@ajanadia7925

3 жыл бұрын

FR

@bryanperalta740

3 жыл бұрын

Except when Millennial become old themselves of course they will say “we won’t be like that.” All I can say is Time will only tell.

Content suggestion: DDS and an anti DDS or activist meet

@rowonder3897

3 жыл бұрын

that would be very entertaining 🤣

As a millennial business owner, I agree with millennials taking things personally (in the workplace), if they don’t do their job right and are being told so (even nicely!) They feel so bad. It’s especially harder sincere they’re just a few years younger than me.

@paulaaquino5847

3 жыл бұрын

I'm a 96-er millenial genz cusp, and I think most millenials are wayyyy too sensitive and idealistic in the workplace

Para silang magtatay. The discussion is very fruitful and I find myself realizing new things. A great discussion indeed.

Bob's promotion was *chef's kiss*✨✨

@clarkgabrielte6390

3 жыл бұрын

HAHAHAHAHAH OMG

Suggestion next ep, (BA grad/student) Arts Person and (BS grad/student) Science Person

@darkstar3950

3 жыл бұрын

niceee rec•create pansinin niyo to hahaha

@joshuadg4406

3 жыл бұрын

this one's coollll 🙌

@cjmanalo2863

3 жыл бұрын

Up

@erosjimin1100

3 жыл бұрын

true dapat BS Accountancy vs BA in Literature mga kineme

@chll_a

3 жыл бұрын

I second!

People with different types of intelligence should meet. People often ask for what they don't have and sometimes it becomes toxic, specially with the social media age because everyone has some sort of urge to prove themselves to other people, even random stranger from the internet. People should learn to appreciate who they are intellectually and stop deprecating themselves just because someone seems to be better than them at something. You're good enough, you should know that.

Sana next Gen Z and baby boomer/ Millenial meet

Content suggestion: Single Dad and Single Mom. This content promote self value din. So interesting.

"Does technology pressure you to learn everything?" - recreate "a baby boomer and a millenial meet" What a nice question coming from a baby boomer address to the millenials

Entertaining youtube contents are good pero we also need this kind of content. Very informative and mapapa-reflect ka nalang after mo matapos yung video. Hehe. Kudos to the team of Rec-create. Busogin niyo pa kami ng mga ganitong contents 😁😁😁

"refrain from putting levels on generations."

@Hana-jk2rb

3 жыл бұрын

labels*

Tito boomer is such a cool ''TITO'' i never had haha

Finally a good discussion between the generations. Also its always weird that Gen X is ignored haha

@bonet1803

3 жыл бұрын

hahahaha

@webdev1652

3 жыл бұрын

way too young and inexperienced to be part of this kind of conversations

@webdev1652

3 жыл бұрын

@Scarlet Teal my bad i read it as gen z thanks

@AM-vt7hw

3 жыл бұрын

@@webdev1652 i think they deserve to be heard too haha i mean how else will we be able to understand each other diba

@geea.9340

2 ай бұрын

Kasi they get lumped with the boomers. For younger people, old people = boomers

the tito/tatay we always want, this kind of discussion and a beer is priceless.

i really love how tito handled the conversation. he kept his calm but also added his wit. and he really emphatizes with the millenial. and not just contradict for the sake of being correct. sana all ganyan 😔😔😔😔

This is one of the channels that I always look at. Educating, inspiring contents than the fake influencers.

Kuya at the beginning is me during a group presentation

@efmae152

3 жыл бұрын

How awkwardly cute u must be

@kazumakiryu9369

3 жыл бұрын

Daisan no bakudan

@aurelius-sparks

3 жыл бұрын

Me too lol!

Millenials are sensitive because we dont want to experience things that may humiliate and discriminate others such as racism, sexism, body shaming and boomers are less vocal during that times.

@carloconopio6513

3 жыл бұрын

Sguro dahil wala pang social media that time..kasi feeling ko kung wla parin social media ngyn bka ganun parin ang millienials..

Very insightful si daddy. Didn't expect this video to be this good.

Ako yung nahirapan kay kuya sa ad hahaha

@juliusangelolg

3 жыл бұрын

Samedt!

@jdhahak

3 жыл бұрын

me too lol

Wow! What an open-minded tito! I learned so much from the comprehensive discussion between the two, especially how the tito explained stuffs that made me realize a lot. "Man was not created to serve only one purpose." -Tito Dennis, Rec•Create

This is so insightful. Super cool ng Daddy while Francis is so charismatic. ❤

Gusto ko lang sabihin na tawang tawa ako kay Bob sa promotion hahaha

Love this episode! I like being taught by elders, and I don't mind old-fashioned ways of doing things. As long as it works, everything should be fine. 😊

Medyo odd lang for me yung part na sinabi ng millenial about the boss scolding him, as his parents should be the only one doing it. As what kuya "boomer" has implied, you have to put some boundaries and manage your expectations especially in a corporate setup. The driving force of a business is profit, and if you make a mistake that may compromise it then it is natural na mapagalitan/mapagsabihan ka for that. I myself have been scolded few times in the office and at first it do really hurt. But sometimes you just have to change your perspective whenever receiving criticism especially in work as it is not something that defines you as a person but a way to improve you as an employee/professional. Learn to compromise so that we may have a harmonious relations between us Millenieals and Baby Boomers. 😁

I have to agree with Tito, you can really find yourself at home. The hard thing is to detach to the social media world which is a major factor that contributes to us millennials being soft. I myself was soft, but when I went home and did not use any social media platform for a week, it was the best week of my life.

On the part where it discussed na sinigaw sigawan ka ng boss mo, it makes you feel worse because you already knew that you did a mistake and you are already owning it before ka pa sinigaw sigawan. Hindi yun pagiging sensitive, you just can't detach your feelings from your work as easy as older people do kasi nga you want your job to be something you enjoy and be passionate about.

I was teary eye watching the vid. How wonderful to have tito like this, mag iinuman kami until morning po nito

Thank you for this video! Ang open at respectful nila pareho that’s why the conversation was smooth. More content like this. :)

love the healthiness of their conversation 💯

i seldom comment to yt vids, but the discussion was so profound that i cant help myself from doing so. i honestly didn't expect that coming.

I love this episode, may ilalagay na ko sa group chat ng pamilya para mabawasan na ang drama.. Sana may part 2 babae naman

One of the best discussions! Tito Denis is the tito we wished but we never had!!!

One of the best contents in your channel! Kudos! 👌🏼

i love their conversation, best content so far

suggestion next episode: person who use socmed 24/7 or sumn & person who is a bookworm

Nature na kase natin mga tao na lageng ikumpara ang mga bagay. Sinong mas magaling, mas tama, mas mali, mas maganda, mas ok.

"puro. Abroad, nahanap mo ba sarili mo?" HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA

We can learn a lot from people from all walks of life. It's learning to listen and understanding our differences that make things productive and worthwhile. Inspiring. 🙂 People have to use helpful communication with their employees but I think it's ok to get angry when employees are lazy or not executing properly. People can be butthurt about things and think that everything is argumentative if you baby them too much. I think there should be a balance and I agree that you have to get to know the person and find out what works for him, or train him to adjust to the work environment's standards cause not everybody should be entitled.

Great discussion! Wished we can always taked with each other with open mindedness 👌

Eto ung KZread content na maganda.

our society is so soft....so soft..puro gusto mo. pag labas mo sa labas ng society iba na.

Rec•Create kailan niyo ba ako i-invite sa show niyoooooooooooooooo! Ang sarap kausap ng mga ganitong tao 😭😭

Ako lang ba? Na-tear up ako sa 'do you feel pressured to learn everything because of technology'

Daming learnings, sarap pakinggan yung mga thoughts ni tito 😊

I would love to talk to both of them in an inuman session. It sounds fun! I will learn a lot!

Watching this video, I feel like I'm a mix of both generations in my personal disposition

Looking forward to Gen Z and Baby Boomer meet sa next content. Btw, I love your channel continue creating contents that talks about the things that most of the people can't talk about because they're not open-minded or ready.

I love this episode. I learned a lot!

medyo tinamaan ako sa" hanapin ko sarili ko" while traveling 😆

It's just really a matter of respecting decisions and understanding

Nice. Would have been better kung ang classes na invited dyan ay yung nasa c to e. Dahil sobrang iba ang magiging discussion. Tito made his statement more sound and sensible. Experience and wisdom x knowledge and technology.

This is so educational. Daming learnings.

Content and conversation are fruitful to hear 😍😍😍

I love lolo! Ang galing mag explain!

Basically its just a cycle, we are experiencing what they experienced but in different ways.

Cute topic, I love this Episode kaway sa mga Millenials diyan :)

Something that tackles about how gen z handles situation would be interesting too

Both my parents are early boomers, mom was born in 1948 and dad was born in 1953. I think there is little in common between those of my mom's age and those who were born in the 60s. Meanwhile all my siblings are early Millennials born in 1981, 1984, 1986 and 1988 (+). Contrary to what these two generations think but they have a lot of similarities than what they thought. I notice that they are both idealistic, optimistic, sensitive, entitled, too concerned for image & status and childlike. Gen X (my generation) is much more different than these two despite having a closer age gap for either of these two.

I like this episode!

i think the biggest differences of them are open-mindedness and acceptance regarding on "nung araw" and "sa ngayon" ???

@carloconopio6513

3 жыл бұрын

Tama ka parang pag tyo tumanda na yung mfa anank ntin sure iba n nmn compare satin..

Love the discussion.

Good convo, enlightening.

I like their vibe. Kalmado lang.

13:51 this part right here 👏👏

ang galing ni sir!! ang ganda rin ni ate allison haha

More contents like this pls. 🥰

More content na katulad po nito pls..

Yall should do drunken history like the ones from “comedy central” i know you could pull it off i was planning to do ghat actually kahit pang school work lang pero i could not haha so yah i think you should do it here’s why: you guys could pull it off, no one has ever done drunken history in the philippines yet, it will help the youth including myself learn more about history of our country (aside from Rizal and other heroes) in a very entertaining way, it will not be boring cause well there is drinking and its informative, no one has done it before etc madami pa hope you read thisssss. 💖

@mamoru1836

3 жыл бұрын

Up up

Love na love ko toh na channel ❤️

This is so cooooool. Pwedeng part 2? How about mga babae po? Hehe

Ang talino ni tito ❤

Most fave episode so far 💪🏻 I've seen everything na ha? Peace #unfilteredsquad

maaannn they're so cool especially tito boomer :)

I would love to sit and drink booze with a boomer with his level of intellect and openness to topics with continuous mutual respect.

There is a clear misconception when millenials say that they have to find themselves. Finding your self for us millenials is not actually about finding our old self but finding the part of us we don't meet yet...and we cannot find that if we keep doing the same thing that boxed us into people's idea of who we are, or staying in the same place we obviously outgrew....

Tito boomer is probably the ideal tito weve never had. love 13:55 answer tho

@carlotumaque

3 жыл бұрын

I also loved that part.

@jcdesierto4761

3 жыл бұрын

second that \m/

luv this!!! 💖

I love this episode.

MORE OF THESE VIDS!!!

I'm wheezing at the intro it's awkward yet entertaining lol

Philosophy teacher na katulad ni Sir Dennis pleaaaase. Hehehe

Rec create underrated! More content

May po bang uncut episode po ba nito? Hahah di po kasi buo yung answers ni Tito. Lodi kasi siya. 😁

Love the discussion, “Tito Boomer” lodicakes ka po hahahahha

This is educational. Nice. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

awesome episode

Naalala ko yung episode ng un-create about boomers HAHAHAHAHA ✌🏻😗

Salute! I really want to have an uncle like that.