Who knew that the Fountain of Youth was actually inside a garden hose

@julieneff9408

Ай бұрын

Our hose water came from a well that we later found out was full of radon. Oops. I just turned 50 and I'm not so sure my glow is of youth.

@Catalyst_of_Chaos

Ай бұрын

​@@julieneff9408 But did you die?

@MommaBear87

Ай бұрын

Haha I love this comment so much

@thegreycheshire5919

Ай бұрын

We all did. Which is why we drank from them.

@Sanguinarius9999

Ай бұрын

We had less soda, soft drinks, sugar.

It's true. I'm 34 and still listen to the advice Sailor Moon gave me at the end of each episode. 90s kid for life 💞💞💞

@johnp5250

Ай бұрын

Oh God I remember watching Sailor Moon only because it was the only other anime Still slaps though had to equal out DBZ some how

@TheRibottoStudios

Ай бұрын

Yugi Muto is my biggest comfort character; he reminds me that it's okay that your biggest strength is your kindness.

@jordanjames-lightner9344

Ай бұрын

Yes either sailor moon or static shock 👌🏿😁

@Newme4444

Ай бұрын

Dragon ball!!

@equivalentexchangeisalie5726

Ай бұрын

@@johnp5250 Yea I love Sailor Moon. It's truly a 90s anime whereas Digimon and Yugioh, which I loved were more of the early to mid 2000s. Will always be a part of me. Never watched DBZ growing up but rest in peace to Akira Toriyama 🙏🙏🙏

90's kids are the last generation of the last milenium. So... We are special.

@god563616

18 күн бұрын

Yass babie I LOVE our generation. We are aging beautifully

@ednamartinez6129

15 күн бұрын

@@god563616🥰

@glennquagmire9900

12 күн бұрын

u mean 2000s kids/90s babies? 90s kids were born in the 80s to early 90s.

@justincasey995

9 күн бұрын

​@@glennquagmire9900a lot of the 90s culture was still strong early 2000s in most places. I was born in 95 but remember a lot of things from the 90s even though I was 5 in 2000. Wish we could bring that 90s-early 2000 culture back.

@glennquagmire9900

8 күн бұрын

@@justincasey995 doesn't matter what gets carried over, ur not a 90s kid. ur literally 4 by the time it turns 2000.

I genuinely thought the guy on camera was like 42 years old.

@ryancappo

27 күн бұрын

I'm 44 and I thought he looks older than me. Yet Zendaya is 27...

@andresgonzalez4693

25 күн бұрын

That's what I thought

@TLW369

23 күн бұрын

😂…We all thought that at first.

@bronxriverchinobrown2856

22 күн бұрын

When I first first saw him I thought he was atleast 4 yrs older than me and I’m 34😂

@cobra8888

22 күн бұрын

You saw the video in which the same guy talked about his meeting with Dwayne Johnson and the latter thought they were the same age?

I’m glad you brought up the inner child thing because I think younger generations obsession with not being seen as “cringe” or liking “cringey” things is really hindering their connection to their inner child and it’s coming to bite them in the ass.

@aarteestmj4958

Ай бұрын

With NOT being seen as cringe? Wha? Is this new? Because that’s all everything is now.

@masterjunko

Ай бұрын

​@@aarteestmj4958 on the Internet, yes that's all everything is. Heck, I've got a cringe worthy anime girl as my pfp as we speak. It's mostly satire, but cringe to a lot none the less. In real life, I'd die if anyone knew I was this character and knew where it was from. I get second hand embarrassment from my own memories let alone getting embarrassed for thinks I do as jokes or interests I have now, and a lot of friends my age share that sentiment. My only saving grace with the age thing is that I'm short with a high voice, but I look in the mirror and I see a 40 something going through a second divorce when I'm 18..... we're aging even faster than millennials 😭

@seochr

Ай бұрын

It’s the vaping / early exposire to illegal substances and wearing make up as early as 10… these all make you look cool but poison your body. Plus all the doom scrolling at night makes you lose your beauty sleep 😴

@Sly-Moose

Ай бұрын

This

@Monkey832

Ай бұрын

@@masterjunkoI'm short with a low voice and some days I could pass for a homeless drunk man named Slick Johnny that lives under a bridge on I-75

I'm 35 and I had a talk with a young lady yesterday in her early 20's about drinking water, eating right and sleeping right and she couldn't believe that I was 35 because she said I don't look it, she thought I was around 26. 💯

@laurakeever1520

Ай бұрын

I'm 34 and people think I'm in my mid 20s and can't believe I have a 13 yr old n now a newborn lol

@ZoobiYT

Ай бұрын

35 here too, get the same reactions. Until I hit 32ish people thought I was barely an adult.

@ravens6286

Ай бұрын

I'm 61. When I was 37 I was talking to a young woman, telling her I was going to the hospital to be there when my daughter gave birth to her second child. She was so shocked. She couldn't believe that I was old enough to have a child old enough to have one of her own. She thought I was in my early to mid 20's. Now I have 3 great grandchildren. I wonder how surprised she would be to hear that now. 🤣🤣🤣. Of course I can't say I look to be in my 20's, or 30's, or 40's. But...50, yea. I'm ok w/that.

@slavsit7600

Ай бұрын

im 98 years old and people say i look like a 12 year old kid 😹😹😹😹😹😹

@marieonishenko

Ай бұрын

Yeah, I’m 31 and I still get carded. I’m noticing it’s sometimes not happening though. But I am pretty happy when it does.

This is Donald Glover’s best role yet 🙌🏼

@ES-os7ko

12 күн бұрын

You obviously mean Jeffrey Wright

Im 37 but most think I’m 26. A good diet, rest, training regularly and a good long walk in the forest from time to time are keeping me fit,

@The716_

26 күн бұрын

I’m turning 50 next month and most people think I’m in my late 20s too early 30s

@highelf6086

24 күн бұрын

​@@The716_hahah bullshit😂😂 made me laugh tho

@carodar34

18 күн бұрын

i eat junkfood, sweets basicly all the time, no good diet, no training, and ppl still today cant believe i am more far away from the 30 then the 40. sure my BMI is not perfect, but i am fine

@samg1879

16 күн бұрын

I'm 27 but people think I'm 26. I'll take it...

@marciestoddard730

15 күн бұрын

@The716_ youre joking or delusional.

You have to think about when 80's 90's kids were growing up, we were also "slapped into next week/month/year" so many times that in a way we time traveled to stay looking younger than we are.

@evemito

Ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣 legit

@heatherholzhaus7013

Ай бұрын

100%

@kudzu_

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂 oh damn I think you might have figured it out

@kimberlyfrey8740

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@McCrapweasel

Ай бұрын

Yep.

He's not lying. Aside from KZread and Reddit, i try to stay away from social media as much as possible for my own sanity

@thesinfulyogini2073

Ай бұрын

Samsies

@xakitad

Ай бұрын

Same!!

@samantha9644

Ай бұрын

Yes this!! I swear it's what's kept me youthful and stress free honestly lol. Plus I turn notifications off for any social media app. If I remember it exists randomly I'll check it, otherwise it just stays forgotten for 6+ months till I remember it again 😅

@eveningstar8581

Ай бұрын

I only have KZread! I have never had anything else. You guys I'm 42 and I've never even SEEN MySpace LOL! I have always refused to do bow down to the social media demons!

@EricaRivas-te2ob

Ай бұрын

KZread when I have extra time. Reddit when I have some random question to ask.

Nailed it. Other obvious factors were the non-prevalence of nip-tucking every little body flaw away with plastic, far less criminally over-adulterated food, and modern media not having keyed in that anger & anxiety are the two best emotional states to manipulate people with. I have met some youthful 20 somethings that look their age or a tad younger, but most have been hammered by stress and have the new equivalent of the 'thousand yard stare' our grandfathers did that I like to call the 'thousand screen stare'. I would hate growing up now, where everyone is in metaphorically your back pocket, nagging you while also trying to be your friend and putting you down, all just to get your milk money. Best advice I can give, because life over-stressed and filled with cortisol, is to learn to let most things go. It doesn't mean you become a doormat and get walked on and have no hard lines in the sand or strong opinions that will rock the boat at times. It just means that most things are already a giant rock in motion, and to either step to the side, or hop on top and ride it out. Worrying about all the details and uncontrollables when most never matter or come into play puts you in an early grave.

@cookiewithsunglasses6786

29 күн бұрын

As a person in their 20s who looks like they're in their 30s, thank you. I needed to hear this ❤

@user-ze2pm3pe2e

28 күн бұрын

My guess is social media made the kids always stressed because of comparing themselves to so many fake manufactured lives on Instagram etc.

@TYD98

28 күн бұрын

Deleted Instagram 10 years ago best decision ever. I don’t have to compare myself with girls around the world.

I'm positive that social media and beauty standards plays a large roll. There is an overuse of personal care and cosmetic products. Now, every generation has had its share of beauty trends and products, of course, but what are those ten step skincare routines really doing in the long run? Is it really good for your skin to jump between new serums and cleaners? Do we know the longterm outcomes of these formulas and chemicals? I'm not trying to fear monger and say reject "non-natural" products, I use skincare products, but I think there's something to be said about the over abundance of it all. That's not even touching on the cosmetics and increase in plastic surgery.

@DiamondEubanks

12 сағат бұрын

I'm in my early 40s, still get carded and pass for 20s, and on occasion early 30s if there was a conversation had before asking about my age. I just started a real skin care regimen this year. I also hear about 20 somethings getting Botox already! Like, why does a very young person need Botox??

@japellbrooks2963

5 сағат бұрын

Hell the world was shocked when Pro-Active came out, that was the first 3-step facial system. Most didn’t buy it cause it was too expensive, so we stuck to neutrogena products and Clean N clear for our pimples😂

40, here. I don't wanna grow up, cause I'm a Toy R Us kid.

@eveningstar8581

Ай бұрын

Thank youuu! I'm 42 and I am still such a big kid. Same with my husband. We refuse to get old because why?!! 😂

@kaneo1

Ай бұрын

RIP Toys r Us 😢

@bdancestars

Ай бұрын

I thought millennials don’t age because they grew up with technology and never leave the house. Therefore, avoiding sun damage.

@Narutosonicrule1245

Ай бұрын

It was a spell all along

@Narutosonicrule1245

Ай бұрын

​@@kaneo1actually, believe it or not, it came back from the dead

"Is that they went from an extrovert to an introvert." STOP CALLING ME OUT!!

@waywardgoddess7219

Ай бұрын

We also have louder knees lol

@rockstarbma

Ай бұрын

​@@waywardgoddess7219 Nah trust me that's not just for older people. I'm only 24 and I've had loud knees for years. My hips and knees randomly pop. And my knees pop pretty regularly whenever I decide to do squats unless I find the right stance/position. I don't feel it, it's just a loud noise but it scares my mom because she's always like "Does that not hurt?" 😂😂

@waywardgoddess7219

Ай бұрын

@@rockstarbma my joints have always been like that too!

@psychologymajorptsd62

Ай бұрын

He’s calling all of us out. Though I just stayed an introvert, I don’t like people pointing it out…

@nousername191

Ай бұрын

@@waywardgoddess7219 How do y'all already have knee problems?!

Bernard from Westworld dropping some knowledge 🔥🔥🔥

39 year old with a 1.5 yr old son here I don’t do anything to care for myself but I’m always mistaken for a college student. Aside from the fact that I can’t buy a damn house right now, I’m happy as fuck without stress. I got a family, enough money to travel and shit, and I’m a college professor with a federal government job to help our Veterans. What more can I really ask for?

@Jay_Aargh83

7 күн бұрын

Some humility, maybe?

“20 year olds look like they’re in their forties ” Jordan can definitely relate 🤣🤣

@RealYouTubeHustlers

29 күн бұрын

But that’s cap it’s just him I’m 26 and I can pass as a 17-22 year old

@elleari89

29 күн бұрын

Honestly thought he was in his forties with kids.. 😅

@YahQueenRoyal

26 күн бұрын

Wait he how old 😂 I thought he was joking!

32 yr old here, I was giggling at everything you said till I got to “extroverts to introverts” and flat out gasped!!! You nailed it!!!!! Recently took a solo birthday trip because who has time for drama or group chats? To the 20yr olds, stop putting pressure on yourselves to figure life out. You’ll still mess up. Give yourself grace and keep pushing. But enjoy your youth and absolutely be selfish! Idk why I left a TED talk on Jordan’s video instead of just making this a video 🤣

@savvivixen8490

Ай бұрын

That's okay; Jordan already made the TEDtalk too. 🤭

@RayDonavan-b8v

Ай бұрын

Beautiful!!... love it❤❤❤...

@renosance8941

Ай бұрын

Please make a video still 😅

@Memkoh

Ай бұрын

You guys are so kind! I’ll definitely still do a video on it.

@will_cashgrow2294

Ай бұрын

Me too I thought...aye that's kinda true 🤣🤣

As soon as he said, “ask them what their favourite tv show was when they were a kid” and I did in fact revert back to my excited childhood self 😂

@thedon0516

25 күн бұрын

90s & 00s Nick and 00s Disney is what I grew up on. Born in 95

@Jay_Aargh83

7 күн бұрын

I still gush over Ren n Stimpy to whoever will listen

That garden hose water after playing on the slip and slide hit different

I'm 36 and often get asked what school I attend... Gen Z has a ton of expectations on them to be physically perfect, to start using makeup sooner, to perform in front of others. Add to that the bleak prospects for the future (which we Millennials also had, except we didn't know it until like 2008), increased pollution and microplastics which are affecting us all, and more exposure to bad news and screen time than we had growing up... And there you have it. I used to be online ALL THE TIME from like 8yo onward, but looking back, that was just all of my leisure time from 6 PM-10 PM. Didn't have access to the internet until after school, but first I had to do homework until dinner, and THEN I went online, which to me was a place full of creative artists and fandoms... We all made fansites back then. There were only 2-3 ads per day when you logged on to AOL, and then no ads after that. No corporate presence. Just midi files and IM-ing your friends until someone called the house and you got booted offline.

@TheSongwritingCat

Ай бұрын

Assuming we're talking American Gen Z, I would not discount the effects of environmental pollution, microplastics, hormones in meat, etc. So basically, the opposite of the garden hose.

@eveningstar8581

Ай бұрын

@@TheSongwritingCatexactly!! I'm 42, I started my period when I was almost 14. My 24 year old daughter started a week after her 10th birthday! Sure, yeah, duh there's always your early and late starters since the dawn of time! But I have been saying it's the crap in the food forever now! It's diabolical what can pass as "safe" for humans now.

@Andain_83

Ай бұрын

EveningStar--- I could not have stated it better myself!

@eveningstar8581

Ай бұрын

@@Andain_83 thanks💕

@AfroGothixa

Ай бұрын

also covid

EVERY. WORD. IS. ACCURATE. I'm 53 years young, and I approved this message.

@Ginger11111

Ай бұрын

Me too😊

@AW-jy4bt

Ай бұрын

Black don't crack!

@TheMsLourdes

Ай бұрын

Probably look like late 20s too, cause that's how we do. Course it could have been additives in the garden hose leeching into the water... Either way we're immortal, mark my words.

@Serai3

Ай бұрын

I'm 63 and there isn't enough money in the entire world to get me to trade in my life for what being young now is. Life's too short to drink bad wine, and these kids guzzle it by the gallon.

@brooklynforever1990

Ай бұрын

Facts 52 over here and look great 👍🏾

Millennial here, my hobbies are what keep me young. Bonus points for hobbies that get me outside and count as exercise. I like to change my hobbies up a lot and try new things too. It keeps life interesting and fun. My current hobby this summer is swimming. You have to realize that with a new hobby you won't be good at it right away, and you have to have the courage to be bad at something for a while before you get good at it. I hope you will have the courage to try. Pick a new hobby and have fun, guys!

The younger generation is more nihilistic, too. It’s sad. We were more idealistic and had a healthier understanding of aging and having a full life. The message these kids are getting now is that life is basically over by the time you’re 30. I think this is a result of the decline in real life being exciting and “life” being lived through a phone.

@reneekatz

26 күн бұрын

Staring at screens all day in a dark room makes it so you can't sleep, and this does not help you look young. I don't care what anyone says, I've experienced it first hand, being outside in natural light, exercising, and letting yourself calm down, not playing video games and looking at your phone late at night, helps you sleep very deeply. Gen Z doesn't even have the contrast (they are basically never off their phone), and soon people won't connect it.

@annacroix

26 күн бұрын

@@reneekatz Yes. I don’t understand it. It hurts my eyes. I turn the brightness down on my phone and laptop even in well lit rooms. I also wear blue light glasses 👓 when viewing most of the time. It blocks out the harmful blue light that affects your ability to fall asleep. I sleep deeply.

i’ve never wanted to see a cosmetic dermatologist so bad, as a 27 year old. he ain’t wrong

@McNasty43

Ай бұрын

33 here. Except for some hyperpigmentation on my cheeks from long hours in the sun and some premature grey hair, I'm GOOD.

@kronksstronkstonks6360

Ай бұрын

I've just turned 28 and I guarantee nobody that doesn't know me would think I'm a day below 36 minimum. And they'd say 36 as a *very* polite lowball.

As a 40-something, I can say being emotionally arrested to my 30s keeps me young. :)

😂 35 years old and I get giddy reading great book series and the only tv I watch are old school movies like Lethal Weapons , Matrix , All about the Benjamin’s , Tombstone , Last of The Mohicans , etc , and I honestly really do feel like a kid inside still . It’s crazy .

I feel this is true my gf and I both guessed we were way younger than what we actually looked but were both kids at heart when we talk about our hobbies. Weve had it rough growing up but keeping that inner child alive really does keep us positive.

@bobdole6691

11 күн бұрын

Im gonna tell you something really important. Ethos is the foundation of everything. I was literally the only one out of 4 students who actually attended their ethical leadership course in college. This class had 60 people enrolled

This is definitely true. I’m turning 31 next month and I’m shocked how everyone looks now a days

@TheLastSane1

Ай бұрын

I turned 37 yesterday and my coworkers tell me I am bullshitting when I tell them my age because they thought I was at best in my late 20s.

@equivalentexchangeisalie5726

Ай бұрын

@@TheLastSane1 Same. 34 and get 27-28.

@RudolphManor

Ай бұрын

​@@equivalentexchangeisalie5726 I'm 35 and I get mistaken for being 26. 💯

@Newme4444

Ай бұрын

same! 😂

@LEYLINES_

Ай бұрын

I'm in my early 30s and people don't believe me. They think I'm 18-19

I'm 56 and people think I'm much younger. Keep a strangle hold on your inner child, never let them go & it will keep you young.😊❤

@happy777abc

Ай бұрын

56, too:) F, south Florida. Younger all the time👍!

@Rubyroo0725

Ай бұрын

@@happy777abc But isn't FL full of wrinkles? Be careful, keep your distance! 😉

Im 37. My secret to an extended youthful appearance is not caring about things I cannot control. If it doesn’t directly affect me, I’m not worrying about it. Sometimes, being apathetic to other people’s problems, or current events, is a healthy thing

This made me laugh so much 😂. I'm a 35yr old millennial born April 14, 1989 😋✨️. And I do look like a baby today. In my 20's I ate junk food and partied all the time getting black out drunk with friends. That causes lots of premature aging🤣. I didn't even notice it until I was 31. I stopped drinking alcohol and now I'm eating carnivore. My body has healed from the damage I did to it, and now I genuinely feel and look so young effortlessly🥰.

It's the truth. I came home when Mom yelled my name and TGIF had some bomb ass shows!

@mr.kewlaid_man2503

Ай бұрын

It's Friday night, and the mood is right. Gonna have some fun, show you how it's done, TGIF! And learned so much from Mr. Feeny.

@hdezines

Ай бұрын

Omg TGIF was the best! Paired with Taco Bell or Subway & it was a win for my chill Friday night in when my parents went out.

@kimberlyfrey8740

Ай бұрын

This right here! Yes! ❤

@annemariemintz907

Ай бұрын

@@hdezinesI couldn’t wait to see “Family Matters”. Steve had me giggling up a storm!!

@hdezines

Ай бұрын

@annemariemintz907 yes! I loved them all....and the theme songs can be song just like that soon as someone starts singing it or playing the tune.

"They went from an Extrovert to an Introvert" I was always an Introvert

@RaeofLight3

Ай бұрын

Saaame. Back then, many of us were forced to be extroverts and now we can embrace our introversion and not give a care! 😊🎉

@eeyorehaferbock7870

Ай бұрын

@@RaeofLight3I dunno, I feel like there’s still a lot of implied pressure to be an extrovert given how averse people are to opening up to you if you’re not going above and beyond to initiate stuff with them. Assuming they’ll open up at all.

@RaeofLight3

Ай бұрын

​@@eeyorehaferbock7870 That's very true. It does seem like people keep more to themselves or their core groups these days. Could be fear on their part of how the other person will react to them (sort of preemptive protection), or they're waiting to be 'wooed' or impressed enough to give back that energy. Sadly, it seems tougher for those trying to find a community. But thankfully, not impossible. 🙂

Ladies and gentlemen... Nothing looks better in your 40's and 50's than sunscreen in your 20's. Take care of yourself now, and by the time you're nearly 50 (like me), people will still mistake you for being in your 30's.

@ubelmensch

28 күн бұрын

Sunscreen is full of carcinogenic chemicals. Just take a healthy dosage of sun light every day, specially in the morning, and stay in the shadow when the Sun is peaking.

I'm 42, 43 end of the year and people keep telling me I look in my early 30's easily, even late 20's why I genuinely find hard to believe, but I hear it enough, even if it is just people being nice. I have a very broad range of interests, so I'm always genuinely excited to share that knowledge with people, either through memories or teaching/showing how to do things (I'm in Construction, work on cars, into tech, Anime, gaming, music and the gym so there's always something) and ABSOLUTELY feel young and refreshed every single time I can share things with people or help them. I've always been told I wear my heart on my sleeve, and I embrace it more nowadays, being true to my feelings and thoughts and expressing them without concern on how I appear to other people. In general the vibe I give off is always a pleasant one for others, no matter how I feel inside. Honestly, not solely your appearance but your sincere and sage advice made me think for time you were in your 30's or 40's, you've blown my mind that you're in your 20's. BUT. You have the heart and mind of a wise man, you'll refine like an extremely fine wine or whiskey and look and feel hella good in your 40's and 50's, trust me. 😊

🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️ 38, you are right! Life was more 'simple' then I feel.

@marc_frank

Ай бұрын

you do look like you're 25

@stephaniewoensdregt7143

Ай бұрын

​@@marc_frank thanks!

@ermelinda2223

Ай бұрын

Yea girl’ you look 25-28’! I’m 22 and yea I look like a 15 year old girl. It’s a blessing and a curse. Because yea I look young but people don’t take me seriously haha

@stephaniewoensdregt7143

Ай бұрын

@@ermelinda2223 in ten years you will look 25, wich is great!

@ermelinda2223

Ай бұрын

@@stephaniewoensdregt7143 haha yea pretty much! Can’t wait haha

as someone who turns 40 next year this is definitely true. we were allowed to be kids growing up and weren't glued to a screen 24/7. we were allowed to have hobbies and just be our age.

@eveningstar8581

Ай бұрын

CONGRATULATIONS!! Turning 40 is the best thing can happen to a person!! Welcome to the best of your life!🎉

@edheldude

Ай бұрын

I turned 42 recently and people guess I'm 36 max - and often call me "well-preserved". I had a pretty stable childhood with bicycling to my friends' houses etc.

@eveningstar8581

Ай бұрын

@@edheldude I'm also 42 and same! People never ever believe me when I say my age!

@Nothing-of-Much-Importance

Ай бұрын

I mean the screen thing is a misnomer. If anything it’s a symptom of the world today with how much of a rotten apple core it’s become.

@SectorRedcape

Ай бұрын

still a toys r us kid😂😂😂

Before internet and cell phones and social media we had TV and video games, but we went outside played with our friends and hung outside Messing around being kids. 90’s were a great time to be a kid. Arcades were so much fun. Street hockey. Today as an adult if can’t get outside walking or biking I’ll go nuts.

Im in my 30s and a manager in a restaurant. My staff are all in their 20s. And they look older than me. Some customers thought i was a uni student. True story. 1 guy gave me a $5 tip just because he thought i was a student. "Youre a student, and working hard, heres a tip." I just say thank you. Im married and have 2 kids btw. What this guy said is true. We didnt have to stress out when we were growing up. I dont know why but i think its the idea of being successful once you finish your school is one of the reason why people in their 20s are stressed out

@bereniceg777

27 күн бұрын

Exactly you're so right...I'm 21 but I think I'm too old to achieve anything in life 😢 Cuz I see so many people on social media buying houses, having their own startups at 18-19

That's actually true! Having your inner child still makes you look young. Millennials were obsessed with beauty gurus too.

@2okaycola

Ай бұрын

Yep

@D33720

Ай бұрын

Uuuuuhhhh some people in their 30s and 40s are millennials might wanna try the next batch

@danielknapp3141

Ай бұрын

As a 33 year old, I don't think I have ever heard the words "beauty guro" before. It sounds like the name of a youtuber who gives make-up tips.

@kittyythecat

Ай бұрын

@@danielknapp3141 that's basically what they are lolol

@Tinahgirl83

Ай бұрын

40 year old millennial here. KZread didn’t exist for us, so beauty gurus didn’t either. At most we had magazines, and those were pretty age appropriate. 😂 That’s why looking back at pictures of our early makeup wearing days is so hilarious. We had no clue and just made it up as we went along.

That extroverted to introverted transition is so valid! Also, I'm 34 with a few gray hairs in my beard and people still tell me that they think I'm no older than 25. I just tell them I have a young spirit.

@Saixjacket

Ай бұрын

A few gray hairs is normal, I knew several people with them when they were 17.

@OB.x

Ай бұрын

Same. I just tell them "well see, we just persevered ourselves with so many chemicals, the stuff you kids get today, is just killing you!"

@OB.x

Ай бұрын

@@Saixjacket At no way is that normal at 17. Well maybe it is today.

@r.t.5767

Ай бұрын

I am 25 and my beard is visibly graying 😐

People in their mid-twenties and younger grew up with social media showing them everything wrong in the world all day and they somehow look older 🤔

It’s true!! I’m 41 and possibly drank from water hoses 🥴, good times back then and omg yes! I went from an extrovert to an introvert with age! 😅

So true! I'm in my 40s and look younger than my students in their 20s. They have so much stress. I'm like meh, I've capped out, this is my life now. LOL

@chadwickerman

Ай бұрын

Take those rose-colored beer goggles off. You see you look your age. Lol

@vvoof2601

Ай бұрын

​@@chadwickerman Gonna cry?

@Nagaras777

Ай бұрын

Most of what people stress about today is false values that are not worth the stress. Teach them to pay less attention to useless crap and what is vital distinguished from irrelevant.

@Max-ec2dj

Ай бұрын

I disagree I look younger than my age and have had people tell me that (: I’m also in my 20’s but I keep a childlike heart and still like things like spongebob or stuff like that. I don’t drink or spoke and never been in a relationship and I keep a heatlhy mindset and positivite I am optimistic I pray and I try to be pure and it has worked for me very well. I am so thankful for that 🙏🏼 😊

I'm in my 30's and I just watched "Wish" on a plane, unashamed. Honestly, it was just nice to go back to a time when hope and dreams seemed possible, but reality slapped me back in the face when the plane landed.,🙄🙄🙃

30 yr F here. I went to get some medical checkups done and the attendant came running to me and asked me to thoroughly check my name and age on the papers, seeming genuinely concerned that they may have messed up somehow (manual entries in my country). I had to reassure him that I really am 30 and I just don't look it. Another lady asked me what grade I'm in and I had to explain that I finished grad school 2 years ago. Tbh, I look young because I have bangs covering my huge forehead and I am relatively slim but I struggle with major depressive disorder, chronic insomnia and anxiety attacks so I'm not sure I'll continue to look young for much longer. However, what Jordan said is true - whenever I am overwhelmed I fervently look for a tv to watch cartoons while drawing or look up some old tv shows I watched growing up. It's my coping mechanism and I still feel like a 12 year old most of the times.

Think growing up in the 90's was a big factor too.

@equivalentexchangeisalie5726

Ай бұрын

Very big factor. A great decade. From someone who got to experience all of it. I couldn't imagine your childhood being the late 2010s or 2020s.

@kimberlyfrey8740

Ай бұрын

This is why everyone keeps taking all the nostalgia the 90s gave us. I actually believe this was the last decade to have movies with catch phrases we all still use today. For example, the movie “Friday”.

@Thisisjustname

Ай бұрын

​@@equivalentexchangeisalie5726I grew up in the hood in the 90s, and I don't think I would give up my hood 90s experience to grow up in the suburbs in the 2010s.

@eveningstar8581

Ай бұрын

@@kimberlyfrey8740cash make the coochie go wooo woooo! 😂😂

@heybrowhatup

Ай бұрын

The 90’s was the best decade.

Facts. I'm 40 something, My Little Pony is still my fav, and people think I'm in my mid 30s.

@Newme4444

Ай бұрын

my little Pony the original, care bears, strawberry shortcake, Rainbow Brite, smurfs, Gummi bears, pound puppies, fraggle rock! I can go on and on lol...

@purplesoul9927

Ай бұрын

​@@Newme4444yessssss❤❤❤❤❤❤ I still love Red Fraggle🥳

I’m 32, one of my favorite cartoons was the old scooby doo and seriously just watch it yesterday. I get in those moods like I feel like I need to be childish. Just ordered new color pencils to color my new coloring books. Not ashamed!

I'm 37 and u are on point my guy

I'm 44 and this is absolute FACTS 💯 😆

I’m constantly mistaken for being in my 20’s.. I will say that the Waterhose water did in fact give me anti aging properties. I did become an introvert. But here’s why Being an extrovert stresses you out if you really aren’t an extrovert. If you’re constantly releasing cortisol due to trying to be something you aren’t. You’ll age yourself. So perhaps the 20 something’s need to become more authentic and stop chasing drama. It’ll reduce the cortisol which will pause the aging.

@nashfordtx

Ай бұрын

This is so true. I never "fit in" or liked going to big parties but I went anyway. Then I learned I was an introvert and now I saw "no" to everything. I feel so much lighter and less stressed.

Honestly, I believe it is largley because of social media and food. We didn't grow up on social media or addicted to tv so we didn't have to deal with the pressures of beauty standards like it is today. We also grew up with larger familes..meaning less money to go around so we had more homecooked meals and less fast food and pricessed junk. Families aren't as big anymore so families can afford the snacks and take out. Plus, mental health in general is declining. Life is getting more expensive and stress is high. Another thing is faith in God. Older people are more likely to be belivers and faith does a lot for you. Trusting God to get you through storms relieves a lot of stress. There's so many factors.

That's wild. I'm 39 and was a jubilant extrovert growing up. I'm a hermit introvert now and still look like I'm in my early 20s. It's really bizarre the difference in appearance of each generation. Looking at pictures of the same age of each generation, that is.

Hah, I'm months away from 40 and every time I get an Uber driver they're shocked if they ask my age. I had one pick me up early in the morning and they asked if they were taking me to the high school! A few years ago the dentist walked in, immediately seemed taken aback, and asked where my parents were. It took me a while to realize it's not just that I look younger, but younger people look older now.

Life was better back then. I'd spend all day outside with my friends. We would play sports and ride bikes. I remember summer vacation meant the whole neighborhood was home and all the kids would play.

@CA1567-v8p

28 күн бұрын

Now you worship the devil

I’m so glad I grew up in a world without the internet

I think I’m right at the cusp of that. I’m 30 but have been told I look older because of the bags under my eyes lol. I’ve lived almost a full life already, seen many people die, seen people born, been homeless, been poor, been middle class, had multiple near death experiences, experienced real romance, had multiple careers in multiple different fields, lived in small towns and big cities, lost those I loved dearly. Honestly, it’s been a crazy 30 years but because of the pressure that many of us are constantly under, it still always feel like I didn’t do enough.

Im 17 and feel like im a depressed 40-something office worker. I just don't have the time to do the things I used to like as a kid or the things i like now with all the schoolwork, my job, and the mountain of expectations. Most people think im already in my late 20's. I'm tired.

@UmuPadoru

Ай бұрын

Sadly I feel 100% the same at 27

@e.capo1156

Ай бұрын

I’m 20 I feel the same bro

@tainycassu1699

Ай бұрын

Same, i feel you, i´m 24, it just sucks.

@heterosapiens_sapiens

Ай бұрын

Mate im 18 and i feel like im 90 lmao

@MsHSpring

27 күн бұрын

Do a lot of meditation people.. That really helps.. ❤

I am 39. I looked 25 until COVID hit, world went to shit.. now I'm going gray and I have these lines, that have imbedded themselves into my forehead.. so.. I, I look like my mother... I look like my mother.. and it happened fast.

@snicksabea

Ай бұрын

Same.

@al.x.

Ай бұрын

Same. 💜

@natcl9974

Ай бұрын

Try some Korean products and drink lots of water and meditate… or just sun bath in the shade of a large tree

@Warvvolf

Ай бұрын

Really? Covid was awesome for me. Not joking. My life is way better.

@Kaelipoli

Ай бұрын

@@Warvvolf I'm already a recluse, it's called grief and stress. Although I admit this current year has done most of the damage.

When I was young, ppl always used to say that its important to keep that inner child alive. Nowadays ppl get called "manchildren" for doing so. This cuts off the inner joy ppl have in their lives. What else is there? Just work and providing for a family (if you have one?). That can't be it.

Social media ages people like crazy, i try stay off it to the best of my abilities.

What you said is so absolutely true! I'm in my early 40's and I still get carded for liquor! I can still fit in as far as the image with College Grads! It was meant for my generation to fit the standards of Society! Men and Women were expecting to still be fit and active in The environment that We were in! Hardly no technology, so Your word was bond! Hardly no plastic surgeries, so people accepted your talent was more important than how you look! There were only main news channels, so your personal experiences weren't inspirational nor important at Our time, it was typical!

I'm 39... And I have many of the same concerns and stresses as this generation of young folks do.. Think about it... I graduated college, started working in finance, and by the end of MY FIRST YEAR the crash of 2008 happened (though it was REALLY late-2007 when things started going left), and I was out of a job, with literally NO COMPANY hiring in my field of study, and with limited experience. And then many other industries and companies just stopped hiring altogether... and not just in NYC/Wall Street... But all over the country (and world in some industries/cases). The housing market crashed, then the auto market crashed... THEN all of the CD and Electronics stores started closing down _(that's unrelated, but it's still a significant loss, lol)._ And honestly, things were really never the same again, and we were the OG youngsters who got the first taste and lived with how things are today. And YET, *every single time* someone learns my age they tell me they thought I was in my mid-to-late 20's, without fail. Like you said... There must have been something in the hose/park water fountain water that slowed down the aging process. But if you're around 40... Things have been close to how they are for most of your professional career, as has the general level of stress. And at least if you're in your 20's you have the hope of knowing things may rebound or get better at some point, even if it takes a while... I'm getting to the age where I simply don't have time left on the clock for things to crash and change... So I may have MORE stress than the average 25-30 year-old

@kavinagisa1

Ай бұрын

Thank you for saying this. Agree 100%, our childhood was great but was bookended by 9/11, the biggest financial crisis in living history, and the worst job market in living history (yes, even worse than during COVID and currently.) I was stressed back then, but now I'm just like, whatever. I'll go live in a tent or something if things go to hell again.

That’s right! My cousins and I take care of our kids m-f and on the weekends we party like it’s 1999 😂

I'm 24. You could mistake me for a 38 year old man with 7 kids.... Life is tough guys. You're not weak! You're alive! Don't let this demonic world get to you. Christ is KING!

@KrystelWarriorThroughJesus

Ай бұрын

Amen! Yes He is. ❤🙏🏼

@sbfguy7793

Ай бұрын

@@KrystelWarriorThroughJesus ♥️

@KrystelWarriorThroughJesus

Ай бұрын

@@sbfguy7793 ❤️☺️

@WalterEKurtz-kp2jf

Ай бұрын

Life has literally never been easier

@sbfguy7793

Ай бұрын

@@WalterEKurtz-kp2jf I wish I could be as sheltered and close minded as yourself. If you simply do 5 minutes of research, you would find out that the modern man and woman works more than the peasants and slaves in previous times. Self unaliving has sky rocketed, inflation is sky high, cost of living is sky high, crime is up, overall Moral is down the drain, most of us don't know about our heritage or have none at all, we are literal tax slaves for a corrupt war machine that can't wait to send the young men off as cannon fodder so big banks can make record profits off human sacrifice, I can go freaking on and on. But yeah. Life's easy. Just keep watching your screen and eating your slop. It's easy.

I can still taste my paw paws well water from the hose playing stick ball outside all day riding bikes to the next county🤣🤣🤣

These are all facts. I remember drinking out the water hose. That water 💧 was the real deal. Cold and fresh tasting.

@livinginadarkworld2808

Ай бұрын

idk about fresh tasting or cold but it was water on a hot day and your parents/grandparents keep yelling at you for running in and out so you aint had no other options 😂

@captainotto

28 күн бұрын

That plastic-rubber-water taste can never be forgotten.

@Syrup1

28 күн бұрын

You weren’t supposed to drink that…

@reneekatz

26 күн бұрын

@@Syrup1 Why not?

@Syrup1

26 күн бұрын

@@reneekatz sometimes chemicals can get into the hose, honestly im not sure but in some places it’s fine

I'm 43 and grew up in a small WY town. It was completely common even as a pre-teen where I'd go to the city park or the YMCA and spend all day there unsupervised until it got dark. The only rule was that I had to check in periodically, either personally or by telephone. We didn't have the internet or truly immersive video games as there are today. I rode my bike many miles a day. Hose water was a common source of drinking water. In a sense, this childhood prepared me for adulthood as by the time I was 18, I was a fully functioning adult with a full time job. The moment I could legally leave my home, I moved without even a thought and moved to a west coast city. Also note, when I moved to the city, my rent was only $600 a month. That was easy to afford.

I’m 45. I don’t know how you capture past culture spot on.

I’m 34 and I can say that everything Jordan has said is true. People always think I’m in my 20s. And I used to think it was because I don’t have children to stress me out, but I think my life has been on cruise control until the pepperoni hit in 2020. But I have an old soul, but I am definitely a child at heart. I will still watch cartoons on Saturday mornings with a big bowl of cereal in my pajamas because really that’s the only thing that keeps me sane was that my childhood was awesome. But I still play video games until this day.

@o2dyt

Ай бұрын

Yeah, a rainy Saturday morning still smells like Nintendo to me

@bunny_0288

Ай бұрын

​@@o2dyt Yes! My mom limited our screen time when I was a kid, but when it was rainy and we couldn't go outside she would let us play Super Nintendo and watch movies all day. It was fun because it was special and not an every day thing.

@glennquagmire9900

12 күн бұрын

34 isn't far from being in ur 20s.

@DetoxMyLifeWithTNichol

11 күн бұрын

@@glennquagmire9900 That’s true. I just know some people who are my age that didn’t age very well. . .

31 here, this is spot on. I miss my childhood. I was 1 year old when the internet became available to the public, so we as kids were literally growing up with it as it was developing into what it is now. We didn't know what were were doing but nobody else did either, certainly not our parents. It was exciting but wasn't in every corner of our lives. Those days of playing outside and not being afraid to talk to people in person seem like a different life now. We were just as screwed when entering the adult world, but at least there was a buffer period before that. Holding onto and reverting into the happy, safe bubble of my childhood is so real. I'm so sorry for Gen z and Alpha, who have to deal with all of it right off the bat. What the hell are you supposed to do with that?

I saw this short just yesterday 😆 and here I find you reacting to it ❤🎉😂

Its so true 😂 im 33 and got carded at the liquor store by a 20 something and she said God Dann you look way younger then i thought you were!! I died a little 😅

As someone in their 40s I can confirm, I never aged mentally. 😂

I’m 27, while I don’t necessarily look old I’ve been like 50 mentally, in terms of my cynicism is so high it swallowed up my hope.

@UmuPadoru

Ай бұрын

Same here, it's hard to be falsely positive anymore

@kenXtripleI

Ай бұрын

​@UmuPadoru Was easier to be falsely positive 5 years ago.

@MisatoBestWoman

Ай бұрын

@@UmuPadoru It means a lot to like know I’m not alone as weird as that sounds

@Tinahgirl83

Ай бұрын

Here’s a heartfelt suggestion: Stay off of social media. Entirely. Go outside and leave your phone at home. Find some active hobbies like cooking, or woodwork, or painting. Make it a practice to think about things you have that you can and should be grateful for. Being around other people without an internet filter on, even if you’re just in a grocery store or at a park, will do wonders. There is a lot of beauty in this world and a lot to be genuinely positive about, but you won’t know if you’re always taking on life through a screen. It saddens me that the online world has managed to convince people that there is nothing to be happy about. Even after an earthquake or a hurricane, kids will go outside and play. After a funeral, you will laugh at good memories. We have a lot to be thankful for if only we change how we view the world and people in it.❤

@MisatoBestWoman

Ай бұрын

@@Tinahgirl83 I will screenshot this meaningful reply and keep it to remind me. Thank you.

I love your videos Jordan haha keep on going man that is top tier stuff. And for real it is such a weird thing.... honestly i'm 31 and every gen Z i know give me like 24 years old. When they ask me how i did it ; having my 8 hours of sleep is a top priority and also, 95% of what i drink since 10 years is water. The other 5% is the sprite i take with my mcdonalds when i go there and some beers from time to time. When i was young, in 1998, i was drinking my water straight from the garden hose.

I'm having physical problems at 25 from overworking myself that a lot of people don't start seeing until their mid 30s-40s. 1 out of 5 heart attacks nowadays are from people aged 20-40 from stress, obesity, diabetes, and things like smoking/vaping/alcohol consumption. We are actually killing ourselves from overwork and lack of nutrition by people who are calling us lazy and feeding us the most processed bs imaginable, because we can't afford the healthy groceries and pay rent.

That Zendeya reference was new to me. I'm actually shocked.

Jordan never fails to tickle us with excitement

@aarteestmj4958

Ай бұрын

You’re one of those that thinks they can speak for/represent other people aren’t you? People don’t like that.

@TheBladesEnd

Ай бұрын

@@aarteestmj4958 did your mom take your iPad??

@TomosPalace

Ай бұрын

@@aarteestmj4958womp womp

@retinazer7652

Ай бұрын

@@aarteestmj4958 nah man, as People, I can confirm, I like that

As I 37 year old I laughed and cry at the accuracy of this , ahhhhh the good old days 😂❤❤❤

33 and I'm mistaken for an early to mid 20s guy. I attribute all of this to just finding happiness in the small things I enjoy even though stress is always part of my life. The child in me hasn't died, I may look stupid and cringe for enjoying toons and comics, but eh, let me enjoy those and let me be happy. The key for me is just learning to be happy for myself and enjoying life.

Gen X here, I'm 48... I used baby oil and Nivea cream as my sun tan lotion. I used lemon juice to dye my hair. Played outside until it was dark, didn't have a computer until I was in my 20's. We ate Pop-Tarts, Nerds, rock candy, drank Squeeze-Its and Capri Sun. We chewed Hubba Bubba and Bazooka until we went to sleep. Went through a can of Aqua Net once a week, doused ourselves with Electric Youth perfume. Went to rock concerts and didn't come home until morning. People think I'm in my mid-thirties....

I’m 50. It’s all about taking care of your body. You have to give up the weed and the alcohol, and do your best to stop stressing out about life. Also, chill on the social media. It’s a mind cemetery and will just stress you out even more. You don’t need to have two degrees and a house by 25. Trust. You will get that in time, if that’s what you want.

It must have been the public park fountain for me cause I didn’t have a house to even have a water hose 🤣

I'm 25 but people still say to me that I look no older than 20, even though I'm starting to see some expression lines forming up (which is something to be expected, I guess). I think it's a combination of genetics, of how you deal with the things that life throws at you and even your diet. I, for example, don't have any food or drinking compulsions (I don't even consume alcohol). My escape valve always was and still is music. After a long stressful day of trouble at work, I can easily stay for hours non-stop listening to something that makes me feel better and calmer before I go to bed, as if I was washing out my mind from all that dirt that comes with everyday situations. If I do look younger than my age, then I truly believe that the aforementioned facts helped me achieve that.

I'm 60yo, and feeling better when I was 20ish. Physically, noticing the effects of aging BUTT the things that made waste my time are no longer my jailor.

I'm 71 and your 40s-50s fits our growing up, too. We were kicked out of the house after breakfast and couldn't come back until the streetlights came on. After dinner, we went out again, and played flashlight tag for a couple of hours, before going in and to bed. Then start all over the next morning. The extrovert to introvert is a direct strike, too. Being outside has worn off its attraction. There is too much to do inside.

@RochelleLang

Ай бұрын

I’m 62 and I was carded almost into my 50s and I was raised in West Texas…triple digits heat, no trees. I can still pass for 40 if I color my grey hair. Same with my siblings. We did play outside a lot but think it’s mostly genetics.

@Mejustme101

Ай бұрын

@@RochelleLang I disagree on genetics. I see it more as the environment. I am sure that if phones were invented after my generation, my generation would've ended up being millenial 2.0 generation.

I'm 28, but apparently I look 22. Honestly, the biggest difference between me and the people I know who are younger than me, *is our relationship to social media.* Depending on when you grew up, your relationship to technology and social media can be completely different. If you don't remember a time without smart phones and social media platforms, it becomes more difficult to disconnect from it and not take it so personally. I think that part affects people much more than they actually notice, and much more so for those who never lived without it.

Yo this is so actual tho..., you broke it down, it's the mentality and not in a bad way... we're generation FLY!

36 and got asked for my IDs to buy beer. I said thank you to the lady for asking, she thought I was offended for some reason and tried to re-justify her questioning of my age saying "well maybe you are old enough but our policy is to ask everyone that looks 25 or under". I said "well thank you again for that compliment" handed her my ID and she looked at it and said "Oh,😳 sorry sir" 😂😂

I´m in my 20s, i was told upon entering highschool that fun was over for me and now only work and study mattered, with people of older generations being dissapointed that i don´t own a house and a bunch of other expectations that are no longer possible with a regular income or study, doesn´t help that a lot of older people around me do nothing but complain about my generation saying the world is going to shi* because we exist. With this level of stress i don´t blame many 20 year olds for feeling or looking like trash at times.

It was the most refreshing water drinking from the water hose as a kid while outside playing. 😂😊❤

Us in our 30s & 40s had hopes and dreams. Their generation was concerned with growing up fast and partying. Very adverse affects to each group.

I'm 23 and my father is 53. People have been mistaking me for his sister since I was 14. My elder sister is 29 and people mistake her for my daughter. Having your entire life be the post-9/11 wars, the Great Recession, the Opioid epidemic, the Trump Era, the covid Era, *and* the Worsening-Effects-of-Climate-Change Era is sure to cause some premature aging. At the very least my sister got *some* childhood bliss. I was born and then 6 months later the entire world went to irreparable shit.

@heterosapiens_sapiens

Ай бұрын

People think I am my mother's younger brother. She is over 50 and looks half the age. I am 18 and look like im in my 30s

im legit 25 and got my first gray hair's at 24 even though my mom and dad didn't gray until their 30s. I am under constant stress of losing my job due to layoffs from the recession. on top of that, things are so damn expensive that I have no money for anything else such as, going to the movies, the zoo, literally anything that involves money. not to mention half my quality of life has been severely damaged due to the constant political war that my country is in. My job would also like for me to forget about everything that is going on in the world and smile at least at work. I'm also still going through personal shit that I feel I can never focus on because everything else in my life requires so much of my attention. I love being gen z.

lol as a 41 year old i approve of this video i became extremely introverted and dont have the desire to keep up with the jones i drank out of the outside water pipe cause I refuse to go inside the house for some water. I stayed outside from 11 AM to streetlight actually had fun. I did a everything I could do as a child in a young adult. My child when I was 26 and all I wanna do now is just chill. I don’t wanna go to the club. I don’t wanna go to the bars. I don’t wanna go to meet up. I don’t even wanna go to church. I just want to be left alone.

43... Too damn true. 80s was the best of America!

@zoilalulu3798

Ай бұрын

No it wasn't. That's when everything went to sh!t because of Ronald Reagan.

@donaldtrumplover2254

Ай бұрын

@@zoilalulu3798 Everything was always "bad" by that logic. The 70's had Vietnam and Nixon which were way worse. While the 60's also had Vietnam, a president getting assassinated, and the Cuban missile crisis. I could go on and on, always look on the optimistic side of things or else you will always be sad.

Facts. We played outside, not glued to a phone or tablet. 😂😂😂😂

@righteousone5119

Ай бұрын

And who's fault is that?

@Dione_me

Ай бұрын

@@righteousone5119fr

@chere100

Ай бұрын

@@righteousone5119 Your parents, I'd assume.

@MercedesBenzSL65AMG

Ай бұрын

I wish I was a kid back in the 80s-90s. This technology and media shit is awful.

@Sonicfan10193

Ай бұрын

@DaveSanchez-gk7uw I love you managed to get the exact *wrong* takeaway from this video, you missed the point entirely 😂😂😂😂