4 years later and loving this more and more every time played. Talented singer, so much more since this song to parody about. Would be great to see more videos come down the pike. 😂😂😎
Yep, can't argue there Kara, I thank my parents regularly now that I know what a millennial is... (I was born in 1986)... I got a job at 17... I moved out at 18... I have been on my own since... through good and bad times... I know most of the shit that happens to me is my fault... Not 100% like the idiot trying to run myself and 5 others off the road yesterday... but you get the idea lolol.
I tried doing that in 1986 and my dad said “while your at it, call the morgue so they can pick up your body....” I put down the phone then got my a$$ whipped. 🤣🤣🤣
pure genius.......plus for a bonus,,I have 2 living next door to me that fit this song 100% and I know they wouldn't get it either but would want a trophy for listening
Yes, what the heck is that about. I have a sister-in-law that insists on carting her many kids to multiple different sport activities and they all get participation awards even if they don't win. The heck is that about?
@@jmanning666 *"I wonder who organized the trophies for all? Couldn't have been their parents... "* ignorant government bureaucrats decided everyone gets a participation trophy, not parents - we parents had our right to discipline our own children removed or our kids would be kidnapped by the state don't try blaming your parents for something they had no control over, blame yourselves for accepting said trophies
Except at the end it is sad...but its the LIB DEMS that did this damage to the generation. People like Chelsea Clinton, who married someone who stole $50million from innocent investors and get away with it. Then she took from the Foundation ( money for Puerto Rica that was stolen for her over a million dollar mansion. But LIB DEMS think that is fine. All the Clintons and Obama should be executed,for TREASON to America as they HATE it and stole, and sold to Russia, gave to IRAN; the rest of the LIBS deserve GITMO.
@@chasez0508 cleaning up the mess y'all made. Y'all inherited a good economy and messed it up for us. We won't be a good country until all these 70 year old politicians
I was born in '74. When I was a kid I played soccer and we were not great (we lost ALOT). At the end of the season the coaches gave us participants trophies. I remember asking my Dad why. I said "we lost most of our games, how did we earn trophies?" Two weeks later I threw it away. Then a few years later my team won the championship. I still have that trophy to this day!!
The essential oil bit is so accurate it _hurts_ ... I can't tell y'all how many former classmates have gotten roped into multilevel marketing purgatory.
This song is hilarious. It absolutely describes a lot of millennial's, but not all. The singer of the song did a fabulous job. If he made this up he's very creative.
Every generations will think the same.. When we get old, and when new generations come up, we will think the same. Don't have to worry about our generation, this thing will happen to the next generations. Human rights are developing, so that will cause the next generations to success more easier then us on their school.
@@lisatodd5341 That the old, tired notion that every generation simply can't get used to the new generation, never applies when the new generation is bringing with it Communism. Those of us who lived under the heel of Communism know that it begins very gradually in colleges and universities, and that its tools are spineless young people, and that it is led by spoiled rotten kids. But when it's too late and all of a sudden you're living in it and food is scarce, only then do you realize it wasn't a matter of, "the older people just can't get used to us younger people." It was Communism.
Love it. One tiny issue and it is only one. They can't leave home, rents are astronomical and buying a place hahahahahahahahaha. Apart from that it is brilliant!
This is still one of my favorite videos I have seen ever I love it. I watched it hundreds of times on loop just because I love how catchy this is. Work was bearable because of this video LUL
I love this! It’s saved and I watch it every so often and shared it several time when I come across a “millennial” . Makes me laugh every time I watch it
What's funny is its true! All of it. If you are a millennial (as am I) & you don't want to fit in to this description. Be the change! If it doesn't apply then there's no need to get offended. We still have to give him credit for using a Beatles beat & Having great rhyme/ rhythm. 🙌❤
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I know I'm a year late, but I have to wonder how many of those dislikes are from people who didn't wait till the end of the song or check the reason it was made...
This song is hillaroious, but raises some questions. There are so many contradictory birth years of the generations. By some definitions, I'm a GenXer and by others I'm a millennial. I did a survey of people my age, asking what generation they considered themselves. I was born in early 1982 (my husband is a little less than four months older than I am, and was born in October 1981). In my survey, I talked with people born from 1981-1983. They had graduated from high school from 1999-2002. Every single person I talked to said they considered themselves GenX, not millennial. All of us had lived on our own in our early 20's, paid bills with checks, had landline phones in our first apartments (some of us still do have them in our homes). None of us grew up with the internet or cell phones, and we actually started early adulthood without those things. We all watched 80's cartoons as children, but not 90's cartoons (I had never even heard of Hey Arnold until I saw a spoof on Millennials that mentioned it. I was about 17 or 18 when the Pokemon craze began for kids). We remember Ronald Reagan being our President (even if we didn't fully understand world events). Operation Desert Storm was the only declared war in our childhood, because we were adults by the time 9/11 and the ensuing wars happened. We were in our late 20's when the Great Recession happened, and already had our foot in the job market by that point, so it wasn't as bad for us as it was for the kids about ten years younger than us who were just getting their first jobs at that point. We remember carrying change for payphones to let our parents know we were heading home, and we also remember, being a little older, having calling cards when we traveled, to use to make long-distance calls on payphones. The things people say about Millennials don't usually apply to people in our age bracket. I think they've come up with a sub-generation for us called Xennials. I kind of think generational labels are divisive, and can prejudice people against each other without really getting to know them. Some of my best friends are (age wise) Baby-Boomers, GenX and Millennials (and even a few older GenZ people I've worked with).
a Millennial question from the comments section *"I wonder who organized the trophies for all? Couldn't have been their parents... "* ignorant government bureaucrats decided everyone gets a participation trophy, not parents - we parents had our right to discipline our own children removed or our kids would be kidnapped by the state!! Millennials are the result of that government interference and reflect it well don't try blaming your parents for something they had no control over, blame yourselves for accepting participation trophies like simps
"Getting trophies just for participating" is the perfect way to describe most of today's young population, not just millennials.
Man, y’all wanted to give us the trophies anyways cmon
I'm Generation X and I received trophies for participating
@scottfarmer8758 some of us busted out ass on the teams we played on. Some of us deserved those trophies.
Can we take a moment to appreciate his awesome voice to go with these spot-on lyrics? 🥰
He sings effeminately. He's a weirdo
He does have a great voice.
@@justinfilipovic8939 song must have been about you, fucking weirdo
True. In fact I was about to post the same thing. Funny song, but wow, what an amazing voice!
I just looked him up. You'll see more videos with him if you search RUclips for Micah Tyler
I'm a millennial and I can attest to the accuracy of this song.
Not your fault thank the boomers
@@sithninjacowboyranger9803 it's so fucking true
dick riding without a license
It's always someone else's fault.. right?
Great song tho 👍
Of course it is a good song, it's a Beatles song, he just changed the lyrics.
4 years later and loving this more and more every time played.
Talented singer, so much more since this song to parody about.
Would be great to see more videos come down the pike. 😂😂😎
Jaos
Very talented performer. Very. More importantly his message is spot on.
I logged into a zoom meeting late with 90 people and the host was playing this.
This guy has got an absolutely fantastic voice!
Gotta love this song. I randomly started this song the other day and I smiled so damn hard.
The millennial whining about how mean and unfair this song is starts in 3, 2, 1.......
Nah my guy, it's funny and a banger tune. Although I look forward to a song about everyone who thought Beenie babies would be worth a fortune
I’m a millennial and I approve this message.
Yep, can't argue there Kara, I thank my parents regularly now that I know what a millennial is... (I was born in 1986)... I got a job at 17... I moved out at 18... I have been on my own since... through good and bad times... I know most of the shit that happens to me is my fault... Not 100% like the idiot trying to run myself and 5 others off the road yesterday... but you get the idea lolol.
I find it really funny
Me too!!! I love being an entitled asshole. What would i do without my boomer parents to wipe my ass for me?
Your also beautiful just saying! Dam.
I'm Gen X, and I approve your picture. And you can press my wood any time. Have a blessed day.
I wish my local grocery store would add this to their background music playlist
Largecarbon Footprint sneak it in to the list
I will pay them to play this.
Play this in a whole foods. Watch the triggered mob ensue
@@9ballprodigy:the manager would ask you to leave "because you're scaring the other customers"!😂
Bout time to make a vid for the gen now. Love to watch the heads turn then Lol
first generation that calls Child protective services when getting yelled at..
lol i used to go to my grandma's when i get spanked then go straight back to momma when she spanks me
I tried doing that in 1986 and my dad said “while your at it, call the morgue so they can pick up your body....” I put down the phone then got my a$$ whipped. 🤣🤣🤣
I knew a boy who called the police on his Mother for disciplining him.
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Perfect!!! Makes me smile every time I hear it...
pure genius.......plus for a bonus,,I have 2 living next door to me that fit this song 100% and I know they wouldn't get it either but would want a trophy for listening
I wonder who organized the trophies for all? Couldn't have been their parents...
Taxpayers.
Hahahaha!!!!!😂😂😂
Yes, what the heck is that about. I have a sister-in-law that insists on carting her many kids to multiple different sport activities and they all get participation awards even if they don't win. The heck is that about?
@@jmanning666
*"I wonder who organized the trophies for all? Couldn't have been their parents...
"*
ignorant government bureaucrats decided everyone gets a participation trophy, not parents - we parents had our right to discipline our own children removed or our kids would be kidnapped by the state
don't try blaming your parents for something they had no control over, blame yourselves for accepting said trophies
I play this every time I need cheered up
Except at the end it is sad...but its the LIB DEMS that did this damage to the generation. People like Chelsea Clinton, who married someone who stole $50million from innocent investors and get away with it. Then she took from the Foundation ( money for Puerto Rica that was stolen for her over a million dollar mansion. But LIB DEMS think that is fine. All the Clintons and Obama should be executed,for TREASON to America as they HATE it and stole, and sold to Russia, gave to IRAN; the rest of the LIBS deserve GITMO.
Little cry baby boomer. Y'all messed it up for us.
@@sithninjacowboyranger9803 by how?
@@chasez0508 cleaning up the mess y'all made. Y'all inherited a good economy and messed it up for us. We won't be a good country until all these 70 year old politicians
As a millennial, I totally agree! I wish i wasn't lumped in with them.
But.... You are....
You're not the only one I've heard that from. Many millennials have said they're embarrassed so many millennials have such low IQs.
Thank you for speaking for the part that's not retarded
@@sarita3337 Sarita, the problem isn't low IQ. Actually Millennials have a very high IQ but they don't have a lick of common sense!
Same here. Our generation is so immature. We're all 20-somethings going on 14.
Oh how I love this puts a smile on my face every time
I could listen to this all day. Time to make more.
I was born in '74. When I was a kid I played soccer and we were not great (we lost ALOT). At the end of the season the coaches gave us participants trophies. I remember asking my Dad why. I said "we lost most of our games, how did we earn trophies?" Two weeks later I threw it away. Then a few years later my team won the championship. I still have that trophy to this day!!
The essential oil bit is so accurate it _hurts_ ... I can't tell y'all how many former classmates have gotten roped into multilevel marketing purgatory.
Love this song and the singer. Listen to it several times a day
I don't know whether to laugh or cry
Bow to the greatness of a Paul McCartney song, recorded by The Beatles in 1968!
This song is hilarious. It absolutely describes a lot of millennial's, but not all. The singer of the song did a fabulous job. If he made this up he's very creative.
I wish I could give this a standing ovation!!!!
I love that it has ZERO dislikes. This WAS PERFECT
Ma'am the dislikes are just disabled.
It doesn't have zero dislikes, RUclips just no longer shows the dislike count on any video.
It has 414 dislikes now. lol Love this song though. It's so true and I'm a millennial. (Almost 38 years old)
Well it is a Beatles tune.
I was born in 1990... millennials we are not the same!
Haha, this popped up after a training video and it makes me laugh every time. Yep, it never gets old. I think this is one of my favourite songs :P
I have hope for Millennials and all other generations coming along behind them! SYLVIA! FL- 1/21/2020 LOVE THIS SONG!!
This is sadly true. I’m a millennial and I’m honestly scared for the future.
Every generations will think the same.. When we get old, and when new generations come up, we will think the same. Don't have to worry about our generation, this thing will happen to the next generations.
Human rights are developing, so that will cause the next generations to success more easier then us on their school.
Um... no, this one is home with mommy and daddy on the cell phone.
Don't be scared trust God and He will guide your footsteps.
Sarita M what?
@@lisatodd5341 That the old, tired notion that every generation simply can't get used to the new generation, never applies when the new generation is bringing with it Communism.
Those of us who lived under the heel of Communism know that it begins very gradually in colleges and universities, and that its tools are spineless young people, and that it is led by spoiled rotten kids. But when it's too late and all of a sudden you're living in it and food is scarce, only then do you realize it wasn't a matter of, "the older people just can't get used to us younger people." It was Communism.
Awesome song. Nailed it at every point
Love it. One tiny issue and it is only one. They can't leave home, rents are astronomical and buying a place hahahahahahahahaha. Apart from that it is brilliant!
This is still one of my favorite videos I have seen ever I love it. I watched it hundreds of times on loop just because I love how catchy this is. Work was bearable because of this video LUL
i'm sad to be under the title "millennial" even though i'm nothing like the others.
Many are not. My son is a millennial and just bought his first house at 30.
I’m a xennial and I’m the only one in my family who had been working for 7 years straight 😃
love it!!! this guy is my new favorite music artist!!
I love this! It’s saved and I watch it every so often and shared it several time when I come across a “millennial” . Makes me laugh every time I watch it
This message has been paid for and approved by The Millennials. 😂😂😂
This guy says it the way I should....This guy is a genius, right on point...
Hahaha 🤣 I can’t believe I just heard this song for the first time today ❤
What's funny is its true! All of it. If you are a millennial (as am I) & you don't want to fit in to this description. Be the change! If it doesn't apply then there's no need to get offended. We still have to give him credit for using a Beatles beat & Having great rhyme/ rhythm. 🙌❤
I love this guy...Absolutely spot on.
Why is there only one song! I feel my soul drained. I must have more!!!!
Yes, I would love to hear more from him.
His name is Micah Tyler, here are some others he’s done:
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ruclips.net/video/WhsqjaYDUfQ/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/R5kb95nd6CU/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/XlBCgk3nSF0/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/ankKk5CVNlg/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/H_bNAT33wy4/видео.html
From a Millennial, thank you. I can’t stand over half of my fellow millennials.
I need cheering up - I listen to this song!
FANFRIGGINTASTIC🙌🏼😆
Luckily I saw this in my TSoc feed & decided to click on it. So glad I did. Clever lyrics and an impressive voice!
Shared & sub’d
Pretty Kool song. Love it.😎😂
Absolutely great!!!
Oh man you need to put this up on itunes XD
He can't because he does not own the copyright, it is a Beatles Song.
Hated this song when it came out, but the guy was spot on😂😂😂 just waiting for the torch now
Great rendition for today, awesome!
Hilarious and catchy!
Got to love how true this song is ❤❤❤😂😂😂😢😢😢😢😢
Spot on lyrics. Oh so true in many ways.
I wish I could go back in time and tell him about GenZ kids 😂😅
Love it 💓🌹,so true
I wonder if all the dislikes were from offended millennials 😂
No, they were from people who didn't like that he stole content and uploaded a super lo-rez version. :-)
I know I'm a year late, but I have to wonder how many of those dislikes are from people who didn't wait till the end of the song or check the reason it was made...
@@robertstults1725 it says a lot about society
This is a perfect capture of modern society. Very well done. "That was the most not funner song ever!", says an angry millenial
I love it. It has that Beatles groove, "Ohblahdee Ohblahdoh...life goes on..." Plus I my daughter is a milineal.
Priceless! Well done.
Excellent.No1 For Christmas
I heard the Beatles Song the other day and I sang these words instead of the originals. Lol!!
LOVEEEEEEE IT. NAILED EM
My 71-year-old co-worker just showed me this song. 💀
This song is hillaroious, but raises some questions. There are so many contradictory birth years of the generations. By some definitions, I'm a GenXer and by others I'm a millennial. I did a survey of people my age, asking what generation they considered themselves. I was born in early 1982 (my husband is a little less than four months older than I am, and was born in October 1981). In my survey, I talked with people born from 1981-1983. They had graduated from high school from 1999-2002. Every single person I talked to said they considered themselves GenX, not millennial. All of us had lived on our own in our early 20's, paid bills with checks, had landline phones in our first apartments (some of us still do have them in our homes). None of us grew up with the internet or cell phones, and we actually started early adulthood without those things. We all watched 80's cartoons as children, but not 90's cartoons (I had never even heard of Hey Arnold until I saw a spoof on Millennials that mentioned it. I was about 17 or 18 when the Pokemon craze began for kids). We remember Ronald Reagan being our President (even if we didn't fully understand world events). Operation Desert Storm was the only declared war in our childhood, because we were adults by the time 9/11 and the ensuing wars happened. We were in our late 20's when the Great Recession happened, and already had our foot in the job market by that point, so it wasn't as bad for us as it was for the kids about ten years younger than us who were just getting their first jobs at that point. We remember carrying change for payphones to let our parents know we were heading home, and we also remember, being a little older, having calling cards when we traveled, to use to make long-distance calls on payphones. The things people say about Millennials don't usually apply to people in our age bracket. I think they've come up with a sub-generation for us called Xennials. I kind of think generational labels are divisive, and can prejudice people against each other without really getting to know them. Some of my best friends are (age wise) Baby-Boomers, GenX and Millennials (and even a few older GenZ people I've worked with).
too long, did not read
My grandma showed me this on face book when this came out and years later I’m 14 and still listening to it
spot on, awesome work.
Good to hear this again!😄
Really enjoy this 👍
This my jam. Has been since 2015 when I heard it first.
Just discovered this song. I am a millennial. I love the song, but dang bro, we’re not all like that 😂
This needs to go viral!!
Just to know how good the Beatles really were!
❤love thi song my friends love it to they laugh at them❤
this is so precious !! love it
As true as it was then as it is today!!!
Makes me laugh still, I can't spell Millennials with out singing this song!!
Great job,nice voice
Thank you for the help with my homework. This song helped a lot
How does he only have 646 subs with talent like this. Awesome job and completely accurate.
Perfect and so true
that about sums it up
ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!! I am a BABY BOOMER GENERATION and WORKED MY WAY THROUGH COLLEGE!!!
you shut up you narcissistic boomer
Gorgeous love the face tattoos❤
He should make more videos... this was great.
He has:
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ruclips.net/video/WhsqjaYDUfQ/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/R5kb95nd6CU/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/XlBCgk3nSF0/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/ankKk5CVNlg/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/H_bNAT33wy4/видео.html
Need this on spotify
a Millennial question from the comments section
*"I wonder who organized the trophies for all? Couldn't have been their parents...
"*
ignorant government bureaucrats decided everyone gets a participation trophy, not parents - we parents had our right to discipline our own children removed or our kids would be kidnapped by the state!! Millennials are the result of that government interference and reflect it well
don't try blaming your parents for something they had no control over, blame yourselves for accepting participation trophies like simps
very honest. love this
best song about Millennials *ever*
love it!!!!
Back when this song was made WE were THE young generation *sigh*.
loved it and so true. way to go!
Love this
Please update this song! “She post lots of selfies on her only fans” 😂
I’m a millennial and I love this!!
Bet he's glad he had his three twin brothers to help him with this. LOL
How does this masterpiece only have 300,000 views?
This is mint! hahahaha! So good!
Always 🙏🙏🙏♥️💪😎 you got this millennials. 👍
Amazing talent .
best video/parody ever!
so true!
Awesome song and it hit the target funny but soooo true thank you 😁😁😁😁
Great .