My favorite thing about the shut down is seeing everyone’s homes. Karen that plant behind you is amazing! So so great to see your smile again, your energy is infectious & I adore you.
Yes but for once Id like to see them at their counter or table with weeks worth of junk mail and clipped coupons that will never be used or on their couch or current nesting place with pillows and blankets and dishes and such .. ive had my fill of paintings plants books and lamps
@Aramis3737 I'm so glad that we come from a generation where the greatest of all time is a known FACT😁, and not just a misnomer. And I'm gen xer, some call me a millennial though😭😂
@@Pugetwitch When the whole GOAT term started it was mostly used to describe the best athlete in a given sport , e.g. Tom Brady, LeBron. Ironically, most people use it to describe the greatest of the current generation, not actually of All Time, which is why my examples aren't generally regarded as the actual greatest in history. So when Karen used it about the player in the baseball video game.....well you get what I'm sprayin.
"That's too bad they were so sad, so young." -Karen Chee Oh I can totally see why she was hired. Quick subtle comedic wit. Also would totally ship her Crypt Keeper romantic relationship.
Matt Kim I beg you, please do not google the menendez brothers. At least John Wayne (true!) Bobbitt still (?) has a lucrative career in pornography after his ... uhh ... reconstruction. There’s nothing good in the menendez brothers story.
I like how most kids I know do that instead of try to bullshit - honestly, the general level of societal bullshit has reduced over the past 20 years and we see where the governmental bullshit is at this point, so we'll probably fix that soon.
The only acceptable Karen. However... Her not knowing the Crypt Keeper *or* Hanson made the five years between us seem more like 15 and my impending mortality all that more looming. :D
+Tom Pinney To be fair, that song was a one hit wonder that barely lasted 2-3 years on the radio. For that first two years is was constantly played but after that it died pretty quickly as the kids aged out of that "cute" phase.
I'm 32 and was like 12 at their peak popularity I am pretty sure. She's not a true millennial if she doesn't know Hanson. Just like the gen z won't be real if they don't know the Jonas brothers.
My little sister and I were so hooked on that movie, that when we learned there was another version from before, we stole our grannie's vhs cassette and watched the heck out of it!!! It was so much fun comparing the two. We love both versions now :P
Seth Meyers, I just wanted to personally thank you for giving me something over which I can bond with my 21yo half-sister. You and Karen are the real heroes.
Great segment, I love Karen, she's adorable, and energy of this segment. It's that positive comparison and not negative generation bashing. They are both equally unsure of each others references, and the best part: THAT'S OKAY! :)
Seth has done a lot to educate younger millennial's this episode. Some analyst is going to start wondering why that's a trending topic soon. We can laugh now, but it was serious.
And it was during a time that when something happened, it was the ONLY thing that happened for awhile. There wasn't a new story the next day to distract from events like o j. & Lewinsky & Tonya Harding. it was in the headlines long enough for magazines to print about it & plaster the lines at the grocery store where u would read the story in line & put the mag back at ur turn. we all found out about it at the same time & were focused on it at the same time & everybody told endless, lame, almost identical jokes about it. They did the talk show circuit, the news, & those like 20/20 or Dateline shows & serious interviews w Diane Sawyer. .....memory took me down a lane
@@foreversocal1 they still did talk shows together? Was he not traumatized every time he saw her? WASN'T SHE? Esp since she was a sexual assault survivor. What was going on?
I didn't recognize John Bobbitt, although I remember what happened to him very well. Because obviously what happened to him, and the collective male reaction when we first heard about it, was a lot more memorable than what he looked like...
It's like pre 9/11, except instead of metal detectors, it's temperature checkers. Seriously though I'd much rather go through temperature checkers all the time, than metal detectors.
Same, I didn't recognize John Bobbitt (I thought he might've been a witness from the OJ trial but I think Seth did that already) but I obviously know what happened to him lol.
Jessie Scott I've seen most studies agree on 1996, actually. I'm basically dead-center on the millennial timeline, so I know Hanson because my older friends liked them, and I know the Bobbitts because my mother was HORRIFIED. I think I first read about it in her copy of Women's World, actually.
I’m 32 and a millennial and I always know Seth’s topics way better. I think 95ers are more zoomer. They never knew a time without internet. I grew up reading books, watching TV, playing outside. She was 11 when RUclips came along...
I liked it better that everyone is okay until she googles it. Seth is just a tiny bit evil or whoever wrote that bit knowing she was going to look it up later...honestly, from the tone of his voice and the tone of the colors in the print (particularly in the clothing, as well as the print itself lol) at first flash I thought it was going to be something from the Harding debacle but that's the 80's lol
I’m 34 and I couldn’t get enough of history as a kid. I have many coworkers who are 7-8 years younger. One day, the day after David Bowie died, one them ask, “Who the hell is David Bowie?” My head exploded. To not have even been familiar with the name is ridiculous! I don’t understand the lack of curiosity about things that happened before they were born.
Unknown unknowns. There's a lot of stuff that came before all of us and no possible way anyone could know all of it or even be aware of all of it. We shouldn't fault each other for having blind spots.
I sometimes talk to my sock drawer, because I have 25 year old socks rolled up in the corners just waiting to come out. They don’t giggle as much as Karen though.
@Carlo Cocciolo no, knife. He was drunk. Then she threw it out the window of her car and people had to go find it to reattach it. That's my memory, from a docu I watched about a year ago
I am so digging these staff interviews where members of the team we don't normally get to see come out from behind the scenes. Karen is so bubbly, and I love her reference choices! She got so excited to show Seth Pablo Sanchez😂
How come the generations don't share 'their stuff' with each other. Man, I used to sit down with my Parents & Grandparents, & listen to stuff that happened during their lives. I'm an Aunt & Great Aunt, & those 2 generations didn't/don't share anything with me. I wish they had/would.
I feel like I’m old enough to know everything Seth is showing and young enough to know everything she is showing (except for the baseball game). I’m 30 btw
I really feel that "millennial" is way to large a term. I think the born between 1897-1993 group really saw the shift of technology change childhood *during* childhood. Like, in 6th grade I had to call my friend's house line, trying not to interupt their family for dinner but also trying not to call too late, etc, to try and make plans for the weekend, and the only people I ever talked to were people I knew face to face. By 9th grade, Online gaming, texting, and myspace had become widespread. It's like there's a pre-internet childhood, a post-internet childhood, and we're the ones who had our childhood during that transitional period.
Matt Green I agree. People born between 1897 and 1993 saw some *really* big shifts. In all seriousness, though, you’re right. I feel like “Millennials” is always defined far too broadly (are we perpetually young?). But those of us who had that experience you’re talking about had a very unique childhood and I think is really what defines a true “millennial.”
OMG. I couldn't name Backyard Baseball right away but it gave me a HUGE rush of nostaglia that tells me I must have experienced pure love and joy from this game.
Not to be cutting the humor here but Hanson were nominated for 3 Grammy Awards and have 3 albums ranked in the top 20 of album sales. They were much better than just MMMBop! 😊
I know who the crypt keeper is and I’m 26 he was my favorite person on TV back in the day and I loved the tales of the crypt. Someone needs to convince TV people to bring him back 😩
As a millennial (27 years old), I watch these segments and go back and forth wondering if it's bad Karen doesn't know Seth's references or bad that I know most of them. Regardless, much better segment than what Ellen does on her show.
YAY! YAY! YAY! I missed BOTH OF YOU! This is my favorite segment & I was so hopeful you’d do this. Thank you so much, stay safe, wash your hands. I love you
One of my favorite reoccurring bits and I think tales from the crypt was on a network late at night, we didn't have cable when I was a kid and I remember watching it
Hanson is still a band and they still have a following. They were literally just doing a live Paste interview an hour ago. I should know I am still a Hanson fan and my children are younger than Millennials and have been to Hanson concerts.
I'm 35 and I love this segment for that reason. I missed a few of them today though! I usually get them all but I didn't recognize Bobbit by the picture (I knew the name at least) and I did not know the video game at all.
@@gyrene_asea4133 Check again, I've edited it. I *knew* there was something wrong with what I put. But that's not because I'm millennial, I'm a boomer and my memory's going. Cathy.
At 25, she would've been too young for Hanson's target market. If Karen was born in 94 or 95, she'd have been 1 or 2 years old when "Mmmbop" came out. Karen's a Millenial tailender. Too young for the stuff we grew up on, but too old to be considered for Gen Z.
@@theblurredlights What do you call those people anyway? I want to make fun of them but I need a name to use when I point at them and laugh. Does their generation even have a name?
@@theblurredlights I think she's more Gen Z than Millennial. The vast majority of millennials know Hansen and are actually in their 30s now. Karen tends to use Gen Z references far more than Millennial references.
@@User0000000000000004 haha, the generation that came after Millenials are called Gen Z (born 1997 to 2012/2014), and the ones born after 2014 are "Generation Alpha." :)
Actual millennials, who are mostly in their 30s now, know most of each of their references. The fact that Karen didn't know Hanson means she's more generation Z than a Millennial.
Probably my favorite bit of the show. Only because in my head, I don’t think I’m as old as Seth but then I watch these bits and then think I’m DEFINITELY as old as Seth. I don’t think I’ve ever recognized any of the things Karen shows. 😂
But Karen is baaaarely a millennial lol I’m 34 and straight up can’t deny I’m one and definitely know these but ohhhh Karen, Karen, Karen, more of an elder zoomer generation.
Millennial pretty much means young person from a different era. It will probably keep being used for even longer without making sense because Zoomer won't catch on (I always thought it meant active senior citizens, there are definitely seniors publications claiming the term) Probably until we start using the decade names again, but that will have to be late 2020s and later
That’d be me. I knew the Bobbits, but didn’t recognize him. Guess I’m just not “cool”. I really like the other commenters recommendation for “what does boomer know?”
My favorite thing about the shut down is seeing everyone’s homes. Karen that plant behind you is amazing! So so great to see your smile again, your energy is infectious & I adore you.
Karen is great.
plant is called monstera deliciosa I think, or a relative of it :)
But alas...not a single laugh!!
@@108kitsune lol okay dude I know you're totally trolling, but no mention of race whatsoever and then you bring it up.
Yes but for once Id like to see them at their counter or table with weeks worth of junk mail and clipped coupons that will never be used or on their couch or current nesting place with pillows and blankets and dishes and such .. ive had my fill of paintings plants books and lamps
I just love how excited she is to explain all her things 😂
She didn't explain what I'm doing on Facebook yet #KarenCheeSecretmeeting
#milleniumfalcone is hot
Karen is a delight and I admire how many bad things she has avoided. *love*
Seth’s face when she said “he’s the goat” 😂😂😂 you just know he wasn’t entirely sure what that meant
@Aramis3737 "Greatest Of All Time"
@Aramis3737 I'm so glad that we come from a generation where the greatest of all time is a known FACT😁, and not just a misnomer. And I'm gen xer, some call me a millennial though😭😂
pugetwitch the delineation between generations is kind of confusing. I think i’m a millennial, but i could also be a gen Z
@@Pugetwitch When the whole GOAT term started it was mostly used to describe the best athlete in a given sport , e.g. Tom Brady, LeBron. Ironically, most people use it to describe the greatest of the current generation, not actually of All Time, which is why my examples aren't generally regarded as the actual greatest in history. So when Karen used it about the player in the baseball video game.....well you get what I'm sprayin.
When I first heard that I honestly thought it was referencing goatsee. Don't Ever Image Search that if your sane.
"That's too bad they were so sad, so young." -Karen Chee
Oh I can totally see why she was hired. Quick subtle comedic wit. Also would totally ship her Crypt Keeper romantic relationship.
Karen: Light and cute stuff
Seth: John Bobbitt
Emily Richter I mean, he’d already thrown the menendez brothers at her so John bobbitt ... nbd. Lol
@@deathwitheponine boy was i in for a surprise when I googled John Bobbitt...
Matt Kim I beg you, please do not google the menendez brothers. At least John Wayne (true!) Bobbitt still (?) has a lucrative career in pornography after his ... uhh ... reconstruction. There’s nothing good in the menendez brothers story.
My husband didn't grow up in the US. He asked what happened. Me: She bobbed it. His wife bobbed it. Him: oh.
@@deathwitheponine Wait what?!? John Bobbitt went into porn? Honestly, as a kid in the 90s, there is SOOO MUCH I missed - or rather dodged.
Seth: "obviously from the artistic tree of Cathy..."
Karen: "I don't know those words..."
I like how most kids I know do that instead of try to bullshit - honestly, the general level of societal bullshit has reduced over the past 20 years and we see where the governmental bullshit is at this point, so we'll probably fix that soon.
aaak!
@@russellzauner Right. You do sound like an expert on BS.
I,too, thought it was a teenage version of Cathy.
@@jcytube Beat me to it.
The only acceptable Karen.
However... Her not knowing the Crypt Keeper *or* Hanson made the five years between us seem more like 15 and my impending mortality all that more looming. :D
Joey Klu Today is my husband's 69th birthday. We will be having a Pandemic Rave Party for 2 today with EDM! Life goes on
To be fair I wouldn't have gotten the Crypt Keeper either- that voice was so distinct I guess I took the fact that he was a puppet-corpse for granted.
" The only acceptable Karen"! 😄
SAME. I'm 32, but that Hanson whiff just gave my gray hairs back pain.
@@thepursuitofhappiness2126 🤘🤘🤘
Seth: “It was Mmbop. Does that ring a bell?”
Karen: “No.”
Me: Oh, look, I just aged 50 years.
to be fair, we would all be better off if we did not know what Mmmbop was.
True and also, to some people, MmBop is a deep cut.
+Tom Pinney
To be fair, that song was a one hit wonder that barely lasted 2-3 years on the radio. For that first two years is was constantly played but after that it died pretty quickly as the kids aged out of that "cute" phase.
Hahaha. I almost raised my hand to answer. 🤣
God, in 6th grade you could NOT get away from Mmbop! I still remember that Will Ferrell/Helen Hunt SNL sketch they were on.
"she's 25, she should know hanson, right? [opens a calculator] oh god she was only 2 years old when hanson was popular... OH GOD I'M SO OLD!"
no excuses i was 4 and I know -_-
You think you feel bad, my wife was 5 during Hanson mania which I remember so well I dare not say my age
Now I'm like, I could have been her teen mom!
I'm 28 and I've heard the name but definitely didn't know what they looked like.
I'm 32 and was like 12 at their peak popularity I am pretty sure. She's not a true millennial if she doesn't know Hanson. Just like the gen z won't be real if they don't know the Jonas brothers.
I'm 32, and this is the FIRST one that I knew EVERY SINGLE ONE. V proud. 5 stars.
I’m 34 and did too, I think she’s more of a zoomer generation than a millennial. The other generations lump them in with our generation
My family had the Parent Trap argument two weeks ago, and I forced my girls to watch the Hayley Mills version. They loved it!
That's just good parenting! LOVE the original!!!
Best version
Let's get together yeah yeah yeah
Of course they did! Hayley Mills is the goat! (I think.... I'm not 100% sure what that means 🤣)
My little sister and I were so hooked on that movie, that when we learned there was another version from before, we stole our grannie's vhs cassette and watched the heck out of it!!! It was so much fun comparing the two. We love both versions now :P
Can we just address the fact that she thought Hanson invented “the Rachel”?
Lol she was clearly cracking a joke
"The Rachel" was the '90s alternative when you couldn't get your hair like Taylor Hanson's.
@@bonnie04 Was it really that clear though?
@@Mike__B yes it really was
Amy B can we address the fact that Rachel stole the Hanson and claimed it as her own?
Seth Meyers, I just wanted to personally thank you for giving me something over which I can bond with my 21yo half-sister. You and Karen are the real heroes.
This needs to be a everyday segment during these troubled times.
"Marital trouble" would be an understatement for the Bobbitts..
I want a reaction video of Karen googling for the Bobbitts...
Me: “I’m a millennial! An older one but a millennial!
Younger friends: “sure, old timer; sure”
I work with people in their mid-early 20's and I didn't realize I was borderline old, only 36....
ok boomer
@@sha8808 That was original.
I'm 38- we're the "Oregon Trail" generation.
@@daylightrambler Im a decade younger and definitely played the original for years in elementary 💛
Great segment, I love Karen, she's adorable, and energy of this segment. It's that positive comparison and not negative generation bashing. They are both equally unsure of each others references, and the best part: THAT'S OKAY! :)
Googling the Bobbits was definitely worth my while
She cut off his dick? Tf?
@@TCt83067695
That is why he couldn't talk about it.
Just the thought.....
Seth has done a lot to educate younger millennial's this episode. Some analyst is going to start wondering why that's a trending topic soon. We can laugh now, but it was serious.
And it was during a time that when something happened, it was the ONLY thing that happened for awhile.
There wasn't a new story the next day to distract from events like o j. & Lewinsky & Tonya Harding.
it was in the headlines long enough for magazines to print about it & plaster the lines at the grocery store where u would read the story in line & put the mag back at ur turn.
we all found out about it at the same time & were focused on it at the same time & everybody told endless, lame, almost identical jokes about it.
They did the talk show circuit, the news, & those like 20/20 or Dateline shows & serious interviews w Diane Sawyer.
.....memory took me down a lane
@@foreversocal1 they still did talk shows together?
Was he not traumatized every time he saw her?
WASN'T SHE?
Esp since she was a sexual assault survivor.
What was going on?
That's not the Crypt Keeper.. It's Kelly-Anne Conway
and they both work in a house of Horror
Conway is a reanimated skin bag full of dead mice.
How dare you the Crypt Keeper is a upbeat and positive guy not some soulless dead husk.
How dare you insult the Crypt Keeper like that??? HE WAS A LEGEND AND A MUCH BETTER ROLE MODEL FOR THE YOUNG!
@@herlindawordley1191
Kelly-Anne does not appear to be a Succubus
George remains Plump and Rosy Cheeked
DAMN 😂😂😂
I love Karen. You should have her on here every week Seth 🙂
I my god, I want to be there when Karen googles the Bobbits ...
Nick M , she should record herself!
Except that she probably did it immediately after. She's a millennial, you don't have to ask her twice to Google something on her phone!
As a 23 year old who has no idea who that is..... do I want to know?
@@LindaC616 She's not a millennial. She's young enough to be the child of one.
Jeanne Foster yes!!
I didn't recognize John Bobbitt, although I remember what happened to him very well. Because obviously what happened to him, and the collective male reaction when we first heard about it, was a lot more memorable than what he looked like...
Collective women’s hero.
I would have recognized Lorena though!
Didn't Lorena move to Russia and change her name to Lorena Kutyurkockoff ? (old joke, but I always found it funny)
I recognized the name as well.. and I mainly remember Her and why she did it...
Didn't he do porn after they reattached his johnson?
Karen on the Parent Trap: "I've not seen the old one and I don't care for it." lol
Best segment. Her happiness and good nature just bounce off the screen :)
One day, she'll be aghast at how the new generation doesn't remember the 'Before Times'.
Indeed.
@@mariusthefaker9339 proper spelling is something I rarely remember.
"In the long, long ago"
@Thank You For Your Cervix cannibals? You mean zombies, when the corona dead suddenly rise again... ^^
It's like pre 9/11, except instead of metal detectors, it's temperature checkers. Seriously though I'd much rather go through temperature checkers all the time, than metal detectors.
Lol. I'm an "elder millenial," and I knew everything, except Backyard Baseball (I spent *my* computer time on Neopets and American McGee's Alice)
Same, I didn't recognize John Bobbitt (I thought he might've been a witness from the OJ trial but I think Seth did that already) but I obviously know what happened to him lol.
Lol I'am a very very young boomer. I was in kindergarten when the Beatles were hot. Not old enough to enjoy the 60's really.
Lol she Barely qualifies as a Millennial most agree it ended in 1994 so that kinda cuts her out of it
The Presence backyard baseball!!! Pretty sure we got a copy in a cereal box.
Jessie Scott I've seen most studies agree on 1996, actually.
I'm basically dead-center on the millennial timeline, so I know Hanson because my older friends liked them, and I know the Bobbitts because my mother was HORRIFIED. I think I first read about it in her copy of Women's World, actually.
I’m 32 and a millennial and I always know Seth’s topics way better. I think 95ers are more zoomer. They never knew a time without internet. I grew up reading books, watching TV, playing outside. She was 11 when RUclips came along...
Karen is the that favorite friend, daughter, student, coworker, and neighbor. She’s obviously witty and so adorable.
Damn just googled The Bobbit's and that's de most metal things I've heard from de 90's.
Yea I remember her and why...
There was a recent special on this. Forget the channel.
My daughters were pre-teen and early teens when Tales of the Crypt was on TV. They loved it and I never watched it. What a blast from the past!
I'm 29 and I only recognised Hanson. Stuck in between.
30 and none.
31 and also just Hanson! But I got Lizzie McGuire and Parent Trap.
sannesa12 Same as you, and 28. 🤷♀️
Elder Millennial.
@@johnmccarron7066 Not sure who you're referring to, but fyi 29 isn't an "elder millennial."
OMG...... I LOVE LOVE LOVE Karen Chee...she is soooo adorable
Was there a murder?
Yes Karen, in a way, there was a murder 🤣
No, worse.
@@haroldellis9721 he deserved it
I liked it better that everyone is okay until she googles it.
Seth is just a tiny bit evil or whoever wrote that bit knowing she was going to look it up later...honestly, from the tone of his voice and the tone of the colors in the print (particularly in the clothing, as well as the print itself lol) at first flash I thought it was going to be something from the Harding debacle but that's the 80's lol
@@elliottewryan I'm not saying he didn't, just that death might be preferable.
Didn't they sew it back on?
I love that I am directly between these two generations and thus know what all of these things are!
I’m 34 and I couldn’t get enough of history as a kid. I have many coworkers who are 7-8 years younger. One day, the day after David Bowie died, one them ask, “Who the hell is David Bowie?” My head exploded. To not have even been familiar with the name is ridiculous! I don’t understand the lack of curiosity about things that happened before they were born.
Unknown unknowns. There's a lot of stuff that came before all of us and no possible way anyone could know all of it or even be aware of all of it. We shouldn't fault each other for having blind spots.
Nightriser271828 you gotta be curious about stuff is all I’m saying
I love Seth's Vids, they are just a few minutes of fun in an otherwise bleak day.
Keep them coming!
I sometimes talk to my sock drawer, because I have 25 year old socks rolled up in the corners just waiting to come out. They don’t giggle as much as Karen though.
But.....does your sock drawer talk back to you.
I was going to judge you.... until I realized that I had a couple of pairs from the eighties or nineties, as well
You just outed your socks!
My socks have all gone the way of the dodo, but I totally have some t-shirts in that age bracket.
I just realised I have 25yo socks too. Things were made to last back then (channelling my 76yo mother who uses a fridge from the early 70s)
"He and his wife had some marital trouble" 😂😂😂
I feel far too satisfied for knowing both Seth's and Karen's pictures 😋
rkhound247 The only one I didn’t know was the computer game.
@Carlo Cocciolo no, knife. He was drunk. Then she threw it out the window of her car and people had to go find it to reattach it.
That's my memory, from a docu I watched about a year ago
I am so digging these staff interviews where members of the team we don't normally get to see come out from behind the scenes. Karen is so bubbly, and I love her reference choices! She got so excited to show Seth Pablo Sanchez😂
How come the generations don't share 'their stuff' with each other.
Man, I used to sit down with my Parents & Grandparents, & listen to stuff that happened during their lives.
I'm an Aunt & Great Aunt, & those 2 generations didn't/don't share anything with me. I wish they had/would.
Seth, you sounded like a cell phone on vibrate. And, Hanson is still around. I LOVED this episode...do more, please.
I feel like I’m old enough to know everything Seth is showing and young enough to know everything she is showing (except for the baseball game). I’m 30 btw
I really feel that "millennial" is way to large a term. I think the born between 1897-1993 group really saw the shift of technology change childhood *during* childhood. Like, in 6th grade I had to call my friend's house line, trying not to interupt their family for dinner but also trying not to call too late, etc, to try and make plans for the weekend, and the only people I ever talked to were people I knew face to face. By 9th grade, Online gaming, texting, and myspace had become widespread.
It's like there's a pre-internet childhood, a post-internet childhood, and we're the ones who had our childhood during that transitional period.
@@mattgreen7692 So true!
@@mattgreen7692 It's true, I aged 96 years in that span of time.
I am 44 but I usually know everything Karen shares. I blame my kids.
Matt Green I agree. People born between 1897 and 1993 saw some *really* big shifts.
In all seriousness, though, you’re right. I feel like “Millennials” is always defined far too broadly (are we perpetually young?). But those of us who had that experience you’re talking about had a very unique childhood and I think is really what defines a true “millennial.”
Backyard Baseball!!! Never thought I would see that on Late Night. And the Parent Trap! Love this episode.
I have seen both Parent Trap movies, and the old one still beats the newer one hands down.
I love both
OMG. I couldn't name Backyard Baseball right away but it gave me a HUGE rush of nostaglia that tells me I must have experienced pure love and joy from this game.
She needs to watch the original “Parent Trap” it’s the best.
I used to love staying up late and watching tales from the crypt!
When you're stuck in between and know a few of each!
"The Parent Trap" with Hailey Mills was also very good. I LOVED, "Let’s Get Together "
I'm 35
Not to be cutting the humor here but Hanson were nominated for 3 Grammy Awards and have 3 albums ranked in the top 20 of album sales. They were much better than just MMMBop! 😊
Depends on who you ask.
okay genXer
They aren’t so famous anymore, but they are still playing and they are actually pretty good.
Being at just the right age to know the references on both sides is strangely gratifying
I knew I recognized Kellyanne Conway from somewhere
I know who the crypt keeper is and I’m 26 he was my favorite person on TV back in the day and I loved the tales of the crypt. Someone needs to convince TV people to bring him back 😩
I would rather have seen her reaction when she Googled the Bobbits, and what his career was after the surgery.
Thank you guys for helping the days go by!
Karen has her own theme now!
She’s so bubbly and sweet. 😇
well, Karen, there WAS a murder... of "sorts"... 😂
This is my favorite segment of any show on RUclips.
As a millennial (27 years old), I watch these segments and go back and forth wondering if it's bad Karen doesn't know Seth's references or bad that I know most of them. Regardless, much better segment than what Ellen does on her show.
She is so sweet and bubbly 😂
The crypt keeper in life was Bishop Sheen. Fun fact.
Lol East Coast represents!
YAY! YAY! YAY! I missed BOTH OF YOU! This is my favorite segment & I was so hopeful you’d do this. Thank you so much, stay safe, wash your hands. I love you
"They are the people that invented The Rachel... the haircut?"
No... that would be Rachel...
One of my favorite reoccurring bits and I think tales from the crypt was on a network late at night, we didn't have cable when I was a kid and I remember watching it
I'm so happy to see Pablo in this skit... loved the baseball series
I love this segment, especially when they try to guess and flail about!
Both Parent Traps are good. Karen, Seth, do a file share and exchange the movies!
Also, Karen, Tales from the Crypt and Amazing Stories -Family Dog.
OMG BACKYARD BASEBALL I'M DROWNING IN NOSTALGIA RIGHT NOW
Maybe this segment ought to be called "How To Feel Very, Very Old"
Hanson is still a band and they still have a following. They were literally just doing a live Paste interview an hour ago. I should know I am still a Hanson fan and my children are younger than Millennials and have been to Hanson concerts.
Wow, I'm stuck in the middle between Karen and Seth. Age wise.
123haninhk me too
Pablo Sanchez brought a smile to my heart
Karen is 25 and Seth is 46. When you're 31 and know all the references. 🤷
Shes Comeundun
Good for you!
OMG... I'm 31 and you're RIGHT!
@@mlfeathers7527 thanks!!
I'm 35 and I love this segment for that reason. I missed a few of them today though! I usually get them all but I didn't recognize Bobbit by the picture (I knew the name at least) and I did not know the video game at all.
Seth is 6 years to old to be a millennial and Karen is 15 years too young. This segment is riddled with misunderstandings.
I liked when Seth got a little bonus for his side when it turned out she doesn't even recognise Cathy references.
Seth was quite sharp to see the drawing style shared some elements. I was grateful that he used the title of the strip, as I couldn't remember ...
@@gyrene_asea4133 Check again, I've edited it. I *knew* there was something wrong with what I put. But that's not because I'm millennial, I'm a boomer and my memory's going. Cathy.
Millennials grew up with Hansen
At 25, she would've been too young for Hanson's target market. If Karen was born in 94 or 95, she'd have been 1 or 2 years old when "Mmmbop" came out.
Karen's a Millenial tailender. Too young for the stuff we grew up on, but too old to be considered for Gen Z.
@@theblurredlights What do you call those people anyway? I want to make fun of them but I need a name to use when I point at them and laugh. Does their generation even have a name?
@@theblurredlights I think she's more Gen Z than Millennial. The vast majority of millennials know Hansen and are actually in their 30s now. Karen tends to use Gen Z references far more than Millennial references.
@@User0000000000000004 haha, the generation that came after Millenials are called Gen Z (born 1997 to 2012/2014), and the ones born after 2014 are "Generation Alpha." :)
This is hands down my FAVORITE segment of this show. For those of you who feel old, I’m also a 25 y/o Asian, and I at least know Hansen.
She's a millennial too? That's a huge time spread. She's more like an elder Gen Z.
eh, more like a younger millennial, like the youngest
As a man in my forties who teaches university students in their twenties, I love this segment....this is my life on a daily basis.
My Aunt loved them - she is dead now. I couldn't go to her funeral - I loved her so much. May she rest in peace 🙏
Jakob Peter Raahauge 😢
I absolutely love this segment. As a 20-something working with a bunch of 40-somethings, I can relate so much!
I hope Karen gives us an update after she Googles the Bobbitts. Wasn't there a tv movie? Or maybe some horrific reenactments?
TheUberlisa There were definitely some porn movies that came after
BACKYARD BASEBALL YES - those games came in a cereal box and the commentary was NEXT LEVEL
Actual millennials, who are mostly in their 30s now, know most of each of their references. The fact that Karen didn't know Hanson means she's more generation Z than a Millennial.
Great bit. Thanks Seth for showing different humor, different ages/perspectives. Love Karen!
There is only one “Parent Trap” starring Hallie Mills
Pipe Tunes 😂
I know, right?!?!
Hayley, but yeah.
She is such a delight!
Why do I know all of these when I'm 3 years younger than Karen? Was my house a time capsule?
Probably my favorite bit of the show. Only because in my head, I don’t think I’m as old as Seth but then I watch these bits and then think I’m DEFINITELY as old as Seth. I don’t think I’ve ever recognized any of the things Karen shows. 😂
@2:22 Uhhhh, Counselor to President Trump???
I'm 60 and only recognized Bobbit. And I'm totally ok with that.
But Karen is baaaarely a millennial lol I’m 34 and straight up can’t deny I’m one and definitely know these but ohhhh Karen, Karen, Karen, more of an elder zoomer generation.
Yeah, I'm a 36 year old millennial and I only knew Lizzy because I teach teenagers...including young millennials back on the day.
Millennial pretty much means young person from a different era. It will probably keep being used for even longer without making sense because Zoomer won't catch on (I always thought it meant active senior citizens, there are definitely seniors publications claiming the term)
Probably until we start using the decade names again, but that will have to be late 2020s and later
There’s a crossing of the two called Zillenials www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Zillenial
RUSL Bicycle, that’s too funny, I can see zoomer also being a good word to describe them too.
Troy Kawahara, I’ve heard of that. It’s funny because the cross of gen x and millennials is xallinial and sounds the same just about lol
Hanson is still going! Some of their music is awesome too!
Huge missed opportunity for Seth on describing the Bobbits: Insanely, everyone came out of that in one piece.
i don't know about John, he got hotdogged.
I'm in this weird age where I grew up with all these references, I love it
I'm in my sixties and couldn't answer any of these questions
Same, I recognized the Crypt Keeper but that was it.
That’d be me. I knew the Bobbits, but didn’t recognize him. Guess I’m just not “cool”. I really like the other commenters recommendation for “what does boomer know?”
Me too. Got the first 3.
Congratulations! You were doing more important things!
Ugh Karen and Seth are both so pure and lovely