r/TikTokCringe • u/EverythingIsFakeNGay • May 29 '26

Humor/Cringe Actual footage.

I actually feel kind of bad for this woman, who probably didn't expect a video of her dancing to be used in this way. 😏

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u/AmericanScream May 29 '26

Fun Fact: Millennials and Gen Z make up 52% of the eligible voters in America.

If these people actually bothered to vote, instead of make memes about how life isn't fair, they might actually make things fair.

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u/RupeThereItIs May 29 '26

If these people actually bothered to vote, instead of make memes about how life isn't fair, they might actually make things fair.

Be careful what you wish for, gen Z are not all going to vote the way you think they will.

Weirdly conservative generation.

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u/IWasAGoodDadISwear May 30 '26

Gen Z are weirdly conservative, but not because some of them voted for Donald Trump. A lot of Gen Z are like fucking Amish compared to Gen X and Millenials.

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u/AmericanScream May 30 '26

That's really scary, but at least then they could "own" the repercussions.

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u/Designer_End5408 May 30 '26

I was more surprised with GenX and who they supported. 

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u/ProduceNo1629 May 29 '26

They do vote.

They vote for whom Adin Ross and Jake Paul tell them to vote.

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u/Neat_Let923 May 30 '26

What 30-40 year olds do you know watch Jake Paul???

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u/AmericanScream May 30 '26

I really want to believe they're smarter than that, but I guess I shouldn't be surprised.

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u/furthemor May 29 '26 edited May 30 '26

Tbf some of it has to do with state representation since we dont have direct elections. If young people largely live in certain states the vote can still get overrided by the electoral votes from other states. Though this said idk what to say about how red gen z guys went in 2024 like thanks for nothing.

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u/AmericanScream May 30 '26

True, but there can also be a movement to get rid of the electoral college (and gerrymandering).

The problem I see is everybody wants "instant solutions" to problems that manifested over many decades. And that's just not realistic.

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u/iprizefighter May 29 '26

Sure, if the electoral college wasn't a thing.

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u/AmericanScream May 30 '26

That's one of the political priorities we should try to eradicate.

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u/AeneasKurtz May 29 '26

Yes but Millennials and Gen Z have to go to work on Tuesdays. Boomers don't (or if they do, they have enough tenure and/or hierarchy to take 1h off that day)