"Arguing" by listing a long list of fallacies that they don't really even understand.
this post was submitted on 02 Jul 2024
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They are on TikTok and not Lemmy
Nah, TikTok is mostly GenZ and younger millennials. Gen Alpha is mainly on YouTube.
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Excessive edginess
It's important to differentiate it from like. Having extreme opinions. There are plenty of adults with extreme opinions and they are a whole other conversation. -- But only people under a certain age (not strictly kid, mind, though most people have shaken this off by their mid 20s) have a penchant to arrive at extreme opinions specifically because they are "edgy" and "cool".
This tends to also come with a particularly needless hostile attitude, where they very quickly and easily start with the verbal abuse.
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Why does he look so much like Pete Davidson
Vertical filming, putting music into videos when you could just use silence
Sounds more like you're describing ai generated content than kids.
What's the difference?
I abandoned horizontal filming years ago. Only use it if I can't fit something
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The thing with a lot of the methods mentioned is that I've seen both teens that are more mature than me, and people in their thirties that should probably have their internet privileges revoked.