A hilarious collection of the very best OK Boomer moments of the internet covering all aspects of modern life the climate crisis to technology, customer service to pop culture, money to working life.
Favourites include:
Baby Boomers are always like Did you put those holes in your jeans yourself? I DONT KNOW, SUSAN, DID YOU PUT THE HOLE IN THE OZONE THERE YOURSELF? #OKBoomer
I just accidentally said LinkedIn Park while referring to the band #OKBoomer
My dad just told me to smile to get men to like me #OKBoomer
Every time an angry baby boomer misspells millennial, an angel gets its student loans forgiven.
Dive headfirst into the generational chasm with "OK Boomer: What Time is That on Netflix? and Other Daily Struggles," a riotous and relatable illustrated collection that perfectly captures the zeitgeist of our times. Published by HarperCollins in 2020, this 160-page hardcover encapsulates the internet's finest "OK Boomer" moments, transforming online frustration into offline hilarity. The "OK Boomer" retort has become a cultural shorthand for the exasperation felt by younger generations confronting the perceived out-of-touch perspectives of Baby Boomers. This book doesn't shy away from the uncomfortable truths and absurd situations that fuel this intergenerational tension. Instead, it embraces the humor found in the clash of values, technologies, and worldviews. Prepare to laugh, cringe, and nod in recognition as you journey through a meticulously curated selection of internet gold. From climate change denial to technological ineptitude, from outdated customer service practices to cringeworthy dating advice, "OK Boomer" skewers the generation gap with wit and precision. The book tackles hot-button topics with a lighthearted approach, making it an entertaining and thought-provoking read. Inside, you'll find gems that perfectly encapsulate the spirit of the "OK Boomer" meme. Relive the frustration of explaining ripped jeans, the accidental blending of LinkedIn and Linkin Park, and the eye-roll-inducing advice about smiling to attract male attention. The book expertly captures the feeling that for every time a Boomer misspells "millennial" another student gets their student debt forgiven. But "OK Boomer" is more than just a collection of memes. It's a snapshot of contemporary society, reflecting the anxieties and frustrations felt by younger generations navigating a world shaped by their predecessors. It serves as a reminder that while generational differences can be a source of conflict, they can also be a source of humor and understanding. This book is perfect for anyone who's ever rolled their eyes at a Boomer's pronouncements, anyone who's ever felt misunderstood by an older generation, or anyone who simply enjoys a good laugh at the absurdities of modern life. Whether you're a Millennial, Gen Z, or even a Boomer with a sense of self-awareness, "OK Boomer: What Time is That on Netflix? and Other Daily Struggles" is guaranteed to entertain. The book's compact size and appealing design also make it a fantastic gift. Beyond the memes, "OK Boomer" subtly explores deeper social and political issues. It touches on the climate crisis, economic inequality, and the rapidly changing landscape of the internet and social media. While the book primarily aims to entertain, it also provides a valuable commentary on the challenges facing our society and the ways in which different generations perceive these challenges. It's a mirror reflecting our shared cultural anxieties, presented through the lens of humor and satire. The illustrations add another layer of comedic brilliance, perfectly complementing the text and enhancing the overall reading experience. Prepare for a hilarious and insightful exploration of the generational divide with "OK Boomer," a must-have addition to any humor lover's collection.