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May 21st, 2008 @ 8:57 am
In response to the uncomplimentary “60 Minutes” expose on Gen Y, millennial YouTube spoofster, cynicallytested created this video, saying “Lately our generation has been labeled ‘Millennials’ and the media is having a field day trashing us for being lazy and self absorbed. In this 60 Minutes Spoof our own “Me” reports on how Generation Y has evolved into an alien culture known as ‘Millennials’.”
So is BNET’s treatment of millennials more fair and more balanced than that of “60 Minutes?”
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