“Millennials are notorious for killing things: the power lunch, diamond sales, breakfast cereal. But all this obsession over what this generation isn’t buying tends to overshadow the fact that, in an increasingly digital world, they are by and large the ones keeping physical media alive.”— Bonnie Stiernberg, insidehook.com
“Now it’s war: Gen Z has finally snapped over climate change and financial inequality.”— Taylor Lorenz, nytimes.com
“And the millennial pulls out the bully card.”— Craig DiGregorio, Gabe, John Cameron Mitchell, imdb.com
“Many young American urbanites have resigned themselves to a life of non-ownership, abandoning the dream of their parents and grandparents and great-grandparents before them, often out of financial necessity.”— Sapna Maheshwari, nytimes.com
“Jane Sloan: Why did your voice go up in the end? Sutton Brady: Because I'm a millennial?”— Sarah Watson, Jane, Katie Stevens, imdb.com
“Every time I use an emoji I'm slightly terrified there's some meaning behind it that I'm totally unaware of.”— Susan Fowler, twitter.com
“Books can be as long as they need to be. A tweet should be short and sweet.”— Stephen King, twitter.com
“Millennials are open to connecting with brands, drawn to bite-size content (paid or not) and intrigued by new information, product-wise. However, the main caveat is that it all needs to get done in an ergonomic, digestible and fluid manner.”— Thomas Sychterz, adweek.com
“Millennials also have embraced rosé as an alternative to traditional reds and whites. Over the past five years, rosé has gained in volume by 48 to 52 percent in the U.S. year over year, said Pierrick Bouquet, co-founder of Pinknic and La Nuit en Rosé”— Pierrick Bouquet, adweek.com