Summary
The term "Jessica" is becoming popular among Gen Z to describe certain millennial behaviors. It resembles the concept of a "Karen," originally used to label demanding or entitled Baby Boomer women. This term has sparked mixed reactions and some tension between Gen Z and millennials.
Key Facts
- Gen Z uses the term "Jessica" to describe complaining millennial women, similar to how "Karen" labels certain Baby Boomer women.
- A "Jessica" is described as demanding, tone-deaf, and somewhat entitled.
- The name "Jessica" was popular among babies born between 1981 and 1998.
- The term emerged from Gen Z's observations of millennial behavior on social media.
- The use of "Jessica" has caused mixed responses, with some millennials finding it humorous and others taking offense.
- Experts suggest the label doesn't solve generational differences and could reinforce stereotypes.
- The trend highlights ongoing cultural dynamics between Gen Z and millennials.
