Question for the OT old folks regarding fads around baby names

Consider this a spinoff, but it doesn't have anything to do with gender assignment (avoidance).

By and large, I think mainstream Gen X & Millenials have done a horrible job naming their kids. All the -aidens, -adens, random y's replacing vowels, names that express a mood or motif rather than have any value of heritage.

Seems girls nowadays would rather name babies than people. Trying to be real cute.

Question - did you have a similar opinion of my generation's big names? Names I think millenials have en masse compared to older generations are names like Jennifer, Justin, Brandon, Kelly, Michelle, etc. Names you don't see as many older adults with as 20/30-somethings

Did they seem as cheesy and shitty at the time when they hit the scene, or is the recent trend I hinted on earlier in my post truly unique and horrifying?

My stance, if/when I have kids, is that if the name hasn't existed since before the 1950s, that it's a no-go. I'll stick mostly to the holy book or time-tested English names.