The difference between Millennials and Zoomers

FYI, Millennials are born in the early 80s to mid 90s, while Zoomers are born in the late 90s to early 10s.

CARTOONS:
Millennial: Hilariously witty, subversive, and in many cases either violent (Powerpuff Girls) or scary (Courage the Cowardly Dog). Memorable blocks like Disney Afternoon, Cartoon Cartoon Fridays, and Toonami that were an immersive experience rather than just a collection of shows.
Zoomer: Nothing but either gross-out or pandering to tumblr. Classic Ed Edd n Eddy-like slapstick is barely anywhere to be found, and there's almost no hidden adult jokes. Not many programming blocks, and the few that they did have (Miguzi, Fried Dynamite, etc.) were watered-down. Heavily watered-down. No wonder they're so sensitive compared to Millennials.

VIDEO GAMES:
Millennial: 3rd-6th generation, no DLC or P2W. We had to actually unlock everything. Many games were a real test of character (Ghosts n' Goblins, Frogger for the PS1, etc.). Magazines like Nintendo Power provided great supplementary content.
Zoomer: P2W, DLC, graphics above gameplay/story. Soulless FPS games and stuff like Angry Birds reign.

MUSIC:
Millennial: 3 distinct eras: nu-metal (1998-2004), emo (2004-2008), and electropop (2008-2013). All unique and diverse with their own feel.
Zoomer: Nothing but EDM. Thanks, One Direction!

INTERNET:
Millennial: The Golden Age of the Internet. We had AOL, Neopets, Newgrounds, Something Awful, YTMND, Homestar Runner, Golden Age RuneScape (2004-2007), flash games, and so much more.
Zoomer: Nothing but social media, everything is consolidated into a few sites (YouTube, Reddit, etc.), independent forums like this one aren't as prevalent as before.

What you do in your childhood has at least some influence on your adulthood. As you can see, Millennials (along with late Xers) had quite possibly the best kid culture ever, while Zoomers missed out. Maybe that's why Zoomers desperately try and stretch the Millennial birth range so they can squeeze themselves in.