Ok, Boomer
“Ok, Boomer” is a sarcastic response used to mock or dismiss outdated or out-of-touch viewpoints, often associated with older generations.
What does “Ok, Boomer” mean?
“Ok, Boomer” is a viral phrase and meme used primarily by younger generations to sarcastically dismiss or shut down attitudes that are seen as outdated, condescending, or resistant to change—typically associated with Baby Boomers.
It gained popularity as a humorous but pointed way to reject generational stereotypes, especially when older individuals criticize modern trends, technology, or social movements without understanding them.
Example
“Boomer: ‘Back in my day, we didn’t need therapy.’
Gen Z: ‘Ok, Boomer.’ #OkBoomer #GenZHumor”
What are ways to use “Ok, Boomer” on social media?
Use “Ok, Boomer” in posts or replies to highlight generational clashes, poke fun at old-school mindsets, or bring humor to intergenerational debates. It’s often used in meme culture, TikTok captions, and Twitter threads to add sass or sarcasm to a conversation.
It’s more about critiquing attitudes than age—so it’s used when someone sounds out of touch, regardless of how old they actually are.
Pro Tip
Use it playfully rather than aggressively—“Ok, Boomer” is more effective (and funnier) when used as light satire, not an insult.
