The “Gen Z stare” is a blank look zoomers give to their elders. It’s the latest intergenerational spat to take over TikTok.

According to a recent debate on TikTok, Gen Z has been blankly gazing into the middle distance instead of speaking, especially when interacting with older generations. CBC’s Ashley Fraser breaks down ...

Sixteen and seventeen-year-olds will be able to vote in the next UK general election, a momentous rule change that will have ...

Adam Aleksic posts well-researched, high-energy videos breaking down Gen Z social media slang. Think of him as the Bill Nye ...

The ‘Gen Z stare’ is a real thing and it has sparked a seriously heated debate online with Millennials claiming its 'rude'.

Millennials and Gen X have taken to TikTok to call out the "Gen Z stare," when a Gen Z worker seems to be rudely unresponsive ...

Ryan Zickgraf is a columnist for UnHerd, from which this op-ed was adapted.

Teens today often show a blank look called the "Gen Z stare" that can signal discomfort, not disrespect. Experts say social ...

Millennials on TikTok claim the "Gen Z stare" is evidence of the younger generation's social shortcomings, but people of all ages are guilty of the blank look.

Millennials and Gen Z are having it out on TikTok over this facial expression. Here’s everything to know about what the 'Gen Z stare' is and why everyone is up in arms about it.

Gen Z is embracing the film's message of kindness, hope, and soft-hearted rebellion in a world drowning in cynicism.

Young people appear to be split on the viral "Gen Z stare." Some reject the trend entirely, while others say they've seen it firsthand.