Sunnycliff:
Children born in the late 90's upwards till yesterday.

A generation of weak and lily livered people

ladyGKilaBCrueD:
That's a term created by the self-righteous, self-important and incredibly arrogant older generation who grew up in the 60s-80s/very early 90s and are still stuck in their era and think that modern music, clothes and trends are shït. They are always caught saying "back in the days when the times were good" or "back when the society was still sane", they hate social media, teenagers, pop culture and they feel like they are better than everyone else. They can't accept the fact their generation is becoming irrelevant, they refuse to retire and pass the torch to the succeeding generations. They are self-conscious and insecure about their own advancing age, so they address 20 -somethings and teens as children in order to feel "young". They feel like because they played with sand as opposed to iPhones and tabs while growing up, they have higher intellectual capacities or something but that's BS. They are a hypocritical and arrogant generation that tries to discredit younger generations and tags them as lazy, dumb etc etc but it really ain't our fault that we are little privileged unicorns They feel they are better than everyone else because they played with certain toys, listened to certain music, lived a certain way of life and had certain experiences which thankfully cannot be recreated in modern times

ps
some of my write up is culled from urban dictionary

pocohantas:
I have (always) noticed this trend of being called indomie generation when one is (totally) clueless on some “historical” subject.

I like to think I am old enough to be old, yet I still have some friends and colleagues calling me Indomie generation.




Suffice to say, Indomie is 31YEARS OLD IN NIGERIA.


So, what exactly makes one an indomie generation?

ladyGKilaBCrueD:
That's a term created by the self-righteous, self-important and incredibly arrogant older generation who grew up in the 60s-80s/very early 90s and are still stuck in their era and think that modern music, clothes and trends are shït. They are always caught saying "back in the days when the times were good" or "back when the society was still sane", they hate social media, teenagers, pop culture and they feel like they are better than everyone else. They can't accept the fact their generation is becoming irrelevant, they refuse to retire and pass the torch to the succeeding generations. They are self-conscious and insecure about their own advancing age, so they address 20 -somethings and teens as children in order to feel "young". They feel like because they played with sand as opposed to iPhones and tabs while growing up, they have higher intellectual capacities or something but that's BS. They are a hypocritical and arrogant generation that tries to discredit younger generations and tags them as lazy, dumb etc etc but it really ain't our fault that we are little privileged unicorns They feel they are better than everyone else because they played with certain toys, listened to certain music, lived a certain way of life and had certain experiences which thankfully cannot be recreated in modern times

ps
some of my write up is culled from urban dictionary

Candycrushy:


Weak people??really

Smh

shadeyinka:

You must certainly be an "Indomie generation". Anyone who is NOT an Indomie generation know that there was an unprecedented change in the Nigerian society from the 90s. If you were not at least 5years old by then, you CANNOT know.

Did your parent lock the TV with keys for you?
Did NTA and other TV station open at 4pm and close by 12am?
Do you know Frank Olize.
Have you ever witnessed the acrobatic riders that followed military government entourage?
Do you know how military coups have been done in Nigeria?
Have you ever witnessed a firing squad in operation?
Have you ever operated a coin operated phone in Nigeria (at NITEL or Post Office)?

Indomie generation is used to describe those who didn't know these but are loud mouthed in giving myopic comments about National affairs that has to do with history.

It has nothing to do with lack of intelligence (for isn't a function of age)

shadeyinka:

You must certainly be an "Indomie generation". Anyone who is NOT an Indomie generation know that there was an unprecedented change in the Nigerian society from the 90s. If you were not at least 5years old by then, you CANNOT know.

Did your parent lock the TV with keys for you?
Did NTA and other TV station open at 4pm and close by 12am?
Do you know Frank Olize.
Have you ever witnessed the acrobatic riders that followed military government entourage?
Do you know how military coups have been done in Nigeria?
Have you ever witnessed a firing squad in operation?
Have you ever operated a coin operated phone in Nigeria (at NITEL or Post Office)?

Indomie generation is used to describe those who didn't know these but are loud mouthed in giving myopic comments about National affairs that has to do with history.

It has nothing to do with lack of intelligence (for isn't a function of age)

Sunnycliff:


Sweet memories with our big drawer TV that starts with a white dot in the middle of the screen before showing fully .

Feeling nostalgic mehnnnnnn

Sunnycliff:


Majority of them easily slide into depression when life gives them a little of lemon

adedayoa2:
how do I like this more than once?

chijioke17:

Why is everyone always forgetting suwe

Sunnycliff:


Sweet memories with our big drawer TV that starts with a white dot in the middle of the screen before showing fully .

Feeling nostalgic mehnnnnnn

chijioke17:

Why is everyone always forgetting suwe

shadeyinka:

You must certainly be an "Indomie generation". Anyone who is NOT an Indomie generation know that there was an unprecedented change in the Nigerian society from the 90s. If you were not at least 5years old by then, you CANNOT know.

Did your parent lock the TV with keys for you?
Did NTA and other TV station open at 4pm and close by 12am?
Do you know Frank Olize.
Have you ever witnessed the acrobatic riders that followed military government entourage?
Do you know how military coups have been done in Nigeria?
Have you ever witnessed a firing squad in operation?
Have you ever operated a coin operated phone in Nigeria (at NITEL or Post Office)?

Indomie generation is used to describe those who didn't know these but are loud mouthed in giving myopic comments about National affairs that has to do with history.

It has nothing to do with lack of intelligence (for isn't a function of age)

ladyGKilaBCrueD:
That's a term created by the self-righteous, self-important and incredibly arrogant older generation who grew up in the 60s-80s/very early 90s and are still stuck in their era and think that modern music, clothes and trends are shït. They are always caught saying "back in the days when the times were good" or "back when the society was still sane", they hate social media, teenagers, pop culture and they feel like they are better than everyone else. They can't accept the fact their generation is becoming irrelevant, they refuse to retire and pass the torch to the succeeding generations. They are self-conscious and insecure about their own advancing age, so they address 20 -somethings and teens as children in order to feel "young". They feel like because they played with sand as opposed to iPhones and tabs while growing up, they have higher intellectual capacities or something but that's BS. They are a hypocritical and arrogant generation that tries to discredit younger generations and tags them as lazy, dumb etc etc but it really ain't our fault that we are little privileged unicorns They feel they are better than everyone else because they played with certain toys, listened to certain music, lived a certain way of life and had certain experiences which thankfully cannot be recreated in modern times

ps
some of my write up is culled from urban dictionary

GodSaklek:
Kids born in year 2000 till date.... They are just using it as a slang to differentiate between people born in 1980s and 1990s from 2000s kids,Although indomie has been around for over 3 decades,but it became very popular among the children born from 1999 till date,kids born in 2000s really love it to the extent that,they prefer it than feeder.

anonymous1759:


Hahahh! Bros u go dey sound Wella,after all this kind play u must be sharp that's the definition of being born and bred in a the realest environ.War scatter my favorite,back then for festac I fit run from 5th Ave reach cocaine village make Dem no for see me till evening.


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If you didn't buy Rice, baba dudu aya, likiliki, kulikuli, condest ice cream for #1 or if you didn't play dundus selopito (dubedube), Para, I like your thing, maunting, kebe, war scatter, monkey post, 4 post, opio, slepo, bombing, shooting, Okada etc you're indomie Generation �

liberalchick:
Yea, it debuted in 1988 but it didn’t catch on till the 90s. By the mid 90s, Nigerian parents were feeding their kids indomie. The Indomie generation upper limit should be about 20-22y so basically generation Z depending on which stat you use.

The Indomie generation have little to no reference pre 2000s. Nigeria and the world changed a lot after the 90s. I think most older generation Nigerians feel some topics need a good pre 2000s knowledge. E.g. Indomie generation don’t know a Nigeria under the military rule, can’t remember Nigeria without the internet, cell phones, writing and posting letters etc.

Also, it’s just the typical generational war. Previous generations always bash their successors. For instance, on a global scale millennials are being shit on constantly by previous generations.

liberalchick:
Yea, it debuted in 1988 but it didn’t catch on till the 90s. By the mid 90s, Nigerian parents were feeding their kids indomie. The Indomie generation upper limit should be about 20-22y so basically generation Z depending on which stat you use.

The Indomie generation have little to no reference pre 2000s. Nigeria and the world changed a lot after the 90s. I think most older generation Nigerians feel some topics need a good pre 2000s knowledge. E.g. Indomie generation don’t know a Nigeria under the military rule, can’t remember Nigeria without the internet, cell phones, writing and posting letters etc.

Also, it’s just the typical generational war. Previous generations always bash their successors. For instance, on a global scale millennials are being shit on constantly by previous generations.

dangotesmummy:
E pain am sotey he go research about the history of infomie


All our own entertainment didn't pass

Everyday people
Family circle
Super story
Passion
Second chance
Gardner's daughter
Secret of the sand
And nta news.but now go to MTV naked video vixens,trace,naked women, everywhere nudity and sex