Millennials are jumping online to poke fun at the so-called "Gen Z stare." NBC News' Steven Romo explains the latest generational discussion happening on social media.

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The "Gen Z stare" has gone viral on TikTok, where skits depict young people reacting to everyday conversations with a blank, ...

Learn why the "Gen Z Stare" is more than a blank, disengaged expression, why employers can't afford to misread it and what its deeper more serious meaning really holds.

Karli Mayer, a 25-year-old dental hygiene student in Denver, Colorado, said she will unleash her “Gen Z stare” when something ...

The "Gen Z stare" is gaining attention in the corporate world as some employers worry about the generation’s lackluster communication skills.

Some say the Gen Z stare signals poor communication and social skills. Psychologists and generational experts told BI that's ...

“And the GEN Z stare is mainly developed by the fact that older generations disallowed GEN Zs to speak up for themselves especially when they know their [sic] in the wrong,” a third commenter pointed ...

The cohort born between 1997 and 2012 is increasingly anxious about their financial situations and documenting their lives to relate to others.

All you need to know about the latest generational phenomenon sparking arguments on TikTok and other social media platforms, ...

Millennial TikTok creators claim that Gen Z respond to basic questions and small talk with the ‘Gen Z stare'—here’s the TikTok debate, explained.

TikTokers coined the "Gen Z stare" to refer to the vacant look some young people give in social situations and workplace ...