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BJP video talks down to Gen Z. Speaking their language can’t bridge generational divides

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Clocking, FOMO, delulu—BJP MPs speaking their language is what Gen Z might call cute, or kuchu puchu. This is BJP’s acknowledgement of its generational disconnect. Time for it to dump cussedness. Its video talks down to Gen Z for not knowing Modi government’s achievements. Mere language can’t bridge divides.

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1 COMMENT

  1. I don’t understand the language of Gen Z, would feel clumsy trying to say Delulu. No Instagram or Facebook. Not even WhatsApp, since I had a pretty decent education. 2. However, as a parent, certainly understand the angst of the young. Does the government. Did it need such a large protest, radiating outward nationally from Jantar Mantar, to appreciate the depth of frustration, verging on rage. They were only asking that the government ( Centre plus states ) do its basic duty of providing good education and decent jobs.

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