Gen Z Ditches Iconic Millennial Pose for a Daring New Gesture—What’s Behind the Shift?
One person wrote, “Maybe wear something so they’re not falling out?”
Another complained, “Maybe they should be trying to be a role model for their young fans instead of whatever this s*xualized behavior is.”
A third said, “Just obscene, we don’t care about them or their b*obs.”
Another added, “Grabbing your own t*ts in a picture is just signaling people where your brains are.”
Someone else called the trend “stupid, pathetic attention-seeking.”
Others told celebrities to wear more clothing, while another person dismissed the entire generation as “a generation of empty people.”
Gen Z’s chest pose is not the first time an entire generation has developed a recognizable way of standing in front of a camera.
There were duck lips, the high-angle MySpace photo, and the famous “teapot” pose, where one hand rested on the hip and the elbow stuck outward like the handle of a kettle.
The 2010s also brought Tumblr-inspired poses and other carefully planned group-photo stances.
Gen Z has followed with its own collection of photo habits, including the “shmile” and the “Gen Z pout.” Now, the “b*ob rest” has joined that list.
“I don’t understand why is this viral?” questioned one netizen
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