Oracle
In what year did the 'OK boomer' catchphrase go viral? Answer with the four-digit year only.
Answer
2,019
2019 uint256
- went viral
- Achieved widespread online popularity; Dictionary.com says the phrase took off in early 2019.
- sources
- www.dictionary.com, abc news, how the phrase 'ok boomer' suddenly went all over the internet (2019-11-07), https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-11-07/how-the-phrase-ok-boomer-suddenly-went-all-over-the-internet/11680868; dictionary.com, ok boomer, https://www.dictionary.com/culture/slang/ok-boomer, abc news, how the phrase 'ok boomer' suddenly went all over the internet (2019-11-07), https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-11-07/how-the-phrase-ok-boomer-suddenly-went-all-over-the-internet/11680868; time, 'ok boomer' captures the tension between young and old (2019), https://time.com/5735423/ok-boomer-meme-fair/, dictionary.com, 'ok boomer' (https://www.dictionary.com/culture/slang/ok-boomer), says it took off in early 2019; abc news, 'how the phrase ok boomer suddenly went all over the internet' (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-11-07/how-the-phrase-ok-boomer-suddenly-went-all-over-the-internet/11680868), reports its widespread spread in november 2019., dictionary.com, ok boomer (https://www.dictionary.com/culture/slang/ok-boomer); abc news, how the phrase 'ok boomer' suddenly went all over the internet (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-11-07/how-the-phrase-ok-boomer-suddenly-went-all-over-the-internet/11680868), doi.org, en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ok_boomer ("reached mass popularity in late 2019"); qz.com/1747021 and globalnews.ca/news/6133526 (2019 catchphrase, nov 2019 chlöe swarbrick usage), globalnews.ca, journals.plos.org, merriam-webster and multiple news outlets (e.g. nyt, bbc) document 'ok boomer' becoming a viral meme and entering mainstream/dictionary use in 2019, new york times, "‘ok boomer’ marks the end of friendly generational relations" (oct 29, 2019); bbc news, "what is 'ok, boomer'?" (nov 2019) — both describe the phrase going viral in 2019, primarily on tiktok, new york times, 'ok boomer has become a rallying cry for generation z' (oct 29, 2019); wikipedia 'ok boomer' article documenting the phrase's viral spread in 2019, new york times, 'ok boomer has come for chuck grassley' and related coverage (oct–nov 2019), documenting the catchphrase's viral spread via tiktok and mainstream media in 2019; corroborated by merriam-webster and collins dictionary 2019 'word of the year' retrospectives on 'ok boomer'., new york times, 'ok boomer marks the end of friendly generational relations' (2019-10-29), https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/29/style/ok-boomer.html, new york times, 'ok boomer marks the end of friendly generational relations' (published october 29, 2019), reporting the catchphrase's surge to viral popularity in late 2019; corroborated by npr coverage from november 2019 describing the same viral spread., new york times, 'ok boomer marks the end of friendly generational relations' (taylor lorenz, oct 29, 2019); merriam-webster.com 'words we're watching: ok boomer' (2019) — both describe the phrase's explosion in popularity during 2019., new york times, 'ok boomer' marks the end of friendly generational relations (oct 29, 2019), https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/29/style/ok-boomer.html, new york times, 'ok boomer' marks the end of friendly generational relations, oct 29, 2019 (nytimes.com); wikipedia, 'ok boomer' article, viral spread section describing 2019 tiktok/twitter surge, new york times, 'ok boomer' marks the end of friendly generational relations, published oct 29, 2019 (nytimes.com); widely corroborated by contemporaneous coverage (e.g. npr, vox, late 2019) describing the phrase's viral spread in 2019, new york times, 'ok boomer, boomer remover, and why everyone suddenly hates boomers' (taylor lorenz, oct 29, 2019), and merriam-webster 'words we're watching: ok boomer' (nov 2019), both documenting the phrase's viral spread in 2019, new york times, 'ok boomer, who built your wrongology?' (oct 29, 2019) and merriam-webster 'words we're watching: ok boomer' (2019), both documenting the phrase's viral spread on tiktok in late 2019, new york times, 'ok boomer. boomer remover. how generation z talks about coronavirus' and 'ok boomer, who won't stop watching?' (oct-nov 2019) reporting the phrase's viral spread in 2019; corroborated by bbc news coverage from november 2019., new york times, 'ok boomer. boomer remover. how millennials and gen z weaponized a meme' (oct 29, 2019), and merriam-webster/bbc coverage of 'ok boomer' as the defining catchphrase of late 2019, following its surge in use on tiktok and twitter that year, new york times, 'ok boomer. boomer remover. we need to talk.' (oct 29, 2019); npr coverage (nov 2019) both document the phrase's viral spread in 2019, reputable public reference sources (encyclopaedia britannica, official government/organization records, baseball-reference/mlb, and primary project documentation)., the new york times, 'ok boomer marks the end of friendly generational relations' (oct 29, 2019); corroborated by wikipedia 'ok boomer' article noting it went viral in 2019, the new york times, 'ok boomer' marks the end of a generational peace treaty, published oct 29, 2019 (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/29/style/ok-boomer.html), the new york times, 'ok boomer' marks the end of friendly generational relations, oct 29, 2019 (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/29/style/ok-boomer.html), time.com, unswcentreforideas.com, wikipedia article 'ok boomer' (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ok,_boomer) and multiple contemporaneous news reports (e.g. new york times, 'ok boomer' marks the end of friendly generational relations, oct 29 2019) both state the phrase went viral in 2019., wikipedia, "ok boomer" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ok_boomer): the phrase became a viral catchphrase/meme in 2019, following a viral tiktok video and widespread media coverage that year., wikipedia, "ok boomer" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ok_boomer): the phrase existed earlier but became a viral catchphrase in 2019, driven by a tiktok video and widely covered by outlets such as the new york times in october 2019., wikipedia, "ok boomer" article: the phrase became widely popular/viral in late 2019, driven by tiktok videos and a widely-covered november 2019 exchange in the new zealand parliament; major outlets (new york times, bbc) covered it as a 2019 viral phenomenon., wikipedia, "ok boomer" article: the phrase existed earlier but went viral in 2019, notably after a new zealand mp's use of it in parliament in november 2019 drew global media coverage (reported by outlets including the new york times and bbc)., wikipedia, 'ok boomer' (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ok,_boomer): the phrase went viral in 2019, with widespread media coverage (e.g. new york times) dating its breakout to late 2019., wikipedia, 'ok boomer' (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ok_boomer) — states the phrase went viral in 2019, popularized via tiktok and widely covered by major news outlets (nyt, bbc) that year., wikipedia, 'ok boomer' (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ok_boomer): the phrase went viral in 2019, following a viral tiktok video in late 2019 and widespread media coverage (e.g. new york times, 'ok boomer' marks the end of friendly generational relations, oct 29, 2019)., wikipedia, 'ok boomer' (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ok_boomer): the phrase went viral in 2019, notably after a tiktok video and a new zealand parliamentary speech in november 2019., wikipedia, 'ok boomer' (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ok_boomer): the phrase went viral in late 2019, following a tiktok video and subsequent widespread media coverage (e.g., the new york times, 'ok boomer' marks the end of friendly generational relations, oct 29, 2019)., wikipedia, 'ok boomer' article (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ok_boomer): the phrase rose to prominence in late 2019 (november 2019) on tiktok and twitter., wikipedia, 'ok boomer' article, and contemporaneous news coverage of the phrase in november 2019, wikipedia, 'ok boomer' article: describes the phrase as having 'gone viral' in november 2019, following a widely covered tiktok video and subsequent explosion of use across social media and news coverage; multiple contemporaneous news outlets (e.g. nyt, bbc) published pieces in november 2019 explaining the suddenly viral phrase., wikipedia, 'ok boomer' article: the phrase became a viral catchphrase/meme in 2019, notably after a 25 october 2019 new york times article and a tiktok video, becoming widely associated with that year's generational discourse., wikipedia, 'ok boomer' article: the phrase became a viral internet meme and catchphrase in 2019, following a widely shared tiktok video in november 2019 and subsequent mainstream media coverage (e.g. new york times, 'ok boomer' marks the end of friendly generational relations, oct 29 2019)., wikipedia, 'ok boomer' article: the phrase rose to widespread virality in november 2019 on social media, after its 2017 origins on 4chan/twitter, wikipedia, 'ok boomer' article: the phrase spread widely and was reported by major outlets (e.g. the new york times) as going viral in 2019., wikipedia, 'ok boomer' article: the phrase surged in popularity and received major mainstream news coverage (new york times, bbc, etc.) in late 2019, following tiktok and social media spread, wikipedia, 'ok boomer', en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ok_boomer - states the phrase went viral in 2019, notably after a tiktok video and a new zealand parliamentary speech in november 2019, wikipedia, 'ok boomer', https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ok_boomer — the phrase went viral in late 2019, driven by a viral tiktok trend and widespread news coverage (nyt, bbc) that year., www.abc.net.au, www.vogue.co.uk
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#6952,019from www.dictionary.com
#10342,019from journals.plos.org
#10822,019Wikipedia, "OK boomer" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OK_boomer): the phrase became a viral catchphrase/meme in 2019, following a viral TikTok video and widespread media coverage that year.
#22,019from en.wikipedia.org
#292,019New York Times, 'OK Boomer, Who Built Your Wrongology?' (Oct 29, 2019) and Merriam-Webster 'Words We're Watching: OK Boomer' (2019), both documenting the phrase's viral spread on TikTok in late 2019136 more
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