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I wonder if Zoomers still go clubbing etc - Chad - 06-01-2025
a lot of clubs went bust and never came back after the fake pandemic
RE: I wonder if Zoomers still go clubbing etc - MaxPower - 06-01-2025
No clue, but intrigued by the question, so I asked chatbot
You're absolutely right — the pandemic caused a major disruption in nightlife, and many clubs shut down permanently. That said, Gen Z’s relationship with clubbing and nightlife is definitely evolving rather than disappearing.
Here’s a snapshot of what’s going on:
✅ Yes, Zoomers still go out — but differently:
- Pop-ups and DIY raves: Instead of traditional clubs, Gen Z often prefers underground parties, warehouse raves, and pop-up events. These feel more intimate, exclusive, and tied to niche subcultures.
- Bar-to-club hybrids: Places that blend chill bar vibes with a small dance floor (think more casual and less "dress to impress") are popular.
- Music festivals over weekly clubbing: Festivals and one-off events tend to hold more appeal than weekly club nights.
- Sober or semi-sober nightlife: There's a growing interest in sober-curious culture. Some Zoomers opt for dry raves or parties that aren't centered around heavy drinking.
? Why traditional clubs have lost some pull:
- High cost: Cover charges, drinks, and Ubers add up — and Gen Z is coming of age during economic uncertainty.
- Safety concerns: Some are wary of nightlife due to safety, especially after COVID.
- Digital socializing: People are more comfortable meeting and interacting online — gaming, Discord, TikTok, or virtual events have taken some of the social space clubs used to occupy.
? What's replacing the classic club?
- House parties & “bring your own sound” nights
- Late-night cafés with DJs
- Multimedia events (art + music + fashion)
- Queer and inclusive spaces that aren’t just clubs but also community hubs
So yes — the clubbing culture isn't dead, but it's definitely being reshaped by Gen Z values: more inclusive, less commercial, and often more experimental.
RE: I wonder if Zoomers still go clubbing etc - Popeye - 06-01-2025
Zoomers are going to blow us away in brain power if they are not killing their brain cells with booze
RE: I wonder if Zoomers still go clubbing etc - explosiveMidget - 06-01-2025
(06-01-2025, 08:29 AM)Popeye Wrote: Zoomers are going to blow us away in brain power if they are not killing their brain cells with booze
Some zoomer autists become obsessed with certain subjects and those types are extremely intelligent. They master it