Gen Zers are embracing their 'grandma era' with knitting and herbal tea


By AGENCY

Young people are increasingly enjoying the leisure activities traditionally associated with older people, living out what they call their 'grandma era'. Photo: AFP

Covid-19 lockdowns completely changed the lifestyles of young people. They got used to spending time alone and doing quieter activities.

And even as life returns to normal, trends for things like knitting and watching old movies persist. This is what Internet users are calling their "grandma era", as young people are embracing living like a granny, practising hobbies often associated with older generations.

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