u/ConnectBreakfast9397

For me, it is, without a doubt, Splash Mountain. It has a three-act story about a rabbit encountering two villains, songs, and of course, a thrilling drop at the end. I don’t think we will ever see another ride like it.

EDIT: What do you think is the greatest theme park ride of all time?

u/ConnectBreakfast9397 — 15 days ago
▲ 3 r/GenZ

For me, I stopped watching cartoons on Nickelodeon at the age of 12 back in 2017, mostly due to the pressures of middle school. When I was 13, I was more settled in, so I got back into watching cartoons, particularly Disney movies. I saw The Grinch (2018) Aladdin (2019), and Toy Story 4 in the theater. I also watched the Descendants movies, just in time for release of Descendants 3. I don’t watch SpongeBob on a regular basis anymore, I used to hate it as a teen, but now, I do have positive feelings towards it since I had fond memories of it.

TL;DR I grew out of children’s media at the age of 12, but went back to it at 13 and it makes up 90 percent of what I watch.

reddit.com
u/ConnectBreakfast9397 — 16 days ago