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J&K CM Comments on Viral 'Gen Z' Video

J&K CM reacts to viral video, compares to classic phrase.

Mumbai Alert · Politics Desk
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Politics Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Wed, 19 August 2026 at 05:52 pm
J&K CM Comments on Viral 'Gen Z' Video

The Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir recently commented on a viral video, stating that the phrase 'We are Gen Z' has become the new equivalent of the classic phrase 'jaantay nahin ho mera baap kaun hai'. This phrase, which translates to 'don't you know who my father is?', was often used to assert one's family background and influence.

The Chief Minister's comment came in response to a viral video that showcased the confidence and assertiveness of the younger generation, particularly those belonging to Gen Z. The video highlighted the changing times and the evolving attitudes of the youth.

The phrase 'jaantay nahin ho mera baap kaun hai' was often used in the past to threaten or intimidate others, implying that the speaker's family background and connections would protect them from any consequences. However, with the rise of Gen Z, the dynamics have shifted, and the focus has moved from family background to individual identity and self-expression.

The Chief Minister's statement reflects the changing societal values and the growing importance of individuality and self-reliance. It also highlights the impact of social media on the youth, where they can express themselves freely and showcase their personalities.

In recent years, Jammu and Kashmir has seen a significant rise in social media usage, particularly among the younger generation. This has led to an increase in online content creation, with many young people using platforms to express themselves and showcase their talents.

The Chief Minister's comment has sparked a debate about the evolving values and attitudes of the younger generation. While some have praised the confidence and assertiveness of Gen Z, others have expressed concerns about the potential consequences of this shift in societal values.

As the younger generation continues to grow and express themselves, it will be interesting to see how societal values and attitudes evolve in response. The Chief Minister's statement has highlighted the importance of understanding and adapting to these changes, rather than resisting them.

In conclusion, the Chief Minister's comment on the viral video has sparked an important conversation about the evolving values and attitudes of the younger generation. As Jammu and Kashmir continues to navigate the challenges of social media and online expression, it is essential to prioritize individuality, self-reliance, and constructive dialogue.

Frequently asked questions

What did the J&K CM say about the viral video?

The J&K CM stated that 'We are Gen Z' has become the new equivalent of the classic phrase 'jaantay nahin ho mera baap kaun hai'.

What does the phrase 'jaantay nahin ho mera baap kaun hai' mean?

The phrase translates to 'don't you know who my father is?' and was often used to assert one's family background and influence.

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