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video, share this video, and let us know what you think about this topic. One of my favorite people ever, the baby boy, Timmy Bridgman, the ultimate Gen Z Survivor

Fair, explores the history of Gen Z survivor players by tracking and listing each player

and Generation Z and breaking down Gen Z survivor player statistics like their

average placement as he ultimately ponderes the future of Survivor and the possibility

of Survivor Millennials versus Gen Z.

Babeay, if you're a Survivor fan, this is the episode for you.

Let's get in to a deep dive into Gen Z and Survivor.

It's a man who, it's a man you, me and potatoes like we're cooking up a great stew.

It's a man who, it's a menu, me and potatoes like we're cooking up a great stew.

With Survivor 49, wrapping up and Survivor 50 right around a corner, it begs the question of Survivor 51 and Survivor 52.

And the people are yearning for a Millennials versus Gen Z survivor. And I'm

here to break it all down. So Rizzo to me is like the Trojan horse of Gen Z representation

on Survivor. Him and Tini, both of them are just the epitome of what it means to be Gen Z, from the memes

to the references to everything.

And because of that, it really made me wonder, who else have been Gen Z and have played

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