The latest TikTok videos all follow the same formula: A person shares a statement, the next slide is a misconception often leveled at them, and follow-up slides reveal the more impressive truth. Or rather, the “holy airball” moment—a basketball term for when someone takes a shot and misses the basket.
Take Reese Witherspoon’s daughter, Ava. The 25-year-old just posted about the movie that made her mum famous.
“I told him my mum’s a lawyer, and he said, ‘Oh what firm does she work at?’” she wrote. Then she cut to a behind-the-scenes photo of her and her Oscar-winning mum on the set of Legally Blonde, where Witherspoon plays a lawyer and wrote “Holy-fricking air ball”.
I was told to get on this trend #zildjancymbals #zildjain #gen16 #familybusiness
Gen Zers bragging about their parents’ wealth may be better off forging their own path to one day brag about. That’s because despite expecting to come into an $84 trillion wealth transfer in the coming decades, actually, a rising number of ultra-wealthy retirees are opting to take their wealth to the grave.
