While headlines may claim Gen Z is the loneliest generation, the truth is they do have friends, and they hang out with them often. In fact, YPulse’s Friendship and Community report shows 74% of 13-17-year-olds and 56% of 18-24-year-olds hang out with their friends at least weekly. But their idea of a “hangout” just looks a little different than gens before them. They’re not necessarily going clubbing or hitting the town every weekend, but they’re still creating their own kind of fun—the kind that feels more intimate and personal. A night with friends for Gen Z could mean anything from...
8/6/25
Friendship and Community Report
College group chats, location sharing, FaceTime hangouts while doing homework—this is what mode...
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