Yes, Enzo can be annoying. Yes, he talks too much about crypto and his fantasy football team. But he is also the future. Behind every "Enzo" who complains about the quality of the sushi in a small town, there is a curious, intelligent kid trying to understand a complex world through the limited lens of memes and games.

Enzo is known for having very strong political opinions based on YouTube shorts and Twitter threads. He calls himself a "libertário" or a "monarquista" unironically. In group chats, is the one who sends 50 voice messages explaining why taxes are theft, despite having never paid a single bill in his life.

As these children grew up in the age of smartphones, the internet began to notice a pattern. The "Enzo" generation—kids born roughly between 2010 and 2020—behaved differently. They were digital natives, often spoiled by the economic stability of the early 2010s, and incredibly vocal online.