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Australian Lamb Is Back to Break Down the Generation Gap

07/01/2024
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The highly anticipated annual summer Australian Lamb ad from The Monkeys has returned for 2024, this year highlighting that nothing bridges the “generation gap” and brings people together quite like lamb

The film imagines a world in which the generations have been separated by The Generation Gap: an impassable chasm that keeps each age group away from the others.

Left to their own devices, each generation has become the worst version of themselves - until a lamb BBQ appears to remind Australians of all ages that, actually, we have more in common than divides us.

The ad comes as new research from Australian Lamb revealed that, despite persistent generational stereotypes we actually share more habits, quirks and hobbies than we think.

For one thing, it turns out we all share the same pet peeves, with 57% of Aussies agreeing that being buried in your phone is the ultimate annoyance, followed by 44% of Aussies who say leaving the toilet roll empty is a serious faux pas!

But we also admit to embracing the best bits from other generations, with 66% agreeing that spending time with other generations broadens their view of the world.

In fact, 39% of Millennials say they love a beautifully manicured garden, stereotypically the domain of the older gens, whilst 37% of Gen Z admit to stealing slang from other generations. Perhaps most surprisingly, ‘Zillennials’ don’t actually believe older generations are at fault when it comes to housing availability and cost of living issues, with 46% agreeing that social inequalities are the domain of public policy.

And heart-warmingly, 93% of Aussies agree that spending time with other generations has a positive impact, including 63% who say it brings value to their life.

So, what better way to come together than over a lamb BBQ? After all, 47% of Aussies agree that an outdoor BBQ is their favourite meal to share with friends!

Graeme Yardy, domestic market manager at Meat and Livestock Australia said, “Pop culture would have us believe that the generations are practically different species.

Apparently, Boomers are unable to master the basics of technology whilst Zoomers spend every waking moment making TikTok dances, and Millennials spend too much on avo toast and craft beer.

“But in reality, there’s far more that unites than separates us, and that’s what this year’s Summer Lamb campaign is all about. Whether it’s a love of our sporting heroes or our beautiful landscapes, the best of Australia always brings us together. What better way to break down the generational divide than over an epic Aussie lamb BBQ the ultimate unifier! Lamb should be on the shopping list of anyone looking to celebrate this summer.”

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