If decades had their own persona.

1950s: A 17 year old boy who is a greaser and listens to Rock N Roll which is disapproved by his conservative parents.
1960s: A 20 year old woman who is against the Vietnam War and goes to psychedelic shows.
1970s: A 25 year old man who goes to the disco clubs to dance his problems away while getting affected by the terrible economy.
1980s: A 16 year old boy who watches MTV all day and has ridiculous haircuts. Wears bright pastel clothing.
1990s: A 17 year old boy who is moody and sarcastic, wears oversized plaid shirt and ripped jeans.
2000s: A 19 year old girl who is very preppy, a MySpace addict, has studded accessories.
2010s: A 21 year old woman who is very quirky, goes to coffee shops everyday, is a Tumblr and Instagram addict.

Stifler from American Pie

2000s: a young guy who wears triple X white T's and drives a candy paint Hummer with spinning rims, blasting snap music. Calls his girlfriend "shawty". His best friend is an edgy antisocial dude who listens to punk and nu metal.

10s: quirky but at the same time basic young woman who is a vegan hipster. Constantly posts on Instagram and Tumblr. Her brother is a wannabe mumble rapper with red braids and face tattoos.

20s so far: an old diseased conservative person who is constantly nostalgic for the 80s. Their grandchildren want to grow and do things but are constantly held down by pressure from them.

God, imagine how annoying that persona would be

Constantly making fart jokes, edgy jokes and overly sexual jokes, wearing disgustingly baggy smelly clothes

1960s: A hippie/stoner who smokes weed all day and takes hallucinogens to escape what’s going on in the turbulent real world of the 1960s. They are rebellious, love rock music, obsessed with British culture and are most likely going through a major change in their life (representative of how the 60s were a time of change)

1970s: A broke, violent, gang member who sells cocaine and other drugs to get by. Most likely lives in New York City and carries a firearm. They love disco music tho.(Representative of the violence, drug use, and poor economy of the 70s)

1980s: A conservative, rich, white woman who is very materialistic. Always wears designer and big/bold colors. She watches tv shows like “Dallas” and “Dynasty”, Madonna is her idol, she values her wealth over everything, and her husband works on Wall Street. She probably had a friend that died from AIDS too. Oh and she does cocaine too of course. (Representative of the maximalism and materialism and the AIDS crisis of the 80s)

1990s: A quirky, normal teenager from Seattle. Dresses in flannel, listens to grunge and hip hop, watches reality TV shows like “The Real World MTV” and a bunch of other regular sitcoms like “Rosanne”, “Seinfeld”, or “The Fresh Prince of Bel Air”, fantasizes about supermodels like Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss, and tries to be edgy (representative of the relaxed and “real/normal” culture of the 90s, the supermodel boom, grunge and hip hop becoming the defining genres of the decade, and the 90s edginess)

2000s: An actress or singer that lives in Beverly Hills and is always dressed head to toe in “bling”. She carries around a pink flip phone and actively checks her MySpace. She has a tramp stamp, wears Juicy Couture track suits, has pink highlights in her hair, and hates George W Bush but also makes islamophobic comments that no one seems to call her out on for some reason (representative of the mcbling era, Bush era, and anti-Muslim hate after 9/11)

2010s: A young professional who just moved to Brooklyn last week. She’s a hipster and actively posts on tumblr. She listens to Tame Impala and Arctic Monkeys, but also likes Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj but just won’t admit it. She voted for Obama twice. She takes pictures of her avocado toast before posting it on Instagram. She supports BLM and #MeToo and tries to be politically correct. She always has the newest iPhone and loves to watch the newest superhero movies (despite being a self-proclaimed hipster), and usually watches her favorite shows on Netflix instead of cable. She’s purposely not a fan of Kim Kardashian, unlike a lot of her peers, and she’s constantly telling her family why they’re racist at every thanksgiving (representative of the hipster trend, PC culture and streaming culture of the 2010s)

I also think he’d be obsessed with skating, nu metal, and would have a shitty GeoCities website. He also has Bonzi Buddy on his computer unironically.

Basically, Eric Cartman from South Park meets Fred Durst.