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I once had a discussion with a user on reddit who argued that generation groups like baby boomer, Gen x, millenials etc only applied for USA and other countries were not meant to use them...
I would say it applies to a lot of the Anglosphere but I have zero evidence that it applies to every western nation. I'm sure a ton of them have their own names for generations with their own quirks and subcultures.