Fun Times

In the heart of London, where the Tube rumbles and the chicken shops never sleep, Gen Z is rewriting the rulebook on what fun looks like. It’s not just about hitting Oxford Street or snapping selfies by Big Ben (though, let’s be real, the lighting is elite). It’s about spontaneous skate sessions in Southbank, thrift hauls in Brick Lane, and late-night bubble tea debates over who’s got the best playlist. Fun isn’t scheduled—it’s stumbled upon, usually somewhere between Shoreditch and a TikTok trend.

This generation doesn’t just vibe—they curate the vibe. From rooftop raves to underground art pop-ups, every weekend is a new aesthetic. One minute it’s Y2K fits and vintage windbreakers, the next it’s cottagecore picnics in Hyde Park with oat milk lattes and disposable cameras. London’s streets are their runway, their canvas, and their playground. And the best part? They’re doing it all with a side of sustainability and a whole lot of attitude.