Stars like Whoopi Goldberg usually reserve themselves and shy away from any controversy. However, the same cannot be said for the “Sister’s Act” actress. She usually comments on controversial issues and has much to say on the November 8, 2023, episode of “The View.” 

“The View” is an American TV talk show that famous broadcast journalist Barbara Walters created.
The ABC show has aired as part of the network’s daytime programming block since August 11, 1997. For 27 seasons, the show has featured a panel of multigenerational women discussing various hot topics. The majority of their talks are on entertainment and sociopolitical news. 

Many regard the show as one of a kind due to its purely female panel. Over the years, there have been over thirty women hosting the show at various points since it aired.
As of today, the panelists of “The View” are Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin, Sara Haines, Alyssa Farah Griffin, and Ana Navarro. 

On the Wednesday, November 8, episode of the show, Whoopi Goldberg had some ‘advice’ for the younger generation of millennials.
She said, “I’m sorry, listen, every generation comes and wants to do better than their parents did. But, I’m sorry, if you only want to work four hours, it’s going to be harder for you to get a house. I’m sorry, we busted our behinds.”

Goldberg did not just make the comments without reason in the Wednesday airing of the show. During a Wednesday Hot Topics discussion, she commented about millennials’ views on the American Dream and their ability to buy property and start families.
The panelists were airing their views on the topic, which is often talked about by many people. 

The millennial generation includes anyone born between 1981 and 1996. This means anyone between the ages of 27 and 42 in 2023.
Statistical analysis of specific trends chooses this age range rather than it being a strict identifier like other generational cohorts. The age group is the Generation Y, preceding the Generation Z. 

Right there on the show, Goldberg’s co-host, Alyssa Farah Griffin, disagreed with her comments on the millennials. She pushed back against her co-host’s comments, noting that Goldberg’s generation “gave us the housing crisis, though.”

The award-winning actress was unbothered by the disagreement of her co-host, Griffin.
Instead, she said, “Every generation is told, ‘You’re going to do worse than your parents. You know what? People pick it up, and they do what they do, and they raise themselves. This is what you’ve got to do. It’s called being a good citizen.”

As soon as the episode aired, there was an uproar among the public audience. Several people took to social media platforms to express their outrage at her comments.
They cited Goldberg’s claims as based purely on what she believed, not facts. Several people also mentioned that she should be more careful when addressing some issues. 

Several reports and sources indicate that Goldberg’s assumptions were incorrect. A simple Google search can prove this.
The millennials are hard at work, and statistics show that more millennials are in the active workforce than their parents before them. In fact, they had a rough start to adulthood thanks to the constant decline in the economy and its financial system. 

According to several reports, the millennials are currently bearing the financial scars of the generation before them.
This is Whoopi Goldberg’s generation, which did not put the proper facilities in place to help the upcoming generation. Some of the country’s lawmakers still belong to Whoopi’s generation and are the predecessors of a corrupt system that benefits no one. 

One thing about most millennials is their ability to thrive in difficult situations. Despite the odds not being in their favor, many in this category still make headway in the economy.
They find menial jobs and are the most stable work age when it comes to holding down a job, compared to the others. 

The actress got a lot of backlash for her comments. She made no comments online but addressed the issue on the next airing of the multi-award-winning show.
She said, “They’re very pissed at me right now, the young people.” Many disregarded her comment and believe she still does not understand how wrong she is.