A recent viral video showed a kakek trying to explain how a rotary phone works to a 4-year-old who only knows iPads. The video garnered 20 million views. Why? Because it captured the clash of centuries in under 60 seconds.

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In recent years, a new trend has emerged in the world of online content creation, particularly in Indonesia. It is called "video kakek cucu sendiri," which roughly translates to "grandfather and grandchild making videos together." This phenomenon has taken the internet by storm, captivating audiences of all ages with its unique blend of work lifestyle and entertainment.

Watching a retired grandfather invest time in his grandchild’s growth helps younger workers re-evaluate their own 12-hour shifts.

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The grandchild teaches a tech skill (like editing a photo) while the grandfather teaches a traditional skill (like gardening or woodworking).

In many popular clips, the content revolves around food. The grandfather prepares traditional snacks (like pisang goreng or bubur ), and the grandchild helps.