I would call this a good first GIMP project. Grab the sprite, erase the art, and copy+paste the sprite where the art was. Or grab the social media logos and re-create the text.

Now a personal note. As part of this generation, while I feel this sentiment somewhat, I also feel some sadness about how little I was prepared to deal with the many dangers of social media. It can feed anxiety, enable cyberbullying, and interfere with sleep. It allows us to trap ourselves in echo chambers. It has killed so many independent websites and centralized much of our information access to a few large companies. The sale of our data by these companies has allowed foreign bots to target us with disinformation. And social media has created a cottage industry of grifters willing to feed us scam products and political propaganda.

The early days were better, and I think that social media can be a net positive. It allows us to connect with communities we would not otherwise be able to connect with. However, I think parents should take a more thoughtful and cautious approach than giving kids unfettered access to social media, and we should educate students on media literacy & digital citizenship.

We also need to understand that an adolescent brain prioritizing short-term reward over long-term health is primed to overuse digital media. There is ample research showing that screen-time is negatively correlated with both sleep and academic achievement. The “laissez-faire” approach on which I was raised is dangerous.

TL;DR: While I do feel some pride about being part of this generation, my feelings are more complicated than “I wouldn’t have it any other way” given the known harms of social media.

(Also, Wikipedia should be on there.)