- People aren’t feeling good about the economy, and the underlying data is showing signs of strain, according to 27-year-old Kyla Scanlon, which is why she believes we aren’t in another vibecession. But it may be more complicated than a “to be, or not to be” moment.
The vibecession may or may not be back depending on who you talk to. But the woman who coined the term says it’s not. This time around, there isn’t a disconnect between sentiment and data, Gen Z’s favorite economic commentator Kyla Scanlon told Fortune.
