Jeremy Kyle brands millennials 'lazy' and 'entitled' in fiery generation row

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Jeremy Kyle took aim at millennials in an angry rant on TalkTV's The Talk UK which he presented alongside Sharon Osbourne.Last night (August 26), the pair joined Esther Krakue, Tonia Buxton and JJ Anisiobi to discuss the day's biggest headlines on the news show.When the discussion cast a light on a younger generation getting jobs after a dyslexic accountant was fired for being a "demanding millennial", Jeremy let rip on them.Jezza said the younger generation was lazy and needed to get off their "backsides".He raged: "I am going to try and be really calm because there is one word for me that sums up this generation and it's 'entitlement'."We can all say this, we started at the bottom, the work you put in got you to where you were, and there is this feeling amongst the younger generation."I deserve everything, I want everything, everybody else has got it, I'm going to do it, I have five kids, and the moment they hit 16, they have to go and get a job."That is absolutely teaching them the work ethic, teach the value of money, I'm not going to wipe your backside," he fumed.Jeremy also slammed the welfare state - saying it only left millennials three options, including going on benefits.He said: "There is a lot of laziness, and they need to get off their backsides and go and make a living!

So we're all agreed, you've had it too easy, get off your backsides and make a living."Esther, who is aged 26 and a millennial, then weighed in on the debate - stating she thought "a lot of the points are fair".She said: "I don't think entitled is the right word, I think it is more spoilt, which isn't much better, but I think the thing is we are growing up in a very glossy social media generation."We think all the highlight reels of all.