>Just like there is a youtube generation (grew up on youtube) there is a reddit generation in the works.

I'm not sure "in the works" is correct.

Although they were founded around the same time, reddit is older as a social media platform than YouTube. I'd say the reddit demographic is those around ~30 years old, give or take a few years. I don't think young people/teenagers use it as a "go to" (like I do).

All this is to say, I'm not sure if there's a growth story here. My bet would be on stagnation.