This article explores the dynamic evolution of language within Generation Z, focusing particularly on the impact of social media and digital communication on linguistic practices among Polish youth. The study examines the morphological aspects of Gen Z slang, including acronyms, clippings, borrowings, derivations, and compound formations. Through a comprehensive analysis of linguistic data collected from online repositories, the study uncovers recurring morphological processes and sheds light on the underlying motivations and cultural influences driving language change within this demographic. Findings reveal Polish Generation Z’s creativity, and global connectivity in shaping linguistic norms and expressions. The study emphasizes the dynamic nature of language evolution within digital contexts, highlighting the role of younger generations as agents of linguistic innovation. This study contributes to the understanding of contemporary language dynamics and offers valuable insights into the evolving landscape of human communication in the digital age, specifically within Polish context.