I was born in the 1980s, and I plan to write until I die. Blogs won't go anywhere at least until after I'm done if I have anything to say on the matter. If anything, millennials are more active bloggers, fan-fiction writers, and forum users than Gen X and the boomers. I think the Zoomers will do fine here, too. And while I have some doubts about the iPad babies raised from the cradle with screens, only time will tell. After all, TV and radio didn't kill writing either.
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In various places I'm seeing a resurgence in blogging, with people wanting a slower, more personal, less corporate web experience - https://bearblog.dev/discover/
Much of it seems to correlate with more minimal tech stacks, with a touch of digital minimalism.
People are also tiring of web2 social media being so dominated by ads and algorithms that organic connection is almost impossible. Censorship is also a real problem in the corporate sphere.