This chart reveals the age you'll probably start to feel old

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When "Damn Daniel" blew up on the internet, did you laugh? Do you understand how Snapchat works? Do you know what Netflix and Chill means?

If you answered no to these questions, congrats! You're likely growing older.

If you want a more quantitative picture of when you'll start to feel like you're older than most people around you, look no further than Nathan Yau's new chart on Flowing Data.

Using data from a American Community survey from 2014, the chart shows you the percentages of people around you that are younger and older. You can also filter by men and women.

According to the interactive chart, the shift when the majority of Americans (52%) become younger than you happens around age 38.

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When I look at my age (23) compared to other women, I can see that a substantial chunk of the population is still older then me.

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If you're 88 years old, congrats are also in order, because that means you've made it farther than 99% of the population.

Head over to Flowing Data to explore the chart.

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