The difference between this Verstappen dominance to say Schumacher, Hamilton and Vettel dominance is the pure nonchalance of the team and driver towards it.
When Schumacher won races with supreme dominance, he was always pleased and understood the significance of his success. When Vettel was breaking records, he actually cared and made it clear that he wanted every stat possible from it. Hamilton seemed to celebrate every victory like it was his first, always on the team's side. These drivers all had iconic celebrations that irked non-fans. The Schumacher podium jump, Vettel's P1 finger and Bono's "Get in there Lewis". Compare this to Max and GP. Post-race team radio is always a deadpan "another day at the office" and Max has repeatedly publicly said how much he doesn't care about all the records he is setting. Max's trademark victory insignia is the "Dutch National Anthem", something which is played by regulation after him winning, not because he has come up with a celebration.
Dominant cars exist, always have done and always will. The McLaren MP4/4 was just as boringly dominant as the RB19, but it had the quirk of having the best two drivers on the grid who went toe to toe with each other and hated each other. The Mercedes dominant years of Hamilton vs Rosberg was similar.
Even in the Hamilton/Bottas years, Bottas was an equal to Lewis in Qualifying, and made Lewis have to work for victories even when Ferrari and Red Bull weren't close to the Mercs. Sergio just isn't anywhere near Max's level, which is the big problem because we just aren't getting the team mate pushing him. Perez is awful in qualifying, meaning any chance he has to keep up is gone asii
