67
/sɪks ˈsev.ən/
CommonA deliberately ambiguous meme response said as “six seven,” often paired with an alternating hand gesture.
Its lack of a stable meaning is central to the joke. Tone and gesture matter more than literal numerical meaning.
Real-world examples3 examples
| # | Example | What it means | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | How tall is he? Six seven. | The number triggers a reference to the meme, whether or not it is the real answer. | tiktok, 2025 |
| 02 | The score hit 67 and the whole section did the hand motion. | A visible 67 prompted a shared meme reference. | youtube, 2025 |
| 03 | I asked a normal question and he just said 67. | The speaker received an intentionally absurd meme response. | tiktok, 2026 |
Use it when
- You are referencing the viral 6-7 meme.
- A number, height, score, or question creates an opening for the joke.
- You want an intentionally meaningless or absurd response.
Do not use it when
- The listener needs a clear numerical answer.
- You assume the phrase has one universally agreed hidden meaning.
Variations and related forms
Origin and context
The meme grew from Skrilla's song “Doot Doot (6 7)” and spread through basketball video edits before the number, a viral child reaction clip, and an alternating hand gesture became a broader internet joke.
- First seen
- 2025
- Confidence
- high
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https://slang.fyi/67Updated: 2026-09-06License: CC BY 4.0