6 7

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6 7

by ShitWithinThySandwiches October 29, 2025

6 7

Unfunny ass joke originated from the song “Doot Doot” by Skrilla

dumb kid: hey guess what the time is
sensible person: what time is it?
dumb kid: 6 7!!!

sensible person: you’re not funny.

by thegreatestdefinerofalltime November 1, 2025

6-7

Code young people use to let people know that they are on the DL.

Guy1: Hey bro, wanna go to the frat party we can go hang out with the boys in one of the bed rooms.

Guy2: 6-7 motions his hands up and down like he’s juggling balls.

by Dyoxx November 10, 2025

6 7

Has no literal definition but just a meme made in early 2025

Maverick: guess what
Mark: what
Maverick: 6 7!!!

by GABOdaLEGEND4848484 November 10, 2025

6 7

Popularized in Trump’s second term, 6 7 was a way for people terrified by recent overreaching positions taken by the federal government to crack down on “86 47” a term from the restaurant industry and illusion to the 47th executive of the country calling for his impeachment. Following charges placed on a dedicated public servant in retaliation for his investigation into wrong doings, and his own calling for the impeachment of a president who disregards the Constitution, 6 7 became a code using the last two letters which got popularized by young folks like any other slang does. They hear the adults say it, doesn’t know what it means, they come up with their own meanings and uses for the word.

I don’t know what this whole 86 47 business is, but I guess the new and trendy thing among the kids is “6 7”

by SomeGuyWithAView(s) November 16, 2025

6-7

a very popular internet meme. also the most used word of 2025

mom: I've told to eat your food like 6 or 7 times now. child: 6-7!!!!!!!!

by yowut November 16, 2025

6-7

When puritan parents are asked by their kids what the number sixty-nine means, they pretend they misheard it as sixty-seven, so they start chanting “six-seven, six-seven, six-seven” repeatedly—each time louder and faster—until the young ones start parroting it too.

In strict Singapore schools, where grades K–12 students generally respect teachers, some mean or no-nonsense educators vow to kick out rude or cheeky kids who’re caught saying or swearing 6-7 in class.

by Numerati November 17, 2025