6-7

Basically Gen Alpha's version of "where's the beef?". A nonsense phrase whose comedic value comes from recognizing the reference, moreso than the phrase itself being funny. Popularized by a mentally challenged child who was filmed saying the phrase while spectating a basketball game.

I was too young to understand where's the beef, and I'm too old to understand 6-7.

by TheLobsterCopter5000 October 3, 2025

6-7

Gen Z and Gen alpha slang used to call someone or themselves "so-so"

Your outfit is kinda like 6-7

by smellycooch cya October 7, 2025

6 7

6 feet down 7 feet apart

Yo we drilled that nigga now he down 6 7

by Jontavion October 8, 2025

6-7

Short for "10-67", a police scanner code for "dead body". Made popular by a Skrilla song "Doot Doot (6-7)" about stealing a car from a homicide victim.

"The way that switch brrt, I know he dyin' (oh my, oh my God)
6-7, I just bipped right on the highway (bip, bip)"

by another concerned teacher October 9, 2025

E/S 6 Mile Green Guyz / Shotgun Crips

Detroit-based Shotgun Crip set around East 6 Mile & Gunston (48205), repping green and tied to Gardena & Minnesota SGC lineages. Known for graffiti, music, and cross-state connections, including 132x139 cliques. The rapper Icewear Vezzo is affiliated with them.

“The E/S 6 Mile Green Guyz / Shotgun Crips hit up East 6 Mile with their 132x139 tags, showing ties to both Detroit and Gardena Shotgun Crips.”—East 6 Mile local

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 10, 2025

6 7

6 7 is the height of laMelo Ball people use the song skrilla - doot doot (6 7) and once they say 6 7 they cut to a clip of the player doing well in a game with the song still playing in the background people also just say it for no reason other because some random kid said it in the youtube video My Overpowered AAU Team has Finally Returned!

6 7 ha ha ha

by TheRealMarcoby October 10, 2025

6-8

6-8 refers to a gooning marathon, Can be done solo or with a partner.

“This ain’t no quicky bitch this a 6-8”

by Frightening-McQueen October 15, 2025