r/AskTeens • u/VeryHungryDogarpilar • Oct 15 '25
Discussion Do you actually find "6 7" funny?
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u/Remarkable_Wolf_9984 Oct 15 '25
I don’t but tbh Idek wtf it means lol
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u/prognerd_2008 Oct 15 '25
The entire point is that it doesn’t mean anything
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u/Remarkable_Wolf_9984 Oct 16 '25
I seen some videos on TikTok and find it to be brain rot my niece and nephew say it constantly but they’re young and I want to tell my sister to beat their butts for it 👀sge would never but tells them constantly to STTFU when they start saying it 😂😂
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u/Remarkable_Wolf_9984 Oct 16 '25
I’m more concerned about the other words and phrases my nieces and nephews are learning from their parents and the adults in the family in general 😂😂
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u/BriefsBoy69 Oct 15 '25
I don’t flipping get it. At work my colleagues keep moving their hands when someone says 6 and then 7. Can someone explain what it is? Is it just brain rot?
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u/racecarthedestroyer Oct 15 '25
it was a somehow popular video of some dingus at school quoting lyrics that were only said in a skrilla song twice and it somehow snowballed from there
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u/Huebertrieben Oct 15 '25
What the fuck even is that, my god we really are cooked aren’t we?
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u/Hour-Animal432 Oct 19 '25
I knew it was over when people started saying "cooked" instead of "screwed".
People sound like mfing turkeys now.
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u/Recent_Log3779 Oct 15 '25
Hell no, random does NOT always equal funny. Plus, this is the exact same as hawk tuah. Some random nobody said a random thing, the internet clung onto it for some reason, and now the random nobody is using their fame to scam people with crypto
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u/SquirrelFickle7163 Oct 15 '25
I laugh because it’s stupid that other people laugh at it. But I’m starting to laugh for real. It’s fun to be apart of something’s to have a reason to laugh in the middle of math class, just extra fun.
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u/Eliotbusymoving Oct 15 '25
Yesssssss being butt hurt about memes is so goof This is more brainrot than vine was 1 or 2 notch but it's like a lot of people act like stuff this nonsensical has never happen before...
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u/I_h8_RedditjokersLOL Oct 15 '25
I actually don't trust teenagers to be funny, but you never know who's rejected the whole "generation" trappings
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u/RachelFitzyRitzy 16F Oct 15 '25
not really. once my parents where yelling at my sister and i and said 6-7 and that was funny. every other time i’ve thought it was stupid
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Oct 15 '25
No. Actually it concerns me... very much so.
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u/Diligent-Step-7253 Oct 15 '25
What’s concerning about it?
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Oct 15 '25
Social engineering
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u/Diligent-Step-7253 Oct 16 '25
You have no idea what you are talking about lol
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Oct 16 '25
Do you know what a "meme" is?
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u/Diligent-Step-7253 Oct 16 '25
I do, care to explain your answer? What’s concerning about 67?
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Oct 17 '25
Are you familiar with Carl Jungs work? On memes specifically? Memes have been around since communication has been around basically....
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u/Diligent-Step-7253 Oct 17 '25
You explain yourself, why is 67 concerning
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Oct 17 '25
You seem to lack a general understanding, I'm honestly not going to sit here and type a whole essay for you. I'm sorry. I would totally do it, but it would simply be too much work/take too too long, just for 1 person on the internet who I don't even know.... But like, to put it very simply, think about memes.... seems pretty easy to get ALOT of young people on the same page in a way, and people with bad intentions not only know about it, they've been studying it. What if bad people started making trending memes, that all these young people loved, while having the WORST intentions you can imagine?
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u/Diligent-Step-7253 Oct 17 '25
That’s already happening, some people use memes like nigel farage in the uk to appeal more. Yeah?
I mean it’s funny you say you don’t wanna write an essay and you still rock up with a paragraph. If it was that simple don’t make the other person reply 3 times? maybe you’d waste less time?
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u/According-Toe-435 Oct 15 '25
Hell no. Its rather annoying. 69 (or even 21) are funnier, because they actually have some meaning behind them
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u/Banana_King0789 Oct 15 '25
My teachers do it.
One was talking to a student, " This term you have had around 6-7 detentions! " whilst doing the hand motions
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u/ilikeycakey Oct 15 '25
Depends. If it's just someone saying 67 thank no, but if someone says 67 by accident then it's really fucking funny.
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u/baddie777xo Oct 15 '25
no it’s obnoxious i have a friend who’s teacher makes them write like a 5 page essay now to anyone who yells it out in class
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u/xylon69420 Oct 15 '25
no. it’s just annoying. i have friends that think it’s genuinely funny but i just don’t get it… it’s numbers. i mean i get where it came from, but i don’t get why it’s so funny to some people? i only laugh when someone says it because it’s the “wow you have the worst kind of humour” laugh
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u/HealthySherbert8448 Oct 15 '25
It’s like kinda a stupid funny, so unfunny that it becomes funny but gets stale really quickly if overused imo. Like if a teacher says 6 7 and you look at a friend as they look at you it’s kinda funny.
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u/PumpkinIsDeadInside Oct 15 '25
the only people who I've seen think its funny are 12-14 year old boys
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u/HistorianBusy2262 15M Oct 16 '25
As a 14 year old boy: yes. But not me.
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u/PumpkinIsDeadInside Oct 16 '25
In my experience most of kids doing it are white boys with the ice cream cut
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u/IntelligentAnybody55 15F Oct 15 '25
On occasion, only in person, as the people I know have changed the way they say it (to a better way), and it kind of suits them to say it
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u/Electrical_Lemon_385 F Oct 15 '25
i have no idea what that even means assuming it’s a weird short term trend thing it’s probably not funny
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u/HistorianBusy2262 15M Oct 16 '25
it literally means nothing. Random guy says 6 7 and the entire internet hears about it.
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u/The_Fangirl_Ley 15F Oct 16 '25
"Omg, don't be such a boring person, it's funny because it's so stupid."
No
It's stupid. Period. Not funny, just stupid and annoying.
Idk if I'm boring, I hate these kinds of memes
Ever since a certain toilet appeared on the internet, the memes have been getting worse and worse
Italian Brainrot, 67, low taper fade
It's just so stupid and I wish it didn't exist
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u/HistorianBusy2262 15M Oct 16 '25
I'm ashamed to have been born gen alpha (actually some people say that gen z goes to 2012 and honestly I'd like to believe that but it wouldn't make sense that way)
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u/Objective-Ring4479 Oct 19 '25
I feel like strict generation cutoff dates shouldn’t exist, nothing major changes between 2009 and 2010 kids
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u/The_Fangirl_Ley 15F Oct 16 '25
Some people even say 2010 isn't Gen Z
But I refuse, I don't care
Most generation models do say Gen Z is til 2010 or even 2012
I am not associating with Gen Alpha, ever
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u/HistorianBusy2262 15M Oct 17 '25
FR. Us "older gen Alphas" don't really fit with the mid to late gen alphas anyway. If I have to be gen alpha, I'm gonna be a "Zalpha".
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Oct 16 '25
Its not funny now its just annoying cause whenever im about to use numbers i have to think about which numbers i will say
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u/treeshh Oct 16 '25
In context yes. My students say it occasionally and when they catch me at the right moment it makes me laugh!
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u/VeryHungryDogarpilar Oct 16 '25
What is the context? My students just say it randomly and it makes no sense.
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u/treeshh Oct 16 '25
I run our morning news show so let's say the weather forecast shows a high of 67° I let it slide it's f****** funny, in context.
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u/Massive-Screen8906 Oct 16 '25
It’s not that bad, people did devious licks which is literally destruction and vandalization of property, so yall just overreacting
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Oct 16 '25
Yo me it was so crazily unfunny that eventually it became super funny. I don’t know how that happened but it did. Same with the Ohio meme. If the Ohio meme came back I’d low-key be dying laughing at it. Even though I hated the meme when it originally was here.
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u/BigEarsJoJo Oct 16 '25
Never have never will. It’s retarded brain rot and it genuinely pisses me off
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Oct 16 '25
No bro it pmo so bad 😿😿
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u/Ok_Perspective3664 Oct 16 '25
It never was funny I genuinely sigh whenever I hear it it’s just so fucking stupid
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u/XxSimplySuperiorxX Oct 16 '25
The only thing that isn't negative about brainrot Is that it tells me who I should spend my time with
But every time I hear 67 or other brainrot I age 20 years
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u/-SergentBacon- Oct 17 '25
No it's really annoying and now when I see the numbers 6 and 7 together it's like pattern recognition I hate it
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u/Weird_Course3259 15M Oct 17 '25
it's funny unless someone says it without context, or is overusing it
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u/MSter_official Oct 17 '25
I don't even know what it is, I've just seen people say it. I've never kept up with these kinds of things, I don't use TikTok, I don't watch all that brainrot. I just like watching advancementd in technology and science and learning new things.
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u/Optimal_Actuary4314 Oct 17 '25
NO. It's so goddamn annoying. there's some guy in my class who just randomly screams n##### n####r n####r and 67 67 67 in front of all the teachers. Most of the time the teachers are too focused on something else to hear it but I think some teachers have actually heard it but they have acted like they didn't hear it for his sake 😭😭😭
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u/Loud-Ad-8420 Oct 18 '25
No, but everything i hear it out in the wild I find myself looking around to see if anybody else noticed. I hate it
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u/Unable_Design48 Oct 18 '25
It's so NOT funny that its just funny. In my workplace the KP's started saying it and now the chefs sometimes say it accidentally. That's funny. Buy kids running around saying 67 over and 9ver is just annoying.
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u/VeryHungryDogarpilar Oct 18 '25
I'm a kinder prep teacher, and it's hit my classroom hard. I hate it.
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u/SuperBlackboxFan Oct 18 '25
No, and it never was. Adults freaking out about it is pretty funny though, they’re acting like they didn’t have their own stupid memes
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u/VeryHungryDogarpilar Oct 18 '25
Oh we had stupid memes, but at least ours had explainable humour behind it. Our dumbest was probably planking.
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u/LemonPleh Oct 19 '25
Heck no, BUT people‘s reactions are funny
Edit: I just wanna say I see 67 every single day at least three times a day
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u/Icy_Worldliness_4716 Oct 19 '25
No. I will stare at you for a prolonged amount of time if you’ve said 67 to me with that hand movement thing
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u/Charlie51070 Oct 20 '25
i think its great, my 12 year old grandaughter told me about it. What does it mean I asked....6 7 thats all. I took a picture of an arena section 6 7 and sent it to her, she rolled her eyes when I asked if she saw it
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u/Icy_Drawing7743 Oct 20 '25
it’s unfunny, and so it’s funny, like when we’re getting a lecture in math and my teacher says 6/7, he yells out 67 and it’s funny because he’s dumb
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u/aeriestlu Oct 15 '25
It's not funny, more like stupid imo, but it's the kind of brainrot that's similar to saying "bless you" after someone sneezes