67
A nonsensical phrase
Example
Bro, why are you just standing there with that blank stare?
67
Dude, you sound just like those TikToks
67 with the hand gesture
Related Slang
| Skibidi | A nonsensical word |
| Yeet | To throw something out of rage |
| Go viral | To become popular on the Internet |
| wut | What |
| Straight TikTok | Mainstream TikTok |
| TikTok house | A house full of TikTok influencers |
| Tikbait | Shallow TikTok content created to get views |
| TikToker | A TikTok user |
| WTT | Watching TikTok |
| Influencer | A social media user who affects others' behaviors |
How well do you know your Fantasy Football slang?
67 (also written as six-seven or 6-7) is a playful, nonsensical line of slang that's gained traction among Gen Alpha and Gen Z on platforms like TikTok and Instagram. It comes from the repeated lyric in the rap song "Doot Doot (6 7)" by Skrilla, which has been paired with video edits of NBA player LaMelo Ball, who stands 6'7". While some interpret the phrase as referencing height or making a casual flex, most users simply embrace it for its catchy rhythm and meme potential.
What "67" actually means is largely beside the point, much like skibidi and yeet. Teens and tweens often say it in a monotone, rhythmic way or pair it with a quirky hand gesture for comedic effect. Despite its ambiguity and nonsensical meaning, the slang has become a lighthearted in-joke, often shouted in class or dropped in group chats to spark amusement or mild confusion.