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6-7 meme

You might remember it as 67 meme, Doot Doot 6 7 meme

Merriam-Webster defines it as “a nonsensical expression connected to a song and a basketball player”
This is something people said. There is no recording of it to show.

2025·The last few years

The playground catchphrase of its year, widely reported as incomprehensible to adults.

At a glanceThe facts

Remembered as
67 meme
Spread in
2025
Format
Phrase
Era
The last few years
The song
Doot Doot (6 7) by Skrilla, first released in December 2024
What it said
Merriam-Webster defines it as “a nonsensical expression connected to a song and a basketball player”
Origin
No single original
Available
Not held by ViralWorld

Why it matteredWhat changed

Two numbers shouted in classrooms meant nothing, by the account of the man whose song they came from, and that was the point. Schools banned it, a prime minister apologised for joining in, and a dictionary made it word of the year.

TimelineIn order

  1. Made

    Skrilla first releases Doot Doot (6 7). Edits of the basketball player LaMelo Ball, who is six feet seven, are set to it.1

  2. Took off

    A video is posted of a boy, Maverick Trevillian, yelling the numbers. He becomes known as the 67 Kid.1 What else happened on 31 March

  3. Mainstream

    South Park builds an episode around it.1

  4. Record

    Dictionary.com names “67” its word of the year.1

  5. Mainstream

    The British prime minister, Keir Starmer, apologises after doing the gesture with pupils at a school that had banned it.1

What people misrememberSet straight

Commonly remembered asIt refers to LaMelo Ball’s height.

ActuallyHis height matches, and that is how the edits began. Skrilla has said he never put a meaning on the number and would not want to.1

Commonly remembered asA 2025 song.

ActuallyIt was first released in December 2024. February 2025 is the official release.1

Why it is here: copied, redrawn and reused until the original stopped mattering · it got out of its own corner of the internet fast

Where it came fromWhat we know

This spread through many posts rather than one identifiable original. The example shown is one surviving copy and is not claimed as the first.

Nothing here is claimed to be the first version of this. It spread through many posts rather than from one identifiable original.

Not established. This index only names a creator where the evidence supports it.

SourcesWhat was read

  1. Wikipedia — 6-7 meme

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