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It’s literally just saying 6-7. No, I don’t get it either. My kids thought it was hilarious to watch me grapple with it, though.

by nocoiner 10mo ago

bfkwlfkjf 10mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6-7_(meme) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6-7_(meme)
usefulcat 10mo ago
I don't get it either but me using it is a great way to annoy my kids.
- saghm 10mo ago
  Nothing makes a joke stop being funny to kids faster than an adult trying too hard to get in on it! Some day when they're older they'll realize that was your goal and the cycle will continue.
IncreasePosts 10mo ago
It originated as a brag - a basketball player said it like "I am 6' 7", therefore I am a high quality male and women should reproduce with me". Then shorter people picked up on it
- deleted 10mo ago
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- blitzar 10mo ago
  lol, they dont get it 6 7
johnebgd 10mo ago
It’s the Waaaasssssuuuupppp of the Gen Alpha.
- ProllyInfamous 10mo ago
  Your comment finally allowed me to understand 6-7 (older millenial)... Now get off my lawn, Shorty... or pick up the phone.
- dehrmann 10mo ago
  True, true.
throw0101a 10mo ago
> It’s literally just saying 6-7. No, I don’t get it either. A linguist goes into the meme and it's history: * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laZpTO7IFtA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laZpTO7IFtA You not getting it is the main point of the saying: it's slang term that young folks (in-group) are using to differentiate themselves from the not-young folks (out-group).
- ufocia 10mo ago
  Not the out group, but the unc group.
- squigz 10mo ago
  And hasn't that been the point of slang since forever?
wodenokoto 10mo ago
Sounds like the point was both achieved and obvious.
gwbas1c 10mo ago
It just gets stuck in your head and is something to laugh at. The kids who are into it are too young to remember the other catch phrases we got into. My four year old repeats it all the time, which keeps it stuck in my head. I'm just waiting for Sesame Street to declare 6 and 7 the numbers of the day.
aorth 10mo ago
Oh my gosh, my six year old just said it to me today. What is going on?!

It’s literally just saying 6-7. No, I don’t get it either. My kids thought it was hilarious to watch me grapple with it, though.

bfkwlfkjf 10mo ago

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6-7_(meme) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6-7_(meme)

usefulcat 10mo ago

I don't get it either but me using it is a great way to annoy my kids.

saghm 10mo ago
Nothing makes a joke stop being funny to kids faster than an adult trying too hard to get in on it! Some day when they're older they'll realize that was your goal and the cycle will continue.

IncreasePosts 10mo ago

It originated as a brag - a basketball player said it like "I am 6' 7", therefore I am a high quality male and women should reproduce with me". Then shorter people picked up on it

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blitzar 10mo ago
lol, they dont get it 6 7

johnebgd 10mo ago

It’s the Waaaasssssuuuupppp of the Gen Alpha.

ProllyInfamous 10mo ago
Your comment finally allowed me to understand 6-7 (older millenial)... Now get off my lawn, Shorty... or pick up the phone.
dehrmann 10mo ago
True, true.

throw0101a 10mo ago

> It’s literally just saying 6-7. No, I don’t get it either. A linguist goes into the meme and it's history: * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laZpTO7IFtA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laZpTO7IFtA You not getting it is the main point of the saying: it's slang term that young folks (in-group) are using to differentiate themselves from the not-young folks (out-group).

ufocia 10mo ago
Not the out group, but the unc group.
squigz 10mo ago
And hasn't that been the point of slang since forever?

wodenokoto 10mo ago

Sounds like the point was both achieved and obvious.

gwbas1c 10mo ago

It just gets stuck in your head and is something to laugh at. The kids who are into it are too young to remember the other catch phrases we got into. My four year old repeats it all the time, which keeps it stuck in my head. I'm just waiting for Sesame Street to declare 6 and 7 the numbers of the day.

aorth 10mo ago

Oh my gosh, my six year old just said it to me today. What is going on?!