If you’ve heard kids shouting “six seven” lately, you’re not alone. This phrase has taken over TikTok and become the latest craze among teens and tweens. Here’s everything parents need to know about this viral trend.
What Is “Six Seven”?
“Six seven” (or “6 7”) is a catchy phrase that kids are using all over social media, especially TikTok. It doesn’t have one specific meaning instead, it’s more like a fun sound that kids repeat because it’s trendy and gets reactions.
Where Did It Come From?
The phrase comes from two main sources:
- A viral song called “Doot Doot (6 7)” by rapper Skrilla
- Basketball player LaMelo Ball, who is 6 feet 7 inches tall
How Do Kids Use It?
Kids use “six seven” in several ways:
- Just for fun – They’ll say it randomly to be silly or get attention
- To describe tall people – Since it references LaMelo Ball’s height
- To mean “so-so” or “okay” – As a way to say something is average
- In TikTok videos – Often with hand gestures or dance moves
Why Is It Popular?
Like many internet trends, “six seven” caught on because:
- It’s short and easy to remember
- It sounds catchy when repeated
- Kids enjoy being part of the latest trend
- It gets reactions from friends and adults
Should Parents Be Concerned?
Not at all! “Six Seven” is harmless fun. It’s just the latest example of how kids create and share their own language online. Think of it like previous trends, it will likely fade as new phrases take its place.
The Bottom Line
“Six seven” is simply Gen Alpha’s way of having fun with language. While it might sound confusing to adults, it’s just another example of how each generation creates its own slang. No need to worry, your kids are just being kids!
