6 7

There is no image. There is no joke. There is a rapper saying "6-7", a hand motion like you're weighing something on invisible scales, and a generation of children who will yell it at you across a parking lot for no stated reason. That's it. That's the meme.

Ask a kid what it means and they'll tell you it doesn't mean anything, which is true, which is also the point. It's a verbal tic disguised as a punchline. You can say it about anything — your grade on a test, the temperature outside, how good the sandwich is — and the answer is always "like a 6... 6... 6-7", delivered with the wobbly hand gesture. The hand gesture is non-negotiable.

Parents hate it. Teachers have openly called it "a plague". News stations have run segments trying to explain it and failed, because there is nothing to explain. It's pure audio-kinetic brainrot — a meme that exists almost entirely as a sound and a motion, which is probably why it hit Gen Alpha so hard and left everyone else baffled. Peak unexplained virality of 2025.