"6 7" (said "six seven") is a viral meme that spread through short videos and school hallways. It doesn’t really mean anything, which is the point. You shout it, with the hand gesture, whenever 6 and 7 come up. Spamming it 1,000 times in a group chat is the text version.
Pick your format
Spaced (67 67 67) reads as one block of chanting. Lines stacks every 67 for a long scroll. 6 7 spells it the way it’s said. 676767… joins them into one unbroken string.
Copies
Characters
Lines
Size
100×
299
1
299 B
1,000×
2,999
1
2.9 KB
10,000×
29,999
1
29.3 KB
Measured for 67 with space between copies. Characters are counted the way most apps count them (UTF-16).
Keep it in the group chat
A thousand 67s is one message, so it’s a joke, not a flood. Send it to friends who know the meme. Pasting it into comment sections or sending it to people who didn’t ask for it is what gets messages hidden as spam.
To copy 67 1,000 times, tap Copy. The box already has "67" repeated 1,000 times with spaces. Tap a variant for "6 7", one per line, or 100 times instead.
FAQ
Frequently asked.
Tap Copy. The box already contains 67 repeated 1,000 times with spaces between them.
Yes. Tap “67 × 100”, or choose 100 in the count buttons.
Nothing in particular. It’s a viral meme you say (usually with a hand gesture) whenever the numbers 6 and 7 come up. Its meaninglessness is the joke.
Yes. 1,000 copies of “67” is only about 3,000 characters, so it fits in one message easily.