| Key Event/Highlight | Details |
|---|---|
| Dictionary.com's Word of 2025 | "67" named Word of the Year. A numeral symbolizing Gen Z's internet culture. |
| Pronunciation | Always "six-seven", never "sixty-seven". |
| Meaning | No single clear meaning; used as slang for an emotion, vibe, or punchline. |
| Origins | Linked to Skrilla's 2024 track "Doot Doot (6 7)" and NBA star LaMelo Ball (6'7"). |
| Viral Figure | Popularized by "The 67 Kid", based on a youth basketball video. |
| Usage Among Youth | Teens and tweens use "67" to express a so-so feeling; part shrug, part meme. |
| Brainrot Slang | Belongs to brainrot slang -- absurd, contextless, and intentionally random. |
| Cultural Significance | Reflects youth culture's preference for vibe over meaning. |
| Rise in Popularity | Mentions of "67" surged sixfold on digital media in October 2025. |
| First of Its Kind | First Word of the Year that's more interjection than word. |
| Language Evolution | Demonstrates blending of numbers, memes, and emotions in modern slang. |
| Trends | Reflective of TikTok, gaming, and viral content shaping language evolution. |
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