I tried to YouTube this s*** and ended up in a “6 7 is Santeria Voodo and Skrilla is paying his price for fame” video essay goddamn we’re cooked

that stupid number was probably the worst thing thats tried to pass itself off as a meme.
Corny off the bat, reeks of IPAD baby mixed with Non Alcoholic beer, Prime, white claw, pixie stick sugar rush, and the tism

last song/vid is hellish garbage damn

Our future is secured tbh

Your post is a great example of how bad literacy is on here. You skimmed the title and wrote this without bothering to read the article or the summary in OP because that many words are scary for you

lil kids ain’t thinking about Skrilla

Yes, dumbass, that’s Andre Gee’s entire point! How it's become completely separated from its original meaning

dawg, just got to any sporting event and this is all you’ll see any time a kid is put on the Jumbotron this s*** is beyond crazy LOL

Good essay

why the f*** would I read an essay about 6 7

This is genuinely cute though

I think the fun & safety this has brought to kids is at odds with its beginnings but has overall been a positive to them

Nah it originally came from the skrilla song. It got to the basketball community because they used the song in Lamelo edits on tik tok cause he’s 6’7. Then from there the white kid took it and ran

Hey man I’m not disagreeing I just don’t think meme culture is something wholly indicative of the insensitivity found in American anti-blackness when 9/11 is quite literally joke of the century

I remember the song being used in football edits too

I’m so f***ing sorry…

it came from the song, but the s*** the kids are doing came from buddy in the gif. idk, I saw the tiktok months ago so I might be wrong lol

This is awesome

I just don’t think meme culture is something wholly indicative of the insensitivity found in American anti-blackness when 9/11 is quite literally joke of the century

I see, anti-blackness is definitely a big part of meme culture but that doesn't mean meme culture is exclusively about being anti-black and not also insensitive to things like domestic violence and school shootings

So you're saying you're a dumbass who can't read

67, esdeekid, all that meme s*** are genuine attempts at overshadowing black counterparts from getting the same recognition that the white versions are,

doot doot

actually

• user read a 600 word 6 7 a***ysis essay

It's depressing how removed 67 is from it's origins and that's an important conversation to be had. But when I teach I find it refreshingly innocent when the kids say it all the time, as the vast majority of them only know it as an an absurd meme with goofy hand gestures. It just happend to have those origins. They sing the "We are Charlie Kirk" song all the time too, which I find more terrifying because many of those kids saw him get murdered and they're already numb and laughing about it

Not to discount OP at all and it made me think about it more.

You think that's long