To not understand the whole "6 7" thing and to feel uneasy about it

[winterwonder1]

Could anyone explain it please? I feel about 100 and I'm a bit worried it's something my kids shouldn't know about - or maybe I should?

I've started using it in school. It stuns them. Hopefully now the oldies are using it too it will go the way of last year's Skibidi and fade into a distant memory. It is sooooo annoying though. 😂

A local headteacher used it in a podcast and I am hoping that does the trick of making it so uncool kids stop using it!!
Those poor maths teachers

We haven't had this in the house, our phrase of the month is "imagine ..." preceeding EVERYTHING.

DS: "imagine having to go swimming tonight"
Mate: "imagine having to stay at home tonight"

🤣

This is what my kids told me - they showed me some high speed nonsense YouTube clip to support the claim 😂

It's a means of identifying morons

Nah, comments like your one is.

It’s utter nonsense that they hear on TikTok and therefore assume it’s Funny and Clever and something they Must Do.

I had a y8 class the other week and one of them said he’d been told off for yelling out the number 67. Then saying 6 7 to reiterate what he meant. I said something like “I imagine sir is a bit fed up of the TikTok stupidity”. To which another replied “But miss, we were doing prime numbers, and 67 is a prime number”. And another “See, we do pay attention!”

Couldn’t stop giggling at that which I probably shouldn’t have done. I felt for the maths teachers. But at the same time, I was reminded how much I enjoy my working with teenagers!

Womp womp

I'm in Wales but in English medium schools (peripatetic role). I find copying the action but saying 'chwech saith' adds to the cringe factor and stops them saying it. 😉

How about Noobini Pizzanini?! 😂

No it isn't. It quite literally doesn't mean anything. It's reference to a video of a kid at a basketball game which went viral. Similar to skibidi toilet.

OP just because you don't understand something you shouldn't feel uneasy, a simple Google would have given you the information you need.

I hadn’t come across this before but there have always been trends like this - anyone renember “Are you with me?” “No, I’m with the Woolwich!”?

I need to know what the action is.

I can still induce crippling levels of cringe in my teen by saying "keep it lemon" and pointing randomly.

6 7 + action looks like it has equal potential

That’s really horrible. They’re just kids being kids, no need for nasty name calling.

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OK, I've googled it. The action is like juggling invisible oranges. Teen cringe, here I come

palms up, move hands up and down as if you’re weighing something approximately. Drag the Seeeevvvvvveeeeeeen out as you say it

I'm practicing now 😈

Same here and I was at school in the 60s. It was probably more localised then.

Fantastic find! This will kill it completely

That was an advert.

I say to my 13 year old to annoy him. It's a stupid thing that's caught on it's the height of some basketball player. Nothing more sinister than that. I got my son a banner for his 13th which said This Skibbiddi Rizzler is 13, No Cap he loved it 🤣🤣

Enjoy! I just join in with DS. It’s quite fun. Watching him try (successfully) to hold it in during his online maths tuition the other day was brilliant!

Yes but people would repeat it when given the cue! Same thing

I thought it was a Strictly thing....severrrrrrne