If you are also asking what 6/7 means because you have seen it all over your feed or heard kids yelling it everywhere and it is making you feel old and out of touch, you are not alone. Today is June 7, written 6/7, and for the internet’s youngest and loudest generation, that combination of numbers is a punchline. The catch is that nobody, including the kids, can tell you what the joke actually is. Merriam-Webster, a real dictionary staffed by serious people, officially defines “six seven” as a nonsensical expression connected to a song and a basketball player. Dictionary.com
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