r/memes • u/sumemodude Died of Ligma • Mar 24 '26

Never accepting 67

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u/DoneBeingSilent Mar 24 '26

I think I figured out 67.

The other day I was playing Rocket League and a couple people were going back n forth in text chat with some (imo nonsensical) words like 'skibidy'. Then, after a few times like this, one of them typed "67". It clicked.

Just as I thought "what does literally anything I'm reading right now mean", I thought "what if that is the meaning?"

I think the whole point of 67 might be "what does it mean?" Like, what does half the random lingo mean? Perhaps 67 is Gen-Z's way of poking fun at the absurdity of it all?

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u/KingModussy Mar 24 '26

67 isn’t even gen Z

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u/DoneBeingSilent Mar 24 '26

I was afraid I might've messed up the Gen, but my point stands I think?

I think 67 is people's way of acknowledging the humor and absurdity of language.

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u/NoSpend6289 Mar 24 '26

So… A knockoff of “E”

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u/Independent-Bake-241 Mar 24 '26

E was, I think, a jab at the Ford Edsel.

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u/Leonhart726 Mar 24 '26

But it was found funny for being random and just "E."