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A short YouTube clip (TJ Walker) explaining the viral children’s "6, 7" chant: kids repeating “6, 7” is an insider signal used to annoy others — a playful secret among kids that deliberately aims to provoke annoyance in adults.

A short YouTube clip (TJ Walker) explaining the viral children’s "6, 7" chant: kids repeating “6, 7” is an insider signal used to annoy others — a playful secret among kids that deliberately aims to provoke annoyance in adults.
If there are kids in your life constantly saying, 6, 7, 6, 7, 6, seven, what does it mean? All it really means is, hey, we know how to annoy you, and we're gonna do it. And it's a little insider secret thing. It's only for us kids. And you know what? It works. It is annoying.

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