JD Vance’s kids annoyed him with viral ‘6-7’ meme, and now he wants to ‘ban these numbers forever’
JD Vance seems to be sick of Gen Z shenanigans, especially today’s memes. This particular meme that JD Vance was annoyed by was the most recent ‘6-7’ meme, and it was none other than his own kids that angered the US vice president into ‘banning those numbers.’In a post on X, JD Vance described how frustrating it was when the meme numbers came up in a holy place like a church: “Yesterday at church the Bible readings started on page 66-67 of the missal, and my 5-year-old went absolutely nuts repeating “six seven” like 10 times. And now I think we need to make this narrow exception to the first amendment and ban these numbers forever.”
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And like most of the internet, the MAGA leader was also confused about where and how the numbers even came from: “Where did this even come from? I don’t understand it. When we were kids all of our viral trends at least had an origin story.”JD Vance is married to an Indian-origin and Hindu Usha, whom he met at Yale Law School. They have three children together: two sons, Ewan (8) and Vivek (5), and a daughter, Mirabel (3).
What is the ‘6-7’ meme?
The “6-7” meme is a viral internet slang phrase from 2025 that literally doesn’t have a real meaning — people say it because it’s funny, random, and gets attention every time a reference has been made. It started from the repeated line “six-seven” in the song Doot Doot (6 7) by rapper Skrilla, and went on to become viral on TikTok and Instagram with clips of basketball star LaMelo Ball (who’s height is 6 ft 7) and a viral video of a kid yelling “six-seven.” People all over now shout it with a goofy hand gesture.
