67 Kid

Who is 67 Kid?

67 Kid, also known as the "67 meme," is a viral phenomenon on TikTok and YouTube, revolving around a white boy with curly blond hair (a signature "cream" hairstyle) named Maverick Trevillian.

The boy suddenly became famous in March 2025, when he appeared in a YouTube video by Cam Wilder, content about an AAU basketball team. At 13:24, the camera pans to Maverick and his friends shouting "Ay, 6-7!" to the beat of the rap song "Doot Doot" by Skrilla. And since then, the 67 meme has become a symbol of the "brainrot" of Gen Alpha, representing the ridiculousness and "cringe" when children imitate hip-hop slang.

How to Play 67 Kid: The Online Meme Game

67 Kid is not a traditional game but a take on the content creation craze on TikTok, Instagram Reels, and X (Twitter). The community has turned it into a "hunt and transform" game, starting with Cam Wilder's original video. Cut clips, add effects, and spread the humorous "cringe". :

Recreate the "6-7" Shout

Take the original video from Cam Wilder (search on YouTube: "My Overpowered AAU Team has Finally Returned!"), and cut out the 13:24 part where Maverick shouts "Ay, 6-7!" with a hand gesture waving up and down.

Use CapCut or InShot to add Skrilla's "Doot Doot" as the background. Caption like "67 apocalypse" to emphasize the cultural "destruction" caused by Gen Alpha.

This is like playing "tag" online; whoever cuts the clip better will get more likes and shares, like the accounts @bstr_edit.z or @the_daily_yt_clipper did, turning the video into a phenomenon with millions of views.

Variations with the "Cringe" Effect

• To upgrade, add a "cringe" effect like the text overlay "Yeah, I play baseball" or the emoji sticker representing Mason 67.
• Combine with another clip by Cam Wilder,, like "I Was Sleepy," to compare the "senior" of 67, Kid.

Discover the Horror Version: Create a "Blue 67 Kid" to Shake the Internet. This is the peak trend of turning 67 Kid into "Blue 67 Kid" or SCP-067 with a wide-open blue mouth and eyes flashing like lasers (reminiscent of the meme "I'M A' FIRIN' MAH LAZER").

Conclusion

67 Kid is not just a boy shouting numbers but a testament to the crazy spread of popular meme trends on the internet. From funny "cringe" to creepy horror, Gen Alpha has become the ultimate meme generation. If you've laughed your head off at 67 Kid's edits, try your hand at Mr Flip, a flipping arcade game where you perform spectacular spins, conquer urban terrain, and score combos, just like "flipping" memes into phenomena! Play now to feel the real adrenaline.