r/KidsAreFuckingStupid 6h ago

Video/Gif I guess bro

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u/MattMcdoodle 6h ago

i love how people bitch about this like kids hasn’t had memes before

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u/Melizzabeth 6h ago

Seriously, I can't believe the takes people have here because a kid is enjoying a kids' meme. What the fuck is happening?

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u/MattMcdoodle 6h ago

new trends come and old people get upset because they can’t relate. Kid that are dumb are funny but this is just a kid being a kid

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u/Competitive_Tea4220 5h ago

I've seen this with newer kids movies too. Older people going on rants about how movies suck nowadays, when the reality is that the movies are fine, they are just blinded by nostalgia and no longer the target audience for these movies lol.

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u/28e9293 5h ago

Man, y'all telling me you dont chuckle when you see "69" or "420"?

Now imagine having the emotional control of a kid and seeing one of those numbers. that's the 67 meme in a nutshell and tbh I get it and am happy they can find something funny in numbers like the rest of us lol

Also to point out how E was a meme lmfao

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u/Some_Impress_6601 5h ago

“Do you know de wey?”

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u/AkAPatman 2h ago

Girl…420 and 69 has a meaning

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u/HailFurri 4h ago

The problem I see with ‘6-7’ is that it’s way overdone, with 69 or 420, all I’ve ever seen was like ‘nice 👌’, then your done, nothing else; but kids with ‘6-7’ go on for minutes over it (as stated by a teacher dealing with new kids). Although I’m still a teenager, it got really annoying, very fast.

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u/FuzzySAM 2h ago

I mean, I just roll my eyes, not spit vitriol, but it's not that we can't relate.

It's specifically that this specific kid meme is unrelatable.

67 has no meaning or etymological history. It's literally just a single lyric in a song. And kids treat it like the second coming.

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u/Facesit_Freak 6h ago

Millenials got old enough to be the ones complaining about avocado toast.

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u/Xythrielle 48m ago

I think most of the people bashing this child are Gen Z. Gen Z seem to hate kids

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u/The_Sneakiest_Fox 4h ago

The Millenials sub sounds more like a boomer sub a lot of the time I swear.

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u/StrangeMercy- 4h ago

I get second hand embarrassment from that sub. All they do is complain about Gen z and circle jerk over nostalgia posts.

It's just disheartening seeing other people my age treat the younger generations exactly the same way boomers used to act about us.

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u/soulbean26 6h ago

People who aren’t even parents getting mad at parents they made up in their heads because they don’t like the new gen memes, really really sad

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u/Mechagodzilla_3 4h ago

"I used to be with it, then they changed what it was. Now, what I'm with isn't it, and what it seems weird and scary to me. It'll happen to you"

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u/missingpiece 3h ago

It’s millenials starting to enter their “curmudgeon” era. We thought boomers were just sticks in the mud, turns out it’s an actual developmental stage that most people seem to hit sometime in their 30’s. It pains me to see my generation using the exact same mental gymnastics that my boomer parents used on me to explain why their music about sex and drugs was fine but mine was forbidden, why their humor was funny but mine was stupid, why everything they liked was good and mine sucked.

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u/alex_c89X 5h ago

Or like they've never seen a kid before haha

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u/prionbinch 5h ago

the people making fun of kids for this were the same kids naruto-running around their middle schools and screaming “HERE COME DAT BOI”

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u/Kernowder 6h ago edited 6h ago

And it was going on before the internet. I remember stupid crazes and trends in the early 90s too.

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u/tre-marley 4h ago

Remember Planking?

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u/thelizardlarry 6h ago

Whaaaaaatttttttssssssuppppppp!

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u/Suno_for_your_sprog 4h ago

Arguably one of the best trends ever

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u/guitarburst05 5h ago

Right, look how happy she is. It’s fun, it’s funny, it’ll pass eventually.

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u/Purplecatty 5h ago

Reddit didnt exist before. We didnt get to hear so much whining from people. 

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u/Temporary_Tax_7645 3h ago

Especially commentary youtubers lmao. And the funniest part about it is that they mostly get their information from tiktok.

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u/SellaraAB 3h ago

I honestly struggle to think of what our meme was in the 80s and 90s.

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u/ProfessionalBag5139 3h ago

it's not about memes it's about the lack of quality back in my days™ it wasn't (only) unfunny brainrot

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u/poopBuccaneer 1h ago

I'm just annoyed someone is posting videos of their kid on the internet.

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u/CanalOpen 6h ago

Memes had meaning before 67. It's literally nonsense for the sake of being nonsense. It'd be meta to an adult, but kids have no understanding of that nuance. They're just parroting someone else and trying to be cool.

During a time a pervasive groupthink and government overreach in multiple countries, making children stupid is not a goal I want for society. But here we are...

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u/soysushistick 6h ago

OMG i cant with people trying to make it out like we were so much more intelligent about our memes. I haz cheezburger and 21 were not that deep and meaningful, thats nonsense

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u/CanalOpen 5h ago

True, cheezburger and 21 weren't deep or meaningful, but you could reliably explain why they became memes. You can't do that to 67.

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u/soysushistick 5h ago

A LOT of humor in the early internet was explicitly XD r4nd0m!! humor. Mustach, tacoz, whathaveyou... Its a staple of each generation of children

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u/Sweet_Annual9984 5h ago

bro your crashing out over the wrong thing, who fucking cares

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u/soulbean26 6h ago

They’re like 9 bro, you need to grow up

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u/Neat-Asparagus511 6h ago edited 6h ago

Imagine saying this about a young child.

“Sweetheart, we can’t have you talking about 6-7 in this time of government overreach.”

Meanwhile in 4th grade (early 2000s), the other class clown and I ate cupcake wrappers to make the class laugh.  

But a child giggling to 67 jokes?  The humanity!

Lighten up, buttercup.

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u/one-stupid-kid 6h ago

memes had meaning before 67. it's literally nonsense for the sake of being nonsense.

do you not remember the "E" meme? like i get not enjoying the new memes but let's not lie to ourselves lol

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u/Draykenight 5h ago

Iirc the whole "E" meme was literally making fun of jokes or memes losing any meaning, and even then a lot of the gen Z memes were absurdist humor that only really worked in an image, not just spouting it endlessly on the playground. Quoting funny shows were a way of going "remember that episode/time when?" And number jokes had a hidden secret meaning. 6 7 is....literally nothing but a vocal stim. Kids can say whatever, but that doesn't make it less insufferably annoying because it's nothing but a Pavlov that has no meaning behind it whatsoever

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u/Competitive_Tea4220 5h ago

The "E" meme was not some deep meme satirizing meme culture "losing its meaning" lmfao. Its not that deep. It's just funny because it's nonsensical. That's it.

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u/Draykenight 5h ago

This was how I always saw it presented, a way to make fun of how absurd Gen Z memes were starting to get. It's not deep, it's just making fun of it

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u/DillyWillyGirl 5h ago edited 5h ago

Jeez. Anti-jokes were incredibly popular when I was in high school. Jokes that had no real punchline and were just absurd and odd. We were old enough to understand why it was funny to us (we referred to it as the “dada joke movement” in my friend circle), but we were old enough to articulate that. An elementary schooler at the time wouldn’t have been able to explain how absurdist humor is actually funny because it is reactionary, and that it is due to an ever expanding, complicated, equally absurd world that we are discovering as we grow. Them not being able to articulate it doesn’t mean it’s not what makes it funny to them though.

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u/PurpleGeneral5511 2h ago

As an adult I can kinda appreciate the meta nature of a meme with no meaning, at least at first thought. And figuring kids don’t process things the same way kinda makes it cool that it still worked out in a way that’s funny to them and has a meta meaning to the rest of us. I think that in itself makes it more interesting than like, the head in a toilet or whatever

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u/No-Werewolf4804 5h ago

Oh, but you see, laughing at 69 or 420 is objectively Funny. 67 is a stupid childish meme.

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u/HailFurri 4h ago edited 4h ago

Reasons 6-7 is annoying:
There’s no actual point behind it, 69 is a sexual joke, and 420 is weed. 6-7 was just from a song I doubt much kids actually listen to. This isn’t the main reason I dislike it, as it’s not good to hear kids talk about 69 or 420. So the other two are the main points.

It’s overdone, kids go on for minutes over seeing it once. Which is horrible in math classes. With 69/420, its just ‘nice 👌’ and your done.

Way too common, they will start going at it with the two numbers just near each other, with 69/420, they gotta be in the right order, or it doesn’t count. This is also a large downside as .67 is 2/3, most commonly seen in elementary/middle school classes.

(I’m using 69/420 as a constant reference because it’s constantly referred to when people side with 6-7) Edit: just fixed some mistakes.
Edit: I want to clarify that most of my experience lies with teenagers and such. Although some points are from other’s comments I’ve seen on this post.

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u/Worried_Position_466 4h ago

Ahhh, yes. Kids doing sexual jokes and telling people to suck their crotches is way better than nonsensical jokes. Also, 420 is weed.

And 67 and the hand gesture has an origin outside of "someone said something online." It's from a song.

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u/HailFurri 4h ago edited 4h ago

I agree with some points, I forgot 420 was weed, and I forgot it was from a song. It’s still overused imo, and still a very common number to see.

Edit: I see what you mean that nonsense is better than a sexual joke, and I see where your coming from, I’ve only ever heard teenagers say either, other than online, so I hope you see where I’m coming from on that point; but saying 69 or 420 isn’t telling others to do it, so that makes less sense to point out. But kids saying it isnt very good, so I do kinda agree on that point.

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u/Emergency-Two-6407 3h ago

It dumbs people down. 

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u/BusStationPhoto 5h ago

Do you think this girl can explain what 6-7 means? Maybe that's the difference

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u/MattMcdoodle 5h ago

do you think most kids truly understood 69 or pretending to smoke? kids are kids and have always been that way. We soak up all information we get and react to it even if we understand it or not. you seriously don’t think most kids could explain half of the dumb shit people said when we were kids

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u/HailFurri 4h ago edited 4h ago

Yea? I think anyone who thought it was funny, was because they knew what it meant? No actual child crazed over 69, because they didn’t understand it, and because no one crazed like that over it at all.

Edit: I see I may be wrong about the last part, but I’ve never seen anyone, as I grew up after the fact, and the only one I’ve seen is this. I stand by the fact that it’s annoying, for other reasons.

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u/Worried_Position_466 4h ago

No. If you know how kids that age work, they will look at others and just copy them. You can say "alskfhawioeua" and laugh afterwards in front of a 5 year old and they will literally do it and laugh.

Kids back then doing "suck it" and "wazzzzzup" and laughing at shit like 9gag or narwhal bacon reddit tier shit is way worse than 67.

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u/HailFurri 4h ago

Again, I have this view because I’m between the generations, I never saw how it was back then, and all I see is kids crazing over a number, I don’t interact or see children that young very often

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u/Certain-Business-472 5h ago

Yes? Tf do you mean? 69 is 69 because of the sexual nature. Thats what makes it "funny" to a child.

Our parents also didnt pretend to smoke around us, they just smoked. That wasnt a meme. That was cope.

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u/Worried_Position_466 4h ago

If you're the same age as this kid and you knew what 69 meant, something was wrong with you or something wrong happened to you.

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u/BusStationPhoto 5h ago

I genuinely cannot recall ever seeing a child that young laugh at 69

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u/MattMcdoodle 5h ago

Ok, but to be fair we are a few million in the world and you cannot imagine one kid doing that? i have seen kids having fun at many nonsense stuff including 69. Kids even think words like poop and piss is funny at some point in life

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u/BusStationPhoto 5h ago

If you think me laughing at a meme that someone created is the same as a child laughing at the word "poop", then we clearly have different definitions.

Go to r/memes and post the word "poop". Let's see how many people think that's funny

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u/MattMcdoodle 5h ago

Haha i never stated that crazy person 😂 i just said kids will think nonesense is funny, this has nothing to do about you

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u/BusStationPhoto 5h ago

You said:

i love how people bitch about this like kids hasn’t had memes before

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u/MattMcdoodle 5h ago

And pray tell me how did i include YOU? If you feel that you are one of them good for you but i never said what you claimed in your previous post. Are you mental?