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People File • Internet Meme

6 7 Kid

The 6 7 Kid is the nickname given to Maverick Trevillian, a boy who became a viral internet meme after shouting “Ay, 6-7” during a basketball game.

Updated September 11, 20261 min readCited sources

The 6 7 Kid is the nickname for Maverick Trevillian, a boy who went viral in 2025 after a clip showed him shouting “Ay, 6-7” during a basketball game. The moment became a staple of internet remix culture and is tied to the broader 6-7 meme.

What it is

The nickname refers to a short sideline clip at a basketball game where the boy is heard loudly saying “Ay, 6-7.” The video spread rapidly on TikTok and other platforms, making the boy a recognizable figure in the 6-7 trend.

Why it matters

The meme has no fixed meaning but became a playful phrase among Gen Alpha and Gen Z internet users. It shows how ordinary moments can turn into viral cultural touchstones through remix and parody, including horror-style fan versions.

Key details

The clip is linked to Skrilla's song “Doot Doot (6 7)” and basketball-themed edits. The boy appears with blonde fluffy hair and an Essentials Fear of God hoodie. Canadian readers may encounter the phrase on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and in school-age slang.

In short

  • A boy shouted “Ay, 6-7” at a basketball game, sparking a viral clip in 2025.
  • The phrase became a nonsensical internet meme, popular on TikTok and among younger users.
  • Fan remixes and parodies expanded the meme into horror and comedy variants.
  • The meme is associated with Skrilla's song “Doot Doot (6 7)” and basketball edits.
Canadian angle

Canadian readers may encounter the 6-7 meme through TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and school-age youth slang that also circulates in Canada.

Quick questions

Who is the 6 7 Kid?
The 6 7 Kid is Maverick Trevillian, a boy who went viral for shouting “Ay, 6-7” at a basketball game.
What does “6-7” mean?
The meme has no fixed meaning; it is used as a playful, nonsensical phrase in Gen Alpha and Gen Z slang.
When did the 6 7 Kid go viral?
The clip spread widely in 2025, especially on TikTok.

Sources

  1. YouTube — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdppIIWets8
    Supports: Identifies the 67 Kid as Maverick Trevillian and describes the viral clip, appearance, and spread of the meme.
  2. Know Your Meme — https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/67-kid
    Supports: Describes the 67 Kid nickname, the basketball-game clip, his hairstyle and clothing, and the connection to the 6-7 meme.
  3. Wikipedia — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6-7_(meme)
    Supports: Provides background on the 6-7 meme, its rise in 2025, and the association with Maverick Trevillian.
  4. CNN — https://www.cnn.com/2025/10/18/us/6-7-meme-slang-explained-cec
    Supports: Explains the 6-7 meme’s viral spread and its lack of fixed meaning, with reference to the Skrilla song.