‘Six-seven’: what does the latest slang mean (and should parents be worried)?

"Six-seven" is a new slang term that has gained popularity among young people, particularly in the US and UK. The term originated from a rap song and has since been featured in the popular TV show South Park. However, the term has become a source of concern for schoolteachers, as students have been shouting it out randomly in classrooms. The article suggests that the meaning behind "six-seven" is not entirely clear, and it is uncertain whether parents should be worried about its use. The term is less than a year old and has quickly become a widespread phenomenon, highlighting the rapid spread of new slang among young people in the digital age. The article does not provide a definitive explanation of the term's meaning or its potential implications. It suggests that the emergence of such slang terms is a regular occurrence and may not necessarily indicate a cause for concern, but it also acknowledges the unease it has created among educators.