Have you ever searched for "67" or "6-7" in the Google search bar? If not, be prepared for a surprise when you try it. As soon as you search for it, the entire Google page will suddenly shake for a few seconds. It might seem like your phone has frozen, but there's no need to panic. There's no technical glitch with your phone or laptop. The reality is something else entirely.

In fact, this isn't a bug, but an Easter egg intentionally added by Google. Google has included this screen-shake effect to celebrate the "6-7" or "67" trend that's rapidly going viral on the internet and is currently a hot topic on social media.

What is the 67 or 6-7 trend?
This trend started with the song "Doot Doot (6 7)" released in 2024 by Philadelphia rapper Skrilla. Initially, the words seemed meaningless, but they quickly went viral among young people on social media. The trend gained even more popularity when it became associated with NBA player LaMelo Ball (who is 6 feet 7 inches tall).

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Even a dictionary has recognized it
The popularity of "6-7" can be gauged from the fact that a dictionary declared it the Defining Expression of the Year. According to experts, it's part of Brainrot Slang, whose sole purpose is entertainment and social media engagement.

What to do if you don't like the effect?
If you don't like Google's screen-shake effect, you can remove it. Simply refresh your browser. Pressing the back button will also return the screen to normal.

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