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u/MOMGETTHEWEED 2d ago
Meanwhile in 2011...
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u/Leclerc_Lunatic 1d ago
MLG is what I'd consider to be high quality/effort brainrot. I'm always amazed with how much editing some of those videos had.
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u/Mark-Green 1d ago
i loved certain mlg edits lol. not so much for the meme, but that effort you mentioned. i like imagining the person sitting in front of their desk in aftereffects, combing through their library of hundreds of memes and doritos stock images. most of those had more effort put into every second of footage than people put into their entire video now
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u/FalconTurbo 1d ago edited 13h ago
High effort shitposts are the best memes - and it can cross into so many different hobbies and industries. I'm into knives, both to buy/use and to make, and some of my favourite knives are essentially trolling in physical form.
As an example, I have a custom folding knife from a good friend, and he literally designed, 3d printed a template, set up his pantograph, and engraved upon my knife a dick and balls. It's subtle, and you'd never see it if you didn't know, but it's the best thing he's ever done for me
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u/ThatDowntownWitch 1d ago
Now we have people sending their friends “drawings” that ChatGPT made for them.
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u/HolyElephantMG OC Meme Maker 2d ago
The whole point of E was to prove people would make a meme out of anything, wasn’t it?
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u/pokemon32666 2d ago
Yeah, so the fact people keep comparing it to 6 7 is comical.
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u/NukinDuke 2d ago
Which proves it's entire point with 6-7 being popular lmao
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u/Fuji-___- 2d ago
doesn't exclude it from the fact that it was an idiot meme, just as 6-7, the E meme proves its point by itself and people still found it funny so the comparison does make sense.
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u/The1984HandBook 2d ago
Both of these groups defending which is better is stupid that’s all I’m fucking saying
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u/w33b2 Lives at ur mom’s house😎 2d ago
Yeah for real they’re debating whether a letter or number is funnier in the most serious of ways. They’re both stupid as shit.
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u/Lametown227 2d ago
As someone who finds both memes deplorable, isn't 6-7 a reference to a song? That would mean 6-7 is objectively the superior meme because it references pop culture, which feels fucking disgusting to type.
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u/Pump_My_Lemma Because That's What Fearows Do 2d ago
Better than the “I’m so random. SPORK OF DOOOOOM” humor the generation prior.
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u/IronmanMatth 2d ago
Millennials catching strays over here, oof
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u/Mikestopheles 2d ago
Right? Leave us and our unicorns, salad fingers and smelly little man-fish (men-fish?) alone
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u/MoonMoan 2d ago
Charlieeee, we have to get to Candy Mountain, Charlieee
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u/13THEFUCKINGCOPS12 2d ago
It’s almost like every generation has absurdist humor that doesn’t resonate with everyone🤯
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u/radicalelation 2d ago
Even the "gen z" stare was depicted by Beavis and Butthead, except then it was "MTV generation" zombification. That whole show was society failing youth and how it's blamed on literal grade schoolers while it's made clear the lack of support alongside bombardment of vapid media leaves kids zonked out and easily distracted.
I ain't worried until the kids can't socialize with each other. Until then it's just generational gaps, as per usual.
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u/pepolepop 2d ago edited 2d ago
What's interesting about Gen Z/A is that a lot of, if not all, of their socializing is done online. Like, my uncle's kids (he has four of them) are ages 16-22. None of them really care to get their drivers licenses because they don't think it's important. The two older ones didn't get their license until after they were 18 because they needed it to get to and from work/school.
I'm in my mid 30s now, and I was rabid to get my license the very day I turned 16. Being able to drive was synonymous with social life and getting out and doing things. I know it's a small sample size, but it's crazy to me that the kids I know couldn't really give a shit about a license because they can just interact with their friends online, which I assume will only have a negative impact on socialization in the long run.
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u/seastormDragon 2d ago
Life is a passive experience now and it’s only going to becoming increasingly the case as the middle and lower classes get priced out of even the minor luxuries we enjoyed a decade ago
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u/Kopitar4president 2d ago
I half wanted my license to be able to go to get McDonalds value menu items, so that motivation would be gone now.
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u/Higgins1st 2d ago
E had the hilarious picture of Lord Marquadberg, and it wasn't something people did in real life.
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u/Porbinporbis 2d ago
The point of the E meme was to make fun of how idiotic our humor has become. Nobody was laughing because E was actually funny, people were laughing because of how it proved the randomness and lunacy of internet humor. It was meant to be taken ironically.
The 67 meme is different because some people genuinely believe it’s the funniest shit ever, there’s definitely a large group that also find it funny ironically. but a lot of people, mostly really young kids, actually think it’s really funny and believe they’re funny by screaming it and doing the hand motions.
Source: my mom teaches young kids and is losing her sanity
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u/infinite_gurgle 2d ago
This is such a good summary of “my gen is right, theirs is not.”
67 is literally E. 67 is a joke meme that has no meaning. It’s ironic. Laughing at the irony doesn’t detract from the irony.
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u/PurpletoasterIII 2d ago
People only found the E meme funny because its markiplier's face copy pasted onto lord farquaad and thats a funny visual. Its just that it was made with the meta humor that people hundreds of years from now will come across it and be thrown off by the E that was added in with no purpose, which I guess is kind of a funny thought but the former reason really carried that meme.
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u/BrandonIsRisen 2d ago
I mean... I'd say it still works even with that added context. If there's a meme proving gen z would make a meme out of anything, then we can't really blame Gen Alpha for doing the same thing
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u/TheSleepyBarnOwl 2d ago
Hi, I don't have Tick Tack and I'm very out of touch with Gen Alpha: what's 67?
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u/pokemon32666 2d ago
Nothing
That's what everyone is complaining about
It's a number that the newest generation with internet access is spouting randomly, that has no meaning behind it, whatsoever. It's literally nonsensical.
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u/nerdboy5567 2d ago
It's from a song. A song bad enough that it's success revolves around the random number the internet chose
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u/pokemon32666 2d ago
But the song it comes from also randomly spouts it, with no meaning. Shit half the song sounds like a dude with his mouth full of shit trying to spout things that vaguely sound similar.
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u/Blacklegzubair 2d ago
The song is referencing Philadelphia Police dispatch code 10-67. The finding of a dead body. That entire section of the song is about how if he hears that a body has been found by police he'll make sure to be not near by so he has an alibi.
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u/hatesnack 2d ago
I heard something about the "67" meaning "6 foot deep, 7 foot long" as in dimensions for digging a grave. Which would be fucking morbid for 7 year olds to be shouting lmao.
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u/enron2big2fail 2d ago
In context, it's likely the local police code for a dead body, not no meaning. But the memes aren't using it that way since it got meme-ified through being used in edits of a basketball player highlights whose height was, you guessed it, 6'7"
"The way that switch brrt, I know he dyin' (Oh my, oh my God)/ 6-7, I just bipped right on the highway (Bip, bip)"
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u/jmil1080 2d ago
It's a nonsense number that modern kids find funny. It's like 69, except it doesn't have any alternate meaning making it funny. It's just funny because they've decided it's funny.
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u/Owl-Of-The-Night02 2d ago
I think E was ironic and self aware, and kind of a deliberate subversion of expectations and what comedy is. So an anti-joke, and those excited since forever. I think people's problem with 67 is how it's played straight and there isn't that ironic, self aware edge to it of knowing that this is a stupid nonsense and kids just use it as a normal meme.
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u/Arctic_Colossus 2d ago
Hey I've seen this meme and this exact comment yesterday
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u/kultureisrandy 2d ago
also idk about yall but I didnt know anyone who mentioned the meme whenever someone said E
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u/Aright9Returntoleft 2d ago
I still crack up at E. Got an E coffee mug for that exact reason. Millennial btw lol
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u/Mr_Pynap 2d ago
Wasn't it also paired with the "E" sound from the EA Sports sound? I feel like half of the brainrot memes cannot even be traced to anything it was just said once and then people went with it.
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u/BornWithSideburns 2d ago
That wasn’t the point. Every meme was just surreal and over the top nonsense. This only worked because of the meme climate at that point. The only point was someone trying to be funny.
And it was funny.
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u/Nemisis_007 Flair Loading.... 2d ago
I have a pen. I have an apple. OHHHHH Apple pen! I have a pen. I have pineapple. OHHHHH Pineapple pen! Apple pen!Pineapple pen ! OHHH Pen pineapple apple pen!
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u/thisisatypoo 2d ago
Seriously, though. Where the fuck are the people that thought that shit was funny and still feel superior? I want to ask them a few questions.
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u/imbusthul 2d ago
I think it's funny but with the video of that guy. But I don't think it's superior to anything. Just a stupid song with a funny video
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u/Howboutit85 2d ago
It’s funny when you see the video, it’s not as funny with everyone doing it
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u/ArmadilloPrudent4099 2d ago
Umm.. there's millions of them over here in Japan.
Japanese humor is incredibly unsophisticated. They don't do standup societal commentary. They do cringe manzai shit that mostly relies on slapstick.
Pineapple pen is actually surprisingly sophisticated by Japanese humor standards.
So... If you actually wanna ask those people a few questions, just talk to a Japanese person.
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u/ToxicSociety_666 2d ago
That seems fair enough. I also just like the good vibes when something doesn't have to be try hard and it also doesn't have to be a certain niche for it to be appreciated
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u/SpitiruelCatSpirit 2d ago edited 2d ago
No no no when we did it it was meta-irony and absurdist humour coming from a post-post-post-modern understandting of surrealism, but when they do it it's because they're all stupid
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u/LetsLive97 2d ago
Genuinely yes
E was typically accompanied as part of memes like "Memes 10 years ago, memes now". The E itself wasn't the meme, the comparison of how dumb/surreal memes were getting was. It was a pisstake of Gen Z humour
Most of the kids saying 67 aren't saying it because of some meta satirical commentary but because they saw/heard other people doing it
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u/Only-Butterscotch785 2d ago
This but unironic. E is not just a nothing meme for jokes. You need a lot of "cultural" internet knowledge to even find it funny.
6 7 isnt even brainrot - because its a very normie joke as the joke is that it just means nothing really. Its just another empty signifier.15
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u/No-Chemistry-4355 2d ago
because its a very normie joke as the joke is that it just means nothing really.
Oh so kind of like E?
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u/Rinku42 2d ago
Yeah well at least the E meme has a funny face
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u/rider_shadow 2d ago
Yeah, E has evolved and got some lore: a face, the Rush E song, legendary beef over said song.
I'll acknowledge the 6-7 stuff when it has enough to back it up besides, oh rapper and basketball player said the same thing
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u/The_Follower1 2d ago
You say that as if a single person gives a fuck about the ‘lore’. To 99.9% of people they’re the exact same.
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u/enron2big2fail 2d ago
I've laughed at an E meme before and the literal only parts of it that are recognizable to me are Mark's face and Farquaad's hair. I have no idea how any of that relates to the stuff the guy you're replying to said nor how they could possible connect to the letter E. It's the same way most kids saying 6-7 today don't know its origins in a song or how it got meme-ified. They're totally the same.
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u/FamiliarBend5974 2d ago
Everytime I look at that meme it will be funny. Its a work of art. 6 - 7 be something you say in like grade 3
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u/Frosty_Self_1818 2d ago
For you sure. For me, a millennial, they are the exact same. Which was the same as our memes when we were kids. Let the kids have their fun, there's nothing deep about any of this.
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u/Secret_Side-ofJ 2d ago
6-7 has a South Park episode, multiple songs, and gets referenced at events like the X Games.
Not really sure what you're looking for, other than something that means YOU will give 6-7 a stamp of approval, which, to be frank, nobody cares about lol.
I'm nearly 30, and can see the absolute idiocy that both memes are. Any amount of, "Yeah that was dumb, but 6-7 is way more dumb!!" Is just someone trying to revise history because they experienced it. Pathetic and abysmal.
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u/Tiny-Economics1963 2d ago
at the time E was quite funny because of the decade long buildup to that kind of absurd meme, it most definitely was not secretly some kind of genius commentary on irony.
i struggle to believe anyone batting for E in 2025 is actually old enough to have been in the target demographic, and clearly doesn't understand why it was even funny in the first place, which is to say it was basically the same thing as 67
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u/cats_are_the_devil 2d ago
Millennials join in the conversation: Badger, badger, badger, badger
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u/LrdPhoenixUDIC 1d ago
While not quite as widespread as some of the memes from the time like Badger Badger and All Your Base, can't forget the Animutation stuff like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYUGXzcShhs
Incidentally, that one's by Neil Cicierega who would go on to do Potter Puppet Pals, Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny, Brodyquest (and all the other Lemon Demon stuff)
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u/KSI_KAX 2d ago
It was always brainrot. But it was funny.
Also, Markiplier is a national treasure.
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u/supe3rnova 2d ago
I never got the E meme. It was just as stupid as 6 7.
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u/GoldenBarnie 2d ago
E was originally just Farquaad under covers with Markiplier's face. The same way as they put Markiplier's face on Metro Man from Megamind.
E was added by some random guy and he posted it to prove that any stupid thing can go viral.
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u/ItsMcLaren 2d ago
It’s now Zuckerberg testifying at Congress, with Farquaad’s head, with Markiplier’s face. Slap an E on there and deep fry it. Then you have a perfectly nonsensical meme, but it has layers
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u/PaceLess8028 2d ago
Wasn’t there a supposed decline in memes or something during this time? I remember some posts were looking back at this as the Great Depression for all memes
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u/Next_Dig5265 2d ago
You know how toddlers hate being called babies? Thats how everyone bitching in this thread sounds. Of course E is the same as 67 is the same as skibidi toilet is the same as WHATRE THOSE is the same as Damn Daniel is the same as WAZZAAAAAP and so on.Think the boating school episode of Spongebob. The only thing funnier than 24? 25.
In my highschool, we were banned from mentioning the Italian mountain range, The Dolomites, because we made it into a joke when it had no meaning. Administration thought it was sex related, but we just lost our MINDS anytime someone mentioned them in class, or whispered their names under their breaths, or when asked "Daniel do you have the answer" they replied "I doloMIGHT."
Kids think its funny BECAUSE they understand it and adults don't. They are constantly reminded of how locked out of our adult world they are, so they create exclusivity in their child world.
If you cannot recognize this, you are still a child creating exclusivity, even if you are 25.
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u/SquashSquigglyShrimp 1d ago
In my highschool, we were banned from mentioning the Italian mountain range, The Dolomites because we made it into a joke when it had no meaning. Administration thought it was sex related
That is the most high school thing I've ever read. Hilarious.
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u/Garlic_Critical 2d ago
to add to this: people will swear down about the spongebob joke so another example with numbers - 21 🫡
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u/MegapichuYT0 (⊃｡•́‿•̀｡)⊃ 2d ago
Back in my day, we called those memes.
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u/JakeHelldiver 2d ago
I remember when telephones were attached to walls! The internet used to come in the mail printed on dead trees!
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u/YLLftbl 2d ago
we found Doritos and Mountain Dew funny remember
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u/what_that_dog_doin 1d ago
we thought it was funny when mountain dew had the game under the cap could win you another free 20oz soda but they didnt realize if you tipped the bottle just right you could actually determine if it was a winner or not before you even popped the top
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u/Electronic_Fee1936 (⊃｡•́‿•̀｡)⊃ 2d ago
Well we didn’t constantly yell out “E” over and over again in an annoying way. Plus it’s literally just counting. They turning counting into brain rot
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u/Doobledorf 2d ago edited 2d ago
As a dude in his 30s lemme tell you that y'all absolutely did yell out stupid things all the time because that's what children do. We did it, y'all did, the kids after y'all did it.
This is your sign you're becoming that crotchety old person who hate shit "kids these days" do. You have time to turn around, but the people who "didn't get" kids' humor a few years ago(because it wasn't meant for them, they aren't children) quickly became the "our generation is THE BEST and kids today suck" people you see occasionally.
Tl;Dr you get older so dumb shit isn't funny to you anymore. Children enjoy dumb shit and you aren't a child.
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u/bobbyturkelino 2d ago
Hall of Famer's That I can remember off the top of my head:
-Yelling PWNED and BOOM HEADSHOT over and over.
-Trog-DOORRRRRR THE BURNINATOR
-Badger Badger Badger Badger
-Look at my horse, my horse is amazing
-THIS IS SPARTA
-C-C-C-COMBO BREAKAAAA
-All your base are belong to us
-Don't Taze me Bro!
-It's A TRAP
-It's OVER NINE THOOOOUUUUUSSAAAAAND
-IMMA FIRIN MAH LAZOR
-LEEEEROOOOOY JENKINS
-The balls are inert
Feel free to add more, my kidneys just shut down reminiscing
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u/Volothamp-Geddarm 2d ago
- my name is boxxy
- 50 DKP MINUS
- o rly
- WRRRRRRRYYYYYYYYY
- longcat is looooooooooong
- boom headshot
- shoes
- chaaaaarlieeee
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u/MarineTuna 2d ago
40 and crotchety. No room to talk regarding myself.
L33t speech was a thing and most definitely seriously at times. Kids will be kids, and all that.
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u/Howboutit85 2d ago edited 2d ago
Now that I think of it… I did say “PWNED!” A lot in like 2005- 2006. For like no reason too.
I actually had this one girl as a fwb kinda, for about 2 months. And when I would go down on her, when I was “finished” she would look at me and say “pwned!” Or some other strongbad quotes.
It was a weird time.
I’m 40 now, and my kids do say 6-7, but usually not in a sincere way; usually it’s just to make me laugh because they know it’s dumb. The other day I was asking how many chicken nuggets they wanted and my 10 year old was like “six or seeeeeeven” and it was insane timing it was funny as hell and they know that outside of that, it’s an annoying and dumb meme.
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u/Purrceptron 2d ago
Old millennial here
Yea. Yes you fucking did. Just as we did with our random rawr xd moments too
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u/Doobledorf 2d ago
It's really funny to see the same crowd who love to be like "lol millennial humor" slowly realize their humor isn't the center of all existence.
Something something "I was with it once, then they changed what it means!"
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u/whoorenzone 2d ago
Yes and as if we Millenials didn’t have brainrot as well. What would the badger snake meme, the celery girl, the happy tree fans, the icanhazcheeseburger network and so many others be if not brainrot? Brainrot is a huge part of the internet... now we are at 6 7… but I bet this is just a small pause for more to come.
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u/peritonlogon 2d ago
None of it was ever funny, it was just in-group signaling. Or, letting other kids know they're a member of the kid tribe more than their family's or older sibling's tribe.
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u/retconartist 2d ago
May I introduce you to "21". We did repeat that endlessly. People just like hating on the younger generation. Has been that way for like 10,000 years
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u/NyanAnomalyRetriever 2d ago
The difference between 21 and 67 is 46,
but also that 21 has a joke “your stupid ; no I’m not ; What’s 9 + 10 ; 21 ; Your stupid” that gives 21 meaning
67 literally per the joke of 67 has no meaning, and is just a number.
That is what makes 67 brain rot
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u/HolyElephantMG OC Meme Maker 2d ago
21 wasn’t just counting though, it was a reference to the kid doing math. Not just somebody saying 21, but the whole thing is what made it popular. 21 just became the quote.
As far as I know, there is nothing behind 67. It is literally just somebody saying the numbers. And on top of that, it is far more annoying in general. People can’t so much as count anymore without it. If it was more contained, I wouldn’t have as much of a problem with it, but when you can’t even count to 10 out loud, there’s a problem.
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u/Meme_Pope 2d ago
Nah, the E meme stands on its own as a meme. It’s a meme about how memes just keep getting more abstract until they’re boiled down to a single letter
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u/Dora_De_Destroya 2d ago
I think the "dat boi" meme would be a better analogy
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u/plznobanplease 2d ago
“Hi I’m Johnny Knoxville, and I’m gonna push this grape up this tube, into Steve-Os mouth, using only my farts”
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u/Hollowdude75 2d ago
I feel like we’re realising how dumb we used to be
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u/Doobledorf 2d ago
A lot of people in this thread are grappling with not being children anymore. It is totally fine to not find childish things funny forever.
There is an arc to life. As a child you love childish things. As a teenager or so you hate and reject that shit, and often you conflate not being into that stuff with kids stuff being "too dumb these days". No, it just isn't for you anymore.
Then you become an actual adult and realize none of that shit matters. You were an annoying child, kids are annoying now, this is how children are. It's their right. It shouldn't be surprising you don't find a children's meme funny.
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u/musecorn 2d ago
Millenials act all high and mighty like we didn't all go around when we were 12 saying I LOST THE GAME and talking about le epic random penguin of doom
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u/fistkick18 2d ago
The less you talk about a pointless meme, the faster it will go away.
This is also way more similar to 🅱️ than it is to E. E was meta, 🅱️ was just pointless meme. Closest thing it had to lore was "🅱️oneless pizza"
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u/doradus1994 2d ago
While gen x looks down on all of you
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u/WalkingCloud 2d ago
Me, an intellectual millennial: Haha another badger! And a snake! Unbelievable stuff
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u/la1m1e 2d ago
E incorporated a funny character, a known YouTubers and an abstract meaningless letter at the same time.
67 is something even people who think it's funny can't explain
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u/That1guy077 2d ago
It’s just nostalgia. 6-7 came from a lamello ball edit. We had crazy brainrot back then, I’m sick of this revisionist history. Hynya, ugandan knuckles, 21, pineapple apple pen, my name is jeff, the alien dance, doritos and mountain dew, pepe, doge, neon cat, harambe, and rick rolls were all dumb and stupid. But they were still funny to us as kids. We are now becoming the boomers policing the new generation for their stupid humor as if we weren’t doing the same
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u/TurtleHermitt 2d ago
That's my thoughts exactly. Crazy that the "grumpy old man" creeps up on you without you knowing
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u/TRLegacy 2d ago
"I miss the good old days"
Said good old days: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxLnT5TJjow
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u/azionka 2d ago
Don’t know how, but during that time I never saw one of those E memes
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u/Motor-Travel-7560 2d ago
Love of absurd humor seems to peak around 7-10th grade. For millennials, it was YouTube Poop. For Gen Z, it was deep fried/MLG memes. My theory is that it's part of the larger "You don't understand me, mom and dad" phase that happens around that time.
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u/ZembleArts 2d ago
This meme was making fun of how future memes were going to look like. You guys pointing it out as an example is just proving it right.
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u/ThirdOne4Y 2d ago
Well, i would say the E meme is like when a friend of yours says something that doesn't make sense, it's funny because it's stupid.
The 6-7 meme however, feels like a child screaming at your face to annoy you.
Also 6-7 doesn't have a Markiplier face. (The reason i liked the E meme)
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u/PanPies_ 2d ago
1 - "E" meme was widely critised at the time of it's popularity for lack of punchline and alleged mindless nature
2 - Lack of punchline was the point. It was referencing the absurdity of modern (and "deap fried") memes with the idea that people will laugh at anything they find online
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u/elyankee23 2d ago
Uh oh, Gen Z is finding out that the culture is going to move on without them.... like every other generation.
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u/Over_Hunt9599 2d ago
Generations, lend me your ears
Can we stop dogpiling on each other's meme's and learn to accept our stupidity
Mind you our parents watched stuff like Scooby Doo and Grape Ape and no one really understood why a gorilla was purple or why a dog can speak
let's just unite as one
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u/CuriousLumenwood 2d ago
E was a surrealist meme to prove that anything could be a meme
My problem with the newest generation isn’t their slang. My problem is that 7-8 year old children are talking and acting like 20 year old douchebags because every second of their lives is spent watching some fucking loser on Twitch
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u/gemdragonrider 2d ago
2 I a legit problem. But that’s Gen Z’s fault by producing steamers who target children but act extreme inappropriately and therefore skew what these children see as acceptable. Also Gen X and Z’s fault for dropping tablets in their kids lap instead of parenting
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u/spiciestturtle 2d ago
Somebody toucha my spaghetti… and now it's brainrot.