Archive · 19 Dec 2025
Google Adds ‘6-7’ Easter Egg to Search
Google has added a fun Easter egg to its search engine.
If you type '6-7' or '67', the screen shakes like the hand gesture people use with this meme.
The '6-7' meme is a silly internet trend that doesn't have a specific meaning.
It's used to make people laugh or feel confused.
Dictionary.com even named it their Word of the Year.
Google has done similar fun things before, like making the screen spin when you type 'do a barrel roll'.
It's a way for Google to join in on internet trends and make searching more enjoyable.
Google added an Easter egg for the '6-7' meme in its search engine.
Typing '6-7' or '67' makes the screen shake, mimicking the meme's hand gesture.
The '6-7' meme is a meaningless, humorous internet trend.
Dictionary.com classified '6-7' as 'brainrot slang' and named it Word of the Year.
Google has a history of adding playful Easter eggs to its search engine.
- Who
- Google and internet users
- What
- Added an Easter egg for the '6-7' meme in Google Search
- When
- Recently, exact date not specified
- Where
- Google Search, accessible on desktop and mobile
- Why
- To join the internet trend and add a playful element to the search experience
- Easter Egg
- Animation triggered by typing '6-7' or '67' in Google Search
- Animation Effect
- Screen shakes, mimicking the hand gesture associated with the meme
- Meme Origin
- Meaningless number, used for humor and confusion
- Dictionary.com Classification
- Brainrot slang, deliberately absurd and nonsensical
- Word of the Year
- Dictionary.com named '6-7' its Word of the Year in October
- Google's Tradition
- Similar Easter eggs include 'do a barrel roll' and 'askew'