Teenagers use '6, 7' to express indifference, confusing parents and teachers

Generation Alpha's phrase "6, 7" is causing confusion among older generations and has led to some teachers banning it from classrooms. The term, originating from a viral meme and song, is used by Gen Alpha to express indifference or simply mean "nothing," with its usage expanding across schools and homes. This slang trend highlights a generational communication gap, with similar confusion surrounding other Gen Alpha terms like "aura points" and "sigma."