Have a look at the meaning of the 67 meme
Former West Ham striker Michail Antonio is currently going viral after his appearance during the FA Cup first-round draw, where he made an unexpected reference to the “67 meme.”
The 35-year-old forward made headlines on Monday after his unexpected “67 meme” reference left both the audience and social media stunned.
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Michail Antonio pulling out the 67 meme during the FA Cup Round 1 draw 🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/RPmUwnMCSj
— george (@StokeyyG2) October 13, 2025
We saw that 👀
Michail Antonio really pulled out the 67 meme during the FA Cup draw 🤣 pic.twitter.com/fLFBlCJxn7
— Football on TNT Sports (@footballontnt) October 13, 2025
Michail is known for his humor and expressive personality and managed to turn a routine football event into a viral moment.
Michail Antonio 67 Meme Meaning and Origins Explained
During the recent FA Cup draw, which was broadcast on TNT Sports, Antonio joined former Crystal Palace captain Joel Ward as a special guest. During the show, Ward pulled out ball number 67 while representing National League South side Slough Town. As he pulled out the ball, Antonio immediately mimicked the popular “67” gesture seen across social media. Antonio opened his palms and quickly moved them up and down, prompting all sorts of laughter from Ward and the crowd.
The gesture was a reference to the viral “6-7” meme, which first originated from a drill rap track by artist Skrilla, where the lyric “six-seven” is repeated multiple times. The meme later gained traction after NBA star LaMelo Ball also adopted the phrase in interviews. Since then, the meme has exploded on social media platforms, where netizens humorously use it to indicate confidence, style, or simply to join in on the joke.
The 67 meme or the 6-7 song, refers to a track by Skirlla, titled Doot Doot which came out in December 2024, and soon was popularized thanks to Instagram and TikTok reels in January 2025 and ‘6-7’ is repeated throughout the song and refers to the 67th Street in Chicago.
Some random kid yelled 67 at a basket ball match
I think he was talking about the score but i find the meme stupid,and that’s why it’s funny,like nobody told you to yell😭 pic.twitter.com/YQEV6L8snL— Spong YT🍪👻🎰 (@Spongbirdapp) October 4, 2025
Reactions from netizens
Social media has since erupted with all kinds of reactions, with fans both confused and amused by Antonio’s move. One user noted:
“Michail Antonio doing the 67 at the FA Cup draw was the last thing I expected today 💀.”
Another user commented:
“He’s injured, out of contract, but still delivering elite content—Antonio never misses!”
One user commented:
“Half the crowd laughing, the other half Googling ‘what does 67 mean?’ 😂.”
A fourth user commented:
“Bro turned the FA Cup draw into a TikTok moment. That’s legend behavior.”
An X user commented:
“Some men play football, Antonio plays the internet.”
just wait what will happen when @Mav67kid will announce news with collabs, I’m guessing NBA? 😵#67kid is the runner of this meme cycle
90k to 2.7m to …. 67m and beyond?
$67 pic.twitter.com/OyCHafLGOQ
— Theresa (@terezekalman) October 5, 2025
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