Parents' 6-7 Halloween Costume Goes Viral: ‘God’s Work’
Summary
A couple, Douglas and Heather Boneparth, created a Halloween costume featuring the viral "6-7" meme. The meme originated from a rap song lyric and is popular on TikTok, despite not having a clear meaning. The couple shared their costume online, where it quickly gained attention.Key Facts
- Douglas and Heather Boneparth wore Halloween costumes with the numbers "6" and "7," referencing a viral meme.
- The "6-7" meme started from a rap song lyric by Skrilla and became popular on TikTok.
- The meme has no particular meaning, considered a "brainrot" word, commonly used for meaningless online content.
- The Boneparth's costume post was shared on social media platform X and viewed over 10.4 million times.
- The repost of the costume by a different user accumulated 9.6 million views.
- Douglas Boneparth is a president at Bone Fide Wealth and co-authored books with his wife.
- The couple intended to make a lighthearted statement about the meme trend, but their daughters still liked the costumes.
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