Carrie Underwood's Clever Solution to the Annoying '6 7' Trend: A Parent's Guide to Combatting the Viral Craze
Parents everywhere can breathe a sigh of relief as Carrie Underwood has found a solution to the annoying "6 7" trend that has been sweeping the nation. The constant repetition of these numbers has been driving parents crazy, reminiscent of the irritating catchphrases from the '90s. The origin of this phenomenon is unclear, with some attributing it to a song by Skrilla and others linking it to NBA player LaMelo Ball's height. However, Underwood, a mother of two boys, has devised a plan to combat this trend with a catchy song. In a video promoting the new season of American Idol, she suggests using the Tommy Tutone song "867-5309/Jenny" as a countermeasure to the incessant chanting of "6 7." By encouraging everyone to respond with "5-3-0-9" whenever they hear "6 7," Underwood hopes to put an end to this viral craze. The upcoming season of American Idol, premiering on Jan. 26 on ABC, will showcase Underwood's creative solution to this parenting dilemma.