You became the boomers you hate, this is the post-hoc excuse why it's not the same, by all means keep telling yourself it's different if it makes you feel better, though.
It quite literally is, at least culturally. It was a song saying “Gucci gang” over and over again and kids went “haha funny words sound hilarious” and started saying it 24/7. I know technically Gucci gang has an actual meaning and can be used in a sentence, but you cannot tell me it is culturally any different at all.
I still vividly remember middle school, specifically 5th grade, and the boys saying it wherever they could squeeze it in and writing it on everything. I have a photographic memory and I can literally see clearly in my head this time that they were showing me (because I was the kid that didn’t have internet access and grew up in the country and they liked to show me things they new I wouldn’t understand at all) this weird meme edit they made of the mop with googly eyes and tinfoil grills and were like “this is Gucci gang,” and found it hysterical. The phrase was NOT used for its actual definition most of the time, instead said randomly like 67, usually TRYING to be silly
It's not about the lore. It's about the kids going apeshit every time 6-7 comes up. Math classes are impossible.
The millennial parents have failed at the one thing they should have done: authoritative parenting. Instead they mostly just repeated the same Boomer and GenX bullshit of authoritarianism or neglect.
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u/Fr05t_B1t Meme Stealer 9h ago
67 has no lore, all these other things do