Five, four, three, two, one, who chart it?

It's time for episode seven, six, seven of Who Charted?

The show where comedians discuss the top five songs and boobies of the week.

Congratulations, you've reached checkpoint, haunted hayride.

I'm your host, H. Michael Cray, aka H.R.

Link Letter, Howard Kramer.

And with me, as always, is starred,

a.k.a. Brett Peter Morris, Brett's per minute.

What's up, BPM?

What's up?

I got to dig in immediately to the 6-7 thing.

6-7.

It's episode 7, 6-7.

All right, so this is, I'm gathering some new young person slang or something.

The 6-7 meme, yeah.

So we've reached a point now, at least in my life,

like this is the second time I've heard a reference to it.

This is one I was, I'm just not on the ground floor of at all.

I've not seen this used in the wild.

You're the second person who's mentioned this, and I have no idea what it is. I just, I hear people referencing it.

I haven't like run into a kid who said it to me or anything. Yeah, with a blank stare. But I guess, I don't, do you have any

idea what it is? I mean, this some basketball player, I think said something and then a, a YouTuber or something took it over. And then, but it has a very nebulous meaning. I mean, it's not like the other ones where they just tell you what it means. Do you know, like, what context you'd use it in? You just say six, seven. You say six, uh, it's kind of six seven, but then you have to move both of your Oh, like you're weighing six, seven? Like six, seven. I think that must be the way the YouTuber did it. This would be hilarious for the young people to listen to, I guess. But, um, why don't we bring our guest to? I think he might know something about it. So, let's, let's find out. Let's find out. Here he comes now, gang.

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