In St. Petersburg, a school assembly dedicated to the Day of Knowledge was turned into a real TikTok concert. At school No. 45, the artist Gazan performed in front of students, delivering his viral hit "67" — the very "Six Seven" that has been haunting Generation Alpha in recent months, reports infohub.kz.
Judging by the video from the event, the students greeted the artist with delight. The children sang along and made the characteristic hand gesture. Judging by their reaction, they will remember the first day of the school year for a long time.
The performance is being actively discussed on social media. In the comments, users joke that the artist managed to give the children a perfect September 1st. There were also those who did not understand what was going on.
"An amazing, highly intellectual song"
"The right decision: if you can't beat them, join them! I think the kids were thrilled!"
"I would have gone to that assembly myself," users write.
The "six-seven" trend originated from the track by American rapper Skrilla Doot Doot. In 2025, the phrase spread across TikTok and other social media, especially after videos with basketball players. Gradually, "six-seven" turned into a meaningless but recognizable meme phrase that children began to shout in the most unexpected situations. The expression itself has no generally accepted meaning, which is part of the joke.
Earlier, Kursiv LifeStyle wrote about which Kazakhstani bloggers and celebrities sent their children to first grade.