The six seven chant comes from the song Doot Doot (6 7) by Skrilla, which went viral on TikTok in 2025 as users repeated the numbers over basketball clips and random edits. Portuguese creators adopted the rhythm and added local slang, turning phrases like não peida into short shareable audios for WhatsApp and short form video. This version keeps that call and response energy in a compact clip, which is why it travels easily between chats, soundboards and meme pages where the joke is understood from the numbers alone.
About this sound
Portuguese meme clip saying ehh six seven não peida over the viral 6 7 chant, used for funny reactions, edits and group chat jokes on TikTok and Reels.
This is a short Portuguese meme voice clip built around the phrase ehh six seven não peida, delivered with a drawn out, teasing tone that turns a simple joke into a punchline. The six seven part rides the repetitive 6 7 chant that spread across short videos, while não peida adds a silly, slightly gross twist that lands like a dare between friends. It sounds loose and improvised rather than polished, which makes the timing feel natural in edits. Viewers hear it as instant comic relief, a signal that whatever just happened is absurd and not to be taken seriously.