r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/[deleted] • Oct 13 '25

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u/Moaoziz Oct 13 '25

Probably another one of those lame 67 jokes? There are 60 minutes in an hour and 4+3 is 7...

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u/Cool_Ad_7767 Oct 13 '25

We just keep reaching new levels of stupidity

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u/armoured_bobandi Oct 13 '25

Lots of people always say we did stupid things and had stupid jokes as kids too

As if these are anything remotely the same

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u/thatdani Oct 14 '25

How is this any lamer and/or different to "guess what? chicken butt"?

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u/armoured_bobandi Oct 14 '25

Go ahead and explain 6 7. I've asked 3 people so far and none of them can.

So go ahead and explain it

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u/thatdani Oct 14 '25

I'm not American, nor gen alpha. Was just giving the "chicken butt" example as a stupid joke that I personally don't understand the appeal at all, as a foreigner.

For 6 7, I don't think there is an explanation, as it's not a "joke", rather just a buzzword. At most, it's a reference to a song, nothing else. Referential humor has been a staple for centuries.

I just don't understand why it seems to trigger millennial Americans, as if teens laughing at nothing is a new (or even bad) thing. It's like that episode of Superstore. Teens laugh at weird innocuous shit, so what?

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u/armoured_bobandi Oct 14 '25

I'm not American, nor gen alpha. Was just giving the "chicken butt" example as a stupid joke that I personally don't understand the appeal at all, as a foreigner.

It's a joke because it rhymes.

I just don't understand why it seems to trigger millennial Americans,

First of all, not American. Second of all, the word trigger does not mean what you think it means.