In-N-Out Removes Order 67 After Viral Meme Takes West Coast Burger Chain by Storm

West Coast fast-food chain In-N-Out will no longer announce order number “67” after the viral 6-7 trend exploded in popularity across its locations.

If you’ve been online anytime in the last few months, you’ve likely heard “6-7” mentioned at least half a dozen times. It’s a simple, silly gag that’s taken off especially among younger TikTok users, often involving hands moving up and down while chanting “6-7” repeatedly.

@epic38603 . #fyp #67 #innout #trending #foryou ♬ original sound - joe_rdan

blockquote.tiktok-embed[data-video-id='7546839931604208909'] { width: 325px; margin-left: 0; } blockquote.tiktok-embed iframe { border-radius: 8px; }The absurd meme shows up everywhere, but restaurants that assign numbered tickets to customers have felt the impact most. In-N-Out has become the epicenter of 6-7 chaos, with crowds sometimes cheering when “67” is called—and groaning when any other number is announced.

Viral videos, which have gathered millions of likes on TikTok alone, probably fueled the surge of 6-7 references at the burger spot—but In-N-Out has reached its limit. Reddit user luckycowgirl_1 mentioned the possible removal of order 67 nearly two weeks ago, and many others echoed the sentiment, suggesting the infamous number won’t appear in any In-N-Out stores anytime soon.

An employee at a Los Angeles location confirmed to People that order 67 has been fully removed from their system. The decision appears tied to the disruption caused by the 6-7 trend, with the same employee adding that order 69 was also taken offline—for good measure.

@stopsignpros #InNOut ♬ original sound - stopsignpros

blockquote.tiktok-embed[data-video-id='7581276214837431607'] { width: 325px; margin-left: 0; } blockquote.tiktok-embed iframe { border-radius: 8px; }While In-N-Out is stepping away from the 6-7 frenzy, others are leaning into the meme that refuses to fade. Rapper Skrilla said in October that his hit song Doot Doot (6 7), which helped ignite the trend, is set to be featured in next year’s Grand Theft Auto 6. Wendy’s even jumped in with a Black Friday promotion, selling small Frostys for 67 cents.

In gaming, Fortnite gave fans a quick laugh during its explosive Zero Hour event when it paid homage to the meme by transitioning from Chapter 6 to 7. Overwatch 2 launched Season 20 by giving Soldier: 76 a Soldier: 67 emote.