Wendy’s Launches 67-Cent Frosty Deal Amid Viral 6-7 Meme Trend
URGENT UPDATE: Wendy’s is diving into the viral 6-7 meme trend with a fresh marketing strategy, offering Small Frosty Classic treats for just 67 cents on November 28. This limited-time deal aims to attract customers during the busy Black Friday shopping rush.
The fast food giant is not alone in capitalizing on this trending meme phenomenon. Following the meme’s explosive popularity, other chains like Pizza Hut and Domino’s have also crafted deals around the catchy phrase. Earlier this month, Pizza Hut featured wings at 67 cents each, while Domino’s offered a large pizza with one topping for $6.70, both part of their own promotional efforts linked to the meme.
The 6-7 meme gained traction earlier this year, particularly after the song “Doot Doot” by Skrilla featured the phrase in its lyrics. It further exploded in popularity when a viral video by YouTuber Cam Wilder showcased a young boy using “6-7” with a specific hand gesture, captivating audiences worldwide. Edits of professional basketball players, including LaMelo Ball, who stands at 6 feet 7 inches, have added to the meme’s visibility on social media.
As businesses join the meme bandwagon, the marketing strategy has turned into a notable trend. Dictionary.com recently named “6-7” its Word of the Year, further solidifying its place in popular culture. Social media has been flooded with edits, pranks, and memes, leading many to describe the phrase as “brain-rot,” lacking substantial meaning but resonating with humor and absurdity.
The emotional impact of this meme phenomenon is palpable, with fans joking about its influence. One commenter on the original viral video remarked, “This kid has done irreversible damage to the human mind,” while another likened the boy to J. Robert Oppenheimer, creator of the atomic bomb.
Wendy’s 67-cent Frosty deal will be available at participating locations only, while supplies last, making it a must-try for fast food enthusiasts this Black Friday. Given the viral nature of the 6-7 meme, expect this promotion to generate significant buzz and foot traffic.
As this story develops, keep an eye on how other fast food chains may respond and what further deals might emerge from this viral trend. The intersection of social media and marketing continues to evolve, making these promotions not just about food, but also about cultural moments that resonate with consumers.
Stay tuned for more updates on this and other trending topics!
