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Carrie Underwood's Hilarious Solution to '6-7' Trend
24 Nov
Summary
- Carrie Underwood began auditions for American Idol's 24th season.
- She suggested a humorous method to end the popular '6-7' slang.
- American Idol Season 24 premieres January 26 on ABC.
In-person auditions for American Idol Season 24 have commenced, marked by an amusing interaction involving Carrie Underwood and a hopeful contestant. The phrase "6-7," a prevalent slang term among youth, was discussed, prompting Underwood to suggest a humorous method for its discontinuation. She proposed enlisting the help of contestants to make the phrase less appealing.
Underwood, a mother of two young boys, empathizes with parents navigating youth trends. Her suggestion stems from the idea that adult involvement, particularly singing, can quickly diminish a trend's appeal among teens. This tactic could be effective in phasing out "6-7," which has gained traction despite its ambiguous meaning and origins in a rap song.
The effectiveness of Underwood's strategy remains to be seen, as youth trends often prove resilient. As American Idol searches for the next pop culture influencer, the show itself is set to premiere on January 26 on ABC, with episodes available on Hulu the following day.
