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Sweeney's Viral Trend Fumble on Fallon
2 Dec
Summary
- Sydney Sweeney appeared on The Tonight Show to play a guessing game.
- She hesitated to say the viral internet trend 'six seven' aloud.
- Sweeney's caution stemmed from seeing others get in trouble for it.
During a recent appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, actress Sydney Sweeney found herself in a moment of playful confusion. While playing the game "What's Behind Me," Sweeney encountered three large Labubu dolls positioned in a McDonald's drive-thru, engaging in the viral "six seven" hand gesture trend.
Sweeney's apprehension arose when Fallon prompted her to vocalize the trend. She expressed discomfort, initially mistaking it for a potentially inappropriate phrase, to which Fallon playfully clarified it was a number trend. Sweeney eventually voiced "six seven," revealing her hesitation stemmed from observing online instances where people faced repercussions for using the phrase.
This interaction sparked online discussion, with viewers questioning Sweeney's reaction. The celebrity has recently navigated public scrutiny over a controversial American Eagle ad campaign that played on words with "jeans" and "genes," leading to accusations of promoting eugenics, a theory the brand later clarified was about the clothing.
