GLOSSARY
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Every brainrot word in 67.
67 only has a handful of words, and most of them are slang. Here’s the keywords that actually run, plus the vibe words that show up in the errors, the REPL, and the copy. Code like you talk lmao.
Keywords
These are the real tokens. Anything in the same row is interchangeable.
| Word | Role in 67 | Where it’s from |
|---|---|---|
bruh | Start a variable: bruh x is 5. | The all-purpose “bro” — how you address literally anyone. |
gng | Same as bruh — starts a variable. | Short for “gang” — your people, your crew. |
twin | Same as bruh — starts a variable. | Your ride-or-die; someone so close they’re basically your twin. |
is | Gives the variable its value: bruh x is 5. | Plain-English glue — the slang stand-ins are below. |
fr | Same as is — assigns a value. | “For real” — affirming something’s true. |
deadahh | Same as is — assigns a value. | A softened “deadass” — “I’m dead serious.” |
67 | Print a value: 67("six seven"). | THE number. From Skrilla’s Doot Doot (6 7), boosted by 6′7″ LaMelo Ball, and Dictionary.com’s 2025 Word of the Year — famous for being impossible to define. |
6767 | Loop while the condition stays true. | 67 said twice — run it back. |
shaddup | A comment — everything after it on the line is ignored. | “Shut up” — 67 stops listening to the rest of the line. |
So every one of these does the exact same thing:
bruh score is 67 gng score fr 67 twin score deadahh 67
Vibe words
These aren’t keywords — you can’t run them — but 67 talks like this. You’ll bump into them in error messages, the REPL banner, and around the site.
| Word | Where you’ll see it | What it means |
|---|---|---|
bruh | Every error: “bruh, I’ve never met ‘x’.” | The interjection — mild, affectionate exasperation. |
dip | REPL exit hint: “Ctrl-D to dip.” | To leave, bounce, head out. |
bars | REPL banner: “drop your bars.” | Your lines — rap bars; here it means your code. |
six seven | The tagline, the chant, and the playground’s default output. | Say it out loud: “six!… seven!” It means nothing. That’s the joke. |
chim | The docs: “No need chim, bruh.” | Singlish (cheem) for deep or complicated. |
brainrot | What the whole genre is called. | Low-effort, hyper-online slang and memes. |