
The fall of the 67 Kid: The day the feed went quiet
The internet was mourning. Our beloved hero, the 67 kid, has fallen. Not in battle, not in love, but in algorithm.
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10/6/20252 min read


The internet was mourning. Our beloved hero, the 67 kid, has fallen. Not in battle, not in love, but in algorithm. One day he was spamming Clash royale emotes like a king; the next, he was gone, replaced by skibidi edits and kids who think “fanum tax” is philosophy.
So what happened? Was it a burnout? Brainrot overdose? Did he accidentally touch grass and vanish into the real world? Sources (some random TikTok comments by user: dailygooner67) suggest he simply fell off, the greatest crime a Gen Alpha can commit.
67 Kid was once the blueprint : Clash Royal energy, Minecraft hunger, and Fortnite-level commitment to chaos. He was culture. He could’ve led Mars. But fame is cruel. One wrong “ratio” and suddenly, everyone’s like, “Who?” Bro was out here carrying the entire meme economy on his back, and y’all dropped him like an unused emote pack.
Now the internet’s full of people pretending they “always knew he was mid” Cap. Y’all were doing the 67 Kid dance in your bathroom mirrors like it was a religious ritual. We all were.
His legacy remains, though: every kid yelling “L BOZO” at their screens owes him royalties. Every Clash Royale deck that ends with a giant skeleton salutes him. And when the next meme hero rises, we’ll remember: fame is temporary, but brainrot is forever.





