“6-7” syndrome, viral meme becomes part of everyday language

Naseeha Masood and Prisha Hooda

December 16, 2025

The “6-7” trend has been circulating through social media from sports broadcasting channels and the music industry. The trend has entered into Coppell High School, to classroom lessons to daily conversation, the “6-7” catchphrase is a vital part of student’s and faculty’s vocabulary. Watch The Sidekick staffers Prisha Hooda and Naseeha Masood’s video to learn more.

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About the Contributors

Naseeha Masood, Executive Advertising/Business Director

Naseeha Masood is a junior and the executive advertising/business director for The Sidekick. After hearing about The Sidekick during CHS open house, she decided to join to try out sports photography. Now, she likes to dabble into everything The Sidekick has to offer. Her favorite pastimes are rewatching comfort shows, creating Spotify playlists for her every mood and playing volleyball. You can contact her through email ([email protected]) or on Instagram (@Naseeha.Masood)

Prisha Hooda, Staff Photographer

Prisha Hooda is a junior at Coppell High School and a second year staff member on The Sidekick. She joined The Sidekick to further deepen her understanding of visual media due to her passion in creative arts. Though she spent her childhood striving to excel at drawing, she later discovered photography as her true artistic outlet. She enjoys watching shows, sipping iced coffee, and indulging in her favorite cuisine, Italian. You can reach her at [email protected]

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“6-7” syndrome, viral meme becomes part of everyday language

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