From ‘67’ to ‘rizz’: Philippine’s most searched slang terms

MANILA: The internet expression “67” was the most searched slang word in the Philippines from January to September 2026, according to research conducted by Word Unscrambler.

According to the study, “67” (pronounced “six-seven”), a nonsensical internet slang term and meme that generated 166,300 monthly searches, has no literal meaning. But “its absurdity is the point, making it a prime example of ‘brainrot’ internet humour where the randomness itself becomes funny.”

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马尼拉：根据 Word Unscrambler 进行的一项研究，从 2026 年 1 月到 9 月，“67”是菲律宾搜索量最高的俚语。

根据这项研究，“67”（发音为“six-seven”）是一个毫无意义的网络俚语和迷因，每月搜索量高达16.63万次，它本身没有任何字面意义。但“它的荒谬之处正是其精髓所在，使其成为‘无脑’网络幽默的典型例子，在这种幽默中，随机性本身就具有笑点。”

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