Don’t miss the chance to grab Pizza Hut’s under-$1 wings everyone’s been raving about—and it all started with a meme

If you’ve ever wondered how a random internet trend could lead to wings for less than a dollar, you’re about to find out. Pizza Hut is serving up a deal that’s turning heads and filling plates for just 67 cents a wing.

The two-day promo isn’t just a simple discount. It’s a nod to one of the strangest trending sensations of the year: the mysterious “6-7” meme. And whether you understand it or not, it’s got everyone—from Gen Alpha to grandparents—talking. But hurry, today’s your last chance to snag the savings!

What’s the deal?​

The deal began on November 6 and will end today, November 7. Pizza Hut is offering boneless wings for just $0.67 apiece. That’s right—less than the price of a postage stamp and a whole lot tastier. The offer is available for both carryout and delivery, but you must use the promo code “SIXSEVEN” when placing your order.

With nine different sauces and rubs to choose from—think Garlic Parmesan, Honey BBQ, Buffalo Mild, Spicy Garlic, Buffalo Medium, Sweet Chili, Buffalo Burnin’ Hot, Lemon Pepper, and Cajun-Style—there’s a flavor for every palate.

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The meme mystery behind “6-7”​

Now, if you’re wondering what on earth “6-7” means, you’re not alone. The meme, pronounced simply as “six seven,” has been making the rounds on social media, especially among Gen Alpha. Its origins are as mysterious as a magician’s hat, but here are some facts:

• The phrase “6-7” pops up in the song Doot Doot (6 7) by Skrilla, where it’s repeated as a catchy, if cryptic, lyric.
• NBA star LaMelo Ball, who stands at an impressive 6’7', is also linked to the trend, with fans using “6-7” as a playful nod to his height.
• On TikTok and Instagram, kids and teens use “6-7” in a variety of ways—sometimes as a synonym for “so-so,” sometimes to mean “tall,” and sometimes just for the fun of it. There’s even a hand gesture: palms up, dribbling the air, as if weighing two invisible options.

If you’re still confused, don’t worry. The beauty of internet memes is that sometimes, they don’t have to make sense—they have to be fun. And this one is so popular that Dictionary.com named “67” its word of the year for 2025. (Yes, really.)

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A wing for every generation​

Whether you’re a meme master or just here for the food, this deal is a win-win. Maybe you’ll use it as an excuse to bond with your grandkids over the latest internet trends. Or maybe you’ll enjoy a delicious, budget-friendly meal. Either way, you’re in on the joke—and the savings.

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Key Takeaways

• Pizza Hut is offering boneless chicken wings for just 67 cents each until today, November 7, inspired by the trending “6-7” meme.
• The limited-time “6 7 Menu” features boneless wings in nine different sauces and rubs, including Garlic Parmesan, Honey BBQ, and Lemon Pepper.
• Customers can access the deal for carryout or delivery by entering the promo code “SIXSEVEN” when placing their order.
• The “6-7” trend, popular among Gen Alpha, is based on a confusing meme whose meaning is debated and was even named Dictionary.com’s word of the year.

Have you tried Pizza Hut’s wings before? Are you a fan of internet memes, or do you find them baffling? Do you have a favorite food deal from your younger days that you wish would make a comeback?