Google Search frequently features references to significant occurrences. The “Pluribus” Google Search Easter egg exemplifies this. As reported by 9to5Google and showcased in the video below, the Google Search “6-7” Easter egg can be triggered by entering “6-7” or “67” into the search bar. Once activated, Google Search will mimic the hand gesture associated with the “6-7” meme — the palms-up weighing motion — by causing the search results to jiggle up and down. The only element absent is the accompanying sound, as Google Search doesn’t vocalize the phrase “six seven.”
[embedded content]
Google’s choice to create an Easter egg for “6-7” is understandable, given that the viral meme received parallel acknowledgment from Dictionary.com in late October when it was named the word of the year. Amusingly, Google’s Easter egg is likely to confuse those individuals who remain puzzled about “6-7” even after a year of usage. They might look up the term, and Google will promptly present them with the Easter egg.

