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3 Labubus Doing the 6-7 at a McDonald's Drive-Thru Behind Sydney Sweeney refers to a TV segment from a December 2025 episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in which the guest, actress Sydney Sweeney, had to guess what was behind her, which was three Labubu toys doing the 67 Meme hand gesture at a McDonald's drive-thru. The clip was shared on Twitter / X soon after, where users mostly criticized it by calling it cringe. Memes and viral posts emerged, reminiscent of discourse concerning other late-night talk show segments that many thought relied too heavily on memetic references, like Skibidi Biden from a May 2024 episode of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.

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On December 1st, 2025, the official X^[1] account of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, @FallonTonight, shared a clip from that night's episode with guest Sydney Sweeney.^[2] The segment involved Sweeney guessing what was behind her from Fallon's clues. The answer was, "3 Labubus doing the 6-7 at a McDonald's drive-thru." Over two days, the tweet received over 7.6 million views and 8,800 likes.

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On December 2nd, 2025, X^[3] user @lovechazelle quote-tweeted @FallonTonight's tweet, writing, "This is the worst sentence I have ever read in my entire life." In a day, it gained over 273,000 likes.

The tweet was then reposted to the /r/Shark_Park^[7] subreddit the following day, receiving over 3,000 upvotes and 90 comments in five hours.

Several viral quote-tweets of @FallonTonight's post surfaced in the following hours. For instance, on December 2nd, X^[4] user @tippity quote-tweeted the post, attaching an image of a hollow Patrick Star from the cartoon SpongeBob SquarePants with no caption, gaining over 7,400 likes in a day.

Also on December 2nd, 2025, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon shared the segment clip on its official TikTok ^[6] account, @fallontonight, gaining over 457,900 likes in a day.

Later on that same day, TikToker^[5] @qettsiyahh posted a video of themself watching the segment on a laptop, paired with a text overlay caption reading, "What. The. Fuck." In a day, the video garnered over 32,300 likes.

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