Google has added a playful interactive Easter egg feature in its search engine that has recently gone viral. When users type the number “67” or “6-7” into the Google search bar and press enter, the search page briefly moves or “dances,” creating a quirky visual animation that delights users across devices. This feature is part of Google’s long tradition of hidden Easter eggs, similar to the classic “Do a Barrel Roll” and “Askew” effects that surprise users with unexpected effects when specific search terms are entered.

Unlike regular search results, this Easter egg does not provide factual information about the number itself but is a playful hidden animation tied to the viral 6-7 internet trend that has circulated widely on social media platforms such as TikTok, X, and Instagram. The effect makes colorful shapes or page elements move in a lively way, giving the impression that your search screen is dancing.

The “6-7” trend became popular online partly because of internet memes and music culture, including songs like “Doot Doot (6 7).” Google’s inclusion of this trend as a hidden Easter egg further boosted its visibility, making users curious to try it themselves.

How to Trigger the Google 67 Easter Egg

Trying the Google 67 Easter egg is simple and doesn’t require any downloads or extensions:

• Open any web browser (desktop or mobile).
• Go to Google Search.
• Type 67 or 6-7 into the search bar.
• Press Enter and watch as your screen moves or shows a dancing animation.

Why It Matters

This Easter egg highlights Google’s sense of creativity and its willingness to embed playful features for users, transforming mundane searches into fun experiences. While it has no practical function relative to search results, it reflects how the company continually engages users with hidden gems, beyond its standard tools and services. :

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