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Mason 67, also known as 67 Mason or 🏳️‍🌈🫷😎✝️ Mason ⚾️🎣🫸🏳️‍⚧️, is the moniker for a stereotypical American white boy, named Mason, who routinely references the 67 meme, from the song "Doot Doot" by Skrilla. The male name "Mason" was chosen due to a series of screenshots that went viral online showing multiple examples of male Gen Alpha and Gen Z internet users named Mason on Instagram and Snapchat, similar to the archetype of a "Karen." On the profiles, "Mason" was commonly paired with an emojipasta showing hands pushing away LGBTQ+ flags and accepting emojis about baseball, fishing and Christianity. The 67 meme was distanced from Black internet users when a cliché was formed that pushed the idea that suburban white kids were using the 67 slang term more than other demographics. This perception was largely aided online by the viral 67 Kid video, which showed a blonde white boy saying the numbers, and the Yeah, I Play Baseball meme, which outlined the visual signifiers of the 67 Mason stereotype, including fluffy ice cream hair, ice cream shorts from the brand Baseball Lifestyle, Pit Viper style sunglasses and Yeezy Slides, among other typical outfit and style choices. 67 Mason became an internet character, used online to mock the continued use of the 67 meme by Gen Alpha and Gen Z boys heading into late 2025. The 67 Mason meme also devolved into an analog horror or creepypasta character by August 2025, using an "uncanny" edit of the 67 Kid later known as SCP-067.

Origin

On March 15th, 2025, TikToker^[1] @chalk.your.ego posted a video that was a slideshow of multiple images with the caption, "'Yea my name is Mason.'" The images used in the slideshow showed a kid with an ice cream haircut, graphic athletic shorts and a baseball, among others. Over five months, the video received over 205,600 likes.

The abovementioned video is currently the first known post about the "Mason" archetype. However, memes labeling baseball-playing white boys with fluffy hair as cringe surfaced as early as June 25th, 2024, in a video shared by TikToker^[2] @yxzkry. The text caption read, "'Yeah I got fluffy hair' ahh cut," and "'Yeah I play baseball' ahh cut." It's currently the first-known Yeah, I Play Baseball meme, which later formed the Mason 67 stereotype.

Spread

On March 26th, 2025, TikToker^[3] @619.mason44 posted a Yeah, I Play Baseball meme, gaining over 203,300 likes in five months.

On April 18th, TikToker^[4] @cat.steppa posted an AI cartoon image of a Yeah, I Play Baseball kid resembling the Mason 67 archetype, with the number 67 in the top right corner. The post gained over 1.4 million likes in four months.

On June 21st, 2025, TikToker^[5] @jrod.jr5 posted a video of a Baseball Lifestyle store display, showing a male mannequin in the ice cream graphic clothes. The caption read, "This was made for '🏳️‍⚧️🫷🎣Mason⚾️✝️ 🫸🏳️‍🌈.'" Over two months, the video received roughly 71,900 likes (shown below).

On July 2nd, Twitter / X ^[6] user @account197375 posted a screenshot of an Instagram user named @grayson_baseball99, who had a Donald Trump A Great Chaos Ken Carson Edit as a profile picture, with other accounts related to the terms "Mason," "baseball" and "67" in the recommended section. The post received over 139,000 likes in a month.

On August 6th, 2025, TikToker^[7] @masonnsixseven posted an AI video of a kid named Mason playing baseball in a graphic ice cream uniform, receiving over 77,000 likes in 20 days.

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