Scp 067

2025Edited image / analog horror videoactive

Published July 28, 2026

Also known as: 67 Kid Analog Horror · 67 Kid Becoming Uncanny · 67 Kid Anti-Piracy Screen

SCP-067 is a horror-edited version of the viral "67 Kid" meme, in which the blonde boy from rapper Skrilla's "Doot Doot" music video is given glowing blue eyes and a grotesque, gaping mouth. The edits first surfaced on TikTok and Twitter/X in mid-August 2025, quickly spawning analog horror and anti-piracy screen videos that racked up millions of likes across platforms1.

Overview

SCP-067 takes the already-famous 67 Kid and warps him into something straight out of a creepypasta. The edits give the boy's face an uncanny, monstrous look, typically featuring bright glowing eyes and a massive, distorted mouth reminiscent of the classic "I'M A' FIRIN' MAH LAZER" meme2. The name "SCP-067" is a fan designation referencing the SCP Foundation, a collaborative fiction wiki about paranormal entities. Fans drew comparisons to well-known SCP entries like SCP-096 (the creature that attacks anyone who sees its face) and SCP-1471 (a mobile app entity)2. The "067" part is a nod to the original 67 meme, which comes from lyrics in Skrilla's track "Doot Doot."

Many of the videos present the edited 67 Kid in the style of analog horror or anti-piracy screens, a format that was already popular thanks to the King Von Anti-Piracy Screen meme from roughly a year prior1.

Origin & Background

Platform
TikTok, Twitter / X (earliest reposts)
Key People
Unknown, @seiyaposting, @kingphonk_
Date
2025

The original SCP-067 edit appeared sometime in mid-August 2025, though the exact creator is still unidentified2. The earliest known reposts showed up on both TikTok and Twitter/X on August 17, 20252.

On August 21, 2025, TikToker @kingphonk_ posted what appears to be the first analog horror iteration of the edit, presenting the 67 Kid's distorted face in a horror-screen aesthetic. That video pulled in over 53,800 likes in 12 days2.

Two days later, on August 23, X user @seiyaposting tweeted the original edit with the caption "That one SCP when you look at him," picking up over 14,000 likes in 10 days2. Replies to the tweet ran with the joke, workshopping the name "SCP-067" and treating the meme kid like a genuine SCP entry2.

How It Spread

SCP-067 hit its stride on August 24, 2025, when several major posts dropped within hours of each other. TikToker @spin0din0 uploaded an analog horror edit featuring the SCP-067 image with the caption "MASON IS COMING," a callback to the Mason 67 meme. That video earned over 128,200 likes in nine days2.

The same day, TikToker @danielbieleckiii posted a video comparing the progression of 67 Kid edits to the Mr. Incredible Becoming Uncanny format, gaining over 10,000 likes2. On Reddit, user False_Literature_774 shared a slideshow titled "The original image of the 6 7 kid and its edited variations" to r/TheMatpatEffect, collecting over 1,400 upvotes in nine days2.

The meme's biggest single moment came on August 31, 2025, when TikToker @the67kidsdad posted a video using what appeared to be AI-generated footage of SCP-067 walking down a street at night. The clip exploded, hitting over 3 million likes in just two days2. That video brought SCP-067 to a far wider audience and triggered a wave of similar analog horror edits across TikTok and Instagram Reels through the rest of late 20251.

IndiaToday noted the trend's resemblance to the King Von meme from the prior year, with users pointing out the shared anti-piracy screen format1.

How to Use This Meme

SCP-067 edits typically follow one of a few formats:

1

Static horror image: Take the 67 Kid's face and add glowing eyes, a stretched/gaping mouth, and dark atmospheric effects. Post it as a cursed image or reaction.

2

Analog horror video: Set the edited image against VHS static, distorted audio, and flickering text warnings. Often includes captions like "DO NOT LOOK AT HIM" or "MASON IS COMING."

3

Anti-piracy screen: Frame the edit as a fake warning that would appear on a pirated DVD or broadcast signal, similar to the King Von Anti-Piracy Screen format.

4

Becoming Uncanny progression: Show a sequence of 67 Kid edits going from the normal image to increasingly distorted and horrifying versions, set to progressively creepier music.

Cultural Impact

SCP-067 sits at the intersection of several 2025 trends: the ongoing popularity of analog horror aesthetics, the anti-piracy screen meme format, and the 67 Kid's already massive presence on TikTok. The meme effectively gave the 67 Kid a horror arc, turning a lighthearted viral moment into something genuinely unsettling for some viewers1. It also brought renewed attention to the SCP Foundation's naming conventions, introducing a new wave of younger users to the collaborative fiction project through meme culture2.

Fun Facts

The name "SCP-067" is unofficial and fan-assigned. The real SCP-067 in the SCP Foundation wiki is a completely unrelated entry (an old typewriter)2.

The gaping-mouth edit style draws directly from the 2007-era "SHOOP DA WHOOP" / "I'M A' FIRIN' MAH LAZER" meme, bringing a nearly two-decade-old visual gag into 2025 horror aesthetics2.

@the67kidsdad's AI-generated night-walk video hit 3 million likes in 48 hours, making it one of the fastest-growing 67 Kid clips ever2.

Derivatives & Variations

"MASON IS COMING" edits:

Videos framing SCP-067 as a threat character named Mason, blending the 67 meme with horror narratives[2].

AI-generated SCP-067 footage:

Clips using AI video tools to show the character walking, running, or lurking in real-world settings, with @the67kidsdad's night-walk video being the breakout example[2].

Mr. Incredible Becoming Uncanny crossovers:

Progression edits showing the 67 Kid going from normal to increasingly distorted, using the Becoming Uncanny template[2].

Frequently Asked Questions