Prime Minister of the United KingdomSir Keir Starmer apologised to the head teacher of a school after he was seen doing the viral 6-7 dance with the students. Addressing the matter with a pinch of humour, he also shared a video of the moment, adding that he may have gotten himself a detention for the viral dance.
“I think I just got myself put in detention,” he wrote. In a video, he is seen in conversation with a student who tells him to turn to page 67, and then they start the viral dance. He also encourages other students to join. Bridget Phillipson, Secretary of State for Education, sitting at a distance, smiles and says, “We are not over that yet, the 6-7, it's still very much a thing."
A teacher later informed the prime minister that the dance was banned in the school. “You know, children get into trouble for saying that in our school.” Hearing that, he promptly said sorry. The prime minister jokingly added, “I didn't start it, Miss.”
