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originTMI began as the English internet phrase “Too Much Information” and became widely used in Korean online conversation as 티엠아이, meaning unnecessary detail, oversharing, or a small random fact about oneself.

origin잘파세대 is a Koreanized use of “Zalpha generation,” blending Gen Z and Generation Alpha. It spread through trend reports, marketing articles, entertainment coverage, and social-media discussions around 2023–2024, especially when describing younger users who move quickly across short-form video, fandom, AI tools, games, and mobile shopping. Exact birth-year boundaries vary by source, so it is safer to treat it as a cultural and marketing label rather than a fixed demographic category.

originThe term was widely popularized as one of the major keywords of Trend Korea 2024, introduced in late 2023 to describe a shift from simply saving money to saving time. Its exact first use is unclear, so the year is based on when the trend label spread through books, news, marketing content, and social media.

originThe expression combines the English words “Digging” and “Momentum” and became visible in Korean trend-report and lifestyle-media language around the early 2020s, especially as a way to describe people who deeply explore their tastes. The exact first use is unclear, so 2022 is treated as an approximate popularization year rather than a fixed coinage date.

originThe term comes from the global meme expression “smombie,” blending “smartphone” and “zombie.” It spread as a warning label for phone-absorbed pedestrians, especially in safety campaigns and online discussions about distracted walking.