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The expression spread from KIA Tigers baseball cheering culture, where cheerleaders perform the dance when a KIA pitcher strikes out an opposing batter. The out-song is widely described as a remix or stadium-use version connected to JTL's "My Lecon"; the dance became globally visible in 2024 after short clips with a calm, deadpan performance style circulated on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, and overseas media. The exact naming is partly playful and sound-based, while 삐끼 by itself can also mean a street tout in older slang, so the current meme meaning depends heavily on the KBO cheer context.
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"That creator’s comeback video hit the trending videos list right away."
originThe expression spread as a short way to refer to YouTube’s “인기 급상승 동영상” section. Even as YouTube has shifted toward Charts, recommendations, Shorts, and category-based discovery, “인급동” remains a familiar Korean internet expression for a video that is visibly trending.
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"That final match was pure GOAT behavior."
originThe phrase “Greatest Of All Time” spread through sports, hip-hop, and online fandoms before becoming a global hype term. In Korean internet culture, GOAT is often read as 고트 and used for athletes, idols, creators, games, songs, or moments that feel legendary.
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