🦴뼈때리다

originThe phrase likely evolved from Korean internet expressions like ‘뼈 맞았다’ and ‘팩트로 뼈를 때리다,’ meaning to be hit in the bones by a fact. Online users exaggerated the image into being stripped of bones entirely, creating ‘순살됐다.’ The joke is sometimes extended with the boneless chicken meme ‘나 2000원 비싸짐,’ because boneless chicken often costs extra.

originThe slang use of 사이다 grew in the 2010s across dramas, variety shows, online communities, and social media, often paired with 고구마, which describes a slow or frustrating situation. The exact first use is hard to pin down, but it became a common way to praise a cathartic line, plot turn, ending, or real-life response.

originThe expression likely spread across Korean online communities and social media in the early 2010s as a clipped form of "할 말은 많지만 하지 않겠다." The exact first platform is unclear, but it remains common in comments, chats, and fandom or community posts when users want to signal restrained criticism or disbelief.