어디보자/아주 유명한 씹새끼? - 고광열(유해진)

Meme Name: Let's See~/A Very Famous Son of a Bitch? - Go Gwang-yeol (Yoo Hae-jin)

This meme originated from the movie 'Tazza,' released in 2006. While it was considered a famous line even at the time of the movie's release, it gained significant popularity as an internet meme around 2019-2020, especially when it was re-evaluated alongside other lines from the character Kwak Cheol-yong.

This meme stems from a line spoken by Go Gwang-yeol (played by Yoo Hae-jin) in the movie 'Tazza' as he evaluates Kwak Cheol-yong. The scene depicts Go Gwang-yeol struggling to find the right words to describe Kwak Cheol-yong, hesitating before finally saying, "Kwak Cheol-yong, that guy is very... that famous... that... what... ah... what should I call him... a very famous... uh... s... son of a bitch?" It is used to express strong frustration and a powerful impression when a person or thing is notoriously bad or remarkably outstanding in a negative sense, or when one struggles to find appropriate words to describe such a strong, negative impression.

• Eodi boja~: Uh-dee boh-jah~
• Aju yumyeonghan ssibsaekki?: Ah-joo yoo-myung-han sseep-sae-kee?
• Go Gwang-yeol: Goh Gwang-yul
• Yoo Hae-jin: Yoo Hae-jin

This meme is widely used among all generations who have watched the movie 'Tazza,' particularly by internet community users who enjoy the movie's famous lines and characters.

• "Let's see~ The person who made this project is a very famous... son of a bitch?" (When expressing strong dissatisfaction with a result)
• "Today in the meeting, I heard a remark like it came from a very famous son of a bitch." (When criticizing someone's rude or absurd comments)
• "That game character is as hard to catch as a very famous son of a bitch." (When exaggerating that something is extremely difficult or tricky)

This meme includes the expletive '씹새끼' (ssibsaekki), which is a strong derogatory term. Therefore, it is advisable not to use it in formal or polite settings. It is appropriate only in informal situations, such as among close friends or in online communities where the use of expletives is accepted.