우왕ᄏ굳ᄏ

밈 이름: 우왕ㅋ굳ㅋ

"Oo-wahng-k-good-k" (pronounced roughly as "oo-wahng-k good-k," where 'k' represents a short, sharp 'k' sound, similar to a silent laugh or a stylistic marker, and 'good' is pronounced like the English word 'good').

This meme originated in 2007 from a webtoon titled 'A Webtoon That Makes You Seriously Apologize' (본격 미안해지는 만화) posted by 'Menbalui Sibungi' on the Cartoon Series Gallery (카연갤) of DC Inside. It gained immense popularity online at the time, becoming the top trending phrase of 2007, and was widely used across the internet for a long period thereafter. While its frequency of use is not as high as it once was, it remains a memorable internet meme for many.

'우왕ㅋ굳ㅋ' (Uwang-k-good-k) is an exclamation that originated from 'Menbalui Sibungi's' webtoon. In the webtoon, two characters repeatedly bowed their heads in apology until their heads were buried in the ground. A passerby, seeing this pathetic sight, uttered this phrase. It is primarily used to express admiration or a positive reaction to a situation or outcome, carrying meanings such as 'Wow, that's really good' or 'That's the best.' Although '굿' (gut) is the correct spelling according to foreign word transliteration rules, '굳' (gud) became established in the meme due to its identical pronunciation, reflecting the nature of internet memes.

This meme was particularly popular among internet users in their late teens to early twenties who actively engaged with internet culture in the mid to late 2000s. It spread primarily through communities like DC Inside, becoming widely known among internet users of all ages. As it is now primarily used as a past trending phrase, it is difficult to pinpoint a specific target audience.

• "Wow, today's lunch menu, Uwang-k-good-k!"
• "I tried the new game, the graphics are Uwang-k-good-k!"
• "My test score this time is Uwang-k-good-k!"