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2008

야 4885, 너지? - 김윤석 (영화 추격자)

Hey, 4885, it's you, isn't it?
Ya 4885, Neoji?
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Pronunciation

"Yah, four-eight-eight-five, nuh-jee?" (The numbers '4885' are pronounced as "four-eight-eight-five" in English, while "Yah" is like 'yah' and "nuh-jee" is like 'nuh-jee' with a rising intonation for the question mark.)

Period of Popularity

This meme originated from the movie 'The Chaser,' directed by Na Hong-jin, which was released in 2008. Immediately after the film's release, this line left a strong impression and was widely discussed. Over time, it became an internet meme and continues to be used consistently to this day. The continuous upload of related YouTube videos in years like 2019, 2020, and 2023 indicates its sustained popularity.

Meaning

"Hey, 4885, it's you, isn't it?" is a line spoken by Eom Joong-ho (played by Kim Yoon-seok), a former detective and pimp, in the movie 'The Chaser,' at the decisive moment when he uncovers the identity of serial killer Ji Young-min (played by Ha Jung-woo). Eom Joong-ho remembers the last four digits '4885' of the phone number called by the missing women. He becomes suspicious after encountering Ji Young-min by chance and noticing blood on his clothes. He then calls the '4885' number on Ji Young-min's phone, confirming his identity when it rings. This meme is used in situations where one accurately points out a culprit or a specific person, realizes an unexpected truth, or uncovers someone's hidden intentions, conveying a dramatic realization or an intense accusation.

Target Audience

This meme is primarily used among movie fans who have watched 'The Chaser' or have a strong interest in Korean cinema. Furthermore, its use in internet communities and social media to create humorous or dramatic situations has made it widely known even to younger generations who haven't seen the movie, allowing it to be consumed across all generations.

Usage Examples

  • When you figure out what prank a friend pulled, you can playfully point them out by saying, "Hey, 4885, it's you, isn't it?"
  • In an online game, when a specific player acts suspiciously and decisive evidence emerges, you can use "Hey, 4885, it's you, isn't it?" in chat to dramatically express the situation.
  • When you identify the cause of a problem, you can express your realization by saying something like, "So, it was you, 4885, all along!"
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