아니 없어요 그냥 - 김태헌

This meme originated in 2010 when Kim Tae-heon appeared on the audition program 'Superstar K2'. After the broadcast, it quickly spread as an internet meme (jjalbang). It has been consistently referenced for over a decade, with updates on Kim Tae-heon's whereabouts being revealed through 'Geunhwang Olympic' in 2020 and 2022. Even in 2023, 'Freehan19' covered the meme's continued popularity, demonstrating its long-standing affection from the public.

"Ani Eopseoyo Geunyang" originated in 2010 during Kim Tae-heon's appearance on 'Superstar K2'. When judge Gil asked him if he had a girlfriend, Kim Tae-heon repeatedly replied, "Ani Eopseoyo" (No, I don't have one), "Eopseoyo" (I don't have one), "Ani Eopseoyo!" before finally stating, "Ani Eopseoyo Geunyang" (No, I just don't have one). Originally, the context was that Kim Tae-heon had attended all-boys middle and high schools and therefore didn't have a girlfriend. However, the preceding part of the conversation was edited out, causing the phrase to become an emphatic expression of "not having something," often conveying a sense of resignation, assertiveness, or even slight annoyance. In the edited video, it sometimes sounds like "Heopseoyo" or "Heop-eopseoyo."

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This meme is particularly familiar to generations who experienced internet culture in the early 2010s. It is widely used by single individuals who relate to it as a humorous way to express their relationship status. Furthermore, it is broadly utilized across all age groups when one wants to firmly state "I don't have it" in response to a specific question. Due to Kim Tae-heon's own appearances in commercials and mentions in various broadcasts, the meme has high public recognition and is used by a diverse range of consumers.

• "You failed the exam? No plans to retake it?" "Ani Eopseoyo Geunyang." (No, I just don't.)
• "Do you have plans this weekend?" "Ani Eopseoyo Geunyang." (No, I just don't.)
• "Did you earn a lot of money?" "Ani Eopseoyo Geunyang." (No, I just don't.)
• Kim Tae-heon himself filmed a commercial utilizing this meme.

• In the past, actor Jung Woo-sung used a similar nuanced "Eopseoyo" in 'Infinite Challenge' to humorously boast, eliciting laughter.