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Jeon 3D-ro Bomnida (pronounced "Juhn Three-dee-roh Bom-nee-da")

This meme originated from an LG Electronics Cinema 3D commercial that aired during the 2012 London Olympics. From its broadcast, it began spreading online as 'jjalbangs' (image macros) and has since become a classic internet meme that is still consistently used today.

The phrase "Jeon 3D-ro Bomnida" originated from a line spoken by actor Won Bin in an LG Electronics Cinema 3D commercial. In the ad, when announcer Kim Sung-joo asks, "How do you see this game?", Won Bin replies, "I see it in 3D." This meme is primarily used to 'bait' people by giving an absurdly direct answer that completely deviates from the intent of a question asking for an opinion on an issue or situation. Its characteristic humor comes from a linguistic play, where a metaphorical question is met with a literal, physical way of seeing, delivering an unexpected punchline.

Having spread mainly through online communities since the commercial aired in 2012, this meme is highly recognized across all generations familiar with internet culture. It is widely used by both men and women, especially among internet users who enjoy consuming and producing 'bait' posts or humorous content.

It is primarily used by creating a post title with a curiosity-inducing phrase, such as "I see this incident a bit differently," and then attaching a 'jjalbang' (image macro) containing Won Bin's line "Jeon 3D-ro Bomnida" in the post body or comments. This serves as a form of 'baiting' to induce clicks, and it is sometimes used in a similar context to the 'Big Data Drip' meme (which involves making overly analytical or obvious statements).

• Example 1:

* Title: The hot topic in Quezone these days, I see it differently. (Not 'I see it in 3D') * Content: (Jjalbang of Won Bin saying "Jeon 3D-ro Bomnida" or the phrase itself)

• Example 2:

* A: How did you find this movie? * B: I see it in 3D.