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Meme Name: Shitty Bonobono Pronunciation: Jot-gah-tuhn Boh-noh-boh-noh (Pronounced like "jot" in "jotted," "gah" in "garden," "tuhn" in "button," followed by "Boh-noh-boh-noh" like the character's name Bonobono.)

This meme originated on November 26, 2014, from a post titled 'Student making PPT for the first time' on the online community 'Oh-neul-ui-yu-meo' (Today's Humor). The PowerPoint slides included in that post went viral online, and from 2015 onwards, it became widely known in contexts such as "How to torment a designer" or "Cancer-inducing PPT." On December 24, 2016, it appeared in SNL Korea's '3-Minute CC' segment and was even parodied in Gag Concert's 'Group Project' segment, gaining widespread public recognition. In 2018, an interview video with the original creator of the PPT was also released on YouTube.

'Shitty Bonobono' refers to a poorly designed PowerPoint (PPT) presentation that is visually unpleasant due to the excessive or inappropriate use of the cute and familiar character, Bonobono. Specifically, it emerged from the shared sentiment that while the Bonobono character itself is not at fault, its usage is utterly 'jotgatta' (f*ing awful/shitty) when encountering a 'terrible real-life PPT' where text is densely packed on a single slide, combined with Bonobono images used as a background, creating a synergistic effect. This meme is used exclusively to describe disastrous works like the original PPT and does not imply criticism of the Bonobono character itself.

It is primarily used among university students and office workers who create or encounter PowerPoint presentations, as well as young generations actively using online communities. It particularly spread widely by resonating with people in situations requiring design consideration, such as group projects or work-related PPTs.

• "The presentation material was a complete Shitty Bonobono PPT, so it was really hard to concentrate."
• "Who made this? Look at the font and background, isn't it just a Shitty Bonobono?"
• "Please, don't ever make a PPT like Shitty Bonobono."

The expression 'Shitty Bonobono' includes the strong profanity 'Jotgateun' (f*ing awful/shitty), so its use should be refrained from in formal settings or situations requiring politeness. Furthermore, this meme criticizes 'poorly designed PPTs' that use the Bonobono character, not the character itself. Therefore, care should be taken not to be misunderstood as criticizing the character itself.