힘을 내요 슈퍼파월 - 김영철

Him-eul Naeyo Syu-peo-pa-wol - Kim Young-chul

• Him-eul Naeyo (힘을 내요): Sounds like "Heem-eul Neh-yoh" (meaning "Cheer up" or "Gain strength").
• Syu-peo-pa-wol (슈퍼파월): Sounds like "Shoo-puh-pah-wul" (a Koreanized pronunciation of "Super Power").
• Kim Young-chul (김영철): Sounds like "Keem Young-chul" (the comedian's name).

This meme first appeared on February 21, 2015, when comedian Kim Young-chul used it on MBC's entertainment program 'Infinite Challenge' during the Lunar New Year special 'Mudo Big Feast'. At the time, he was ridiculed by the cast, but after the broadcast, it quickly spread among viewers with positive reception. It subsequently became Kim Young-chul's signature catchphrase, with its origin story revealed on 'Radio Star' in April 2015. It was consistently used, even in election encouragement campaigns in 2017, establishing itself as a national catchphrase. Kim Young-chul himself has mentioned as recently as 2023 that this catchphrase suits his character well, indicating its long-lasting impression on the public.

'Him-eul Naeyo Syupeopawol' carries a message of encouragement and support for someone. Originally, it was an impromptu comedic outburst by Kim Young-chul during a pillow fight between Hyun Joo-yup and Jung Jun-ha on 'Infinite Challenge'. However, it later became widely used to convey positive encouragement, similar to "It'll be alright" or "Cheer up." This catchphrase is known to have been inspired by Roller Coaster's song 'Him-eul Naeyo Mr. Kim' (Cheer Up, Mr. Kim) and was born from Kim Young-chul's habit of being unable to tolerate silence while hosting radio shows.

This meme spread among the general public who watched 'Infinite Challenge' and was widely used on social media to encourage friends. It is not limited to a specific age or gender and is widely consumed across all generations, used to offer encouragement and support to those going through difficult times. Listeners of Kim Young-chul's radio programs are also well aware of this catchphrase and recognize it as one of his signature identities.

• When a friend or colleague is having a hard time, you can encourage them by saying "Him-eul Naeyo Syupeopawol!"
• In the program 'Real Men,' there was a scene where other trainees cheered on trainee Kim Young-chul by shouting "Him-eul Naeyo Syupeopawol~" when he was struggling.
• Kim Young-chul himself used this catchphrase in commercials he appeared in to convey a positive image.

• It was also adapted and used in campaigns encouraging election participation, such as "Vote, Syupeopawol^^".

Since 'Him-eul Naeyo Syupeopawol' originated as an unexpected comedic outburst, using it inappropriately might make it seem a bit odd or awkward. It can be particularly effective when used with Kim Young-chul's characteristic exaggerated intonation, so it's best to consider the context and atmosphere when using it.