너의 xx은

"Neoui XXeun" (pronounced roughly as "Nuh-ee XX-eun")

This meme began to gain traction in early 2017, coinciding with the immense popularity of the Japanese animated film 'Your Name.' in South Korea. As the film became a box office sensation, surpassing 1 million viewers within just five days of its release, a flood of parodies utilizing its posters and trailers appeared across online communities and social media. Political satire parodies, in particular, garnered significant attention around January 2017, fueling the meme's widespread diffusion.

The 'Your XX.' meme adopts the title structure of Makoto Shinkai's animated film 'Your Name.' By replacing the word 'Name' with another noun, it creates new, often witty or satirical sentences. This parody style is used to evoke laughter or emphasize specific situations, often contrasting with the original film's emotional atmosphere. It is frequently combined with visual parodies, mimicking the format of the movie's posters or trailers.

It was widely used by young people, primarily those in their late teens to early thirties who had watched 'Your Name.' or were highly aware of the film, as well as internet users of all ages who are active in online communities and social media. It gained particular popularity among anime fans and those interested in current affairs satire.

• Your Military Service Number. (Military-related humor)

• Your PotG. (A parody of 'Play of the Game' from the game Overwatch)

• Your Seollal. (Official parody by the Republic of Korea Navy)