아.. 저 자존심 상합니다, 저 싸움 잘합니다!! - 신종령

The meme "'Ah.. my pride is hurt, I'm good at fighting!!~'" is a popular phrase that originated from comedian Shin Jong-ryeong's interview regarding an assault case.

Ah... juh jah-jone-shim sahng-hahm-nee-dah, juh ssah-oom jahl-hahm-nee-dah!! (Shin Jong-ryeong)

This meme began to gain public attention in September 2017, when comedian Shin Jong-ryeong made the statement during a broadcast interview after his second assault incident. Later, when he started personal broadcasting on AfreecaTV in 2019, viewers frequently used this phrase in the chat, causing it to trend again.

This meme originated from comedian Shin Jong-ryeong's statement, "Ah~ my pride is hurt, I'm good at fighting~!!" during an interview after an assault incident in 2017. At the time, despite being the assailant, he appeared to justify his actions and blame the victim. His remarks, such as "If I had hit him with my fist, his teeth should have broken and something should have fractured, but he only got a nosebleed. I hit him six times with my fist, and only a nosebleed?! Ah~ my pride is hurt, I'm good at fighting~!!", greatly shocked the public. Therefore, this meme is primarily used to mock or satirize situations where someone refuses to admit their fault and instead gets angry in a "pot calling the kettle black" manner, or when there is excessive bluffing and self-justification.

It is primarily used by people of all ages who are familiar with internet culture, such as internet community users and online broadcast viewers. Especially among those interested in celebrity-related issues or social controversies, the context of this meme is well understood and utilized.

• When someone refuses to admit their mistake and acts stubbornly, people might comment, "Ah.. my pride is hurt, I'm good at fighting!!" to mock them.
• In games or sports, this meme is used to satirize situations where someone shows excessive confidence despite lacking skill, or makes unnecessary excuses after a loss.
• On Shin Jong-ryeong's AfreecaTV broadcasts, viewers would often post this phrase in the chat or ask him, "Are you good at fighting?", which became a meme in itself.

Since this meme originated from the negative context of comedian Shin Jong-ryeong's assault case, caution is required when using it. As it is a statement related to an act of violence, it may cause offense or appear inappropriate depending on the situation and audience. It should especially be avoided in actual violent situations or serious arguments.