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Meme Name: Kwak Cheol-yong (Kim Eung-soo) Catchphrases

• Kwak Cheol-yong: Pronounced roughly as "Gwahk Chul-yong"
• Kim Eung-soo: Pronounced roughly as "Kim Ung-soo"

The catchphrases related to Kwak Cheol-yong originated from the iconic lines of the character Kwak Cheol-yong in the movie 'Tazza' (2006). Although these lines were already famous when the movie was released, they experienced a surge in popularity as internet memes starting in late 2019. This resurgence was fueled by actor Kim Eung-soo's appearances on various broadcast programs and commercials, leading to phrases like "Bet more and double it!" and "Did Mapo Bridge collapse, you bastard?" gaining explosive traction as memes.

This meme utilizes the lines that showcase Kwak Cheol-yong's unique charisma, bravado, and unexpectedly human side from the movie 'Tazza'. They are primarily used to express various emotions in an exaggerated way, such as confidence, anger, or a sense of futility, or as metaphorical expressions for specific situations. Kwak Cheol-yong's lines go beyond mere gangster talk, often being applied to life insights or witty situational comedy, thereby gaining broad appeal.

The Kwak Cheol-yong meme is particularly popular among those in their 20s to 40s and older who have watched the movie 'Tazza'. However, due to actor Kim Eung-soo's active appearances and the widespread dissemination of the meme, it has become widely known even to younger generations who haven't seen the movie, leading to its use across all age groups. Kwak Cheol-yong's unique humor and lines, which are well-suited for situational comedy, resonate with both men and women, leading to its broad consumption.

• "Bet more and double it!" (Used when confidently making a bigger bet or demanding something greater in response to a proposal.)
• "Did Mapo Bridge collapse, you bastard?" (Used to sarcastically criticize someone who only complains instead of solving a problem, or to express frustration with someone asking an obvious question.)
• "Hwa-ran, I have a pure heart too. If you trample on my pure heart like this, then I'll become a gangster!" (Used to express exaggerated anger or disappointment when one's sincerity is ignored or hurt.)
• "There's a traitor among us. That's my conclusion. Where's my money? Oh, you don't know, do you?" (Used to create a situation where a traitor is being sought out, or to interrogate someone when something important has gone missing.)

Some lines included in the Kwak Cheol-yong meme contain rough language or expletives. Therefore, caution is advised when using them in formal settings, situations requiring politeness, or conversations with people unfamiliar with the meme.