대충 드립

Daechoong Deurip (대충 드립)

"Daechoong Deurip" is pronounced roughly as "deh-choong duh-rip."

• Dae (대): Sounds like "deh" as in "deck."
• Choong (충): Sounds like "choong" as in "choon" with a soft 'g' sound at the end.
• Deu (드): Sounds like "duh" as in "duh-oh."
• Rip (립): Sounds like "rip" as in "rip off."

This meme began gaining popularity in various online communities starting in February 2019. It first appeared notably in the Hearthstone Gallery (Dolgal) and spread significantly during the process of satirizing the repeated criticism against player TtahyoNi after the Hearthstone Korea-China match. Subsequently, it rapidly disseminated to various other DC Inside galleries, including the League of Legends Gallery (Lolgal), and other online sites.

'Daechoong Deurip' is an internet meme used to satirize and mock posts with obvious or tediously repetitive themes or content, typically in the format of '(대충 한 내용)' (roughly translated as '(roughly ~ content)'). While it initially began with a critical connotation, its meaning has expanded over time. It is now used in various situations, such as wittily expressing common comment tropes, or describing a specific situation or image when it's not possible to attach an image or video. It is flexibly used to suit the situation, whether the content is positive or negative.

It is widely used among active users of online communities. It can be found across diverse internet user demographics, not limited to a specific age or gender.

This meme is utilized in various situations. For instance, when tired of repetitive arguments, it can be used like '(대충 ~누구 욕하는 글)' (roughly: '(roughly ~a post cursing someone)'). When wittily expressing common comment content, it can be used as '(대충 ~ 하라는 댓글)' (roughly: '(roughly ~a comment telling you to do something)'). Furthermore, to evoke a specific image when direct attachment is not possible, it might be used as '(대충 리암 니슨이 너 찾아내서 죽인다고 협박하는 짤)' (roughly: '(roughly ~an image of Liam Neeson threatening to find and kill you)').