어디야 넌 어디야 집이야 난 택시야

Uh-dee-yah Nuhn Uh-dee-yah Jee-pee-yah Nahn Tek-see-yah

This meme began to gain traction in 2017 when parts of the lyrics from IU and Oh Hyuk's duet song 'Can't Love You Anymore' were released. It has recently seen a resurgence, gaining renewed attention, especially with the 'Banban Challenge' in 2026, and is actively used online.

'Where are you, where are you, I'm home, I'm in a taxi' is a line from the lyrics of IU and Oh Hyuk's duet song 'Can't Love You Anymore'. The song depicts the honest and dry conversations of a couple experiencing a rut in their relationship. This particular line is used as a symbolic phrase to express a drifting feeling, a lack of focus on each other, or indifference. It implies a sense of estrangement or awkwardness in a relationship, often by giving an unexpected or indifferent answer to a partner's question.

Primarily used by young people, from late teens to their 30s. It is widely popular among both men and women who have dating experience or can empathize with romantic feelings. As it spread through online challenges, it is now humorously used by people of various age groups.

• Usage Examples

* A: "Where are you, where are you?" * B: "I'm home, I'm in a taxi." (Used when responding to someone's question in an unexpected or indifferent way to express disinterest.) * It is also playfully used when asking for each other's location while arranging to meet a friend.

• Considerations

Since this meme originated from a conversation between a couple experiencing a rut, using it seriously with a real partner or in a close relationship could hurt the other person or cause misunderstandings. It is appropriate to use it in lighthearted and humorous situations, or in contexts that satirize relationship breakdowns or indifference.