Slang, explained by the people who actually use it.

It is an abbreviation of "suddenly pops out."

Short for "not my business" — a blunt way of saying you don't care about someone else's problem. It spread through game streams around 2022.

Originally from a polite gamer sign-off ("enjoy the game"), it got shortened over time and repurposed to mean "forget it" or "get lost" — often used to shut down an absurd item-trade offer or dismiss someone outright.

Short for "anger-control disorder" — used loosely for someone who blows up over small things.

Short for "your touch is totally dead" — said when something shows zero sense or flair and falls flat. The opposite of 감다살.

"Mom's friend's son" — used for someone impossibly accomplished compared to you. The female form is "eomchindal" (mom's friend's daughter); there's also "bu-chinnam" (wife's friend's husband).

It is an abbreviation of "suddenly pops out."

기쁘거나 신날 때 외치는 감탄사로 '앗싸', '오예'와 비슷하게 쓰인다. 유튜브 영상과 숏폼 챌린지를 타고 1020 세대에 널리 퍼졌다.