Kim Soo-yong Challenges Neologism Mock Exam... Correctly Answers 11 Out of 18 Questions, From 'Eok-kka' to 'Seol-cham'
Broadcaster Kim Soo-yong took a "Neologism Meme Mock Exam" to test his knowledge of recent slang, scoring 11 out of 18 questions correct.
Broadcaster Kim Soo-yong took a 'Neologism Meme Mock Exam' to guess recently trending neologisms. In the video uploaded to the YouTube channel 'Sixth Sense Kim Soo-yong', Kim Soo-yong appeared in a student concept wearing a school uniform and challenged various neologism questions.
"I know 'Eok-kka', but what about 'Chu-geum-i'?"... Kim Soo-yong struggles with neologism quiz
In the video, Kim Soo-yong showed various reactions while solving 18 neologism items. He had a light start by correctly guessing the meaning of 'Eok-kka', which means 'forcibly criticizing someone without any particular reason', but he experienced confusion in the subsequent questions. In particular, when asked the meaning of 'Chu-geum-i', which means 'the beauty one pursues (pursued beauty)', he expressed difficulty, saying, "I know it, I know it, but I can't explain it."
Additionally, in a neologism question with a self-deprecating meaning about not having money to buy the expensive obesity treatment 'Mounjaro', he mentioned 'Ma-heun-ja-ro' and others, but failed to guess the correct answer, 'Gae-teol-ja-ro'. In a question related to SNS recipes, he answered banana, milk, and pepper as ingredients and got the answer right. When asked the meaning of 'Seol-cham', an abbreviation for 'refer to the explanation', he gave an eccentric answer, saying "Diarrhea endurance."
From 'Geoje Yahoo' to 'O-un-wan'... Solving various memes
In a question asking for the expression popularized by the group RESCENE's MINAMI, he correctly answered 'Geoje Yahoo'. Following this, in the 'O-un-wan' question, which means 'today's workout complete', he showed signs of struggling with the subtle differences in neologisms, confusing it with 'O-gong-wan' (today's study complete) or 'O-hel-wan' (today's gym complete) and giving the answer 'Sa-toe'.
In a neologism question related to leaving work, he classified 'Kal-toe' (leaving work exactly on time) as an old term and gave the answer 'Cutter knife leaving work'. When asked the meaning of 'Leeds at his' (prime at his/heyday), he showed confidence, saying, "It's recent. It's been my prime since I started Sixth Sense Kim Soo-yong." Finally, difficult questions followed, such as asking for the opposite meanings of 'Gam-da-sal' (sense is all alive) and 'Gam-da-dwi' (sense is all dead).
7 wrong answers out of 18 questions... "I think I'll take first place today" confidence
Kim Soo-yong achieved a score of 11 correct answers out of a total of 18 questions, getting 7 wrong. While saying, "It's hard to get this many right at this age," he expressed satisfaction, saying, "I think I'll take first place today." At the end of the video, he concluded the filming with a greeting, saying he would film many more fun contents in the future.
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