memedics

Originally an honorific for legendary StarCraft pro gamers. Evolved into the suffix "-jwa," attached to anyone's name to praise them as the undisputed master of something.

A legend among legends; the ultimate compliment, as in "이건 레오레다" ("this is the legend of legends").

Transliteration of "born to be"; a compliment meaning someone was naturally destined for a role, as in "걔는 본투비 리더야" ("she's born to be a leader").

A hyperbolic expression for loving something so much you'd figuratively grind it into a smoothie and drink it — total, obsessive devotion.

Shortened from "legend-euro no peace-euro" ("legendary, therefore no peace") — an over-the-top compliment implying someone is so legendary that peace is impossible.

Praise for a channel or creator who's consistently great at making content — like calling a restaurant a "food hotspot," but for content.

Someone skilled at everything — originally used for idols who could sing, dance, and act, now applied generally as praise for versatile people.

Originally baseball terminology for induction into the Hall of Fame, extended as a meme to mean reaching legendary status in any field.

"Greatest Of All Time." An English acronym meme used to declare someone or something the best ever. In Korea it's used interchangeably with the native slang "gat-ya" (god-tier).

Short for a vulgar intensifier plus "handsome/pretty" — the superlative form of complimenting someone's looks.

Means amazing or incredible; sometimes doubled up as "jjeonda jjeol-eo" for extra emphasis.

Gukbap (rice-and-soup) is warm, filling comfort food — used to praise content or people as reliably solid and trustworthy, as in "this is gukbap."

Dialect-flavored slang praising someone's tall, well-proportioned figure — often used to compliment celebrities' physiques.

A blend of "God" and "wanbyeok" (perfect) — praise meaning something is perfect on a godly level.

An exclamation for someone at peak performance or condition; it started in soccer commentary and spread to every field.