A character from danganropaV3 that has really good character development. Also has a really bad past that nobody cares about and just assumes things about korekiyo.
Person 1: korekiyo shingucci is my favorite danganropa character!
Person 2: Same! It sucks to see people calling him creepy :(
A phrase made by k-pop boyband Seventeen's Jeonghan. It's a word play that consists of a few random korean words that sounds funny (바기바기 차덜 바기 신기방기 뿡뿡방기). This phrase was nominated as k-idol meme of the year award. Several k-pop idols such as Stray Kids, Loona, TXT, Enhypen and more has used this phrase. It even got to be featured in several k-pop reality shows and it is popular among knets.
*fans comments*
"Shinggi banggi bboong bboong banggi..? Wahh kids these days love to makeridiculouswords."
The most realistic name for a dolphin. Based on the fact that dolphins are complete and utter cunts who know something that we don't but are clever enough to let us know they know something without actually telling us.
In land terms the only thing as cunty as a dolphin is Teddy Sheringham, ex-Spurs footballer.
Dolphins are the Sheringhams of the water, therefore 'Water Sheringhams'.
Look at that Bottlenosed Water Sheringham herding that unfortunate swimmer out to sea where they will be eaten by sharks.
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How can we sink that enemy submarine? I know, let's strap a bomb to a Water Sheringham and teach it to explode when they get close enough.
“신기방기 뿡뿡방기 (shingibanggi bboong bboong banggi) ” is made by Jeonghan from group SEVENTEEN. It is based on Jeonghan’s comment on Weverse, and seems to come from the meaning of “싱기 방기 (very mysterious)”.
“싱기 방기” seems to be a word often used by young people, emphasizing “신기 하다 (mysterious)”.
Then, Jeonghan arranged “싱기 방기” to make “신기방기 뿡뿡방기 (shingibanggi bboong bboong banggi) “.
Nonexistent points given when one hits things with their car.
Although not directly mentioned, the term was created from the character Shingo in Initial D that races dirty and likes to tap cars on purpose to get them off balance, often resulting in spinouts or worse.