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Shinggi banggi bboong bboong banggi 

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 make ridiculous words."
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Shinggi Banggi Bboong Bboong Banggi 

Like Hoshi Blueprint states in the other definition:
"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). "
Yes, shinggi bonggi may be preexisting words, but Jeonghan created the PHRASE, hence the "word play... few random Korean words". He came up with the phrase and asked CARAT's to make it popular and eventually it blew up. So stop being mad 😌
"Have you heard of the famous phrase lately, Shinggi Banggi Bboong Bboong Banggi?"

신기방기 뿡뿡방기 (shingibanggi bboong bboong banggi) 

“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) “.
Jeonghan says “신기방기 뿡뿡방기 (shingibanggi bboong bboong banggi) “

it’s a word that can be used in various situations.

shingi bbangi bboong bboong bangi 

In Korean it means cool fart fart noise fart noise fart, but made up by SVT's Jeonghan. It is a made-up string of random korean words.
Shingi bbangi bboong bboong bangi!
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