Bongsunga School's "Whatever, Just Roughly"
Original Korean title
봉숭아학당 그까이꺼 대충
This meme means Jang Dong-min's 2004 catchphrase as a security-guard character on Gag Concert: "whatever, just roughly."
Originated around 2004Last updated: August 4, 2026
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What does it mean?
Starting in late 2004, comedian Jang Dong-min played a security-guard character on Gag Concert's "Bongsunga School" segment, wrapping up his rants with the catchphrase "geukkaikkeo geunyang mwo dae-chung" ("whatever, just roughly") to suggest that even a tough problem could be solved with a shrug.
Where did it start?
From the security-guard character on KBS's Gag Concert segment "Bongsunga School," which aired from late November 2004 to April 2006. Jang Dong-min, who debuted in 2004 as part of KBS's 19th open-recruitment comedian class, played a security guard speaking in Chungcheong dialect who barged into class to boast before wrapping up with "whatever, just roughly!" The catchphrase made his name known to the public right at his debut and was later quoted and parodied across various broadcasts.
How is it used?
Used to brush off a difficult task lightly.
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