Hong Myung-bo, Get Out!
Original Korean title
홍명보 나가
'Hong Myung-bo, Get Out!' is a mocking chant directed at national team manager Hong Myung-bo after Korea's 2026 World Cup group-stage exit.
Originated around 2026Last updated: August 4, 2026
What does it mean?
After Korea was eliminated in the group stage of the 2026 World Cup in June 2026, a clip of former national goalkeeper Kim Young-kwang shouting 'Hong Myung-bo, get out!' at the airport went viral and turned into a catchphrase. Angry football fans chanted the same line when the manager returned home, and it spread across social media and online communities. The meme carries a strong current of criticism directed at the manager personally.
Where did it start?
Started from Kim Young-kwang's airport remarks after Korea's group-stage exit at the 2026 World Cup.
How is it used?
Used in sports news and football communities in the context of criticizing a manager.
By context
- On public social media
- Context matters
- At work
- Context matters
- With family
- Context matters
- With friends
- Generally safe to use
What should I be careful about?
Directed at a specific individual, so excessive mockery should be avoided.