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
PLUS TRANSLATION DESK
The translation for this language is already current and reviewed.
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.
PLUS USE KIT
A use kit for this meme
Explain to a friend
Hong Myung-bo, Get Out!: '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.
Post caption
Plus turns this meme's meaning and usage signals into text you can actually send.
Safety check
Plus turns this meme's meaning and usage signals into text you can actually send.