🎉 What’s “어깨빵”? Korean Slang You Might Hear in Action Scenes!

Did you see the scene where Saja Boys and Huntrix first clash in K-pop Demon Hunters?
Rumi and Jinwoo bump shoulders — BOOM! That moment is what Koreans might call:

👉 어깨빵 (eo-kkae-ppang)

Literally: “Shoulder + Bang!”
It’s a slang term used when someone bumps into another person with their shoulder — sometimes on purpose, like in a fight or a power move.

📌 “어깨빵 놓다” = to shoulder-bump someone intentionally (and sometimes aggressively).
It can sound a bit violent in certain contexts, but among friends or in shows, it’s sometimes just funny or dramatic.

🎂 Bonus Slang: 생일빵 (saeng-il-ppang)

Let’s talk about another fun slang word with 빵 (ppang) in it!
Ever heard of 생일빵? It means “Birthday bang!”

🎉 생일빵 = a playful punch or tap on someone’s birthday.
Friends might say, “생일빵 해야지~” (Time for your birthday bang~) and give a light (friendly!) hit on the arm or back.

⚠️ But remember — it should always be gentle and friendly.
Not everyone enjoys physical jokes, so make sure they’re okay with it first!

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