Nuance Dictionary / Slang & Internet Culture
영고 yeong-go
Eternal imprisonment in a low competitive tier due to uncarryable teammates.
What does 영고 mean?
영고 (yeong-go) means: Eternal imprisonment in a low competitive tier due to uncarryable teammates.
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How it's actually used
- 아 또 진흙탕이야... 나 또 영고탈출 실패인가봐.
a tto jinheuk-tang-iya... na tto yeong-go-tal-chul silpae-in-gaba.
Ah, it's a mudfight again... Guess I failed to escape eternal suffering again.
💡 Combines '영고' with '탈출' (escape) to describe the failed attempt to climb out of a cursed tier. - 니가 던지지만 않았어도 내 영고는 끝났다고!
niga deonjijiman an-asseodo nae yeong-goneun kkeutnassdago!
If you hadn't thrown the game, my eternal torture would have been over!
💡 Used in chat to direct pure, unfiltered rage at the specific teammate causing your rank stagnation.
Related words in Slang & Internet Culture
영끌 yeong-kkeul영포티 yeong-po-ti아싸 a-ssa알아서 잘 딱 al-a-seo-jal-ttak알잘딱깔센 al-jal-ttak-kkal-sen