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  • Wednesday, August 12: First Day of School
  • Don't forget your spirit shirts on Friday
The Student News Site of Daegu International School

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The Student News Site of Daegu International School

Jets Flyover

Absurdist memes mumble nosily into the distance and into the ears of generation Z. Humor slips in between the blue and the chaos that they must battle.

The art of uncertainty

Agnew Kim, Writer and Photographer December 15, 2025

Rooted in sarcasm, Generation Z prizes what seems like incomprehensible and senseless humor. A mishmash of word play and numbers such as “skibidi toilet”, ”GOAT,“ “corecore,” and ”6-7”...

Stanley Cups sell like hotcakes thanks to social media such as TikTok.

The questionable rise of the Stanley quencher

Chloe Woo, Broadcast Journalist May 30, 2024
The ‘Stanley Quencher,’ through a calculative yet questionable roadmap to success, earned mass appeal in the U.S. over the past year. The fad soon spread globally. Look around your classrooms, and you’re bound to find a Quencher on any random desk. In the midst of the Stanley boom, my mom surprised me with my very own tumbler. Naive as any typical parent, she didn’t realize that her purchase coincided with the newest TikTok craze. But from a historical reputation of durability, to artificially high prices fueled by social media algorithms, the convenient cup’s hype furrowed the brows of outsiders. 
Jennie Tanghuru, in a newly remodeled storefront, suffers from a downward trend in tanghulu popularity. With no products on the shelves anymore, the store finally closes up shop.

Tanghulu craze crashes in Korea

Bonnie Kim, Section Editor May 23, 2024
Tanghulu rode a wave of unprecedented popularity all over the peninsula, with the peak in 2023. New ways to enjoy the craze caught on: “malatanghulu'' means to grab a stick of tanghulu after a meal of malatang, and people invented tanghulu fusion, such as macaron-stuffed tanghulu and bingsu topped with the sugar-shelled fruit. However, the main demographic that purchased the fruit candy stick, the so-called MZ generation, grew bored and slowed down spending. In reality, not as sweet as expected, the tanghulu mania devolved into a death match for mere survival. 
Catch Cash Daegu, one of the many treasure hunt accounts across the nation, typically hides prizes under stickers.

Money does grow on trees

Eugene Sung, Writer May 12, 2024
Korea’s latest social media trend revolves around scavenger hunts with monetary prizes. Viral videos on various platforms like Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok depict hidden cash under inconspicuous stickers marked with logos and sponsors. Fanatic viewers go out and search for the caches in hopes of easy money.
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