Why are there so many swearing words in JJALTOON's barrage?

"Siba Malao" and "Shake it" are actually homophones of swearing in Korean, which come from Korean variety shows.

West eight's old horse is somewhat similar to our "Cao". This is an easy word to blurt out. At the climax of the plot or some conflicting parts, "JJALTOON" always sends a few dirty words to the audience without saying a word. This is not to encourage everyone to "spit incense."

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Stripping away the appearance of "hahaha", we can find that this animation featuring sand sculpture has a very bitter irony on many social and life problems. Just like a lot of people are watching Simpson or Ma Mian, if they are not careful, they seem to be involved.

For example, in the episode of Cousin, the animation presents us with a question-and-answer war between holidays and relatives at the beginning. All kinds of familiar hot and cold taunts and doubts are pouring in.

That's not enough. After that, there will always be a terrible bear Haizi brought by relatives. He will kill you and your collection. But in JJALTOON's story, the ending of a doll is also hidden, which is really terrible.