[All] Actual photo of convenience store food that became the origin of the word <Changryeol>

Cheap: A product or condition in which the quantity or quality is so poor compared to the price that it is not worth its price.

It's not yet listed in the Korean dictionary, but it seems to be one of the words we use a lot on the Internet.

But I don't really know the origin of this word, so I'll write it down for fun.

In 2009, the instant food called 'Kim Chang-ryeol's Food Truck' sold at convenience stores had an absurdly small quantity compared to its price.

It became a hot topic in internet communities because it was inferior in both appearance and taste.

The 'Kim Chang-ryeol's Food Truck' series is said to have poor content despite its expensive price and flashy packaging.

They say that posting the article was the starting point.

They say that in 2009, a pack containing 5-6 pieces of sundae was sold for 8,000 won.

Even considering inflation, it would be a shame even by 2020 standards.

That's what it sold for in 2009

They say that they can only say that he sold his conscience.

This is said to have been sold for 7,000 won in 2009.

I was also looking around a convenience store at night in 2009 to see if there was anything I could eat for a late-night snack.

I remember putting it down right after seeing the price of the Changryeol Food Truck series.

Later, as the word 'Changryeol' became popular,

DJ DOC's Kim Chang-ryeol only lent his portrait rights at the time, but such a bad product came out.

He filed a 100 million won lawsuit against the company, claiming that his reputation was seriously damaged...

The judge ruled that Kim Chang-ryeol's own behavior also contributed to the formation of this image, and he lost the case.

In the end, Kim Chang-yeol changed his name to 'Kim Chang-yeol'...