mobs within South Korea as a means of promoting South Korea's claim over the islands. The song's melody is commonly used by South Korean students as a study tool to help memorize information. In the 2019 film Parasite, an altered version of the song was sung by Choi Woo-shik and Park So-dam as a mnemonic device and would go viral as an internet meme known as the "Jessica Jingle." Neon, the film's production company, would release the jingle to fans as a ringtone. During the 2020 South Korean legislative elections, altered versions of the song were adopted as campaign songs by the United Future Party and by Song Young-gil of the Democratic Party. See also Liancourt Rocks Dokdo Volunteer Garrison References Songs about South Korea Liancourt Rocks 1982 songs South Korean songs Anti-Japanese sentiment in South Korea Foreign relations of South Korea