A
Korean soccer cheer, borrowing elements from other
cheers around the world, namely "
Ole!" from
Spanish and the "
Oi!" part from
Aussie Aussie Aussie! Oi oi oi!, or possibly from somewhere else (I'm sure plenty of people use "
Oi!").
"Seung" means "victory," while "Pil Seung" (aspirated P) means something like "certain victory." The song is pretty simple. I don't know enough about music to accurately describe the tune, but the words are:
"Oh~~ Pil Seung Ko-re-a
Oh~~ Pil Seung Ko-re-a
Oh~~ Pil Seung Ko-re-a
Oh ole ole! Oi oi oi!"
(repeat)
Korean pop star Yoon Do Hyun did an immensely successful K-pop version of this song during the 2002 World Cup. I don't even want to know how many billion Won he made from that.