Humor in the Korean ad media has a number of characteristics: intentional convincing narratives centered on the receptor using laughter while providing information. At this time, the goal of advertising can be successfully achieved only by producing a patient-centered persuasive narrative because unlike the producer s purpose, it is possible that the receiver will not accept humor as a pleasure. If you don t understand the intended meaning of the receptor manufacturer s device in spite of its use of various humor, then persuasion is a failed advertisement. When the growth value of humor is set as a story in the media advertising contents, the chances of failure are reduced only when the brakes are applied to control the range. The brakes must be present within the foreseeable range of the receptor s perception and are likely to end with laughter only when twisting in the foreseeable category, i.e. unforeseen circumstances. Starting with these questions, I would suggest that the creation of humor, non-predictive categories and context-setting devices are successful story-writing discussions aimed at clarifying the focus of the persuasive interpretation of existing humor advertising storyboards.