How do you become the toast of Cannes? Pretend to be Psy, apparently.
After another year of big ups, a few downs, and the same old viral hits, YouTube is still the undisputed king of Internet video. Can Google keep you surfing long enough to transform YouTube without breaking it?
Get all your horse-dancing out before midnight, because PSY will be "ending" his ubiquitous earworm "Gangnam Style" before the ball drops. It just got "too popular," he told MTV News, stating the obvious.
A 46-year-old aged British man collapsed at a Christmas party over the weekend, complaining of chest pain after performing the song's dance. Eamonn Kilbride was eventually rushed to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
Something may have been lost in the original translation — including all of the explicit parts, and most of the parts about killing American soldiers.
The two met Sunday at the "Christmas in Washington" charity concert, and according to the etiquette of the conservative chattering class, the president was not supposed to shake the pop singer's hand.
Today in show business news: The "Gangnam Style" guy gets in trouble, Kevin Smith is going out on a Clerks movie, and a '90s cult classic becomes a TV series — maybe.
When perusing the just-released list of this year's Grammy nominees, you'll notice a few names are conspicuously missing, namely that of the cheerful Korean man with the pop hit of historic proportions.
Let's hope so. Psy's "Gangnam Style" music video is now the most watched video on Youtube.
While Reddit is mostly getting press for its seedier side, AMAs are still a place for the President of the United States and international pop stars and meme sensations like South Korean rapper PSY to tell us about themselves.
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Now that Gangnam Style has hit its saturation point, it's time for America's culture writers to figure out what it is about this fancy, chubby Asian man dancing around on his invisible horse that makes our hearts go soft and our legs go wild—because clearly it can't be just that this song is really, really catchy.
Every day The Atlantic Wire highlights the video clips that truly earn your five minutes (or less) of attention.
Every day The Atlantic Wire highlights the video clips that truly earn your five minutes (or less) of attention.
Every day The Atlantic Wire highlights the video clips that truly earn your five minutes (or less) of attention.
Every day The Atlantic Wire highlights the video clips that truly earn your five minutes (or less) of attention.
Americans can't get enough of PSY's bizarre hit "Gangnam Style." But, as they do with most K-Pop songs, they're hilariously mishearing its lyrics.
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