PSY has a cure for your Gangnam Style hangover.
The singer has teamed with Snoop Dogg for a booty-shaking, alcohol-laden music video for the new track "Hangover," which features the unexpected friends partying it up in South Korea.
Summer might not officially begin until June 21, but unofficially, the hottest season of the year is here. Bathing suits, sunscreen, and the beach are all calling our names.
You know what else this season needs? More... MUSIC. Songs of summer, to be exact.
On the night the Dancing With the Stars winner was crowned, the show likely saw its most perplexing live performance in 16 seasons on ABC.
Then again, would you expect anything less from this man?
This video is from earlier this month, but hasn't lost any of its appeal since. When Kelly Ripa and the mad PSY-entist of YouTube join forces? Gold.
The Korean rapper posted a video of himself giving Ripa and co-host Michael Strahan tips on how to do his signature move, and the clip quickly went viral.
PSY and Tracy Morgan engaged in the briefest of dance-offs last night at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards before Chris Brown took the MGM Grand stage.
Morgan, the host of the mega-music event, appeared on stage in a yellow suit, black hat and sunglasses and urged PSY to participate in a dance battle.
PSY performed on the Today show this morning, treating the crowd to a live rendition of "Gentleman" and teaching Matt Lauer the moves to his new hit.
The last part was pretty awkward.
While PSY "Gentleman" lyrics give you little idea what the song is even about, the Korean rapper is clearly doing something right with his new hit song.
First, it set the new high water mark for YouTube views on the day of its debut and surpassed 100 million in less than a week. Now he's added a new record:
One South Korean TV network is not a big fan of PSY's "Gentleman" music video.
Because of the rapper's abuse of traffic cones. Didn't see that coming, did you?
"Gentleman," PSY's follow-up to "Gangnam Style," has already made history.
The South Korean rapper's video already has 110 million views on YouTube, 18.9 of which came in its first day of release, shattering the previous record.
PSY is back with another hit single.
While the PSY "Gentleman" music video is hilarious (and not cheaply produced), the lyrics are mostly in Korean and thus incomprehensible to many fans.
PSY is back with a new song, signature dance and funny music video.
We can pretty much guarantee lightning won't strike twice for the Korean pop star, but "Gentleman" could still be successful as a follow-up to "Gangnam Style."
The Korean phenomenon is back, baby!
That's South Korea, Dennis Rodman.
PSY will probably never top 2012's "Gangnam Style" as long as he lives, but he certainly knows how to get his new single the most exposure he can.
The Korean rapper/K-pop entertainer’s dance tune - maybe you heard it - has garnered over 2 billion views on YouTube, the most of any video. Ever.
NBA Hall of Famer slash cross-dressing wild man Dennis Rodman is in North Korea filming a basketball documentary of some kind. That's crazy enough.
Leave it to The Worm to give us even more fodder, however.
Yesterday was PSY's 35th birthday, and one the Korean rapper will never forget.
As December 31 drew to a close, PSY and special guest Hammer reprised their epic American Music Awards performance with another joint effort in Times Square.
Park Jae-sang, better known as PSY, turns 35 today.
Happy birthday to the "Gangnam Style" performer!
PSY, President Obama. President Obama, PSY.
In the spirit of the holidays, the Washington establishment appears to have forgiven the "Gangam Style" sensation for his controversial 2004 anti-American rap.
"Gangnam Style" rapper PSY is in hot water over anti-American statements and lyrics he belted out at a 2004 anti-war protest concert came to light.
Among the incendiary lyrics: "Kill those f--king Yankees who have been torturing Iraqi captives / Kill those f--king Yankees who ordered them to torture."
