The video for PSY'S "Gangnam Style" follow-up, "Gentleman," has set a new YouTube record for a music video. It was posted on Saturday, and watched 18.9 million times in its first day online. The previous record for first-day views...Continue
Eight years ago, in 2004, Psy, who gave us "Gangnam Style," performed a brutal anti-American song called "Dear Americans," which featured the lyric: "Kill those [effing] Yankees." He was protesting the U.S.'s involvement in Iraq, and...Continue
Korean superstar Psy does not have a problem with an L.A. restaurant, which has named itself "Gangnam Style" after his song. The restaurant used to be called Soju Town, but it reopened a few months ago under the name Gangnam Style. They...Continue
If "Time" magazine's list of possible Person of the Year candidates is any indication, then words might fail us. This year's honoree could end up being E.L. James, who wrote "50 Shades of Grey," or PSY, the guy responsible for "Gangnam...Continue
Korean superstar PSY has taken Justin Bieber down. On Saturday, his "Gangnam Style" video surpassed Justin's "Baby" video to become the most-watched YouTube video of ALL TIME. As of late last night, "Gangnam Style" had over...Continue
If that dude PSY who cursed (blessed?) us all with "Gangnam Style" ever met Wolverine from the X-Men, we would expect Psy to end up in a million tiny, little pieces. But in real life, Wolverine is played by Hugh Jackman, and Hugh Jackman...Continue
Despite maybe all of 1% of the U.S. population being able to discern what's actually being said, PSY's "Gangnam Style" has taken the states by storm. And now we're experiencing the bonus side effect: the mash-up. "Call Me Maybe," meet...Continue
