Psy pokes fun at his academic record in Harvard speech
The artist behind 'Gangnam Style' has joked about his less-than-stellar academic record in a speech to students at Harvard University.
The artist behind 'Gangnam Style' has joked about his less-than-stellar academic record in a speech to students at Harvard University.
Move over Gangnam Style, there is a new viral video in town and it is called the Harlem Shake.
A video of a little girl dancing madly to Gangnam Style has gone viral online, gaining hundreds of thousands of hits in a few hours.
The artist behind 'Gangnam Style' has joked about his less-than-stellar academic record in a speech to students at Harvard University.
Read the full storyThe official video for South Korean rapper Psy's new single has been unveiled, following his global smash Gangnam Style.
The 35-year-old performed his latest single Gentleman at a stadium concert today, which was being streamed live on YouTube.
Watch Psy's launch of his new single.
The single became available online on Friday at midnight in a rolling release across 119 countries.
Move over Gangnam Style, there is a new viral video in town and it is called the Harlem Shake.
Read the full story
A video of a little girl dancing madly to Gangnam Style has gone viral online, gaining hundreds of thousands of hits in a few hours.
Read the full story
Britain's Got Talent winner Pudsey has stolen the show at the National Television Awards with his Gangnam Style.
Read the full storyTwo teenagers from Norwich have become internet sensations after posting a spoof version of the hit song 'Gangnam Style' on YouTube.
Wyll James and Mateo Jarvis, who are both 16, filmed a video - called Norfolk Style - which makes a joke of local stereotypes often associated with the county. In just five days, the video has been viewed more than 260,000 times around the world.
The South Korean Dance track Gangnam Style posted online in July has become the first video to hit one billion views.
Psy, who's real name is Park Jae Sang, rise to prominence has been sudden across Europe, but not in South Korea where he had already released six albums.
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British troops based in Afghanistan have released their version of the 'Gangnam Style' hit song to raise money for charity.
Read the full storyThe rapper behind the record breaking viral hit Gangnam Style has apologised for previous concerts which featured anti-American lyrics.
As he prepared for a performance to be attended by US President Barack Obama and his family, Psy issued the apology as reports surfaced in the US about two performances 2004 which were critical of the US military.
– Rapper and pop singer Psy statementWhile I'm grateful for the freedom to express one's self, I've learned there are limits to what language is appropriate and I'm deeply sorry for how these lyrics could be interpreted
I will forever be sorry for any pain I have caused by those words
In one performance, which Psy said was from eight years ago, the rapper protested the deaths of two teenage South Korean girls who were run over by a US tank stationed in the country.
Korean pop sensation Psy won Song of the Year at a K-pop award ceremony in Hong Kong today, saying his record of 850 million YouTube views for his "Gangnam Style" is a "miracle".
"Usually in this period I'm doing a concert in Korea but now I'm travelling over and over again right now.
"I'm happy. I was happy yesterday, I'm happy today, and I will be happy tomorrow. I'm living a dream right now."