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Psy has now signed with The Island Def Jam Music Group, a record label representing such acts as Mariah Carey and Justin Bieber. Its popularity has extended as far as US President Barack Obama and Ban Ki-moon, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, who can be seen performing one of the dance moves to the song in the video above.

The song has reached number one on music charts in about 30 countries. He said his intention 'was to look uncool' in the music video 'until the end. Park Jae-Sang, Psy's actual name, said 'Gangnam Style' 'never targeted foreign countries. The music video has influenced numerous parody versions, including one called 'Mitt Romney Style', which was created in the run-up to the 2012 United States presidential election. Rolling Stone put Gangnam Style at number 25 on its top 50 list of best songs for 2012 and labelled Psy as Seoul Brother Number One. 'Gangnam Style' satirises consumerist aspects of the Gangnam District of Seoul, the South Korean capital. Guinness World Records previously said about the video: 'In years past it was unthinkable that something would be viewed a hundred million times, and now Gangnam Style has achieved more than twice this figure in just three months on YouTube.' Should its daily view count average rate continue, 'Gangnam Style' could potentially pass one billion views by the start of 2013. 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 video has averaged approximately six million daily views since its upload. With approximately 5.4 million likes, 'Gangnam Style' is the most liked YouTube video ever, as recognised by Guinness World Records. The video, which now has over 816 million views since being uploaded in July, became the most watched after overtaking the music video for ' Baby', a song by Canadian singer Justin Bieber, which was placed on YouTube in 2010. The music video for ' Gangnam Style', a song by South Korean artist Psy, has become the most viewed YouTube video of all time.

The rapper recently unveiled plans for his next song in an interview with CNN, saying the lyrics would be a mix of English and Korean.UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon performing a ' Gangnam Style' dance move alongside Psy Psy meanwhile, has gone from strength to strength, gaining the ultimate showbiz accolade earlier this month by performing a mash-up of Gangnam Style with pop icon Madonna during her concert at New York's Madison Square Garden. The song has also shown impressive staying power: it is still going strong four months after it went viral on YouTube, despite calls from some commentators for the craze to finally end.

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The government has spent substantial time and money supporting the so-called Hallyu (Korean Wave) of TV shows and pop music that has swept across Asia in the past decade. South Korea sees popular culture as a potent export force, providing international exposure for a country that still feels overlooked in comparison to neighbours China and Japan. The quirky star, whose real name is Park Jae-Sang, has won adulation in his homeland for the global hit and was this month awarded one of South Korea's highest cultural honours, the Okgwan Order of Cultural Merit. It has spawned numerous tribute videos, been imitated by an impressive roster of big names, including Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei, and helped the singer land a contract with Bieber's management agency.ДЄnd the public has joined in, with tens of thousands turning out for giant flashmob performances of Psy's horse-riding dance in cities like Paris and Rome.

Psy's song, which refers to an upmarket neighbourhood in Seoul, has topped charts from Britain to Australia and has been name-checked by global notables including US President Barack Obama and UN chief Ban Ki-moon. The 34-year-old rapper has rocketed to fame since 'Gangnam Style' - in which he performs his now famous horse-riding dance - became a worldwide hit following its release in July.Д®arlier this month the song ousted Jennifer Lopez's dance hit 'On the Floor' from second place on YouTube, and on Saturday it overtook Bieber's hit. South Korean pop sensation Psy's 'Gangnam Style' on Saturday became YouTube's most-watched video of all time, registering more than 803 million views to overtake 'Baby' by Canadian heartthrob Justin Bieber.

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