Psy

Psy already made history with his new video for 'Gentleman,' and even though he makes it look easy, that doesn't mean the viral K-Pop superstar didn't put in a slew of work on the single and its promo. The man busts his butt -- and he's not always happy about it.

Korean pop sensation PSY released his new video for 'Gentleman' on Saturday. As of right now, not even 4 days later, the video has been seen more than 101-million times. Wow. Now comes the big question from everyone who isn't fluent in Korean; what the heck is the song about?

Psy prides himself on "dressing classy and dancing cheesy," but he's not too classy in his new video for 'Gentleman.' He's actually a bit of a prankster -- and a jerk! But it's all in good fun.

Psy is coming back with a vengeance! The 'Gangnam Style' star will release the followup to his viral hit titled 'Gentleman,' on April 12!

Just in case you were sick of the inescapable Psy hit 'Gangnam Style,' don't worry -- he is, too. As a matter of fact, the South Korean sensation closed the book on the 'Gangnam' phenomenon for 2013 at last night's 'New Year's Rockin' Eve' performance!

President Obama watched Psy perform at the 'Christmas in Washington' charity concert on Sunday night and shook hands with the South Korean pop star, despite the controversy surrounding his 2004 performance of a song that called for killing “Yankees” in Iraq.

The fact that K-Pop sensation Psy, who shot to fame as a YouTube sensation, closed the 40th anniversary edition of the American Music Awards tonight (Nov. 18) with his viral smash 'Gangnam Style' was indicative of the times we live in. The AMAs may be four decades old, but they change with the times and are certainly embracing the digital age.

- Kelly Clarkson and Psy have been added to the stellar 2012 American Music Awards performance lineup. Also newly slated to hit the stage are Carly Rae Jepsen, the Wanted, Swizz Beatz, Chris Brown and Ludacris. Sounds like a party to us...

If you haven't heard of PSY or his internet sensation 'Gangnam Style,' you obviously have not been in-tune with anything related to pop-culture (not that that is a bad thing). He's been on Today, Good Morning America, Ellen, Saturday Night Live, Jimmy Kimmel, and right now his song has over 432-million views on YouTube along with thousands of covers, parodies, and lib-dubs of the song. But what the heck does 'Gangnam Style' mean?

Psy is easily one of the most famous people to ever make a YouTube video. From Britney Spears, to Ellen, and now Ryan Seacrest, he's been bringing his 'Gangnam Style' dance and video to anyone he'll watch.

Psy brought down the house on Friday morning (Sept. 14), when he performed his massive hit 'Gangnam Style' on 'TODAY,' complete with his signature dance moves.