The life of the owner of the hit ‘Gangnam Style’ after nearly 10 years causing a global ‘fever’
The 44-year-old singer boasts the biggest mark of his career and isn’t under pressure to repeat that success.
Posted on YouTube on July 15, 2012, the music video for “Gangnam Style” immediately became a global hit with its addictive melody and fun “horse dance” that anyone can enjoy. can sing and dance along. This is a special feature that helps “Gangnam Style” attract more than 500 million views on YouTube after only 100 days of release and become the first YouTube video to reach 1 billion views. This song has been on the 2nd position of the “Hot 100” chart of the famous music magazine Billboard (USA) for 7 consecutive weeks, the 1st place on the US iTunes MV chart and many “terrible” records. No Korean artist has done it yet.
“Gangnam Style” brought Psy’s name to the world. The popularity gave the male singer the opportunity to stand on the same stage with “pop queen” Madonna in a concert in New York, perform in front of then US President Barack Obama, and with more than 20,000 spectators. passionately at the foot of the Eiffel Tower (Paris, France) immersed in the collective dance “Gangnam Style”. However, the success of “Gangnam Style” is also invisible, causing Psy to be pressured to create a new “fever”. The male singer said it was one of the most difficult periods in his life. He shared that everything became heavier and more difficult due to the pressure to release a similar feverish song. Psy said: “I used to be very dependent on the song… But you know, that was 10 years ago, right now I’m really free and at ease.”
Since the huge success of “Gangnam Style”, Psy has released 3 albums. The most recent is the album “Psy 9” by P NATION, the singer training and management company he founded in 2019, released this past April. Even so, Psy said “Gangnam Style” for him is still a matter of pride. “It was the biggest and greatest achievement of my life,” he said.
That was demonstrated at a concert at Korea University in Seoul this past week, when the crowd sang along to songs from Psy’s debut album from more than two decades ago, as well as on his latest album. of the male singer. Psy shared: “These days, (I say to myself): ‘Wow, man, you’re so popular. They love you!’. I am so lucky to be an artist. I am happier than ever these days.”
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