South Korean pop star Psy — who made it big in America with his hit single, “Gangnam Style” — learned the hard way that “a fish gets caught by opening its mouth.” So what’s a pop singer — who was already been taken to task for singing an anti-American song years ago — supposed to do when asked about heavy subjects like war and politics? Talk about how he wants his brothers to the north to share his music’s “fun and happiness,” naturally.
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Before his performance in Seoul — South Korea’s capital — the super smiley star spoke in a news conference about the controversy going on between the two countries, calling it a “tragedy,” reports USA Today. The 35-year-old rapper — whose 2012 hit is still the most watched YouTube video in history — was more interested in talking about his new single, “Gentleman,” which he performed in front of a crowd of 50,000 screaming fans.
Check out the official video that premiered today and tell us in the comments section if you think it’s worth screaming about.
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