Comments on: North Korean Situation “A Tragedy,” Psy Says Before Performing His Newest Single, “Gentleman”

By: Crabzilla Crab Killa

Crabzilla Crab Killa — Tue, 16 Apr 2013 07:50:10 +0000

Psy’s an entertainer, he’s not an artist. Don’t confuse the two!

I think making music for music’s sake went out sometime in the 1970s. But I could be wrong?

By: King Baeksu

King Baeksu — Mon, 15 Apr 2013 10:04:21 +0000

“‘It’s a tragedy. We are the only countries divided right now,’ Psy said somberly.”

Um, really? I can think of several others. Shamrock Style, anyone?

What’s truly tragic is self-pitying Korean myopia.

By: Gay Chevara

Gay Chevara — Mon, 15 Apr 2013 09:38:06 +0000

I expect I will hear this from now until the end of summer.

Little korean fag cunt.

By: Jonathan Alpart

Jonathan Alpart — Mon, 15 Apr 2013 08:36:10 +0000

I guess I’m the first to comment? My first reaction to the song itself without watching the video was that it was structurally the exact same song as Gangnam Style, which is pretty disappointing. Obviously GS wasn’t a breakthrough in music, but you’d hope this guy would try to prove all the success he had by trying to step it up, but he just went with the exact same formula.

The video seems to follow the same line of thinking, although it was pretty entertaining watching PSY pull pranks on all those girls. Maybe we’ll see some kind of copycat action going on with bros all over the world if this video has a fraction of the success that GS did.

The dance was awful. I’m not even sure what it was. Thinking hard about something? Definitely not as visual, or as fun, as the invisible horse dance.

Not sure what PSY’s play is here. Is he poking fun at his own success? The song and the video almost seems like a parody of himself. Either it’s a embarrassing attempt at a follow up of Gangnam Style, or hopefully PSY is playing a joke on all of us and laughing his way to the bank?