Tag: invisible horse dance

I'm Sorry/You're Welcome

OK. I swore up and down that this would be my last “Gangnam Style” post. I thought—hoped—the craze was dead. I assumed Psy’s ridiculous song was slowly making its way toward obscurity, to be revived only by lame DJs at unfun weddings. I figured talking any more about the invisible horse dance would be, well, […]

Oppa Prison Style

Guys, it’s happened: Just as we predicted, the crazily addictive “Gangnam Style” video, with its weirdly mesmerizing invisible horse dance, has become a full-on mainstream fad. Strange and wonderful tribute videos abound. (If you live under a rock and haven’t seen the original, here you go.) It’s pretty much everywhere. Including, apparently, Philippine prisons. Remember […]

This is a Thing: The Invisible Horse Dance

Have you seen the video for “Gangnam Style,” by Korean pop artist Park “Psy” Jaesang, which has blown up the internet over the past couple of weeks? Most of us have no idea what he’s rapping about—apparently the song is actually a “suprisingly subversive” commentary on wealth and class in Seoul, which is fascinating. But […]