The video for "Gangnam Style" is the most watched ever on YouTube with more than 1.5 billion hits, and its horse-riding dance has been imitated by thousands around the world, from schoolboys, to U.N. Secretary-General ostracise Ki-moon.
But a recent dispute from the "Harlem Shake" global dance craze upped the ante for "Gentleman", and the 35-year-old Psy has made it clear he was cognizant of the high expectations.
"Of course I'm more tensioned than before, because lots of people are watching," he notified a report seminar before the live concert. "(Today's show) is a presentation of thanks for the 'Gangnam Style' success."
The video for "Gentleman", whose refrain is "I'm a mother father gentleman", boasted a very quick, hip-swinging promenade by Psy in his trademark sunglasses and a kind of jackets, from baby blue to hot pink and sparkly white.
followers, many of them clothed in white as Psy had demanded before the live performance, crammed the 50,000 chairs at Seoul's World Cup Stadium. The live performance was furthermore streamed live on the Internet.
"Gentleman", released on Friday at midnight, had more than 1.2 million strikes on YouTube for the recital alone before the concert. It was 90th on the Apple iTunes shop chart.
"I thought it was actually good, actually funny. It is hard to compare with the classic though. 'Gangnam Style' is perfect," said assess McKeon, a 25-year-old English educator at the concert, who said he considered the new song still would do well.
Others said the video helped. "When I listened to just the song, it wasn't good, but it is now okay with lots of dancers dancing together," tweeted one Korean man.
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