There is very little english besides 'Sexy Lady', but that doesn't take away from how epic it is.

It's one of the funniest most entertaining music videos I've ever seen, with a very unqiue fast paced blend of rapping over an electronic music. That is insane, but not nearly as insane as the video itself. and at the time I'm posting it, has over 185 million views, and got uploaded July 15th. Given their YouTube cred, it's no surprise that they've come up with a jumpsuit-clad take on Psy's hit.Alright so I just saw the video above. 'Inmate Gangnam Style'The Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center- an unconventional prison in the Philippines that uses large-scale choreographed dance routines to rehabilitate its inmates - has already gone viral once before, with a version of Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' that has earned than 50 million views.

The video's highlight comes when a tuxedo-sporting Hibbert joins the group and leads them in the rest of the dance, standing in as a surprisingly credible Psy surrogate. The video begins with just a single woman performing, but she's quickly joined by a group of dancers that includes two morphsuit-clad dancers and a little girl. 'Hibbert Gangnam Style'Indiana Pacers fans got an unexpected treat when star center Roy Hibbert led a flash mob rendition of 'Gangnam Style' in the state's Circle Centre Mall. Here, a look at the 11 best fan parodies of 'Gangnam Style':ġ.

And as with any viral video, Psy's smash hit has also inspired a slew of YouTube parodies. His viral music video 'Gangnam Style' was originally intended as a satire of a small neighborhood in Seoul renowned for its wealth, with Psy playing a 'clownish caricature of a Gangnam man.' But the video, in which Psy showcases his 'crazy horse-riding dance' and croons catchily (watch Psy's original clip below), has catapulted him to American fame, leading to a performance of 'Gangnam Style' alongside Britney Spears on Ellen, and a cameo on Saturday Night Live's season premiere.

Move over, Carly Rae Jepsen: The fall's biggest musical earworm belongs to South Korean rapper Park Jae-sang - or, as he's more commonly known, Psy.

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