gangnam style

It was really only a matter of time before the force of "nature" that is 'Gangnam Style' took a life. That time has come. A 46-year-old man's heart wasn't quite up to the task of horse shuffle dancing that the song requires, and he had a heart attack at his office's holiday party in Blackburn, Lancashire, England.

John Storm is a lucky man. Most people who move into a new neighborhood and promptly set up an insane Christmas light show set to 'Gangnam Style' would not be very popular. His neighbors, however, think it's kind of impressive to meet a real-life Clark Griswold. We think it's kind of impressive that his hobby requires him to use a dongle. That's sincerely Gangnam Style.

It's viral, it's everywhere.  Heck, Rick and I were even doing the Gangnam Dance to to Sleigh Bells on Friday at The Great Turkey Drop.  However, I never thought I would see something like this.

It's just never going away, is it?  Like Rebecca Black's "Friday" and Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe" before it, Psy's uber-catchy dance hit "Gangnam Style" will never leave our ear-holes, no matter how many carnivorous ear worms we insert.  Well, if we have to hear it one more time, it might as well be on an upcoming episode of 'Glee,' right?  After that, and Hall

In my mind Psy and his song "Gangnam Style" is a one-hit wonder.  However, this song has crazy viral, even more than Carley Ray Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe".  Check out the West Point Cadets and their version of "Gangnam Style".

If you’re ever questioning whether someone or something has actually made it to the big leagues, ask yourself one simple question: do grandma and grandpa know about it? If the answer is yes, then you have yourself a massive pop culture phenomenon.

Everyone wants to take a crack at ‘Gangnam Style’ these days-- Klingons, Elmo, even the US Naval Academy. But the latest person under the PSY spell isn’t out to parody the Korean star’s mega-hit. In fact, the adorable little dude is just mesmerized by it!

Psy's 'Gangnam Style' has become the latest viral sensation, and now a group of men in uniform are using the tune to help demonstrate their team spirit.