Gangnam Style was released by South Korean artist PSY in 2012 and became a global phenomenon after its music video spread rapidly on YouTube. Named after Seouls Gangnam district, the song satirised luxury lifestyles while its horse riding dance was copied by celebrities, sports teams and fans everywhere. It was the first YouTube video to reach one billion views and helped introduce K-pop to a much wider international audience. The chorus remains widely reused in memes, remixes and short form video edits.
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The iconic chorus hook from PSY's Gangnam Style, the viral 2012 K-pop hit people use for dance memes, party edits and funny reaction videos online.
This clip captures the instantly recognisable chorus energy of Gangnam Style, with PSY delivering the famous hook over a pounding electronic dance beat. The sound is bright, bouncy and deliberately over the top, built around a repetitive rhythm that makes the horse riding dance impossible to forget. Hearing even a few seconds triggers the choreography in most viewers minds, turning an ordinary moment into a sudden party scene. It works because the drop is familiar, joyful and slightly absurd, so audiences react before they have time to think.
