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 With the release of Psy’s new song “Gentleman”, there are diverse opinions about it. Here were some of the positive reactions expressed on April 12: “It’s a cleverly done piece.” “It’s certainly more targeted at the global market than ‘Gangnam Style.’” “It’s addictive, like ‘Gangnam Style,’ yet classy as well.” “I became addicted to it after listening to it only twice. I’ve just kept listening to it.” Negative reactions included: “It won’t have a big impact.” “This song contains too many different things, which makes it chaotic.” “It doesn’t live up to the standard of ‘Gangnam Style.’” “Some of the lyrics sound like cursing.”

“Gentleman” was released in 119 countries of the world at midnight local time. The song starts with Psy’s low murmuring voice with an electronic sound and a somewhat slow beat. Overall, the song is slower than “Gangnam Style,” and it has witty lyrics mixed with dialect and slang.

Yoo Gun Hyung, who composed “Gangnam Style,” played a role as a composer again, and Jo Su Hyun directed a music video, just as he did for “Gangnam Style.” Lee Ju Sun, the head of the choreography team, took a dance part in this performance.

Psy is going to hold a solo concert titled Happening, at the Seoul World Cup Stadium starting at 6:30 p.m. on April 13.

Among the three terrestrial television broadcasting networks, KBS has deemed the music video of Psy’s “Gentleman” unfit for showing on public television. A staffer from KBS told to TV Report, “As a result of deliberations in the third week of April, the music video of ‘Gentleman’ has been banned from broadcasting because it contains a scene in which public facilities are damaged.” In the scene in question, Psy kicks a traffic cone. KBS says, “If Psy edits the scene and resubmits the video, we can reconsider.”

Unlike KBS, SBS approved the video for ages 12 and above. MBC, which has not passed judgment yet, reports, “Psy has not submitted a final edited version to us yet.”

The “Gentleman” video was released at 9:00 p.m. on April 13 and recorded 100,000,000 views on YouTube within 80 hours.

On April 17, the Billboard Chart’s magazine, Billboard Biz, reported that “Gentleman,” the latest song by Psy (Park Jae Sang, 36), has entered the Hot 100 an the Billboard Chart at 12th place. Just two days after the song was released on the 13th of April, the number of streaming hits has reached 8.6 million, making the song the most streamed song.

This breaks the record of his previous hit song “Gangnam Style,” which reached 64th place at the time the song was released. This makes Psy the first Korean singer to get two songs on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart.

Since the release of the music video of “Gentleman” on April 13 at 9:00 p.m. (Korean time), the song has attracted over 128 million views on YouTube. Psy is the first to attract one hundred million in the shortest time. It appears that the power of “Gentleman” will continue for a while.

The sound source of “Gentleman” as well as the music video is gaining popularity globally. The sound source that has been released in 119 countries of the world and has ranked at the top on iTunes Top Singles Charts in 43 countries, including Argentina, Belgian, Chile, Finland, Greece, Macau, Russia, and Switzerland.

A cartoon biography of Psy, released on May 1 by the well-known U.S. cartoon publisher Blue Water Comics, is attracting considerable attention. This cartoon biography is part of the publisher’s “Fame” series, which is based on the stories of world-class celebrities, including soccer player David Beckham, Lady Gaga, and Justin Bieber.

The comic about Psy begins with this sentence: “Has he fallen from the sky? Has he risen from the earth?” It includes vivid stories of incidents in the star’s life, including the marijuana incident that he was once involved in, the event when he taught the horse dance to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, and the performance he did for U.S. President Barack Obama.

On May 6 at 10:00 world star Psy (Park Jae Sang) tweeted a picture taken during his appearance on the American popular talk show Live! with Kelly and Michael. In the picture, Psy is seen doing the dances from his “Gentleman” video with Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos. They got a lot of laughs as Psy taught them how to do the “arrogant dance” and the “crab dance” from “Gentleman.”

Psy is promoting his new song in the U.S. He will give a special speech at Tsai Auditorium, Harvard University, on May 9. On the 7th of June, Psy is scheduled to visit Russia and perform “Gentleman” at the MUZ-TV Music Awards at Moscow Olympic Stadium.