♪ (punk rock music) ♪
(silence)
- Is it silent?
- I already know. Where's the audio?
- ♪ (energetic K-pop music) ♪ - Oh, there it is. There we go.
- It's fricking Psy again?
- This is the new Psy music video that just came out, right?
- (Psy) ♪ ...from my daddy ♪
- You know, this is so creepy.
- And he's a child now! This is weird. This is so weird.
- (Psy) ♪ My name is P-S-Y ♪
♪ (rapping in Korean) ♪ - This is just so weird.
- (giggling) Why? - ♪ (Psy raps in Korean) ♪
♪ Hold up, wait a minute ♪ - (snickers)
- I like him even more than I liked him before.
♪ (Psy sings in Korean) ♪
- That guy's chest hair, it slays.
- This makes less sense than Gangnam Style did.
- This reminds me of the Korean dramas my mom watches.
- ♪ How do you like me now? ♪
- (female vocals) ♪ Hey, where'd you get that body from? ♪
♪ Where'd you get that body from? ♪
- I don't want to see somebody on the toilet.
I don't want to see that.
- (Psy) ♪ I got it from my daddy ♪
♪ I got it from my daddy ♪
- Isn't this a spin-off of another song? Like, "I got it from my something."
- (Psy) ♪ I got it from my daddy ♪
- Is that his new move now? - (Psy) ♪ ...from my daddy ♪
- He's gonna slap one thigh, switch and slap the other thigh.
- (Psy) ♪ I got from my ♪-- - Daddy is such a creepy term.
- Why is he still trying though?
You're never gonna beat Gangnam Style.
♪ (Psy raps in Korean) ♪
- And there's always that one girl in there that's really pretty.
- Is she from 2NE1? Okay, yeah.
- This is the weirdest thing I have EVER seen.
- (Psy) ♪ How do you like me now? ♪
♪ How do you ♪-- - No, I don't like it that much. (scoffs)
- (female vocals) ♪ Hey, where'd you get that body-- ♪
- She's back!
- Oh, is he talking about a dad bod?
- (Psy) ♪ I got it from my daddy ♪ - ♪ My daddy ♪
- (Psy) ♪ I got it from my daddy ♪
♪ I got it from my daddy ♪ - (female vocals) ♪ Hey... ♪
- I'm just so confused, but it's really catchy.
- I really hope this song doesn't become popular.
I don't think I could handle it for that long.
- It's like three generations of [bleep] boys right there.
- (Psy) ♪ Listen ♪
♪ (rapping in Korean) ♪ - Is he on a bedazzled scooter?
- I'd be terrified if I saw that guy on the sidewalk.
♪ (Psy's voice echos) ♪
- (Psy) ♪ I got it from my dad ♪ - I got it from my daddy.
- (Psy) ♪ Dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad ♪
- He is probably one of my favorite artists
just 'cause he's so weird.
- I respect how creative it is.
You know, he really took creativity to a different level. (laughs)
- (uncertainly) Mmm... I didn't like that.
(giggles)
- It has a ten out of ten for dancibility.
- As soon as I heard he had a new song out,
I was like, "Okay, we gotta watch this
and see what's going down, see if it's gonna be as big
as any of the past ones."
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- (Finebros) Okay, so what did we have you just watch?
- Gangnam Style Part Four.
- Psy's new music video?
- Daddy by Psy.
- Daddy by Psy. I almost called him Gangman Style. (laughs)
- (Finebros) So we've shown you Psy before on the show?
- Yes, since Gangman Style.
- This is the weirdest one out of all of them.
- It was on Kids React. - (Finebros) Yeah.
- Oh god, what a scarring experience. (giggles)
- (Finebros cracks up)
So talk about the song itself. What did you think of the song?
- It's not very catchy.
- Very repetitive but nice to listen to.
- The beat was fire. It was on point.
- It was very pop and similar to Oppa Gangnam Style.
- It's all right the first time you listen to it,
but it's never going to be something I'm gonna put on my iPod.
- I don't get what's going on.
It reminds me of that song, "I Got It From My Mama."
- (Finebros) And what about the music video?
- I didn't like it. (laughs)
- It seemed so creepy. He was every character.
- He's sticking to the weirdness like he always does.
- The music video was funny.
I liked how they had the three generations.
- The fact that Psy's face was quite literally on
every single male person in that video,
no matter what their age was, or what they were doing,
was kind of disturbing.
- I wanted to dance along.
I don't know how dances can be catchy,
but his dances kind of are catchy.
- You saw him come out of the womb as a very young boy.
Then they saw him as a normal adult and an elder.
It's basically like the React series in Psy's life.
- (Finebros) So this video has gotten millions of views very quickly.
What is it that, still years later, whenever Psy puts out
a new music video there's so much attention for it?
- I think there's a lot of attention because he's just such a character.
- Just because everyone's like, "Oh, is this gonna be
like Gangnam Style again?"
- They're just waiting to see if he can out-Gangnam Style
his Gangnam Style, and he kind of did that here.
- We're all sheep, so we flock to the same things.
Somebody says, "Hey, this guy's the same guy
that had this one video that we all watched.
Let's all watch this one too!"
- (Finebros) Although Psy continues to have success,
he has said that it's been hard since everyone compares
his new music to how gigantic Gangnam Style was,
and has even said he thinks he'll never top
the success of Gangnam Style. - Oh.
- I can see how it can probably be a little difficult for him.
- (Finebros) What do you think about Psy as an artist
and the difficulty he's had with so much success?
(deep sigh)
- (sarcastically) Poor, popular Psy. I hate being successful.
I can't really feel bad for him.
- You know, as an artist, I respect him.
It's probably so hard for him to be able
to try and make something better that people will see
and just be like, "That was amazing," and not compare it
to like, "But you did this so much better."
- I think that's actually really sad
because he set the standard so high for himself
that it's absolutely impossible to meet that again.
And the fact that he's trying so hard
to make his audience happy is something that we need to applaud.
- (Finebros) So this song was released as promotion
for his first full-length album since Gangnam Style,
and he's going to have collaborations on that album
with artists like will.i.am and Ed Sheeran.
- Oh my gosh. I love Ed Sheeran.
- He's collabing with Ed Sheeran?
- (incredulously) Ed Sheeran and Psy?
- No. (giggles) How would that even work?
- (Finebros) Are you excited about a new album from Psy?
- Not really.
- I'm not gonna buy it, I'm not gonna listen to you,
so I'm gonna go with "no" here.
- I'll definitely listen to Psy's new album.
I'm not gonna purchase it.
- It'll be really interesting to see how he incorporates
those people's style of music with his own style of music.
- I don't know if I'm excited for the music.
I'm excited for the music videos.
- And if he's gonna release music videos for every song
in the album, sure, I'm excited.
- (Finebros) Speaking of will.i.am, he actually had a song
that came out a while back called "I Got It From My Mama."
- Oh really?
- (Finebros) We're gonna play you a quick clip from it.
- All right, let's go. I'm ready.
♪ (hip hop beat) ♪
- (will.i.am) ♪ Baby, where'd you get yo body from? ♪
♪ Tell me, where'd you get yo body from? ♪
♪ Baby, where'd you get yo body from? ♪
♪ Tell me, where'd you get ♪-- - This is a good song.
- (female vocals) ♪ I got it from my mama ♪
♪ I got it from my mama ♪ - Oh. That's almost identical.
- (female vocals) ♪ I got it from my mama ♪ - It's the same exact beat.
- It's like a parody pretty much.
Like, it's almost the exact same lyrics.
- I guess that's kinda smart of Psy
'cause it's using a song people would know.
- (Finebros) So obviously Psy had permission here,
but does it bother you or not when you love a song,
and then you find out, "Oh, part of that comes from another song."
- That kind of annoys me.
- It makes me so mad 'cause I'm just like,
"This is the best song ever," and then I'll go to my friends
and I'm like, "Look at what I found,"
and they're like, "What are you talking about?
That was written by blah-blah-blah, like, 20 years ago."
And I was like, "(miffed) Great. Awesome. Ruined everything for me."
- Sometimes I feel bad for the original artist
just because if people like the cover or the song
that has a sample in it better than the original
that kind of sucks.
- I feel like there's no real such thing as originality any more.
As long as they're not directly copying from the song
and they're turning it into their own thing,
they're allowing the idea to evolve through their music,
then it's fine.
- (Finebros) Finally, do you that this hype for Psy
will eventually die down or do you imagine,
no matter what, for years and years, if he has a music video
people are still gonna want to see it?
- I think maybe in a year or two he might die down.
- I do believe that, at a certain point, it's gonna decline slowly.
- I don't think he's ever gonna hit that pinnacle
of Gangnam Style again, but every time a big song's gonna come out,
it's gonna be like whoop, and then chun, chun, chun,
and then back up again.
- Like many things in pop culture, as things get bigger
and more outrageous, Psy will just either have to keep up
or he'll die out.
- It's always gonna be a global fascination.
He's always going to be popular.
- Yes, I absolutely think Psy has created
a reputation for himself as someone that does these crazy music videos
with these crazy songs about outrageous things,
so any time one of his music video comes out,
they're gonna watch it. It's gonna get those millions of views.
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- Bye, y'all.
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