Those cute little moppets Sophia Grace and Rosie, who serve as correspondents for 'Ellen,' hit the red carpet of the 2013 Billboard Music Awards, letting Miley Cyrus, 20, know they want to get into the clubs and brandished fake IDs to prove it.
A few days ago, Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong posted a picture of K-Pop star Psy to his Instagram page with the caption, "This dude is the herpes of music. Once you think it's gone, it comes back.#herpes #flareup #pleasegoaway." Which is kind of what we said. Billie, are you reading our posts?
Orange parking cones, man. They'll get ya every time, even if you're a superstar like Psy. The Korean sensation followed up his bazillion-times-viewed video for 'Gangnam Style' with the new clip for 'Gentleman,' which is now banned in Korea by the state-funded Korean Broadcasting System since it depicts the singer kicking a parking cone. WTF?
This is going to be a tough one for K-Pop lovers, since Psy and BIGBANG are two of the biggest male artists within the genre. We are pitting the 'Gangnam Style' singer's latest video for 'Gentleman' against BIGBANG's 2012 massive hit 'Fantastic Baby' in a poll for best music video! So, which K-Pop act has your vote?
Get ready to start cursing Scooter Braun again.
The spotlight-loving manager responsible for making Psy go mainstream is subjecting the world to him yet again. At this point, Psy, however lovable and affable he is, has gone viral to the point of herpes. It's not that pleasant, but it could be worse (like, say, HIV). And just when you think it's gone? It's back.
With that in mind, here's Psy with 'Gentleman.'
