PSY AMA MC HAMMER MASH UP PERFORMANCE

[coolnclutch]

Psy is a beast! You can hate the song and the dance fad but he is definitely the most electrifying performer in the game right now

 

[gatzbygordon]

Psy is a beast! You can hate the song and the dance fad but he is definitely the most electrifying performer in the game right now

yeah you gotta respect this dudes hustle, and milking it for alot longer than what most people expected.

my girl told me they play this song on the radio too, alot.

was he big in asia before this song?

 

[dayman]

Psy is a beast! You can hate the song and the dance fad but he is definitely the most electrifying performer in the game right now

yeah you gotta respect this dudes hustle, and milking it for alot longer than what most people expected.

my girl told me they play this song on the radio too, alot.

was he big in asia before this song?

Psy has been in the game since 1998ish in Korean. I remember listening to him in 7th grade talking about sex and cussing, which was unheard of in Korean pop music back then. He's considered the most energetic performer in Korea and I'm not even surprised he got famous in the U.S. when bigger korean artists failed or didn't do as well (Seven, Bi, Wonder girls, SNSD) in breaking through American pop media. Psy is actually a really really good dancer and singer, but he started off as a rapper.

and that pose he does at the end (bird pose) is his signature pose that he does in Korea

 

[gatzbygordon]

Psy has been in the game since 1998ish in Korean. I remember listening to him in 7th grade talking about sex and cussing, which was unheard of in Korean pop music back then. He's considered the most energetic performer in Korea and I'm not even surprised he got famous in the U.S. when bigger korean artists failed or didn't do as well (Seven, Bi, Wonder girls, SNSD) in breaking through American pop media. Psy is actually a really really good dancer and singer, but he started off as a rapper.

thanks for the info i saw this clip on vice about korea and they showed some girl groups and boy groups they were k-pop stars and their work ethic was ridiculous, dancing and singing were on point, but yeah PSY was dancing his *** off like dude is still hungry and has that drive, and he seems like a genuinely humble dude and just thankful to be where he is.

 

[jmksff]

pretty nuts how they play this as the last performance of the show

 

[dayman]

Psy has been in the game since 1998ish in Korean. I remember listening to him in 7th grade talking about sex and cussing, which was unheard of in Korean pop music back then. He's considered the most energetic performer in Korea and I'm not even surprised he got famous in the U.S. when bigger korean artists failed or didn't do as well (Seven, Bi, Wonder girls, SNSD) in breaking through American pop media. Psy is actually a really really good dancer and singer, but he started off as a rapper.

thanks for the info i saw this clip on vice about korea and they showed some girl groups and boy groups they were k-pop stars and their work ethic was ridiculous, dancing and singing were on point, but yeah PSY was dancing his *** off like dude is still hungry and has that drive, and he seems like a genuinely humble dude and just thankful to be where he is.

Artists in Korea have to go through some extreme training and ridiculous diet/surgeries before they actually debut. Many of these artists are scouted or auditioned at an early age (10-15) and go through rigorous training in all performing arts. They all know how to sing, dance, act, etc. A boy group will debut after maybe 4-5 years of training, whereas in the U.S., an artists like JB will be pumped out to the media in about a year (JB is actually a really talented performer, not gonna hate). If these Korean artists dont do good or live up to the expectation, then they maybe recycled into another job from their agency like acting or modeling.

 

[rarefiedair24]

loved how everyone in attendance was up and dancing!  song has definitely caught on like wild fire.. gotta admit, when I first heard it play I was like, WTK.  

 

[maldonado]

can't wait til this song goes away.

 

[jmksff]

hey man a good song is a good song.  when danza kuduro came out i was jammin to that **** for mad long i didnt care about the ethnicity or if i didnt even know the words i was just jammin

 

[ps2child]

IT WAS CRAZY because me and my girl was watching this and she brought up the fact that "oh those baggy pants are back in style". And literally, I jokingly said "yea MC Hammer is the pioneer of those joints, I bet hes sitting at home right now watching this like damnit....Then the Hammer appears out of nowhere and both of us was like

 

[decemberlove]

Artists in Korea have to go through some extreme training and ridiculous diet/surgeries before they actually debut. Many of these artists are scouted or auditioned at an early age (10-15) and go through rigorous training in all performing arts. They all know how to sing, dance, act, etc. A boy group will debut after maybe 4-5 years of training, whereas in the U.S., an artists like JB will be pumped out to the media in about a year (JB is actually a really talented performer, not gonna hate). If these Korean artists dont do good or live up to the expectation, then they maybe recycled into another job from their agency like acting or modeling.

The whole k-pop scene is kinda ridiculous.

When I went to hit family in Korea literally everyone was trying to make it as a singer/dancer type thing.

Karaoke rooms stay filled there

 

[b20 eg8]

Loved the performance.. I can't even remember the last time I saw a performance where the WHOLE crowd was so hyped.

 

[powerballin]

this video could be used as factual evidence that white people can't dance 

 

[bombbiggidyphil]

was waiting for Hammer to spit something...|I. Still cool.

 

[tonelow]

this video could be used as factual evidence that white people can't dance 

 need a gif starting at 4:16

 

[fraij da 5 11]

where did kim jong ill get all this energy from!!! 

 

[jmksff]

those baggy pants look good on mc tho rt

 

[luckyluchiano]

Wait this is a good song to you guys?

 

[trilluminated]

was that chick doing the soulja boy at 2:18..

 

[illoquent aka dsk]

Man I just caught this joint a few minutes ago and was HYPED! I don't watch award shows since they're usually trash (same goes for performances) but that **** was genuinely dope...I **** with it.

Loved the performance.. I can't even remember the last time I saw a performance where the WHOLE crowd was so hyped.

loved how everyone in attendance was up and dancing!  

WORD!

Good to see everyone into it. I hate when good performances are ruined by lame crowds.

 

[simplisd]

Got the crowd so hyped! Hate this song, but it is very catchy

 

[Mactastic4167]

Forsee a lot of Gifs coming from this performance.

 

[kdawg]

That was a great performance - especially so with Hammer being there.

This is the only thing I can think of which comes close:

 

[kdawg]

Not liking the link for some reason.

 

[kingcrux31]

Best AMA performance EVER.