Gangnam-style hits on youtube
Gangnam Style is the first video for the clock to more than a billion views on YouTube.
The South Korean dance track SaveFrom.net was posted online in July, propelling pop star Psy to world fame. It has inspired hundreds parody clips, members of the British Army, the Royal Thai Navy and Minecraft gamers, among others.
YouTube owner Google, said the videos were seven 1,000,000 to 10,000,000 times a day on average seen.
It took the previous record - Justin Bieber music video Baby - 24 November.
"Psy success is a great tribute to the universal appeal of catchy music - and uh, big horses dance moves," wrote Kevin Allocca, YouTube Trends Manager on the blog of the service.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bZkp7q19f0
Globalized Gangnam
An industry watcher said that so many people still have their own versions of Gangnam Style places had a big role in the success of the clip is playing.
"I have a statistic that calculates a song will be something like $ 8m [£ 5,000,000] is generated at the end of the year money directly from YouTube through advertising plus download sales, its use in commercials and television programs," Chris Cooke, business editor of CMU music news source, told the BBC.
Sir Martin Sorrell - CEO of advertising giant WPP - Tribute to achieve by making a connection between Psy and one of the most influential economists in the West.
"Another good example of Theodore Levitt's globalization and the power of K-pop," he told the BBC.
Scott Mills, BBC Radio 1 DJ who defended the song on his show, said he was surprised by the phenomenon that the song had been.
"The thing that interests you in the video is the fact that you do not understand the text.
DC He, a South Korean stylist who worked in Gangnam before a company in London, adding that he was proud to see the song became a huge hit.
"I was surprised," he told the BBC.
"K-Pop gets stronger and stronger, anywhere in Asia they listen to it -. China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, even in Japan, but they can not admit it."
The South Korean dance track SaveFrom.net was posted online in July, propelling pop star Psy to world fame. It has inspired hundreds parody clips, members of the British Army, the Royal Thai Navy and Minecraft gamers, among others.
YouTube owner Google, said the videos were seven 1,000,000 to 10,000,000 times a day on average seen.
It took the previous record - Justin Bieber music video Baby - 24 November.
"Psy success is a great tribute to the universal appeal of catchy music - and uh, big horses dance moves," wrote Kevin Allocca, YouTube Trends Manager on the blog of the service.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bZkp7q19f0
Globalized Gangnam
An industry watcher said that so many people still have their own versions of Gangnam Style places had a big role in the success of the clip is playing.
"I have a statistic that calculates a song will be something like $ 8m [£ 5,000,000] is generated at the end of the year money directly from YouTube through advertising plus download sales, its use in commercials and television programs," Chris Cooke, business editor of CMU music news source, told the BBC.
Sir Martin Sorrell - CEO of advertising giant WPP - Tribute to achieve by making a connection between Psy and one of the most influential economists in the West.
"Another good example of Theodore Levitt's globalization and the power of K-pop," he told the BBC.
Scott Mills, BBC Radio 1 DJ who defended the song on his show, said he was surprised by the phenomenon that the song had been.
"The thing that interests you in the video is the fact that you do not understand the text.
DC He, a South Korean stylist who worked in Gangnam before a company in London, adding that he was proud to see the song became a huge hit.
"I was surprised," he told the BBC.
"K-Pop gets stronger and stronger, anywhere in Asia they listen to it -. China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, even in Japan, but they can not admit it."
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