I just wanna see it hit a billion views, it's a catchy song.
Plus, watching MovieBob dance to it at the Escapist Expo was just epic.
Plus, watching MovieBob dance to it at the Escapist Expo was just epic.
this. I love the song but too much is too much.Goofguy said:It's still a catchy song but yeah, I'm starting to get sick of it.
There is such thing as too much of a good thing. If the media hadn't fixated on or used the song so much, it wouldn't be as bad. That being said, after almost 6 months it is time we find something else to move on to.
I'm more referring to its influence outside of the online world. Lately though, no one ever talks about it where I am at...and for that I am eternally grateful.Sande45 said:It may not get shoved in your face everywhere you go but I wouldn't say it's dying out. Around 8 million views a day in Youtube (and that's just the official video) is ridiculously huge.Smolderin said:I was under the impression that it was already sort of dying off. Sure it was annoyingly huge the 1st few weeks but after that, I heard nothing of it other than the occasional reference. Hell, the last time I saw it was when South Park parodied it in their Halloween episode. So ya...I don't think it is quite as strong as it once was. For me there really is nothing to get tired of.
I kreep on hearing that name lately. Who or what the fuck is it?Shanicus said:My exposure to Gangam Style was winding down a couple weeks back, with only a few good remixes on Youtube popping up every now and then and no sight of it on the music channels for ages.
Then the local radio stations got ahold of the fucking thing...
needless to say I could go a while without listening to the song. My fault really, I should have learnt my lesson about 'Don't turn on the fucking radio' during that hole Carly-Ray Jepson or whatever her name is craze.
Pretty much the same as my exposure to the song. I only hear it when I want to.poiumty said:I only hear it when I go to youtube and look for it. So I can't say I'm sick of it.