Last night Dodger Stadium fans were in for a very special treat as newly minted Korean pop star PSY did his internet sensation "horse dance" for 43,000 people, most of whom had never heard of him but were instantly enthralled. If you're not yet on the PSY bandwagon, check the video below and get ready to party Korean style.
All KPOP reports:
Psy‘s “Gangnam Style” phenomenon has hit Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California. The artist previously posted on Twitter hinting at his possible appearance at the baseball game.
On the 20th PST, Psy did indeed attend the Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Francisco Giants baseball game with his acquaintances. After the end of the 5th inning, “Gangnam Style” was played across the stadium after which Psy jumped up to perform his signature “horse riding” dance in front of 43,000 people who cheered him on.
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