Gangam Style

Main Name: Gan•gam-Sty•le Pronunciation: Gon-guum--Sty-yoll Function: sentence verb accelerator Origin: Bum-fuck Korea The original formation of Gangam Style comes from an ancient analogy of riding the Majestic Horse. In ancient Korean neo-Confucianism, this was used by T'oegye in his Four-Seven thesis to describe the analogy between Horse and rider. This was debated much by fellow philosopher Kobong who believed more in the moonlight analogy which would later form the base for the Twilight series. It was rebirthed by hip korean music rapper/artist "Psi" who consulted the ancients over a large bowl of opium mixed with heroine and donkey shit. He later revamped the analogy into a song about a way of life in Korea and uses the horse method in this dance as the rider. This can also be used as a sex position known as the "OPPA Pony Ride". This has created a new movement of young children pretending to ride a horse singing Korean words they don't know what mean. With over 1 billion views now, you either like it, or you are a North Korean bastard.