John R. Eperjesi

Assistant professor of English, Kyung Hee University in Seoul

This wannabe Gangnam playboy, agent and victim of the Korean Dream should be rather familiar to U.S. audiences, for he has a literary ancestor that goes by the name of Jay Gatsby.

Shira Lazar

Co-founder, WhatsTrending.com

Smooth-E and President Obama (Alphacat) take on Psy's viral, K-Pop hit Gangnam Style (강남스타일) in the music video parody "Obama Style."

Howard Fineman

Editorial director, Huffington Post Media Group

Romney's video proves to be a corollary to columnist Michael Kinsley's famous dictum that in politics, the biggest scandals arise when people say the most obviously true but usually unspoken things.

Beverly Macy

Gravity Summit, UCLAx, The Power of Real-Time Social Media Marketing

How are Psy and the social wave at Silicon Beach similar?

Tanya Jo Miller

Commentary, Multimedia

Stars from Justin Bieber to Britney Spears are lining up to sing the goofy video's praise. But is the social commentary lost on English-speaking American audiences?

Shira Lazar

Co-founder, WhatsTrending.com

K-Pop star Psy called and the Internet responded, sending his extravagant "Gangnam Style" smash hit into a viral spiral of YouTube glory and international recognition.