Psy

From Foster the People to Rebecca Black, check out what these 26 one-hit wonders from the 2010s are up to now.

When more than three-billion views just isn't enough to hold top spot...

The South Korean 'Gangnam Style' sensation returns in 2017 with a superstar-heavy album full of uptempo club bops.

How do you top a song that became one of the biggest viral videos of all time? By releasing a collaboration with Snoop Dogg, of course.

Someone was biting off Psy's 'Gangnam Style' at Cannes. A Psy impostor made the rounds at the film festival, posing with fans and celebrities. Apparently, they were easily fooled, thinking that the K-Pop superstar was in the house.

Those cute little moppets Sophia Grace and Rosie, who serve as correspondents for  'Ellen,' hit the red carpet of the 2013 Billboard Music Awards, letting Miley Cyrus, 20, know they want to get into the clubs and brandished fake IDs to prove it...

Psy returned to the 'TODAY' show today (May 3) to perform his new single 'Gentleman' and to dance his face off.

Psy already made history with his new video for 'Gentleman,' and even though he makes it look easy, that doesn't mean the viral K-Pop superstar didn't put in a slew of work on the single and its promo. The man busts his butt -- and he's not always happy about it.

While not everyone may appreciate Psy's singing nor his schtick, you can't deny the man's showmanship. The K-Pop star performed his latest viral hit, 'Gentleman,' live for the first time, and the guy clearly puts in work.

Orange parking cones, man. They'll get ya every time, even if you're a superstar like Psy. The Korean sensation followed up his bazillion-times-viewed video for 'Gangnam Style' with the new clip for 'Gentleman,' which is now banned in Korea by the state-funded Korean Broadcasting System since it depicts the singer kicking a parking cone. WTF?