1 The only way in which this is not far superior to the original is the lack of Hyuna.
-j

2 I really like the original video, but this is good too.
For those who are a little behind on their internet memes, this is the original:



My favourite variant (so far) is this:

3 Update: Heh.

4 I know I'm going to come off as an iconoclastic weirdo focused on the wrong things, but how the heck do they dance in those heels?  I mean, I wore three-inch heels when I lived in Minnesota, and I could barely walk let alone dance...

5

I know I'm going to come off as an iconoclastic weirdo focused on the wrong things, but how the heck do they dance in those heels?

We accept him, one of us!  We accept him, one of us!

'Cause I had exactly the same thought.

That's the classic quote about Ginger Rogers, though: "Sure he [Fred Astaire] was great, but don't forget Ginger Rogers did everything he did backwards...and in high heels!"

6

(Me three.)

They're gyroscopically stabilized shoes?

Rare-earth magnets in the soles, and a metal floor?

Years and years of martial arts training?

It only makes sense that angels can dance on the heads of pins?

(Do I want to know why being in Minnesota causes one to wear three-inch heels?  I've been here 26 years, and haven't felt the need to wear them yet...)

7 Gangnam Style is in the Duck U Bookstore's in-store music system.  I didn't realize that until this afternoon; I'm afraid I freaked out my assistant manager by cracking up for no obvious reason when it came on.

Mikeski, one has to be in theatre to have the compulsion.  Pray you never do... back then, it was very hard to find red-sequined 3" heels in men's size 14-wide (Pixy, Amazon suggests that's a 13-1/2 in Australian sizes).

8 Oh, and if someone doesn't do a Gundam Style AMV, I'd be VERY disappointed.

9

Your disappointment is a hundred years too late!  (Though the couple I saw on youtube weren't all that good.  The gundam cosplayer dances were better.)

10.5 normal width might be easier to find.  Finding someone willing to put me on a stage, that'd be tough.  (Read: impossible.)