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Gangnam Style by Psy tops UK chart Gangnam Style by Psy tops UK chart
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Rapper Psy became the first South Korean musician to reach No 1 in the UK. Gangnam Style broke into the top 40 two weeks ago at No 37, a month after its release, and made it to No 3 last week.Rapper Psy became the first South Korean musician to reach No 1 in the UK. Gangnam Style broke into the top 40 two weeks ago at No 37, a month after its release, and made it to No 3 last week.
The video with the single has had more than 253m views in two months and became the most "liked" video on YouTube.The video with the single has had more than 253m views in two months and became the most "liked" video on YouTube.
Psy, an established star in South Korea with six albums, taught Britney Spears his dance moves on the US TV show Ellen month.Psy, an established star in South Korea with six albums, taught Britney Spears his dance moves on the US TV show Ellen month.
Last week's No 1, Hall of Fame, by Irish band The Script, featuring rapper Will.i.am, dropped to No 2; US rapper Flo Rida is at No 3 with I Cry.Last week's No 1, Hall of Fame, by Irish band The Script, featuring rapper Will.i.am, dropped to No 2; US rapper Flo Rida is at No 3 with I Cry.
Meanwhile, the folk four-piece Mumford & Sons shot straight to the top of the album chart with Babel. It follows their 2009 award-winning debut, Sigh No More, which has re-charted at No 10. US rockers Green Day are at two with Uno; Pink holds the third spot with The Truth About Love.Meanwhile, the folk four-piece Mumford & Sons shot straight to the top of the album chart with Babel. It follows their 2009 award-winning debut, Sigh No More, which has re-charted at No 10. US rockers Green Day are at two with Uno; Pink holds the third spot with The Truth About Love.
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