Psy
South Korean rapper
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| 2023 | Released concert film 'Psy Soaking Show 2022' |
| 2022 | Psy released his 9th album, which charted at #20 on the Japanese Digital Albums (Oricon) chart, #65 on the Japanese Hot Albums (Billboard Japan) chart, and #36 on the South Korean Albums (Gaon) chart. |
| 2022 | Psy released his 9th album featuring collaborations with artists like Sung Si-kyung, Heize, Jessi, Hwasa, Tablo, including tracks such as '9Intro', 'You Move Me', 'Sleepless', 'Ganji', 'Now', 'Hello Monday', and 'ForEver' |
| 2022 | Psy released singles 'Celeb', 'Happier' featuring Crush, and 'Everyday' as part of his 9th album |
| 2022 | 'That That' achieved Platinum certification from KMCA (Korean Music Content Association) |
| 2022 | Psy performed his first concert in Dubai during the Expo 2020 on Korean national day event. |
| 2022 | Psy moved back to South Korea to start a record label located in the Gangnam district. |
| August 11 2022 | Psy donated to the Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association to support victims of the 2022 South Korean floods, demonstrating his philanthropic efforts during a natural disaster. |
| June 10 2022 | Psy announced the tour schedule for 'Psy Soak Show SUMMER SWAG 2022', a domestic tour spanning 7 cities until August 20. |
| April 29 2022 | Psy held a listening party for the album at a hotel in Seoul, explaining his motivations for releasing a physical album in the digital age, emphasizing the balance between old and new in K-Pop. |
| April 29 2022 | Psy released his ninth studio album 'Psy 9th' with lead single 'That That' featuring Suga of BTS. |
| 2021 | Served as a judge for P Nation's Loud competition |
| December 30 2021 | P Nation (Psy's publishing label) announced the album would be released in the following year after multiple delays. |
| June 5 2021 | Loud premiered on SBS, featuring the collaborative boy group project with Park Jin-young. |
| April 26 2021 | Psy announced a collaboration with Park Jin-young to form new boy groups through the show Loud. |
| 2020 | Psy performed a duet with Rain titled '나로 바꾸자 Switch to me' |
| September 16 2020 | Psy signed Heize to P Nation. |
| 2019 | Psy completed the song 'Happier' before Crush joined his P Nation company. |
| 2019 | Psy originally planned to release the song 'Celeb' but delayed it to balance the album's emotional composition. |
| July 17 2019 | Psy signed Crush to his label P Nation. |
| July 15 2019 | Psy exclusively pre-released music videos for "Everyday", "Celeb", and "Happier" from his planned album. |
| January 27 2019 | Psy signed Hyuna and Dawn to P Nation, who were formerly from Cube Entertainment. |
| January 25 2019 | Psy founded his own label P Nation and signed his first artist Jessi. |
| 2018 | Psy began writing songs for his '9th' album during a five-year hiatus since his previous studio album, 4×2=8. |
| 2018 | Founds his own talent agency P Nation, establishing himself as an independent music entrepreneur. |
| May 15 2018 | Psy officially left YG Entertainment after eight years of association. |
| 2017 | Released 4×2=8 album, which was Psy's last album before Psy 9th. |
| 2017 | Released album '4X2=8' |
| May 2017 | Psy released his eighth studio album '4X2=8' with lead singles 'I Luv it' and 'New Face', featuring collaborations with G-Dragon and Taeyang. The 'I Luv It' music video featured Lee Byung-hun and Pikotaro, while the 'New Face' video starred Apink's Son Na-eun. |
| May 25 2017 | Psy received a Diamond Play Button from YouTube for surpassing 10 million subscribers, becoming the first Asian solo artist to achieve this milestone. |
| 2016 | Psy appeared in the film 'From Vegas to Macau III', playing the role of Mr. Wong |
| 2016 | Served as a mentor on Heroes of Remix |
| December 1 2015 | Psy released his seventh album 'Chiljip PSY-da' with double title tracks 'Daddy' and 'Napal Baji', featuring collaborations with CL and Will.i.am. The single 'Daddy' won a triple crown on Inkigayo. |
| March 28 2015 | Psy released the music video for his song 'Father'. |
| December 1 2014 | Psy's 'Gangnam Style' YouTube video exceeded the 32-bit integer view count, prompting a humorous comment from Google/YouTube about upgrading to a 64-bit integer. |
| June 9 2014 | Psy released a new single 'Hangover', featuring American rapper Snoop Dogg, and announced plans to release a song titled 'Father'. |
| 2013 | Psy worked with Schmoyoho on the music video for 'DJ Play My Song (NO, LEAVE ME ALONE)' |
| 2013 | Psy set a Guinness World Record for 'Gentleman' as the most viewed video online in 24 hours. |
| 2013 | Appeared on Live! with Kelly and Michael, performing on two shows within two weeks |
| 2013 | 'Gangnam Style' became the first video to be viewed more than 2 billion times on YouTube. |
| June 18 2013 | Psy chose Ricardo as his chef, despite DJ Park winning the popular vote. |
| June 10 2013 | Voting ended for Psy's 'Psy Needs a Chef' video contest at midnight Greenwich Mean Time. |
| May 24 2013 | Psy launched a 'Psy Needs a Chef' video contest, with daily voting at www.psygobibigo.com for the Top Three Chefs. |
| May 9 2013 | Psy gave a special lecture at Harvard University, discussing his passion and reasons for his popularity. |
| April 2013 | Psy became the tourism ambassador of South Korea for 2013. |
| April 13 2013 | Psy attended a press conference where he expressed regret about South Korea's conflict with North Korea, calling it a 'tragedy'. He hoped North Koreans would one day enjoy his music and emphasized his goal of making people, including North Koreans, laugh. |
| April 13 2013 | Psy premiered the music video for 'Gentleman' at his 'Happening' Concert, which was attended by 50,000 people and live streamed on YouTube to an audience of 150,000. |
| April 12 2013 | Psy released the renamed song 'Gentleman' after revising the original controversial title from 'Assarabia'. |
| April 12 2013 | The audio of Psy's single 'Gentleman' was leaked onto the internet, a day before its official international release. |
| March 19 2013 | Psy revised his song's title and lyrics due to potential cultural sensitivity, responding to concerns raised by a Voice of America correspondent about offending Arabic audiences. |
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