Considering how quickly his first hit, "Gangnam Style", became a household name, standard line dance at weddings, and everything in between, it's not surprising that Korean pop star Psy's new video, "Gentleman", has everyone buzzing this morning.

Yes, it's catchy. And yes, it has a few easy to follow, trademark dance moves to go along with it.

But don't let the title of the song fool you. I know it's meant to be comical, and all -- but "Gentleman" is actually a bit on the raunchy side.

Translation -- I was grossed out a couple times while viewing it.

Game of Thrones fans know that the series is, well, the exact opposite of a Disney fairy tale. Minus the fact that everyone's very, very, very good-looking. There is no spontaneous bursting out into song, there is no happily ever after, the heroes die, the spouses of the heroes die, the animals aren't all cute and cuddly, there's lots of unrequited love, there's blood, gore, beheadings, boobs, there's King Joffrey. These worlds could never possibly collide, could they?

Um, turns out, since this is the day and age of the Internet upon which anything is possible, it can! Someone or someones out there decided to "Disney"-fy Game of Thrones, and what they've come up with is ... kind of funny? Nauseating? Weird? Clever? All of the above?

A gorgeous blonde girl as Daenerys Targaryen and a gorgeous brunette man as Jorah Mormont belt out a duet called "Across the Sea", just like you'd see in a Disney movie. The things that exist. 

There's nothing I love more than cute men in uniform. Actually, let me rephrase that: there's nothing I love more than cute men in uniform dancing. We've seen them do Lady Gaga's "Telephone." We LOVED it when a few Army guys in Afghanistan did "Call Me Maybe." But I'm not sure if you're ready for the next big fad in military dancing videos: the "Harlem Shake."

You've heard of this new trend, right? There's this song out called the "Harlem Shake" and people EVERYWHERE are posting fairly wacky videos dancing to it in large groups. Sure, watching some news anchors do it and doing it on The Daily Stir, that's cool. But watching men in uniform wear ridiculous costumes and dance super crazy? Now THAT is right up my alley.

Check out our 5 favorite military "Harlem Shake" videos, here:

Yikes! What on earth did Harry Styles do to Taylor Swift to make her absolutely loathe him as much as she appears to?

First there were rumors that she was working on a breakup song for him like a day after they split. And then she totally dissed him at the Grammys in front of millions of viewers and a live audience. And now, well, she's gone one step further to make sure everyone everywhere knows she's never, ever, ever getting back together with the One Direction singer.

You guys -- Taylor Swift is making Harry Styles a breakup video.

In the interest of full disclosure: I don't watch the Grammys. Especially not when Downton Abbey is on. But, not gonna lie, Justin Timberlake's most recent announcement about his performance during the awards show has kind of sort of piqued my interest.

Of course, those "in the know" couldn't give too much away regarding JT's big plans. Recording Academy President/CEO Neil Portnow told MTV News that there would be a "bit of a surprise. It will be worth watching and with the Grammys you always have the potential of seeing something first that you can't see anywhere else. And that's right in his wheelhouse."

Damn you, Neil. Now I kind of want to know what's up this musical icon's sleeve. So many possibilities! Dear god, what could it be?!

Last night Adam Levine, Andy Samberg, and Kendrick Lamar starred in the best digital short on "Saturday Night Live" since the hilarious Justin Timberlake "D*** in a Box" short. I know -- you doubt me. Go ahead and watch it because this is an instant classic if I've ever seen one. It's called "YOLO" -- which stands for You Only Live Once -- and I've watched it five times already because every time I watch it I catch some other little hilarious clip I missed the time before. I think Levine is trying to move in on Timberlake's territory and you know ... I think he's got a shot.

Here's a bit of pop culture news sure to make you feel like you've fallen into some kind of time warp black hole vortex nightmare: The New Kids on the Block -- or NKOTB, as they insist on being called nowadays -- are coming out with a new album AND going out on tour with ... wait for it ... Boyz II Men and 98 Degrees! Um. Well, that's one way to avoid unemployment, I guess. Talk about Hangin' Tough.

Really, I don't begrudge these boyz turned menz a shot at squeezing out just a few more nostalgic cents from their strange success stories. It's just FUNNY. My first concert ever was a New Kids on the Block show -- my best friend's long-suffering dad drove a whole car-full of us obnoxious teenyboppers some two hours to at an amusement park filled with still more obnoxious teenyboppers to see the group. That was 25 years ago. Needless to say, neither our own lives nor the lives of the New Kids turned out exactly the way we pictured ...

I don't know about you, but I have one overriding wish for 2013: I hope it includes more "Gangnam Style." I just haven't heard enough of this song! I just haven't seen enough versions of the dance! Sure, The Stir alone has featured Thai prisoners, hot Navy dudes, a festive holiday display, five adorable babies, and Robert Pattinson's decapitated head all doing Psy's iconic pony-ride, but those merely whetted my appetite. Can there be too many sexy ladies? I THINK NOT.

Tragically for us all, Psy himself says that he's ready to move on from "Gangnam Style" in the new year. It's almost too upsetting to contemplate, but he says that tonight may mark the beginning of the end for what has inexplicably become the world's most popular song.