<p>"Gangnam Style" rapper Psy brought his famous horse-riding dance to the Oxford Union on Wednesday (November 7).<br /><br />The South-Korean artist, whose real name is Park Jae-Sang, was invited to speak at the world's most famous debating society.<br /><br />He was invited by the Union's first South Korean and east Asian president, John Seung-Yoon Lee, who also grew up in the same neighbourhood and went to the same school as the 34-year-old rapper.<br /><br />Psy, who is following in the footsteps of the likes of Winston Churchill, the Dalai Lama and Michael Jackson, said he was baffled about the invite.<br /><br />"It's an honour and it's kind of weird. Why did they call me?" Psy told waiting reporters outside the famous building.<br /><br />Dozens of photographers and hundreds of fans had been waiting for the artist's arrival, who is currently on a promotional tour through the UK.<br /><br />Already a big star in his native South Korea, Psy has become a global success after the video of his song "Gangnam Style", which features a horse-riding-style dance, went viral.<br /><br />The video, which mocks the consumerism of a rich Seoul suburb, has attracted more than 660 million hits on video-sharing website YouTube since it was released in July this year.<br /><br />Giving his first public speech in English, Psy told the Oxford Union crowd about his concerns about making a follow up to the famous song.<br /><br />"With the Gangnam Style I'm living in a dream and I'm living in a nightmare. So which means, make a speech at the Oxford Union, this is kind of dream. But nightmare means about the next one. I gotta beat Gangnam Style. I gotta beat 670 million views. I gotta beat horse riding dance. And I gotta beat the music video. All that things like toilet scenes and you know elevator scenes. How can I beat that elevator scene. It's so nasty, right? How can I beat that," Psy told his audience.<br /><br />Once the official part was completed, Psy could not resist and teach some of the students in the audience his now infamous horse riding dance.</p>
