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And Now, A Gangnam Style Flash Mob at VCU 

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It's been all over the Internet.

It's been burning up the iTunes charts.

It's even been on "Saturday Night Live."

Now, the K-pop hit and dance sensation "Oppan Gangnam Style" by Korean singer Psy has come to VCU in flash mob format.

(*Sigh* ... we're old enough to remember when the Macarena used to be a thing.)

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