Psy And Jessi’s Latest ‘GANJI’ Performance Video Drips With Swag, Check Out!

Psy has brought a new performance video with ‘GANJI’. He released his much awaited 9th studio album ‘PSY The 9th’ on 29th April 2022. He released ‘That That‘ produced by and featuring BTS SUGA as the title track which debuted at number 80 on Billboard Hot 100 Chart. The music has garnered over 134 Million Views on YouTube so far.

Along with that, the singer has also released a music video for ‘Celeb‘, in which we can see actor and singer Bae Suzy dancing with him. The Korean remake of the 1984 hit, ‘When The Rain Begins To Fall‘ by American singers Jermaine Jackson and Pia Zadora, is on the album as ‘Now(이제는)‘ with Hwasa. The performance video for the same was also released on May 4th 2022 on the singer’s YouTube Channel.

Psy Ganji Jessi

‘GANJI’ is a rap/hip-hop collaboration track and the track name is usually used to denote swag in Korean. The performance video for the song was released on 11th May 2022 at 6 PM KST on YouTube.

Also Read: Psy and Hwasa Impress Us With Their Dance in Now(이제는) Performance Video

Check Out Psy and Jessi in the ‘GANJI’ Performance Video

The vertical video begins with Psy in a completely white outfit with a silver bomber jacket and tinted glasses on his eyes. He starts rapping as he sits with a group of dancers all in red. The artist starts dancing with the dancers while rapping as he moves among different sets like a rehearsal hall, a conference room, a living room and a lobby of a building. Jessi enters rapping in a blazer dress, thigh-high shoes and glamorous accessories and joins the artist and the dancers later. The dance performance is as swag as the track’s name.

The album has more collaborations with Tablo of Epik High, Crush and Sung Si-kyung. The singer/rapper has given hints for two more upcoming music videos for ‘Everyday’ and ‘Happiness’ featuring Crush with trailer releases.

Also Read: From Eight To Stay Alive, 7 BTS SUGA Produced Songs You Need To Know

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