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Watch This! LO PAN STYLE (That’s Right, It’s Gangnam Style Meets Big Trouble in Little China)

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It’s no surprise the PSY took the mantle from Carly Rae Jepsen of the latest song to parody with Gangnam Style taking over where Call Me Maybe left off.

The creative team behind my favorite parody of that, Batman Maybe, is back with their take on Gangnam Style, this time paying homage to John Carpenter’s amazing Big Trouble in Little China.

This time, it’s David Lo Pan Style!

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