Korean pop sensation Psy will be reuniting with the director of his music video for "Gangnam Style" for the upcoming music video for his new track, "Daddy."

Although Psy is still working on his new song in Korea, the "Hangover" singer has already met with director Jo Soo Hyun to discuss ideas for the music video for "Daddy," according to sources.

"The music video of 'Daddy' will feature Psy's humor and wit as well as the members of 'Infinity Challenge' and Hyuna, who was featured in 'Gangnam Style.' Gain, who was featured in 'Gentleman' will also be in the upcoming video. We're hoping that there will be some father-son action in the video since the title is 'Daddy,'" sources explained.

Psy's most recent hit, "Hangover," has now attracted more than 10 million views on YouTube, according to MSN Entertainment XIN.

The track, which features rapper Snoop Dogg, dominated the world since its release in early June by giving the world a snippet of South Korea's unique drinking culture.

Despite the success of "Hangover," coming up with the track was reportedly fairly easy for the singer.

"One day I wrote a hip-hop track and I thought about one catchy word," explained Psy during his interview with Billboard.

He continued, "I was hungover and I thought about hangover, so I just recorded it right away. As soon as I got that hook part I thought about Snoop Dogg, because we all know he's hanging over every day."

While the success of "Hangover" continues, Psy has gone on to make a new anti-hangover drink for those who like to drink as much as he does, according to Yahoo Entertainment Singapore.

The drink is made with green coffee bean along with Oleoresin turmeric extract, yeast extract, taurin and Vitamin B, according to associates in CJ CheilJedang.

Although we're sure "Daddy" will be a hit once it's released, Psy had previously expressed that he knows he won't be able to follow the success of his original viral track, "Gangnam Style."

"I cannot beat that song forever. How can I beat a song that has 2 billion views?" asked Psy.