Although it's been almost two years since the release of "Gangnam Style," the track continues to have an impact on the music industry.

Korean sensation PSY's hit track topped the Billboard Chart's dance song category today, ranking No. 1 on the dance-electronic streaming songs chart.

PSY has released hits including "Gentleman" and "Hangover" after his viral track, but stated that "Gangnam Style" has changed his career in a slightly negative way.

"People are always comparing my new thing with 'Gangnam Style,' which is unbeatable. That means I have a severe, heavy pressure on my shoulder. . . . In that way I don't like the song," explained PSY during an interview with the Associated Press.

News of his recent win on the Billboard chart has brought attention onto PSY's new venture. The pop star has been spotted filming his music video for his new song "Daddy" in Korea as of late.

The shoot ran from August 3 to 7 in Seoul, Busan and various other locations. The director of the "Gangnam Style" music video is directing the new video.

"Little PSY," Hwang Min Woo, who had made an appearance in "Gangnam Style" will be starring in "Daddy" as well, according to the publication Allkpop.

Photos of PSY and the production crew shooting the music video quickly circulated via Korean social networking sites, revealing details of the music video. Residents of Busan have stated that PSY will be showing off some "monkey-like dance moves" for the upcoming music video, according to Channel News Asia.

Handsome Korean actor Jung Woo Sung will also be a part of the 36-year-old's new music video. Jung Woo Sung's agency confirmed the news that the actor will be making a cameo appearance in PSY's comeback music video.

"Jung Woo Sung's casting was a classified secret, and Jung Woo Song decided to be cast in the music video to show his friendship [with PSY]," stated a representative from the actor's agency, according to the publication Yahoo Entertainment Singapore.