Eventhough Psy's 'Gentleman' has became a worldwide hit just like his 'Gangnam Style', despite of its popularity Psy still expressed his unsatisfied on what it turn out and vowed for a next comeback album.

On his solo concert today, the viral star and world artist sensation shared about his famed and plans. "I'm saying this for the first time, but two years ago when I turned 35 I asked myself, for how long can I keep being an artist?" he also shared. "I wondered if I would still be able to do my energetic music and if my body would still support it, and I figured that one day, I would have to stop being a singer."

"I thought about my life without concerts, and I felt that a part of my body had been sheared away," he added. "I wrote a song last year with the expectation that I will stop singing by the time I'm 40. Unexpectedly, due to that song things kept happening which made me question reality every day. I wondered if this was a hidden camera, like 'The Truman Show'."

"I then released a song called 'Gentleman', and I know that it had a mixed response," he continued. "I read all of the reactions, and honestly, I don't think that it was my style. 'Gangnam Style' wasn't targeted at anyone, but with 'Gentleman', I wondered if foreigners would be able to pronounce it. It wasn't lyrics, it was linguistics." He continued

At the end he said "Looking back, I need to be myself, so the song I'm writing right now will go back to my roots and I'll do it as I've always done," "If this one's a success, I'll try again. After changing my thoughts, life felt a little easier."

Way to go Psy! fans will still love your songs no matter what lyrics it may be. It will still be cool as Psy...