Psy and Snoop Dogg are taking over the Internet in full force.

The music video for Psy's new song, "Hangover," which features Snoop Dogg, was released on June 9. The song will be released on iTunes at 1PM.

The video received 40,000 likes in the first 2 hours of is release and has hit over 1 million views in the first day of release as well.

"Hangover" was filmed in various locations around Korea and features other popular YG artists including Big Bang's G-Dragon and 2NE1's CL.

The video embodies the concept of "fun," with the sharply dressed Psy and Snoop Dogg seen partying and drinking throughout the entire clip. Snoop Dogg even raps, "I can't stop. . . I can't quit; I wake up in the morning and do the same shit."

The music video went live on YouTube on Sunday night after Psy and Snoop appeared on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" to discuss it, according to TIME.

"For me, it was awesome, because I've always wanted to be in a martial-arts video," stated Snoop Dogg.

At the end of the outrageous music video, Psy gives us a taste of his upcoming single "Daddy," which will be released this summer.

The duo reportedly had the opportunity to party off-camera as well, the "Gangnam Style" singer told TMZ.

"We were 'Hangover,'" stated Psy of their time together.

The video has been receiving comparisons to Psy's previous hits including "Gangnam Style" and "Gentleman."

"As he's shown with past hits, Psy tends to throw out strange, goofy imagery with reckless abandon, and 'Hangover' continues the trend, from marathon toothbrushing sessions at breakneck speed to more way arm dances than are honestly probably necessary," states the publication Radio.com.

Although the video might not be for everyone, those who enjoyed the 5-minute clip continue to the praise it for its absurdity/creativity.

"The video is art," wrote TIME.

Watch the video below: