`It's the Gangnam style!' is the top song on chartbusters these days. And again it's the Gangnam style with the heady echelons of royalty. Zara Philips and her fellows from British team have been found to have performed a rousing rendition on the song's mantle.
Though, the cult Korean pop song has been performed by celebrities and Eton students as well as a robot, which was destined for a warship work, in their own version. The British team performed the same in the honour of Children In Need.
As per the findings, the dance video covers Zara in full equestrian kit. She is accepting and enjoying the dance moves accompanying the electro beat. Further, Zara has been captured entering a legion of Gangnam fans.
These included Carrie Underwood, who performed Gangnam's Country-style rendition on stage and Melanie B who showcased the dance on the Australian version of the X Factor along PSY. Also, there was Nelly Furtado, who performed at a concert on the English version of Gangnam.
The video would probably be out by Monday, the report says. The original song video has until now got the most "likes" in YouTube and is the second most watched in the site's history.
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