Psy and BTS's Suga release K-pop collaboration 'That That'

The single is from Psy's anticipated new album 'Psy 9th', his first since 2017

Psy performs during the Asia Song Festival in the southern port city of Yeosu in South Korea on August 3, 2012. AFP

Comedian Kevin Hart and Psy speak onstage during the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards at the Staples Centre on September 6, 2012, in Los Angeles, California. AFP

South Korean pop sensation Psy, real name is Park Jae-sang, performs for fans as part of an event held by breakfast television show 'Sunrise' in central Sydney on October 17, 2012. AFP

Psy arrives at the Lacma Art + Film Gala at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on October 27, 2012. AFP

'Gangnam Style' star Psy at a press conference before his concert in Seoul on April 13, 2013. AFP

Psy performs before the Italian Cup final match between AS Roma and SS Lazio at Stadio Olimpico on May 26, 2013, in Rome. Getty Images

Psy performs onstage during his All Night Stand concert on December 24, 2015, in Seoul. Getty Images

Psy performs during the K-Pop Concert at Expo 2020 Dubai on January 16, 2022. Christophe Viseux / Expo 2020 Dubai

Psy at the press conference for his new album 'Psy 9th' at Fairmont Ambassador Hotel on April 29, 2022, in Seoul. Getty Images

Psy unveils his new studio album, 'Psy 9th', with a caricature of himself on screen, on April 29, 2022, in Seoul. AP

The single and music video for Psy and Suga's That That is finally here.

The collaboration between the BTS member and Gangnam Style hitmaker comes from Psy's anticipated full-length album Psy 9th, which is also out today. It is his first new album in five years.

"2022 Psy coming back," Psy sings in the opening line.

In the Western-themed music video, the two stars are shown dressed in a series of snazzy cowboy outfits, dancing along to smooth choreography. The pair also hang out at a saloon as they sing along to the track's catchy, overlapping beat.

Teaser posters released on Psy’s Twitter detail how the collaboration came to be, with Suga saying he originally thought he would only be helping to write the song.

“We really hit it off,” they both say.

“When meeting younger artists, I don’t want to be someone who’s hard to approach,” said Psy. “[Suga] wasn’t just my junior in the business, but also he truly feels like a friend. It was hard to feel any age gap.”

Suga admited he felt “nervous” about teaming up with Psy. “He’s many years my senior and someone so who’s so well-respected in the business.”

He said the experience “felt like working with a childhood friend, so it made the song-writing process that much more fun.”

Psy 9th will be the singer’s first album after 2017’s Psy 8th 4x2=8. A year after Psy 8th 4X2=8, the singer left long-time agency YG Entertainment.

He later established his own company, P Nation, in 2019, and in the same year signed Korean-American rapper and singer Jessi, HyunA and former Pentagon boy band member Dawn to the label.

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