Gwiyomi Craze on Local Celebs

After Gangnam Style captured the netizen, here comes a new internet craze "Gwiyomi". This was first popularized in South Korea upon YouTube video released by Hari, a South Korean indie singer-songwriter, performing cute hand gestures to accompany the song.

Korea Seoul Original Singer HARI Performed Gwiyomi

Gwiyomi (pronounced as Kiyomi) is a South Korean slang for "cute" or "cute person", somewhat similar to Japanese term "Kawaii".

It became more popular with continuous spread of videos in the internet in Asian countries.In the Philippines, local celebrity explore their own versions and now becoming viral on channels.

Comedian TV host, Vice Ganda introduce his adaptation in "It's Showtime", a noon time variety show last April.

Famous cosplayer Alodia Gosiengfiao posted her edition online after massive requests from fans. To date, her video has reached a total of 2.8 M views.

Yeng Constantino's granted the Yengsters' request and uploaded to her Official Facebook Page.

"Gwiyomi Yeng Constantino Version

Dahil sa nirequest nyo Yengsters at mahal ko kayo! ito na.. :) MY GWIYOMI VERSION! LAAAABYUUUU!"

- caption on Yeng's Gwiyomi vid

Aryana's Ella Cruz "Gwiyomi" Version Vid

"Hai there! I ussually don't give into a craze but this somehow is an exception!!"
- Jasmine Curtis-Smith's caption on her online YouTube account

" 'Kylienatics Vampires' asked me to make this video so I did for my fans :) Kaya ginawa ko ito :) "
- Kylie Padilla's version on her YouTube account

Mean while, how would it look like for a guy to do this cutie thing?
Let's see it here with English translation.

Korean Singer Jeong Il Hoon of BTOB (Born to beat) Gwiyomi Male Version