A NBA Official did the Gangnam Style dance during a timeout.

This needs to happen every game with real referees. I mean who wouldn't pay for Joey Crawford or Dick Bavetta to loosen up and dance with the mascot. They are keeping their shirt on of course, I don't want risk impairing the visions of basketball fans. Speaking of visual impairment, that Jazz Bear mascot is hideous, he looks like a giant brown raccoon in a bad way.

Blake Griffin and the Clippers dances on the bench.

Just when you thought Gangnam Style would magically disappear from the internet forever, we get this hilarious bench rendition of the dance. Caron Butler and his old dance moves are just the best, aside from doing the whole thing wrong, by just being the oldest guy on the team willing to do such a dance makes him the coolest.

Source: Beyond the Buzzer

Roy Hibbert goes Gangnam Style with a Flash Mob.

I know you can't get enough of the Gangnam Style NBA new lately, so who am I to stand in your way of getting your fix.

For Park and Recreation Fans, Entertainment 720 presents: Roy Hibbert.

This was the first 7 ft person since Shaq to ever move so gracefully on the dance floor. Roy sure knows how to win fans, not only did he obtain a new level on the fan favorite scale, he also got a Halloween costume as a bonus. If you happen to see a 7'2" PSY trick or treating this year, you know who it is now and your welcome. 

Source: Pacers Video on Youtube

Gangnam Style cured Dwight Howard's Back.

From MenudoBol.com

When the Lakers signed Dwight Howard, they were well aware of the risk. The back injury he sustained over last season, caused worries through out the Lakers camp. That was until, they discovered a foreign treatment.

From Laker Nation:

“Gagnam style has helped me strengthen my core and lower back. I’ve got a great PT program, but this dance has taken me to the next level,” said Howard.

Weeks later, Howard was on the court at training camp, ferociously dunking on roster hopeful Robert Sacre. Coach Mike Brown and Kobe Bryant have been amazed by Howard’s progress, comparing him to Bill Russell and noticing no signs of injury.

In a team with an aging roster, and a history of injuries, this new sensation in the medical world will bring back the youth in the veterans. Steve Nash, you can finally forget about your Phoenix Training Staff. If you feel any pain or aches, just blast Gangnam Style and pretend you are riding a horse galloping on a really bump road.

One certain teammate however, is still not bought by it.

Asked why Bryant didn’t join Howard in the Gangnam Sytle dance during a break in action at the Lakers-Trailblazers preseason game, he sternly replied “I don’t ride horseys.” 

As imagined Kobe Bryant refuses to believe in some silly Korean Pop dance would fix his ailing knees. But this is the Mamba we are talking about here, he would do anything to pro-long his career. May I remind you he went under the German Orthokine procedure as the first NBA prototype. I bet the man is in his castle of solitude, listening to PSY's melodic voice with his headphone on, (just so no one ever knows about it) while swinging an imaginary lasso.

Sources: Picture, Lakers Nation