You know you've made it when a university marching band performs your song on game day.

From the opening sequence to the "invisible horse riding" dance break halfway through the clip, Ohio University's Marching 110's rendition of South Korean pop star PSY's viral hit "Gangnam Style" is fun to watch.

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The performance took place on Saturday Sept. 22, during Ohio University's home football game against Norfolk State which had the audience singing along and dancing in the stands.

Posted only four days ago, the clip has gone on to reach viral status earning almost 3.5 million views with no signs of slowing down.

"Way better than the original," one viewer commented on the clip.

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Wrote another: "Oh my God that was amazing! I wish my school would do this."

According to the Huffington Post, Marching 110 is known for incorporating popular tracks into their set lists and have

Pattie Mallette, Justin Bieber (Photo by: Lisa Rose/NBC/NBC NewsWire via Getty Images)

In honour of the release of her new memoir "Nowhere But Up," Pattie Mallette was serenaded by her son Justin Bieber while appearing on NBC's "Today" with a song that he wrote for her as a birthday present, "Turn To You."

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"She's been like a friend, someone who I could talk to and a good role model," the 18-year-old, who is now the same age as Mallette when she gave birth to him, told Kathie Lee Gifford in the interview.

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He also said, "I want to grow up and have the heart that my mom has because she has such a big heart."

Released on Mother's Day, proceeds from the purchase of the track "Turn To You" went to help raise money to save the Bethesda Centre shelter in Ontario which is dedicated to the support of single mothers.

In addition to writing a song for her birthday, the Canadian teen phenomenon also wrote the forward to his mother's book, which details her struggles growing up, being a teen mom

We've seen what the power of a mob of Lady Gaga's Little Monsters can do and now it's time for a special backseat performance from the superstar's Littlest Monster of all, Sophia.

Sharing the video on her Facebook page and Twitter feed, Lady Gaga wrote, "Omg help this little girl is so cute singing 'Born This Way.' She says 'gorgeous' instead of 'beautiful.'"

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"Gaga herself has watched this video, and has posted comments about it. You are famous," one viewer wrote after watching the clip. "She knows how to dance at the end! Oh god! REAL 'LITTLE' Monster," another viewer added referring to Sophia's rendition of Gaga's "paws up" dance moves.

In addition to "Born This Way," Sophia's mother, who goes by the YouTube username LittleMonsterMama, has also posted clips of the youngster performing Gaga's "Marry The Night" and a sweet proposition from The Littlest Monster asking to sing with the 26-year-old.

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Whatever "the x factor" is, Carly Rose Sonenclar certainly has it.

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A 13-year-old student from Westchester, New York, Sonenclar attended the Providence, Rhode Island, auditions on last night's part two of the season two premiere of "The X Factor" and completely slayed the competition with her rendition of Nina Simone's "Feeling Good."

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"I love music," she said before taking the stage. "I just sing from my heart and I just feel great [and] my parents are extremely supportive. My mom is a graphic designer and my dad is a copywriter, but I want to be a superstar."

Showing her support for her daughter, Sonenclar's mother Terri said, "If she gets four yeses, I'll be the proudest mom in the world, but I already am."

Before she reached "The X Factor's" stage, Sonenclar made her mark on Broadway performing as 'Chloe' in the 2011 show "WONDERLAND The Musical" with additional

Former "The X Factor" (Philippines edition) contestant Zendee Rose Tenerefe (labeled as a "random girl" in a YouTube video) is drawing praise for her performance of Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" at a shopping mall.

Posted a mere two days ago, the clip of Tenerefe has gone viral with over456,000 views and has garnered comments from viewers who are absolutely stunned by her performance like, "Clicked onto this video feeling cynical and expecting to find that people were raving over nothing special as usual....OH MY GOODNESS! This brought tears to my eyes! This girl is going to be a superstar!"

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TooFab points out that this isn't the first time the South-East Asian girl has taken over a karaoke station at the SM Megamall in the Philippines; she has also performed "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" from the Broadway musical and motion picture "Dreamgirls" while at the mall.

Filipino blogger Calvin, of the

Taylor Swift performs at Stand Up To Cancer at The Shrine Auditorium on September 7, 2012 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/American Broadcasting Companies Inc via WireImage)

Taking the stage during the third annual Stand Up to Cancer telethon on Friday, Taylor Swift debuted a heart wrenching new track about a four-year-old boy who lost his battle with the disease last year titled "Ronan."

"Ronan" follows the journey of Ronan Thompson, a young boy who was diagnosed with stage four neuroblastoma cancer in 2010 and "died in his mother's arms" after eight short months in 2011. The track was written by Swift with co-author credits also going to his mother, Maya Thompson.

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Before her moving performance, Swift tweeted, "I'm playing a new song 'Ronan' tonight on Stand Up [to] Cancer. It'll be on iTunes tonight with all my proceeds to cancer related charities."

According to Thompson's blog, she met the singer at one of her shows after she sent her a letter about her son and "how nobody is listening to the sad story of childhood cancer."

Swift subsequently wrote the track and called Maya to ask for permission to

Can any of your older relatives do this?

In a clip that was "recorded in grandma's kitchen using grandma's bathtub chair," we see an older woman dancing up a storm to Usher's 1997 hit "You Make Me Wanna" and making us all wish that she was our Aunt Carol.

Grossing almost 1.6 million views and countless copycat videos, YouTube user JimmyButtable's "Aunt Carol Usher" clip is enough to brighten your day and motivate you to learn the hip-hop dance routine yourself.

Earlier this year, the video even landed Aunt Carol a spot on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" where she talked about her dance training and how she grew to love hip-hop.

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"I took dancing lessons from second grade to eighth grade," Aunt Carol told DeGeneres during the broadcast. "I took tap, acrobat, jazz and ballet, but I don't think that there was any hip-hop at the time."

She also said, "When I went to high school I didn't [take dance] and in college I took one class called

In a viral video by the Chicago Music Exchange, guitarist Alex Chadwick covers almost 60 years of music from artists and bands like Johnny Cash and Buddy Holly to The Black Keys and the Red Hot Chili Peppers in "100 Riffs (A Brief History of Rock N' Roll.)"

Playing a 1958 Fender Stratocaster and using a Fender '57 Reissue Tweed Deluxe amplifier, Chadwick is able to effortlessly maneuver his way through 100 tunes in one take weaving through classic rock songs and contemporary tracks.

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Garnering almost 3.5 million views since its posting in June, viewers have really enjoyed the somewhat nostalgic clip and have left comments on it like, "This is the best video I've seen this summer," and "Greatest 12 minutes of my life!!!! AMAZING JOB!!!!"

Tracks featured in the video include Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody," Deep Purple's "Smoke On The Water," Pink Floyd's "Money," The Beatles "Daytripper" and "Helter Skelter," Led