Psy's "Gentleman" music video proves to be most popular among young men around the world.

By now most people with an internet connection have viewed Korean rapper Psy's latest music video. "Gentleman" is breaking records left and right, first for the most views in the first 24 hours, then for hitting 100 million views in less than four days. Everyone seems interested in the newest video from the mastermind behind "Gangnam Style."

But according to the latest data, the ones tuning in the most across the globe are young males aged 13-24.

While it seems initially surprising, when one considers the subject matter portrayed in the "Gentleman" video, it all makes sense. Bikini-clad women, fart jokes, and pranks galore - just the sort of things teenage boys are expected to enjoy.

It was estimated that in the roughly 25 million views in the first day or so after its release, 62.7% were from males. And it most countries, the majority of those males were aged 13-24.

In the United States the estimates broken down by age were approximately 13% of views from males 13-17 and another 12.9 percent from those aged 18-24. Canada followed suit with 16.3% in the early teenage years and another 18.7% of views coming from men 18-24.

What is more surprising are the stats coming from other parts of the world. In Mexico, 62% of "Gentleman" views fell into the 13-24 age range among males and an impressive 61.5% in France. Psy's newest video was extremely popular among young men in Vietnam who comprised 78.6% of all views in the country. Brazil, the UK, and Taiwan saw numbers in the 40% range for that age group of males and in Malaysia, roughly half of the total views.

Young men around the world are certainly watching "Gentleman," we just hope they don't pick up any bad habits from Psy!