These days, it seems like everybody wants to be a "Gentleman."

Ever since the music video for Psy's follow-up to his smash hit "Gangnam Style" premiered last month, talk show hosts from Kelly Ripa to Matt Lauer are lining up to do the K-pop star's iconic new dance.

A video of Psy doing the "Gentleman" dance with Ripa and her new "Live!" co-host Michael Strahan has gone viral, receiving over a million views.

"We put on special pants for this dance," exclaimed Strahan during the May 6 interview with the international superstar.

According to the New York Post, the clip came about after the co-hosts asked to be in the South Korean entertainer's next video. The trio then covered the "Gentleman" dance and the video was uploaded onto Psy's YouTube channel.

"Let's upload it to YouTube and let's see what's going to happen," said the rapper.

Check out the result below:

But Ripa and Strahan are not the only ones itching to bust a move.

According to E! Online, Matt Lauer broke his 17-year dance-free streak for Psy.

"I made a vow years ago," said the "Today" show host to Jay Leno, "Don't sing and don't dance on the show. I've made it 17 years without dancing...tomorrow I might break the record."

Sure enough, Lauer broke out the dance moves when the king of K-pop performed on "Today" the next day.

Psy's performance also on "Today" also included his breakout single "Gangnam Style" where co-hosts David Gregory and Al Roker horse-danced along to the viral hit.

During the address at Harvard University earlier this month, Psy spoke of the accessibility of his dancing style, even from the beginning of his career that makes even talk show hosts want to strut their stuff.

"People saw [my dance moves] and thought, 'I think I can do it,'" Psy said.

"We can do Psy's dance just like you're doing the horse dance these days. So what I thought was 'I can provide them participation instead of exhibition.'"