As unbelievable as it sounds the super irritating song 'I Have A Pen, I Have An Apple' which took the internet by storm and spawned a number of memes has somehow made it to the Guinness Book Of World Records! “PPAP” has more than 65 million YouTube views and was the first Japanese song to get into the U.S. Billboard top 100 singles in 26 years. Guinness World Records recognized it recently as the shortest song to make the top 100!It has also spawned 40,000 lip-synching copies uploaded to the internet. The song rose to fame among Japanese students initially but later it started spreading globally and got a major boost when pop star Justin Bieber tweeted about it saying that it was his favorite video, Pikotaro revealed.
The Japanese comedian Pikotara (whose real name is Kazuhito Kosaka) who created the viral hit PPAP is beyond himself and is still reeling from the fact that it has received such global success. “The internet is amazing!” said the comedian who has previously stated that the covers made in
in India are his favourite so far.
