Question: How much money did Psy make for the song Gangnam Style?
About the article "Gangnam Style", section "Music industry".

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After the release of "Gangnam Style", the American talent manager Scooter Braun, who discovered Justin Bieber on YouTube, asked on Twitter "How did I not sign this guy (Psy)".
Soon afterwards, it was reported that Psy had left for Los Angeles to meet with representatives of Justin Bieber, to explore collaboration opportunities.
On September 3, Braun made a public announcement that was later uploaded onto YouTube, saying that he and Psy have decided to "make some history together.
be the first Korean artist to break a big record in the United States."
On September 4, it was confirmed that Psy was signed to Braun's School Boy Records.
The music video for the song has gone viral and is an Internet meme.
Although Psy attributed the song's popularity to YouTube and his fans while at the same time insisted that he is not responsible for the song's success, the South Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism recognized the singer for "increasing the world's interest in Korea" and announced its decision to award Psy with a 4th Class Order of Cultural Merit.
The phrase "Oppan Gangnam Style" was entered into "The Yale Book of Quotations" as one of the most famous quotes of 2012. 
  "Gangnam Style", a song by South Korean rapper PSY in 2012  
The American news agency Associated Press reported that Psy is set to become a millionaire from YouTube advertisements and iTunes downloads, which underlines a shift in how money is being made in the music business.
According to the AP analysis, he is expected to make only $60,000 from downloads and streams of "Gangnam Style" in South Korea, due to the fact that many South Koreans use a music streaming service that costs less than $10 a month, and results in the cost of a downloaded song being about $0.10 and a streamed song being $0.02.
The bulk of Psy's earnings, however, originate from other sources such as TV commercials and YouTube revenue, the latter generating almost US $1 million for 33,000 parodies and related videos identified in September 2012 by YouTube's automatic identification system.
In total, AP estimated that Psy will earn at least US $8.1 million in 2012. 
Following the viral success of his music video, Psy left for the United States and performed "Gangnam Style" in various locations.
On August 20, Psy posted on Twitter "Bringing #GangnamStyle to the Dodgers–Giants game this evening".
Dodger Stadium presented a segment called "Psy Dance Cam" where they showed clips of the music video, followed by live shots of baseball fans dancing, and then Psy, who waves and does the dance.
Two days later, Psy appeared on VH1's "Big Morning Buzz Live" show, and taught television hosts Carrie Keagan and Jason Dundas how to dance "Gangnam Style".
On September 6, Psy appeared at the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards performing his "Gangnam Style" dance alongside comedian Kevin Hart.
After the event, he would make several more appearances on US TV programs.
On September 10, he appeared on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" in Burbank, California, introducing himself as "Psy from Korea", before teaching Britney Spears the dance.
He described the dance as "pretending to bounce like riding on an invisible horse" and when Ellen told Britney she would have to remove her high-heeled shoes to perform the dance Psy protested that no, the point was, 'to dress classy, and dance cheesy.'
On September 14, he appeared on NBC's morning program "Today" in New York City for its Toyota Concert Series, where he performed the song and also taught the anchors the dance.
The September 15 season premiere episode of "Saturday Night Live" featured a sketch based on the song and its video.
Bobby Moynihan portrayed Psy, but was joined mid-sketch by Psy himself.
He also made his second appearance on "The Ellen Show"s September 19 episode to perform the song along with his backup dancers.
On September 22, Psy made an appearance at the iHeartRadio Music Festival to perform "Gangnam Style".
Psy, dressed in a black jacket, blue pants, two-tone shoes and his signature shades, appeared on the US national TV show "The View" on October 25 and performed the song for Barbara Walters and the ladies of the show who donned sunglasses and got out of their seats.
On November 13, he joined the American singer-songwriter Madonna on stage during her concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City and they performed a mashup of the song and her 2008 hit "Give It 2 Me".
Psy later told reporters that his gig with Madonna had "topped his list of accomplishments".
On November 18, Psy, who rocked out in traditional Hammer pants, closed out the 40th American Music Awards show with a performance of "Gangnam Style", joined by surprise guest MC Hammer who brought in his own moves and Psy's horse-riding dance as the song mashed into his 1990s hit "2 Legit 2 Quit".
Jason Lipshutz of "Billboard" commented that "Psy's feverish rendition of 'Gangnam Style' accomplished what so few award show performances can: a palpable sense of excitement.
The combination of the K-pop star and MC Hammer...was a stroke of genius that very few could have seen coming", choosing it as the best performance of the night.
"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" did a special Thanksgiving broadcast with an all-military audience on November 22, and Psy dropped by as the musical guest.
The singer sang the song and danced alongside the soldiers, going into the crowd for part of his performance.
Psy performed "Gangnam Style" during the second night of KIIS-FM Jingle Ball concert at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on December 3, 2012.
He―wearing an all-red outfit including a sparkling, sequined top―sang the song at TNT's "Christmas in Washington" special, attended by the US President Barack Obama and his family, and held at the National Building Museum On December 9.
On December 16, he performed the song at the halftime show of the NFL game between the Buffalo Bills and Seattle Seahawks in Toronto.
During the "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve" event at Times Square in New York City on December 31, he was joined on stage by characters (Yoo Jae-Seok, Noh Hong-chul) from the song's video for the first part of the performance before MC Hammer appeared to perform a mash-up of the song and "2 Legit 2 Quit". 
Live performances.
Following the release of "Gangnam Style", Psy made several performances on television and at concerts in Korea.
Early performances included his appearance on the weekly South Korean music program, "The Music Trend".
Psy also performed at several concerts prior to his departure to the US, including during "The Heumbbeok Show" and the Summer Stand Concert in Seoul.
After returning to South Korea, Psy performed "Gangnam Style" during a free concert that he held outside the Seoul City Hall.
More than 80,000 fans attended the event, leading to the closure of part of the city center and an increase in subway operations.
While Psy was in the US, it was announced that he, as ambassador of the Formula One Korean Grand Prix, would perform "Gangnam Style" at the event during the 2012 edition.
At the event Psy taught Formula One drivers Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel how to perform the dance.
On November 28, Psy visited Thailand and held his concert "Gangnam Style Thailand Extra Live" at the SCG Stadium in Muang Thong Thani, Bangkok.
At the show, a part of celebration for the 85th birthday of Thai's King Bhumibol Adulyadej, he performed the song along with his other hits.
During the 2012 Mnet Asian Music Awards held in Hong Kong on November 30, he performed the song on stage, joined by the video's co-star Hyuna and Yoo Jae-Seok look-alikes in yellow suits.
The track was one of three-song setlist on Psy's free showcase, held at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore on December 1, 2012.
On February 11, 2013, Psy arrived at the Malaysian state of Penang and performed "Gangnam Style" at a concert in front of more than 100,000 guests, including the Prime Minister of Malaysia Mohd Najib Abdul Razak as well as other high ranking politicians from the country's ruling Barisan Nasional party.