North Korea’s Great Successor Kim Jong-un is said to be very displeased over a parody video, which features the Supreme Leader dancing his way through absurd situations to a Chinese pop song.

According to South Korean newspaper The Chosunilbo, North Korea asked China to stop the spread of the YouTube clip, as it “seriously compromises Kim’s dignity and authority.” China was somehow unable to stifle the virulence of the video.

The clip was edited by a Chinese man surnamed Zhang, from Suzhou, who reportedly studied at Kyonggi University in South Korea. The video features despot Kim dancing with Russian President Vladimir Putin, skipping hand in hand with Osama bin Laden, being kicked to the ground by President Obama after pirouetting through a ballet studio, being kicked into a pool with a garbage can over his head, dancing on a baseball field and finally riding off on the back of a pig.

The video, which has so far garnered over two million views, is set to a song named Little Apple by a Chinese pop group called Chopstick Brothers.

Here is a loose translation of some of the lyrics from Little Apple:

Never think you hate
Everything you love
There you are fresh every day
There you, more brilliant sunshine

While Kim has yet to explicitly threaten to rain hellfire upon China, his North Korean regime is unhappy. After all, Jong-un has been picked on quite a bit lately. Video game developer Moneyhorse is set to release Glorious Leader!, an old-school shoot-’em-up which features scenarios that describe Kim’s life-facts generated by the propaganda machine of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.

Here is the trailer for Glorious Leader!:

Kim Jong-un has held the titles of the First Secretary of the Workers’ Party of Korea, the Chairman of the Central Military Commission, First Chairman of the National Defense Commission of North Korea, the Supreme Commander of the Korean People’s Army and presidium member of the Politburo of the Workers’ Party of Korea. He was officially declared the Supreme Leader following the state funeral for his father Kim Jong-il on December 28, 2011.

Here is Kim’s submarine:

Brave man! @towersight: Kim Jong Un on Romeo class sub (Type 033).Titanic or "Yellow submarine"? #DPRK's vintage Navy pic.twitter.com/xkbzL971oE

— François Heisbourg (@FHeisbourg) June 30, 2014

Here is Kim in his submarine:

North Korea's submarine fleet looks super high-tech http://t.co/eIrd3ki1X7 pic.twitter.com/V1aNnHd9iq

— gCaptain.com (@gCaptain) June 24, 2014

The world should perhaps be more mindful of mocking the DPRK.

Image via YouTube