That's a novelty hit, not a cultural phenomenon in the sense of something that affects culture. It was forgotten as soon as the next thing came along, the same way Harlem Shake or whatever were, and it never had any deep emotional or cultural impact to those who saw it in the first place.
And even that it's more due to the video than the music -- even you measured it on "billion views".
And even that it's more due to the video than the music -- even you measured it on "billion views".