Appy Cassidy's keepy-uppy gets kicks from mX Welsh internet sensation Andrew Cassidy is in Australia to launch the new MX app. Photo Jeremy Piper Source: The Courier-Mail UNEMPLOYED fisherman Andrew Cassidy doesn't look like your average YouTube star. Seven weeks ago he was filmed by a group of lads kicking a soccer ball in an abandoned car park near the docks of his home town of Milford Haven in Wales. It was uploaded to Facebook and then YouTube, with his crazy "keepy-uppie" skills soon earning millions of views. The first time he knew of the video was when a reporter knocked on his door a few weeks later. "He said I'd gone viral," Mr Cassidy said. I didn't even know what that meant, I thought it was some sort of disease. Mr Cassidy said he began playing with the football after the sudden death of a close friend. It's been a whirlwind few months for Cassidy, who has been unemployed for 10 years, with scores of media interviews, and now a trip to Australia to promote the launch of the new mX app. DOWNLOAD mX in the iOS App Store mX for Android Senior mX editor Craig Herbert promises the new app will be the perfect accompaniment to the vastly popular print editions read by thousands of Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane commuters each week day. "It's loaded with all of the mX Tribe's favourite sections from Talk, Weird, Goss & Glam to all the latest breaking news and sport for the morning commute, updated throughout the day," he said. Plus, we're introducing #crazycool - a dedicated section celebrating the latest off-beat videos and pictures taking the web by storm. Andrew's (Cassidy) amazing soccer ball skills are the perfect example of #crazycool. His keepy-uppie prowess has been viewed 3.7 million times on YouTube, opening the door to a flood of offers to appear around the world and we're proud to have him here in Australia to showcase his talent to celebrate the launch of the mX app.