- Friday, described as the worst pop song of all time, has become a worldwide sensation, notching up 10 million hits on YouTube and turning its 13-year-old performer into a star.
- The Independent, reported on Friday that Rebecca Black's song, with its robotic vocal delivery, is either a witty parody of saccharine teen-pop or a new low in manufactured song production.
- The song Friday is about the California girl's excitement at the impending weekend and became a sensation after she posted it on YouTube last month.
- The media report said, that the song received 10 million views and now jumped into the official iTunes download chart.
- As a matter of fact, Black's name has even out-trended the Japanese earthquake on Twitter.
- Most of the comments on the songs are not flattering.
- Rolling Stone slammed the song's sub-par production values, grating hooks and extraordinarily stupid lyrics.
- The chorus - Yesterday was Thursday, Thursday/ Today is Friday, Friday (Partyin')/ Tomorrow is Saturday/And Sunday comes afterwards - has led to YouTube parodies.
- Black is the product of Hollywood company- the Ark Music Factory, which charges parents a fee, in return for the chance to turn their child into a star.
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Friday, described as the worst pop song of all time, has become a worldwide sensation, notching up 10 million hits on YouTube and turning its 13-year-old performer into a star.
The Independent, reported on Friday that Rebecca Black's song, with its robotic vocal delivery, is either a witty parody of saccharine teen-pop or a new low in manufactured song production.
The song Friday is about the California girl's excitement at the impending weekend and became a sensation after she posted it on YouTube last month.
The media report said, that the song received 10 million views and now jumped into the official iTunes download chart.
As a matter of fact, Black's name has even out-trended the Japanese earthquake on Twitter.
Most of the comments on the songs are not flattering.
Rolling Stone slammed the song's sub-par production values, grating hooks and extraordinarily stupid lyrics.
The chorus - Yesterday was Thursday, Thursday/ Today is Friday, Friday (Partyin')/ Tomorrow is Saturday/And Sunday comes afterwards - has led to YouTube parodies.
Black is the product of Hollywood company- the Ark Music Factory, which charges parents a fee, in return for the chance to turn their child into a star.
The Independent, reported on Friday that Rebecca Black's song, with its robotic vocal delivery, is either a witty parody of saccharine teen-pop or a new low in manufactured song production.
The song Friday is about the California girl's excitement at the impending weekend and became a sensation after she posted it on YouTube last month.
The media report said, that the song received 10 million views and now jumped into the official iTunes download chart.
As a matter of fact, Black's name has even out-trended the Japanese earthquake on Twitter.
Most of the comments on the songs are not flattering.
Rolling Stone slammed the song's sub-par production values, grating hooks and extraordinarily stupid lyrics.
The chorus - Yesterday was Thursday, Thursday/ Today is Friday, Friday (Partyin')/ Tomorrow is Saturday/And Sunday comes afterwards - has led to YouTube parodies.
Black is the product of Hollywood company- the Ark Music Factory, which charges parents a fee, in return for the chance to turn their child into a star.
