Friday - Rebecca Black...Worst song ever created?

[The Oi]

This song is really terrible, but what everyone needs to realize is that the production company is the one to blame. They hoped they could make Rebecca Black the female version of Justin Bieber, and make a shit load of money. They gave her two songs she could choose between. The first one was about boys and relationships, but Rebecca Black said she felt too young to sing about stuff like that. The other alternative was this disgraceful Friday tune.

What this has become is a mockery of a thirteen year old kid. She's terrible, she can't sing, and she can't pronounce 'Friday'. And now she's turned into a bigger Internet phenomenon than Charlie Sheen. The big difference between the two of them? Charlie Sheen is a grown up adult who has been responsible for everything he has done the last couple of years, and everything his been saying in interviews lately. Rebecca Black is a 13 year old kid which the responsible record company has turned their back against. They wrote the lyrics, they did the directing of the music video and they were responsible for the fucked up audio effects and editing. I'm pretty sure that Rebecca Black was only asked to sing and look cute and innocent. Too bad she couldn't either sing nor look very cute, well than, don't let the front door of the music company hit you in the ass on your way out.

I'm just pissed of that everybody gets out their hatred at this kid, when there really should be a serious discussion about the ethics of the media industry being completely blinded by the dollars. I have not read a single article from the record company where they have taken responsibility for this horrible song, and actually stood up and protected this girl. They are only thinking about the cash flow. They thought they could make millions of dollars out of this girl, well - she turned out to be a flop and now the company moves on. It just pisses me off. In my opinion we're looking at the next drug addicted 'child star' which ends up banging some random rock stars, gets completely fucked up, and - in the worst case - takes her life. Because it's pretty tough, especially for a 13 year old kid, to here day in and they out how terrible you are.

What the fuck?

 

[brownindian]

 

[Damage]

 

[Spectre]

 

[cmt30]

As bad as it was, she will probably make more money than all of us because of this horrific song... Just saying

 

[Powerslave]

Odds of her being in hardcore porn shortly after turning 18 at a steady 84% right now.

Creepy camera guy: "So...what's your name?"
Rebecca Black: "Becky White"
Creepy camera guy: "Don't worry...there's only one seat on the Bang Bus"

 

[ButterMPancakes]

This song is really terrible, but what everyone needs to realize is that the production company is the one to blame. They hoped they could make Rebecca Black the female version of Justin Bieber, and make a shit load of money. They gave her two songs she could choose between. The first one was about boys and relationships, but Rebecca Black said she felt too young to sing about stuff like that. The other alternative was this disgraceful Friday tune.

What this has become is a mockery of a thirteen year old kid. She's terrible, she can't sing, and she can't pronounce 'Friday'. And now she's turned into a bigger Internet phenomenon than Charlie Sheen. The big difference between the two of them? Charlie Sheen is a grown up adult who has been responsible for everything he has done the last couple of years, and everything his been saying in interviews lately. Rebecca Black is a 13 year old kid which the responsible record company has turned their back against. They wrote the lyrics, they did the directing of the music video and they were responsible for the fucked up audio effects and editing. I'm pretty sure that Rebecca Black was only asked to sing and look cute and innocent. Too bad she couldn't either sing nor look very cute, well than, don't let the front door of the music company hit you in the ass on your way out.

I'm just pissed of that everybody gets out their hatred at this kid, when there really should be a serious discussion about the ethics of the media industry being completely blinded by the dollars. I have not read a single article from the record company where they have taken responsibility for this horrible song, and actually stood up and protected this girl. They are only thinking about the cash flow. They thought they could make millions of dollars out of this girl, well - she turned out to be a flop and now the company moves on. It just pisses me off. In my opinion we're looking at the next drug addicted 'child star' which ends up banging some random rock stars, gets completely fucked up, and - in the worst case - takes her life. Because it's pretty tough, especially for a 13 year old kid, to here day in and they out how terrible you are.

Her parents are the one that paid for it, all the company did was create the music video. . . what the hell else do you want them to do, write a letter apologizing for letting her parents pay for what would turn out to be an abomination? What kind of a business is going to turn down a job because the Internet might not like it? They just did their job, granted it was a shitty one, it was the parent's fault for paying for the video to be made even though they must've known their daughter was a fucking talentless hack.

 

[FromTheSuburbs]

As bad as it was, she will probably make more money than all of us because of this horrific song... Just saying

From what I've heard on local radio shows, she has made close to 2 million just from iTunes downloads so far. If I made 2 million from a shitty song and went from a nobody to an internet star overnight, I would just sit back and laugh at all the haters on my way to the bank.

 

[brownindian]

From what I've heard on local radio shows, she has made close to 2 million just from iTunes downloads so far. If I made 2 million from a shitty song and went from a nobody to an internet star overnight, I would just sit back and laugh at all the haters on my way to the bank.

I'm sure that is what her parents might be doing. She is probably too young to understand the value of 2 million dollars or maybe her Bieber fever is interrupting with her thought process, but one thing though that video made me laugh like crazy!

 

[Scuzzy]

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[Chardon]

I vote everyone stop posting in this thread. This girl is going to be like that " They rappin err body out hur" guy.

 

[Backstage]

I vote everyone stop posting in this thread. This girl is going to be like that " They rappin err body out hur" guy.

Yep. If we stop posting, everyone else on the internet will give up. Brick by brick or something or whatever I don't care.

 

[dano_24_26]

Ya goodluck stopping this rockstar.

 

[Amherstcavsfan]

Can I ask the question that should have been asked, perhaps, first?

How was she going to sit in the front seat? There are two seats, already full...and there is no bench seat.

She really is one damn dumb bitch.

 

[No Regard]

Her parents are the one that paid for it, all the company did was create the music video. . . what the hell else do you want them to do, write a letter apologizing for letting her parents pay for what would turn out to be an abomination? What kind of a business is going to turn down a job because the Internet might not like it? They just did their job, granted it was a shitty one, it was the parent's fault for paying for the video to be made even though they must've known their daughter was a fucking talentless hack.

I realized that after I posted. Bad source criticism, so it's my bad.