base talk Rebecca Black goes viral

[GraceRandolph]

 

[magazine]

such a bad song, she did that 

[sunbathinganimal]

 

[Konril]

Girl was basically bullied by the internet. Felt so bad for her. 

 

Also stream this sultry excellence by Miss Black.

 

[torontowest91]

poor girl - her life will never be the same

[Big Bad Wolf]

Honestly it was pretty iconic. Now what about this queen?

[naevis]

they could never make me hate this song

[professor2000]

Are we ready to admit that the SONG was the only bad thing here? People way overreacted.  

 

 

Edited February 10, 2024 by professor2000

[professor2000]

12 minutes ago, Konril said:

Girl was basically bullied by the internet. Felt so bad for her. 

 

Also stream this sultry excellence by Miss Black.

 

Like this proves she actually wasn’t that bad, the song itself was bad (concept and music).  

[robattack332]

Stoner icon 

 

[liquiddiamonds]

22 minutes ago, Big Bad Wolf said:

Honestly it was pretty iconic. Now what about this queen?

omg why was this man setting these kids up with this music??? lol

[Walk_Away21]

The way she would have a #1 hit if they counted YouTube back then

[Big Bad Wolf]

12 minutes ago, liquiddiamonds said:

omg why was this man setting these kids up with this music??? lol

There was actually a lot of controversy after Friday regarding him and the label and they were accused of preying on young girls to make songs like this for money, which is true. They would charge a few a thousand dollars to produce a song and video and worked with minor teen girls albeit with parents with the means to fund it (they would charge 2-4k). Rebecca sued them way back then for total ownership of the song and video. He was even accused of being a pedophile for this. I think the quality of the songs shows they did not have good intentions when producing this music.

 

But for better or worse Rebecca is engrained in internet culture forever.

Edited February 10, 2024 by Big Bad Wolf

[feelslikeadream]

It's pretty annoying how critics refuse to admit that songs like Friday ushered in the later turn to hyperpop. Like that idiotic Pitchfork review of Let Her Burn saying that Rebecca was copying hyperpop artists... No mama, she birthed them!

[nadiamendell]

58 minutes ago, Konril said:

Girl was basically bullied by the internet. Felt so bad for her. 

 

Also stream this sultry excellence by Miss Black.

 

It's amazing to see how much she has come out of her shell and developed as an artist. 

[Illuminati]

I feel like if she released it today she would still be bullied, but they would also dig through her social media tweets to justify it It's not so different nowadays.

 

That being said she grew a lot from that artistically. She may not have had a resurgence like Justin after Baby but she also didn't give up which is great

[Companion]

My english was not good at that time and never understand the lyrics so I tought it was a really nice song. Still acted like I hated it tough.