FRIDAY PARTYIN PARTYIN FUN FUN FUN FUN

[benji]

SUNDAY COMES AFTERWARDS



THINK ABOUT FUN

[benji]

[el badman]

*immediately regretting clicking on that video*

[benji]

*immediately regretting clicking on that video*

[benji]

Maybe this is more your thing then:


HA HA HA HA JACK MY SWAG

[J@3]

I'd smash

[benji]

From the same "studio."

[Patr1ck]

http://www.rebeccablack.info/

"site for rebecca black who sings friday"

no, really?

Wait, there's more.

http://www.casting-call.us/display_cast ... =895893&s=

if you are a great singer without any material and you want to get discovered.....
Age: from 13 to 17

[shadowgrin]

How old are those teens, driving a car?

[Jackal]

Best. Dance. Evar.

[[Q]]

i'm surprised that this hasn't brought Mr. Pedobear back yet

[shadowgrin]

Pedobear is still trying to grasp the intricacies of the sequence of days before and after Friday. Though the song makes it clear and understandable, it's not something you learn in just one sitting.

[Phil89]

[buzzy]

[Jackal]

I saw this one this morning and couldn't stop lol'ing. Best reaction to the song imo.

[shadowgrin]

Fiddy!

[J@3]

phpBB [video]

Hahahaha

[benji]

http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and- ... rbullying/

“Those hurtful comments really shocked me,” Black said yesterday in her first interview since the song came to dominate a certain quadrant of popular culture and crack the iTunes Top 100 singles chart this week, besting the likes of Bruno Mars and Justin Bieber. “At times, it feels like I’m being cyberbullied.”

Black’s odyssey from suburban anonymity to punchline on a blog for the Comedy Central Web-parody show Tosh.O to budding, against-all-odds pop star began inauspiciously enough. She performed musical theater and sang as part of the patriotic ensemble Celebration USA. Talent shows and vocal lessons, all the normal stuff. Until, as Black’s mother Georgina Kelly explained, a classmate fatefully told her about a Los Angeles-based vanity record label called Ark Music Factory where she could gain real-world experience in her chosen profession.

Acing a casting-call audition, Black was invited to record one of two songs label heads had written for her. And, as part of a $2,000 package her mother paid for, they offered to produce an accompanying video in a bid to make a splash on YouTube. The song she picked: “Friday.”

“I didn’t write it at all,” Black said, clearing up a major misconception. “The other song was about adult love–I haven’t experienced that yet. ‘Friday’ is about hanging out with friends, having fun. I felt like it was my personality in that song.”

But the lyrics and production don’t necessarily reflect the real her. Black’s voice arrives sounding heavily processed through pitch-correcting computer software called Auto-Tune. Her unique phrasing renders the word “Friday” as “fry-ee-day.” And such affectless lyrical couplets as We so excited/We gonna have a ball today/Tomorrow is Saturday/And Sunday comes afterward, prompted many to wonder if the whole thing was some kind of elaborate Borat-style prank.

“A few times, when I heard some of the lyrics, I was like, ‘That doesn’t make sense,’” Kelly recalled. “Rebecca said, ‘I sang it as they wrote it, Mom.’ So I didn’t micromanage it.”
...

Things, of course, got ugly with an outpouring of YouTube commenter Haterade that stunned Black and Ark Music gave her the choice to strike “Friday” from the site. Instead, she stuck to her guns. “I decided not to give the haters the satisfaction that they got me so bad I gave up,” Black said.

Ark Music boss Clarence Jey, who cowrote and produced “Friday,” defended Black as a legitimately talented–if misunderstood–artiste.

“Funniest part of the whole thing is Rebecca Black is actually [an] amazing singer [with] a unique tone and a fantastic fun person,” Jey wrote in an e-mail. “The concept we feel seems to have crossed a lot of boundaries, for the better or worse.”

Having survived the wrath of Twitter nation, the teen is now profiting from the experience–although Kelly says her daughter’s first investments will be donations to Japan relief organizations and school arts programs. For now, at least, she is scheduled to do only limited media—granting interviews soon to both Good Morning America and On-Air With Ryan Seacrest. And Black’s plan going forward is to record an acoustic version of “Friday” to showcase her vocal range in a non-Auto-Tune environment.

“I want to show people there’s more to me than they think,” said Black.

[shadowgrin]

phpBB [video]

[cyanide]

phpBB [video]

[J@3]

“A few times, when I heard some of the lyrics, I was like, ‘That doesn’t make sense,’”

Can't believe someone CO WROTE that shit

[Phil89]

[kibaxx7]

Just terrible. Conrad gave me the heads up on Facebook - by the first minute mark I had to close the video, it was murdering my ears. But all the GIFs and pics you are posting are well worth a second watch.

[benji]

[J@3]