Rebecca Black Single "Friday" hits 34 Million Views

Rebecca Black Single "Friday" hits 34 Million Views

"Friday" Single on YouTube



Rebecca Black is the 13-year-old pop sensation everyone can’t stop talking about. And whether you’re hating or loving, her song “Friday” is still vigorously garnering an ever-increasing amount of hits on YouTube, now at more than 34 million views. Black’s Twitter account, only set up on March 19th already has 39 thousand followers.



“Tomorrow is Saturday And Sunday comes after ... wards. I don't want this weekend to end” those are some of the words to the newest sensational hit that skyrocketed across the nation and is still drawing enormous attention.



Unfortunately for the middle-school student from Anaheim Hills, California, the single, though proving unbelievably popular, might not necessarily be attracting large quantities of favorable praises. The song branded “the worst song ever” by many, is quickly climbing its way to the apex of a ruthless backlash.



Black who appeared on “Good Morning America” on Friday spoke out about the thousands of hurtful, negative comments she received online, and admitted she was reduced to tears when she saw how virally the song had been received by viewers.



“When I first saw all these nasty comments I did cry,” she told “Good Morning America.” “I felt like this was my fault and I shouldn’t have done this and this is all because of me. Now I don’t feel that way.”



“I think I have talent on some level,” Rebecca told the morning show. “I don’t think I’m the worst singer, but I don’t think I’m the best singer.”



The single was recorded through Ark Music Factory, a California based vanity record label. Georgina Kelly, Rebecca Black’s mother allegedly paid an amount of $2,000 for a package that included a choice of two pre-written songs.