'The worst song in history' sung by a 13-year-old girl, a big hit on YouTube more than 62 million times



The movie of the song sung by a 13-year-old girl, which has been described as 'the worst song in history', has become a big hit movie that has been played over 62 million times on YouTube. The number of people who gave 'high rating' to this video was about 130,000, while the number of 'low rating' was 1.13 million. It's overwhelmingly unpopular, but what is the song that receives such a low rating?

'Worst song ever' tops 30 million YouTube views

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Rebecca Black Tells Us She's Donating 'Friday' Proceeds to Japan --Movies, TV & Music --UsMagazine.com

Friday --Rebecca Black --Official Music Video --YouTube


The song is titled 'Friday' and is sung by Rebecca Black, a 13-year-old girl living in California.



This child is Rebecca Black



Her parents asked a music company called 'Ark Music Factory' in Los Angeles to produce the song, and the song was uploaded to YouTube last month.



'Yesterday was Thursday Thursday, today it is Friday Friday' and 'tomorrow is Saturday, and Sunday comes afterwards' It seems that it has attracted attention, and it is also gathering attention on Twitter.

In addition, in the comment section of YouTube, 'Your voice is angry' 'It is ridiculous that children behave like adults in the video' 'What a crappy video' 'Is this child really 13 years old?' 'She There are more than 1 million voices such as 'I'm rock!' 'Serious story, I'm angry that she got the number of views and money'. Apparently, there are many evaluations such as 'the lyrics are strange and childish', 'the video is poorly made and there is no reality', and 'her voice is asexually disturbing'.



The news magazine Time magazine also described the song as 'like a train wreck' and the video as 'terrifying enough to make you laugh', while the world-famous singer Lady Gaga said, ' I'm still watching. I don't think she's a genius, but I think she's a 'fucking bastard' who says she's cheap. '

However, contrary to the terrible voice of the song, the fact that the song of a completely new artist is played more than 62 million times may be a great success as a singer.

In addition, Rebecca Black says that 60% of the sales from iTunes will be donated to her school and Japan, because 'Japan is in a difficult time due to the earthquake, but I am in the media. The atonement that has attracted attention. '

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