Rebecca Black & The Friday haters

That's all they talk about at school is Rebecca Black. Haha I like the song it's pretty funny and i've heard worst singers. I mean WORST!!!

 

Never heard of this song, or this chick, and don't really have the urge to become better acquainted. What I will say, though, is that with the advent of the internet, especially thanks to YouTube, and with the help of idiots, of which there seems to be a more than abundant supply, anyone can become famous. Remember all the people going crazy over that off-key idiot William Hung on American Idol back in 2004? I think there's a similar thing going on here.

If she put her song out there for the world to hear, then she needs to accept the criticism concerning it. I don't think there is any need to "hate" on her for any other reason (i.e, people commenting that she's fat, or some shit), but negative comments about her work could help her to improve, and anyhow, she's a fool if she thought she could please everyone. There's always trolls lurking out there, and when you become known to the general public (and especially if you ask for the fame), I think you just have to accept that there will be people who won't like what you're about and won't be afraid to tell you so. And if so many people (minus the sheep just jumping on the bandwagon) have a negative critique, maybe they're on to something. There's also no obligation to tell people they are talented when they are not, just because they are young.

But she's the one representing it. She must have liked the song herself, or why would she have sung it? Therefore, she's as responsible as if she wrote it herself. If she had written it herself, at least she'd get some credit for trying to write her own music. It's almost worse that she's just singing someone else's crap (or I'm assuming it's crap, I'd rather not listen to it myself (and my speakers are broken anyhow)).

 

Ok most of you know I don't say mean or hater things very often but I really feel the need to say that thissong is a joke. When my sister and I watched it, we thought it was some lame ke$ha parady. It wasn't until later that I learned it was actually a serious song. The melody is higly predictable and not very original. And the lyrics are just a bunch of fluff with no real meaning behind them, unless of course the writer of this song spends his whole life worrying about the bus when he's in a car and forgetting the days of the week. This dude was trying too hard to write a popular song then he got a pretty girl with potential but no real apparent talent to sing it for him. Sure you gotta give the kids props for putting it out there for the world to see and the video iis pretty well done but if they can't take the critisism they shouldn't be trying to get into the music industry or any other form of art for that matter.
Music writing is supposed to come from the heart. If its not something really important to you then its just another load of repetitive bullcrap wasting a potentially good melody.
And about the auto tuning on her voice, it does not sound cool on a lot of artists not just rebecca black. Auto tune is a cop out used by people who don't have any real singing talent of their own most of the time. If I hear her actually sing without the computers help ill take it back but until then ill just say the song doesn't deserve its fame either hate or like because its not worth it. Just a couple of kids playing pop star.

 

I completely agree with Hope here.

Lol. I looked up the lyrics online and I'm truly baffled about how this song relates to politics. That's really some metaphor! Well done, dude-who-crapped-out-this-song, well done. *slow claps*

And having read the lyrics, if I were the target demographic (which I'm gonna guess is preteen to young teenagers), I would be insulted by such sugar-sweet, empty lyrics. I guess they were trying to cash in on the Bieber crowd and the kids whose moms won't let them listen to anything with bad language, but come on.

Having people who exist that suck harder doesn't make her a good artist. I'm saying this in general because I still haven't listened to the song. We need to quit rewarding mediocrity.