Worst song ever?

Bem pessoal... eu devo ter encontrado a pior música de sempre



Ontem pelo que sei tinha 2 milhões de vizualizações, hoje já tem 5 milhões e tal.

Acho que este é um caso especial por isso...

Let the Trolling begin!

Que voz mais irritante... Muito mau mesmo, esta música. Boa descoberta Shakarez. lol

é normal ficarem com vontade de vomitar no final do filme?

Vomitar não mas com dores de cabeça sim, a voz dela entra no ouvido e até doí...

(CNN) -- On Friday, teen pop singer Rebecca Black was a little-known artist on an independent label.

A weekend later, her song, "Friday," is an internet sensation -- largely for all the wrong reasons.

Viewed from two angles, the video's quick, bright flash of internet fame showcases flip sides of the Web's potential.

On one hand, it's a glance at how art (and, yes, maybe that's a tenuous term in this case) that might have languished in obscurity a decade ago can literally become world-famous overnight.

On the other, it showcases the willingness of a mostly anonymous Web population to savage the fledgling efforts of a 13-year-old girl for sport.

On Friday, the song's YouTube video, which was posted February 10, had a few thousand views.

On Tuesday, it was pushing 6 million.

Her name was a top trending topic on Twitter for two days running, and opinion-makers from "American Idol" host Ryan Seacrest to Billboard magazine spread the word. And, in almost all cases, the word wasn't good.

News sites were asking if it's the worst song ever. Billboard called the song "straight out of Auto-Tuned hell." Rolling Stone called it an "unintentional parody of modern pop."

The tune comes from Ark Music Factory, a production house that Billboard says holds casting calls for singers and flies them to Los Angeles to record. Its website features a host of other teen and tween female "exclusive artists" with similar songs.

The song, for what it's worth, is the sort of lightweight bubblegum fluff that one might expect from an aspiring teen (barely) pop artist. It's simplistic, heavily (and we mean heavily) auto-tuned, and features lyrics that can be called repetitive at best, asinine at worst.

"Yesterday was Thursday/today is Friday./We're so excited ... . We gonna have a ball today./Tomorrow is Saturday and Sunday comes afterwards/I don't want this weekend to end."

And then there's the video, which features a rap break from a rapper who appears about 20 years older than everyone else in the video and drops borderline-creepy lines about getting "in the back seat" and wanting to scream when he sees a school bus drive by.

And while there were some positive comments on the video, they're far outnumbered by digital disses.

"no. bad. not cool. not good music. please, are her 15 minutes of fame over yet?" wrote one user.

Even the "Harry Potter"-inspired Lord Voldemort Twitter account, not known for playing nice, chimed in.

"Congratulations Rebecca Black, you just beat out Sirius 'a curtain killed me' Black as the most pathetic person with that surname," the account owner wrote, referencing another "Potter" character.

Others were far more personal and far nastier. Some of the response videos posted on YouTube were profanity-laced tirades taking shots at not only the song, but Black herself.

All that directed at a girl who, according to her page on Ark's website, is a "fun, loving 13-year-old" in eighth grade who's proud of her lead role in her school's production of "Oklahoma!"

By Tuesday, some Web users were pushing back.

"I feel like people should leave her alone ... she had the guts to do this ... she's just a kid and the beat is catchy ... she's like 13 what did you think the lyrics would sound like?!?!" read one YouTube comment.


And, in the all-publicity-is-good-publicity world of show business, who's to say all the flak the video has taken will be a bad thing for the young singer.

"Say what you will about the downfall of modern music, but Rebecca's rocket-trajectory proves that at the very least, labels are finally catching on to this whole Internet thing,"Drew Grant wrote Tuesday for Salon. "Even if people crap all over 'Friday,' it's still become a major sensation in under five days, with a reach that would have been impossible for much better acts that were limited to radio play."

E pior que o crazy frog.

Justin Bieber feminino...

E oh Helder qeres morrer n qeres? xD Crazy Frog kicks ass!

se calhar alguns de voces ja conhecem este comentario mas eu digo a mesma "how about a big cup of shut the fuck up" dedicado a rebeka n sei kuantos

n e mais uma coisa ela trata as pessoas por burras numa certa parte ela diz yesterday was thursday today is fryday wow realy

metallica who?

Apesar de gostar do fim de semana pois n trabalho, esta musica deve ser tipo o BO e so uma beta a verdadeira n emtre so o fim de semana emtre os dias todos o que torna a musica muito mais interessante mas prefiro crazy frog xd!

talvez isto ja seja mt spam last i sware:)"talvez n tenham raparado ela so canta o ke lhe acontece no dia a dia tbm consigo"
"I wake up and fk i think i got go to schol i go have breakfast take a bath and go to schol i se my frends"Agora isto com auto tun novo sucesso na america

Fran_Rebelo escreveu:se calhar alguns de voces ja conhecem este comentario mas eu digo a mesma "how about a big cup of shut the fuck up" dedicado a rebeka n sei kuantos

que grande descoberta!
pensava que antes de sexta feira era natal