Friday...Is It Over Yet?

Friday...Is It Over Yet?

Front seat? Back seat? How about the trunk? The song Friday is a YouTube sensation, and so is the singer, Rebecca Black, but in bad ways. The song has over 11 million hits and has entered Itunes top 100 at #37, it even has more YouTube views than Lady Gaga herself. How did this song all start with a click of a button on YouTube and fantasies to become an instant kid popstar?
Ark music company said that they'll fly your child to L.A who are between 13-17 and make her sing a song, that soon goes on YouTube with millions of views. 
Why would anyone even like the song? The lines are so cheesy...like "Kicking in the front seat/ Sitting in the back seat/ Gotta make my mind up/ Which seat can I take?" 
Well there is already someone in the front seat so take the back seat, I don't this song has any common sense.  
Another line says "On the right side is my friend" so who is on the left side, your "frenemy."
The song could have been much better if they had real lyrics, also it has a real good catchy tune, that makes me sing everyday in the morning. I like how they put out the song and Rebecca Black has a good voice but the lyrics make it look like you should sing it to a preschool kid. It basically tells us the days of the week, whoever likes it likes it and who doesn't, doesn't.
I feel bad for Rebecca Black because people cyber-bully her because she sang the song, I think people should keep their rude comments to their self because it was your problem for clicking the button "Play" on YouTube. If you didn't want to hear it that you didn't have to, no one forced you. In all the world said that this is the worst song ever, and you can't really deny that.