It is almost daily when we see the number of new young talents trying to break into the world of music, following in the footsteps of Justin Bieber, and although not all succeed, at least get noticed on YouTube and the networks social and Twiter. This is the case of the young American Rebecca Black, a 13 year old girl who uploaded the song 'Friday' to the network and thus has managed to exceed the 25 million visits in the popular video website and has become a phenomenon in the network to be "trending topic" on Twitter.
Of course the problem is that it has chosen a good subject, or rather, a good lyric and the song 'Friday', have considered (some) as the worst pop song ever, when considering very childish and pointless by letter. Although it does not matter much, since it ensures that after the video is the music producer 'Ark Music Factory', responsible for finding young talent on the network and launch the music industry.
Hence the elaborate staging that has the video. For example, the prestigious magazine 'Rolling Stone', calls the issue "extraordinarily stupid." However, Black, defends negative reviews, as part of 'ciberbullismo'. But here, as what matters are the visits and everything that can be generated in the network, which for some is a 'tacky' for others is being considered as a new teen sensation and the evidence is in the network, where recently moves around. 
Of course the problem is that it has chosen a good subject, or rather, a good lyric and the song 'Friday', have considered (some) as the worst pop song ever, when considering very childish and pointless by letter. Although it does not matter much, since it ensures that after the video is the music producer 'Ark Music Factory', responsible for finding young talent on the network and launch the music industry.
Hence the elaborate staging that has the video. For example, the prestigious magazine 'Rolling Stone', calls the issue "extraordinarily stupid." However, Black, defends negative reviews, as part of 'ciberbullismo'. But here, as what matters are the visits and everything that can be generated in the network, which for some is a 'tacky' for others is being considered as a new teen sensation and the evidence is in the network, where recently moves around.
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