Songwriter/producer Patrice Wilson has really outdone himself this time. 'Skip Rope' by Tweenchronic is maybe not as annoying as last year's 'It's Thanksgiving,' but it's definitely crazier. (Also, Patrice Wilson put on a giant chicken costume for that one.)
Remember 'It's Thanksgiving?' As if you could forget -- the song from the same producer as Rebecca Black's 'Friday' is simultaneously the greatest and the worst Thanksgiving song ever written. Apparently not everyone thinks it's totally worthless -- YouTuber Ross Br
Nicole Westbrook is poised to corner the Thanksgiving music market. Her song 'It's Thanksgiving' is here just in time to ruin the holiday.
Being a judge on shows like 'American Idol' or 'The Voice' can't be easy. And yet, internet sensation Rebecca Black, Jane's Addiction front man Perry Farrell and songstress Natalie Imbruglia think they could do better as they audition for 'U B Da Judge,' a fake show meant to find the next big reality TV celebrity judge.
In her so-bad-it-was-viewed-almost-200-million-times-on-YouTube hit 'Friday,' Rebecca Black sang about everyone's favorite day of the week. In her summery comeback song 'Sing it,' which just hit the Web, Black extols the virtue of an entire season.
She found her way into the ears and hearts of millions around the world with her surprise viral hit 'Friday,' and now Rebecca Black is mingling with music's best at the Grammy Awards. She was spotted on the red carpet in a black dress and sporting red shoes, but the question on most of our minds is, "Why is she there?"
This year, a lot of digital (and actual) ink was spilled about who got married and who broke up. But Kim Kardashian aside, there were still plenty of celebrity news stories to go around. Here's a look at 10 that had everyone buzzing.
In what may be the perfect summation of the crazy year that was, Rebecca Black, the internet sensation who sang the notorious song 'Friday,' was the top Google search term for 2011. Granted, Google doesn't take into account searches that were made ironically and/or while inebriated.
As 2011 comes to a close, Google Zeitgeist presents a video retrospective of the most-searched topics that made the year memorable.
A new Rick Perry ad in which the Texas governor and presidential hopeful laments that gays can serve openly in the military but kids can't pray in school hasn't recieved the YouTube reception his campaing was hoping for.
In fact, in just three days Perry's "Stronger" spot amassed almost twice as many dislikes on the video sharing site as Rebecca Black's spectacularly maligned 'Friday' video has since September 16.