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Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Rebecca Black's Friday Possibly Worst Song and Music Video EVAR?
Rebecca Black's Internet music video "Friday" has garnered over 6 million views as of today (Tuesday March 15). It's been holding the attention of big names on the Internet such as blogger Daniel Tosh and YouTuber Ray William Johnson. However, this video is not getting its publicity from being good. It's getting attention because it is so horrible.
The song in the video features Rebecca Black, a 14 or 15 or 16 year old who can't decide whether to sit in the front seat of the car, or the back. WOOPDY FRIGIN' DOO! The song's subject matter is so shallow, it makes Nickelback look like Shakespeare. Black sings about how it's Friday, how she's going to eat breakfast from a bowl of cereal, how rushes to the bus stop but then gets into her friends' car and CAN'T DECIDE WHETHER TO SIT IN THE FRONT SEAT OR THE BACK SEAT!?!?!? What is this a song for kindergardeners?!?!? No seriously, is it? There's even a section of the song that puts the order of the days of the week to music. I'm not exaggerating. These are the lyrics:
About 3/4 of the way through the song, a nameless 50 year old rapper pops in and spits a verse similar to Luda's feature in Justin Bieber's song "Baby" (which was way better than this BTW). I kid you not, he really is nameless. He doesn't do a lead in like Luda's signature "Luda! (Luda...)" and his name is never mentioned in any credits or in the video description.
To top it off, the actual video is terribly directed. Black's makeup makes her look like a cheap 14 year old hooker. Black repeatedly lip-syncs like she's constipated. I should go frame by frame and take out as many embarrassing screen shots I can find, because some of them are quite hilarious. Any ways, the video is so awesomely bad. If you want to watch it, here you go...
What do you think of the video? Leave a comment below!
The song in the video features Rebecca Black, a 14 or 15 or 16 year old who can't decide whether to sit in the front seat of the car, or the back. WOOPDY FRIGIN' DOO! The song's subject matter is so shallow, it makes Nickelback look like Shakespeare. Black sings about how it's Friday, how she's going to eat breakfast from a bowl of cereal, how rushes to the bus stop but then gets into her friends' car and CAN'T DECIDE WHETHER TO SIT IN THE FRONT SEAT OR THE BACK SEAT!?!?!? What is this a song for kindergardeners?!?!? No seriously, is it? There's even a section of the song that puts the order of the days of the week to music. I'm not exaggerating. These are the lyrics:
[Bridge]
Yesterday was Thursday, Thursday
Today i-is Friday, Friday (Partyin’)
We-we-we so excited
We so excited
We gonna have a ball today
Tomorrow is Saturday
And Sunday comes after...wards
About 3/4 of the way through the song, a nameless 50 year old rapper pops in and spits a verse similar to Luda's feature in Justin Bieber's song "Baby" (which was way better than this BTW). I kid you not, he really is nameless. He doesn't do a lead in like Luda's signature "Luda! (Luda...)" and his name is never mentioned in any credits or in the video description.
To top it off, the actual video is terribly directed. Black's makeup makes her look like a cheap 14 year old hooker. Black repeatedly lip-syncs like she's constipated. I should go frame by frame and take out as many embarrassing screen shots I can find, because some of them are quite hilarious. Any ways, the video is so awesomely bad. If you want to watch it, here you go...
What do you think of the video? Leave a comment below!
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Monday, March 14, 2011
Open Door Policy...
This is probably NOT what you were thinking I was gonna talk about...
Don't worry, I'm referring to the fact that in TV shows and movies--there is something that just TOTALLY PISSES ME OFF, and has for years-- and it pisses me off because it is so easily remedied. And this is two-fold.
One, is when a person comes in after a long day of work in a show, and they open the door and toss their keys on the counter or hang the keys on a hook and then they either DON'T CLOSE THE DOOR, or DON'T LOCK THE DOOR after they walk in. I assume they are about to go to bed or relax, but you never see them shut the door. Yes, the crew will later close the door in the next shot, but they need to let me see them close that DANG DOOR.
In the real world, I am a single white female. My end of day goes as follows: I unlock the door, toss the keys on my table and then I LOCK MY DOOR. Why? I am afraid of getting attacked/raped/my shit get stolen... There are LOTS of reasons. I do what I would hope is totally common for the rest of the public and America in general-locking their doors.
Secondly, in TV shows/movies when a friend or someone comes over, they welcome them in and lead them into the living room or kitchen and the DOOR IS STILL OPEN. WTF? They continue to walk away from the door and never close it...
Take a hint Hollywood, please effing close the door. It gives me a more realistic idea of life in the show, otherwise it makes me think that these actors are gonna get jumped from the back.
LOCK IT UP!
Don't worry, I'm referring to the fact that in TV shows and movies--there is something that just TOTALLY PISSES ME OFF, and has for years-- and it pisses me off because it is so easily remedied. And this is two-fold.
One, is when a person comes in after a long day of work in a show, and they open the door and toss their keys on the counter or hang the keys on a hook and then they either DON'T CLOSE THE DOOR, or DON'T LOCK THE DOOR after they walk in. I assume they are about to go to bed or relax, but you never see them shut the door. Yes, the crew will later close the door in the next shot, but they need to let me see them close that DANG DOOR.
In the real world, I am a single white female. My end of day goes as follows: I unlock the door, toss the keys on my table and then I LOCK MY DOOR. Why? I am afraid of getting attacked/raped/my shit get stolen... There are LOTS of reasons. I do what I would hope is totally common for the rest of the public and America in general-locking their doors.
Secondly, in TV shows/movies when a friend or someone comes over, they welcome them in and lead them into the living room or kitchen and the DOOR IS STILL OPEN. WTF? They continue to walk away from the door and never close it...
Take a hint Hollywood, please effing close the door. It gives me a more realistic idea of life in the show, otherwise it makes me think that these actors are gonna get jumped from the back.
LOCK IT UP!
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