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I think she's some 13yr old american who is absolutely wank at singing, but has a generous mother who stumped up thousands for her to record a single, make a music video for it etc. Since then she's just been getting ripped and ripped and ripped about how shit she is.
Was that helpful??
It's either a work of pure genius or the absolute nadir of western civilisation and harbinger of the forthcoming apocalypse. Not sure 'okay' covers it tbh.
*knits another bed warmer *
Rebecca has apparently said she feels like she's being "cyber-bullied" by all the attention.
Well, it was you're decision to post it on YouTube in the first place, dear...
Gotta be fresh, gotta go downstairs
Gotta have my bowl, gotta have cereal'
Oh Jesus.
Well that's 3 minutes and 47 seconds I won't get back.
What gets me is that a thirteen year old is getting all the criticism, instead of the two grown men who wrote it (and its dreadful lyrics) and produced it.
I've just listened to her.
She can't sing!
One of those harsh strangulated voices fashionable these days in so many young American women. From the back of the throat. An awful sound.
Not an ounce of feeling.
Did you even listen to it?
Yesterday was Thursday, Thursday
Today it is Friday, Friday
We we we so excited, we so excited
We gonna have a ball today
Tomorrow is Saturday
And Sunday comes afterwards
I don't want this weekend to eeeend!
But y'know, whatever floats your gravy boat.
I've just listened to her.
She can't sing!
One of those harsh strangulated voices fashionable these days in so many young American women. From the back of the throat. An awful sound.
Not an ounce of feeling.
It's just auto-tuned to buggery. So aye, I guess she can't hold a note.
What gets me is that a thirteen year old is getting all the criticism, instead of the two grown men who wrote it (and its dreadful lyrics) and produced it.
Today it is Friday, Friday
We we we so excited, we so excited
We gonna have a ball today
Tomorrow is Saturday
And Sunday comes afterwards
I know this one. LOL!
Have to admit that I didn't know that it was written by someone else... i thought it was just something that a kid had written and recorded for a laugh. I can't BELIEVE that anyone over twelve/thirteen wrote this.............It is a really awful song LOL, but the hate and vitriol towards her on the internet (facebook and twitter etc,) is pathetic. She is just a kid FFS.
Have to admit that I didn't know that it was written by someone else... i thought it was just something that a kid had written and recorded for a laugh. I can't BELIEVE that anyone over twelve/thirteen wrote this.............It is a really awful song LOL, but the hate and vitriol towards her on the internet (facebook and twitter etc,) is pathetic. She is just a kid FFS.
What gets me is that a thirteen year old is getting all the criticism, instead of the two grown men who wrote it (and its dreadful lyrics) and produced it.
The more I'm finding out about this and the way the Ark Music Factory works, the more I feel there's a faintly unpleasant story behind this. Although they claim to be a "musical collective" and an indie record label, in reality they seem to be more like a vanity publishing company. Parents, such as Rebecca's, pay AMF to write and record a music video for their little darlings.
You see that rapper who appears in the car near the end of the video? That's Patrice "Pato" Wilson, and he appears in virtually all of AMF's productions. Now here's the thing: Patrice is not only the record's producer; he's the co-owner of AMF. Even more interestingly, if you go onto AMF's artist list pages, you'll see that he has his own entry (you can't miss it - he's virtually the only non-female and non-white "artist" on there).
Putting on my cynical cap here: this all looks like an attempt by a failed musician to try to restart his career on the backs of a lot of teenage wannabes, and (and this is the really clever bit) getting the parents of those wannabes to pay for it...
What gets me is that a thirteen year old is getting all the criticism, instead of the two grown men who wrote it (and its dreadful lyrics) and produced it.
Welcome to show business.
Seriously, if she puts summat like that out there she can't really expect people - even the f'ckwits - not to react. Besides, it'll probably be a hit and she'll get lots of cash. Global opprobrium has hardly hindered that fanny who got a bottle chucked at him has it?
*knits another bed warmer *
Tuesday
Wednesday.
Not a bliddy mention
Who the heck is this girl? How did she get a record deal? Why is she sitting at a bus stop, if her friends are picking her up in their car? Why is she so indecisive about whether to sit in the front or back seat? If the girl standing to her right is her friend, then is that girl on her left her frenemy? Did the general public REALLY need to be informed that Thursday comes before Friday, or that Sunday comes after Saturday?
Who the heck is this girl? How did she get a record deal? Why is she sitting at a bus stop, if her friends are picking her up in their car? Why is she so indecisive about whether to sit in the front or back seat? If the girl standing to her right is her friend, then is that girl on her left her frenemy? Did the general public REALLY need to be informed that Thursday comes before Friday, or that Sunday comes after Saturday?
As I mentioned further up, Ark Music Factory is essentially a vanity publishing company. Her parents paid a reputed $2000 to get the record and video made.
See: http://www.bohemian.com/citysound/?p=7181
id the general public REALLY need to be informed that Thursday comes before Friday, or that Sunday comes after Saturday?
That Is All.
Putting on my cynical cap here: this all looks like an attempt by a failed musician to try to restart his career on the backs of a lot of teenage wannabes, and (and this is the really clever bit) getting the parents of those wannabes to pay for it...