Rebecca Black's Friday removed from Youtube

The FUN, FUN, FUN is over ... Rebecca Black has officially pulled her "Friday" video off of YouTube ... and it's all over a fight over Rebecca's image.
According to TMZ: 
TMZ spoke with a rep for Black who tells us, "We can confirm that we submitted a Take Down Notice to YouTube as a result of the dispute we have with Ark Music regarding the 'Friday' video."
As we previously reported, Black's people have threatened legal action against Ark -- claiming the company that produced and wrote the song is wrongfully exploiting her image and her song because Ark does not own the rights to either.
Earlier this week, Ark -- which ran the YouTube account that hosted the video -- set up "Friday" as a $2.99 YouTube video rental. Clearly, the move pissed off Black's camp ... a camp that was simply looking forward to the weekend.

Rebecca Black's Friday crosses 100 million views

For those who are in love with what has been dubbed the "worst song ever", Friday has surpassed the 100 million viewer mark on Youtube. However, the song has less than 300 thousand Likes as opposed to over 200 million Dislikes. You know that saying "haters make me famous"... go figure.

"Friday" the worst song of all time???

Friday, a song by US teen singer Rebecca Black, has gone viral after the song's music video was uploaded onto video sharing website YouTube. The video has attracted over eighty-four million views since its February 10 upload — and critics think it could be the world's worst.
Despite the song's popularity, it has received a largely negative reception. On YouTube, the video attracted approximately 215 thousand 'likes' versus over 1.7 million 'dislikes'. The song itself has been ridiculed for its lyrics and criticised for its use of Auto-Tune.
Rebecca Black herself wants to record a duet with Justin Bieber. "I have Bieber fever — I am in love with Justin Bieber," Black commented. The teenager said it "would be unbelievable and make my life".
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You be the judge...

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