The video features a reaction to Rebecca Black's song "Saturday", a follow-up to her infamous song "Friday". The reactors watched and commented on the music video, praising Black's self-awareness and ability to poke fun at herself. They also discussed the notoriety surrounding Black after "Friday" and how she has leveraged it to build a successful YouTube channel.
In an interview, Rebecca Black shared her thoughts on the reaction, her decision to create "Saturday", and her experiences with fame and criticism. She expressed gratitude for her fans and acknowledged the challenges she faced after "Friday". Black also talked about embracing her reputation and using it to her advantage.
The reactors praised Black's resilience and ability to turn a negative experience into a positive one. They also appreciated her willingness to poke fun at herself and her past mistakes. The video ended with a message of support for Black and an invitation for her to collaborate with other YouTubers.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Rebecca Black's song "Friday" was parodied by the speaker.
2. Rebecca Black has since become a YouTuber with over 700,000 subscribers.
3. Rebecca Black released a new song called "Saturday" which has over 19 million views on YouTube.
4. The "Saturday" video has over 100,000 dislikes on YouTube.
5. Rebecca Black has been open about embracing her past and the criticism she received for "Friday".
6. The speaker believes Rebecca Black has "Star Quality" and deserves her success and fame.
7. Rebecca Black has been able to turn her initial infamy into a successful career as a YouTuber.
8. The speaker praises Rebecca Black for being true to herself and inspiring others to do the same.