History Music / RebeccaBlack

* {{Determinator}}: As detailed in the quote under TurnTheOtherCheek.
* GenkiGirl

In 2012, she signed with the Maker Studios [=YouTube=] network. In addition to promoting her music and covers of other artists, her channel features blogs and question-and-answer videos. Her channel has over 1.5million subscribers as of 2022.

Rebecca Renee Black (born June 21, 1997) is a female pop singer and Website/{{YouTube}}r who gained memetic status for her single "Music/{{Friday}}".

She got her start after working with Los Angeles record label ''ARK Music Factory'', which wrote and produce music for clients for a multi-thousand dollar fee, who wrote the song ''Friday'' as well as producing the music video. The song became a huge, if highly controversial, viral hit, becoming the number 1 video on [=YouTube=] in 2011. She and her mother eventually sued ARK over the copyright to the song and the video has since moved to her own youtube channel. She has since continued to release new music, generally under her indie label RB Records. She released her debut EP ''RE/BL'' in 2017, and is set to release her debut album, ''Let Her Burn'', in 2023.

* DreamTeam: The "Friday" remix features Music/ThreeOhThree, Music/DorianElectra and Big Freedia.
** Rebecca and Music/{{Slayyyter}} on "Read My Mind".

* {{Hyperpop}}: Much of her later work, including a remix of "Friday" released in 2022 for its' tenth anniversary. Falls into FridgeBrilliance given "Friday" is often cited as an influence on the genre.

---> Black donated a significant portion of her earnings from iTunes downloads of the song to victims of the Japanese tsunami, an actual terrible thing (as opposed to a “worst thing ever”) that occurred on the exact same day she went viral. She may or may not have done so, or been advised to do so, in order to make herself look like a much better person than any of the jeering hoards that were then closing in on her. Either way, it worked.

She got her start after working with Los Angeles record label ''ARK Music Factory'', which wrote and produce music for clients for a multi-thousand dollar fee, who wrote the song ''Friday'' as well as producing the music video. The song became a huge, if highly controversial, viral hit, becoming the number 1 video on [=YouTube=] in 2011. She and her mother eventually sued ARK over the copyright to the song and the video has since moved to her own youtube channel. She has since continued to release new music, generally under her indie label RB Records. She released her debut EP ''RE/BL'' in 2017.

In 2012, she signed with the Maker Studios [=YouTube=] network. In addition to promoting her music and covers of other artists, her channel features blogs and question-and-answer videos. Her channel has over 1.4 million subscribers as of 2019.

* UnderageCasting: She was just fourteen, but the song ''Music/{{Friday}}'' implies that she and her friends are of driving age. Lampshaded by Black herself -- see WhoWritesThisCrap.

* SpeedyTechnoRemake: Black released an official one for "Friday"'s [[MilestoneCelebration tenth anniversary]], featuring Music/ThreeOhThree, Music/DorianElectra, and Music/BigFreedia.

* SpeedyTechnoRemake: Black released an official one for "Friday"'s [[MilestoneCelebration tenth anniversary]], featuring [=3OH!3=], Music/DorianElectra, and Music/BigFreedia.

* SpeedyTechnoRemake: Black released an official one for "Friday"'s [[MilestoneCelebration tenth anniversary]], featuring [=3OH!3=] and Music/BigFreedia.

* SpeedyTechnoRemake: Black released an official one for "Friday"'s tenth anniversary, featuring [=3OH!3=] and Music/BigFreedia.

* HumbleBeginnings: In the span of two months, she went from VanityPublishing Music/JustinBieber cash-in to wealthy songstress with a very distinct persona.

She got her start after working with Los Angeles record label ''ARK Music Factory'', which wrote and produce music for clients for a multi-thousand dollar fee, who wrote the song ''Friday'' as well as produce the music video. The song became a huge, if highly controversial, viral hit, becoming the number 1 video on [=YouTube=] in 2011. She and her mother eventually sued ARK over the copyright to the song and the video has since moved to her own youtube channel. She has since continued to release new music, generally under her indie label RB Records. She released her debut EP ''RE/BL'' in 2017.

* {{Adorkable}}: Most people would be surprised at how ''sweet'' she is, along with her DeadpanSnarker personality.

'''Warning To Tropers: Rebecca Black is a polarizing artist, so try to refrain from a Administrivia/JustifyingEdit or a TakeThat.'''