This week we’ve got a great collection of videos to send you off into the weekend with a smile on your face, from an amazing celebrity impressionist to a side-splitting Rebecca Black parody, a pouty kid, and a hilariously adorable yawning baby sloth. So grab a cup of coffee, take a seat and prepare for some serious laughs.
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Ever since Rebecca Black’s ‘Friday’ hit YouTube back in March, fans and foes of the YouTube sensation have been waiting to see what she would be doing next. Well folks, the moment is finally here! Yesterday Rebecca Black’s second single, ‘My Moment’, hit the web and is currently taking YouTube by storm.
This morning, Rebecca Black fans looking for their Friday morning ‘Friday’ fix will be in for a shock. The video, which has accrued over 167 million views, has been taken down, due to a copyright claim by Rebecca Black herself. But don’t distress! The video is still online—you just need to know where to look for it.
“On the Floor” by Jennifer Lopez finished atop the inaugural YouTube 100, a new weekly chart on the YouTube Music page that tracks the popularity of both professional and user-generated music videos, as well as viral videos.
Rebecca Black’s YouTube hit will probably continue to see surges in traffic for many Fridays to come, but the big Friday hype is over. But with the ushering out of one Ark Music Factory star comes the ushering in of another—Devin Fox.
MTV’s inaugural O Music Awards are being held Thursday night, not Friday, but that won’t stop YouTube superstar Rebecca Black from appearing at 11 p.m. ET/8 p.m. PT from a surprise location in Las Vegas.
This month the Fine Brothers ‘Kids React’ is back with two hilarious new episodes—Kids React to Rebecca Black and Kids React to Charlie Sheen Interview, and these kids aren’t afraid to say exactly what they think about these viral celebrities.
By now everybody has heard the news that Rebecca Black has surpassed 100 million YouTube views for her music video ‘Friday’, so how is she celebrating? Apparently by getting herself a huge billboard smack dab in the middle of Hollywood.
By this time everyone is familiar with Rebecca Black, her infectious hit song ‘Friday’ and Ark Music Factory, the company that her mother paid to write the song and produce the music video for her. But it seems that now that Rebecca’s overnight fame has set in, money is the big thing on everyone’s minds and Rebecca and her mother may be suing Ark over the song.
Last Friday, pranksters around the globe were playing tricks on their friends and loved ones in honor of April Fools Day. But nobody took the prankster cake this year like online video. From YouTube to Vimeo, Funny Or Die to Google, online video crushed it on April Fools Day 2011.
