‘Glee’ Cast Covers Rebecca Black’s ‘Friday’ – Video

Leave it to the cast of “Glee” to break social norms.

This Tuesday night will be no different.

In an episode titled “Prom Queen”, the cast of “Glee” will take on "Dancing Queen" from Abba, "Rolling in the Deep" from Adele, and "Isn't She Lovely" from Stevie Wonder.

But the big news is they will also be doing a revamped version of the now infamous Rebecca Black song “Friday”.

Black released her version of “Friday” last month and the world flat out laughed it into fame - not because it was good, but because it was bad. So very very bad.

It was so bad that Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert used it in a parody duet on Jimmy’s show after Colbert lost a bet.

Related: Stephen Colbert sings “Friday” on Jimmy Fallon

And the website FunnyorDie did a “Behind the Music” parody that is one of the funniest pieces I’ve ever seen.

Related: “Behind the Music” Rebecca Black on FunnyorDie

But the “Glee Cast” actually nailed the song with their revised up-tempo version. I can actually imagine driving down the road with the windows open singing along with the beat. Okay, not really.

Glee cast covers Rebecca Black’s “Friday”


Related: Rebecca Black sings “Friday” on Jay Leno

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Katy Perry mocks internet sensation Rebecca Black

By GEORGINA LITTLEJOHN

Mocking: Katy Perry sang an acoustic and tuneless version of Rebecca Black's Friday on stage in Melbourne last night


There are probably a lot of teenage girls who would be thrilled to bits if Katy Perry decided to sing one of their songs during her concert.

But not Rebecca Black, who will no doubt be feeling a little disappointed with the Firework star's 'tribute' to her.

Perry poked fun at the teenager when she performed her song 'Friday' at her gig in Melbourne yesterday.


You know the words: With a sarcastic look on her face, Katy led the audience into a rendition of the chorus


And Katy decided the only way to sing it was out of tune, mocking the fact that the 13-year-old used auto-tuning on her vocals.

As she started an acoustic set during the gig, Katy, 25, with a mocking wide-eyed look on her face, declared to the crowd: 'So I can't play the flute. But that's ok. Because everything magical happens on a Friday.'

She received loud cheers from the audience inside the Rod Laver Arena, with one, who was recording the performance, declaring: 'No way'.


Big Down Under: Rebecca Black, seen here arriving at LAX airport yesterday, had 15,000 Melbourne fans singing her song


Rebecca Black, who comes from California, shot to fame earlier this year after heavily auto-tuned video of Friday went viral.

But unfortunately for the teen, it attracted a barrage of criticism and even death threats after her video was viewed by more than 110 million times on YouTube.

And Black admitted she was shaken by the vicious comments she received online.

Speaking on Good Morning America last month, she said: 'When I first saw all these nasty comments I did cry. I felt like this was my fault and I shouldn't have done this and this is all because of me. Now I don't feel that way.'


Katy Perry singing Rebecca Black's Friday



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Friday - Rebecca Black (Religious version???)

COURTESY OF YOUTUBE

This is religious parody of Rebecca Black's song entitled Friday. Like Rebecca the girl might not have a promising voice but then let us look deeper on the lyrics and feel the message. Have a safe Lent everyone and may we continue to live the way God's wants us to be.

Community Christian Church presents the OFFICIAL PARODY of Rebecca Black's "Friday", Sadie B's "Sunday." Featuring BP and Master E. Visit us on Easter Weekend (worshippin' worshippin' yeah!) at one of our many locations in Chicagoland - find out more at http://www.communitychristian.org

LYRICS
8am, waking up in the morning
Gotta be sharp, gotta do my hair
Can't find a bowl, no time for cereal
End of the weekend, time is goin'
Tickin' on and on, everybody's rushin'
Gonna go to church with us, Stop!
Can't forget my Bible, God is my friend

Mom is in the front seat
Gettin' in the back seat
Gotta make our minds up
Which service will we make?

It's Sunday, Sunday
Headin to church on Sunday
Everybody's lookin' forward to the Easter weekend
Sunday, Sunday
Celebratin' Sunday
Everybody's lookin' to the Easter weekend

Worshipin', Worshipin' (Yeah)
Worshipin', Worshipin' (Yeah)
1 2 3 C's
Lookin' forward to Community

9:30, we're steppin' in the service
Music, message, don't want time to fly
Fun, fun, church can be fun
You know that it is
I got this, you got this
Communion by my right, 'ey
I got this you, got this
Offering bag it...

Kickin' in the front pew
Sittin' in the back pew
Gotta make my mind up
Which row will we take?

It's Sunday, Sunday
Headin to church on Sunday
Everybody's lookin' forward to the Easter weekend
Sunday, Sunday
Celebratin' Sunday
Everybody's lookin' to the Easter weekend

Worshipin', Worshipin' (Yeah)
Worshipin', Worshipin' (Yeah)
1 2 3 C's
Lookin' forward to Community

I remember Thursday, Thursday
And that Go-od Friday, Friday
We-we-we so excited
We so excited
We know Jesus is alive today

Yesterday was Saturday
And Monday comes after...church
I don't want this service to end

(Rap)
Yeah, Yeah,
Hey Sadie B...it's your main homeboys,
BP and Master E!
I'm kickin' in the front seat, I'm ridin' shotgun, BP's drivin'
We're goin' to church on Saturday night....
Ho!
Tomorrow is Easter...
Oh, look there's a tree, and a fire truck, and another car,
That car is orange!
Nothing rhymes with orange!
Let's go to church!
It's Easter weekend, c'mon, c'mon...

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Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallen Feud Over Charity Donations – Sings Rebecca Blacks “Friday” with The Roots. Video

Jimmy Fallen and Stephen Colbert are feuding over the almighty dollar – charity dollars that is.

It seems that Fallen and Colbert, who claim they have been best friends for six months, got into an on air battle for donations to the charity Donors Choose.

Colbert challenged Fallon’s fans to raise $26,000 for the charity, saying that Fallon would match any donations. Fallon, on the other hand, said he never made that claim.

The feud culminated in an amazing run of giving when Fallon and NBC were able to raise $86,000.

But why was Stephen Colbert so dead set against Fallon’s efforts?

Because Colbert agreed to appear on Jimmy’s show and sing the Rebecca Black smash hit single song “Friday” with the “Roots” if he lost.

Well… Colbert lost, and the result was one of the best pieces of comedy television that we’ve ever seen.

Colbert started singing alone, and then was joined by an auto-tuned rap by Fallon, and then American Idol winner Taylor Hicks piled on, and finally the Jimmy Fallon Dancers rounded out the number.

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the most embarrassing loss for charity in late night history.

Watch Stephen Colbert Sing Rebecca Black’s “Friday” Featuring Jimmy Fallon and Taylor Hicks




And in case you were wondering why everybody hates Rebecca Blacks song “Friday” you can watch her sad journey here on FunnyorDie.

Rebecca Black, ‘Behind The Music’ Parody on Funny Or Die – Hilarious!

Poor Rebecca Black.

The website Funny or Die did a great parody of the infamous VH1 “Behind the Music” called “Betwixed The Music” and this week’s target – “Friday” singer Rebecca Black.

In this classic comedic parody, the video showcases her “Rise to fame” and then her tragic downfall and untimely death from the dark side of success.

One girl, with one song, about one day…. The road was not easy. After hours of struggle, she finally hit the big time.

Leave it to FunnyOrDie to pick up on this terrible 15 minutes of fame. There is even a cameo from Van Halen front man Sammy Hager.

Black tells in her own words about what happened when the dark side of fame came knocking on her door.

The parties where she was offered the hard stuff - Pixy Stix, Tootsie Rolls, late night parties, and the one time Jay Leno offered her a Werther’s Original.

Oh the shame, the agony, the pity, and the tragedy that was Rebecca Black. We only wish this whole mess was just an April fool’s joke.

Rebecca Black Does The Jay Leno Show… and, Sings?

The infamous singer of what some have called the worst song ever visited with Jay Leno last night.

13-year-old YouTube sensation Rebecca Black has been widely panned for her song “Friday”, and says she has received tons of hate mail and death threats since her video went viral on the internet last week.

She explained to Leno how the whole thing came about, and how she turned down the first song presented to her.

Although Black sang “Friday”, the backing track was so loud that you could not really tell if Black was singing or lip syncing. But the bottom line is the same:

“Friday", sung by Rebecca Black is the worst song ever.

As for her next move -- Rebecca says she desperately wants to sing a duet with Justin Bieber.

Good luck with that…

Watch Rebecca Black on Jay Leno’s Tonight Show