Gaining thousands of YouTube views, the Friday music video of Rebecca Black can nowhere be found. The said video had recently reached the peak of its popularity by accumulating at least 160 million viewers.
The Friday video falls under the Ark Music Company that is responsible for its hosting.
Previous reports even said that the Friday hit song had beaten those music videos of Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber speaking about the number of views since it was first posted last February 10.
But as time went on, disputes eventually erupted affecting the image of the 13-year-old singer herself. A lot of negative comments rise concerning the video that once reported to be viral over the internet.
In this case, what is visible is that, the young singer herself seems to be struggling for her own image. And since the Friday video of the teen singer was declared to be officially pulled out, making fun would now be over.
Now, when you happen to search and visit Black’s official video over the YouTube, what will flash on your screen will be a YouTube page saying that the “video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Rebecca Black”.
So if viewers really intend to still watch Friday by Rebecca Black, an amount of $2.99 must be given as a YouTube rental payment.
YouTube commits to seriously take their responsibility on removing a certain video if complaints happen to infringe the copyrights of any person or company involved.