See Rebecca Black to Release Second Single "My Moments"

Rebecca Black is releasing a new single, her first since “Friday” became a viral video sensation.

“My Moment” will debut on Black’s Youtube channel starting at 8:00 p.m. on July 18 as well as the singer’s official website, RebeccaBlackOnline.com. The following day, the song will be available for purchase on iTunes and other online retailers.

Written by Brandon "Blue" Hamilton, whose credits included a track on Justin Bieber’s Never Say Never: The Remixes, and Quinton Tolbert and produced by Charlton Pettus (Tears for Fears, Hilary Duff), its accompanying video features footage of Black receiving an award at her junior high school and attending red carpet premieres to “tell the story of her sudden rise to fame,” according to a statement. “It’s a fairytale story, but it happened in real life.”

Black is set to release her second single, which will celebrate her most recent lifetime achievements. Which, aside for the hit song, include red carpet appearances and hosting an online award show for MTV. Oh, and graduating middle school.

Rebecca Black Wants To Sing A Duet With Justin Bieber : Watch It

“Friday” singer Rebecca Black recently admitted that she admires Selena Gomez, and it turns out she is also a huge fan of Selena’s boyfriend Justin Bieber!Love her or hate her, we have one thing in common with 13-year-old Rebecca Black — Bieber Fever.

When asked by Good Morning America if she has message for Justin Bieber, Rebecca says: “Justin, if you’re watching this right now, would you do a duet with me? That would be just unreal — it would make my life!” she asked Justin.

Do you think Justin should sing a duet with Rebecca?
Black made the following comments to GMA on Friday (the day after Thursday):

“I have Bieber fever — I am in love with Justin Bieber,” Black confessed on the show, before being asked if she had a message for her idol. “Justin, if you’re watching this right now, would you do a duet with me? That would be unreal, that would just make my life!”Black’s full interview with GMA might prove a little more palatable. The segment, much like her initial interview with The Daily Beast, features Black explaining how she’s coping with being Internet infamous. In the Daily Beast article, Black likened the snark generated by Friday to “being cyberbullied” — and she opened up further to GMA.

“I did cry,” Black admitted on GMA, explaining how she initially reacted to the backlash against her song, particularly the vicious YouTube comments. “I felt like this was my fault, and I shouldn’t have done this, and this is all because of me.” That said, Black says she’s stayed more-or-less positive about the reaction to Friday, and is still a confident kid. “I don’t think I’m the worst singer, but I don’t think I’m the best singer,” Black said in the GMA interview.

Star Rebecca Black 'Friday' Celebrates 14th Birthday :Update Video

Rebecca Black a happy birthday today. While it may not be on a Friday this year, June 21 marks a good day for Black, who turned 14.Black’s video for “Friday” hit over 160 million views on YouTube before it was taken down due to copyright complaints last week.

"We, we, we so excited" to wish internet sensation Rebecca Black a happy birthday today. While it may not be on a Friday this year, June 21 marks a good day for Black,Well wishers and comedians took to Twitter to wish Black a special day.

Black shares her birthday with a number of celebrities, including Prince William, American Idol winner Kris Allen, and The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers. Even if her song isn’t the best… everyone should get a good birthday. Happy Birthday!

Rebecca Black’s “Friday” Is Back : UPDATE

Rebecca Black's 'Friday' video has disappeared from YouTube again after briefly returning to the website.A director's cut of 'Friday' was recently posted on Black's official YouTube account after the original promo was pulled from the video-sharing website on Thursday.

However, Black's video was quickly removed for the second time. Attempts to play the video resulted in the message: "This video is no longer available because the YouTube account associated with this video has been closed."A representative previously explained that the original clip, which had more than 167 million views, was taken down due to a "dispute" with Ark Music.

"We can confirm that we submitted a Take Down Notice to YouTube as a result of the dispute we have with Ark Music regarding the 'Friday' video," they said.

The clip was also made available as a $2.99 (£1.85) YouTube rental earlier this week.