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, the insanely catchy pop tune with lyrics including “tomorrow is Saturday and Sunday comes afterwards” and a morning play-by-play as Black readied herself for school , it’s hard to imagine Black as anything other than the 13-year-old who couldn’t decide whether to sit in the front seat or back seat.
Now, the overnight sensation has shared what she looks like now, and she’s definitely grown up a bit. Rebecca Black looks very different from the young teen looking forward to the weekend we came to know and love. Picture: Twitter.The photo accompanied a heartbreaking post in which she detailed the mental health struggles she endured after she became the butt of an internet joke, which she says destroyed her early reputation as a singer.was uploaded to the internet,” she began.
“Above all things, I just wish I could go back and talk to my 13-year-old self who was terribly ashamed of herself and afraid of the world. To my 15-year-old self who felt like she had nobody to talk to about the depression she faced.She went on to say that “almost every producer/songwriter” told her they’d never work with her following the viral video.
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