You Know What Today is Folks............

[Herman]

And still trending on Twitter!!!

 

[Herman]

34.5 million views!!!

 

[betplom]

34.5 million views!!!

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[Herman]

 

[Archie]

like this version better!!!


give it at least 30 secs to hear the improvements

 

[Herman]

approaching 39 million!

still going strong, 4.5 million views in the past 24 hours!!

get em becca!

 

[roguejuror]

I heard this on the radio

with no sign it was a joke before or after the song

:eek1:

 

[Herman]

roguey get her posting here

 

[roguejuror]

She's 13 Herman, I don't fuk with minors

 

[stevek173]

She is laughing all the way to the bank

 

[Archie]

well her parents are laughing all the way to the bank Stevie....


she'll be laughing her way to rehab in 5-10 years

 

[Matty]

well her parents are laughing all the way to the bank Stevie....


she'll be laughing her way to rehab in 5-10 years

Such a cynic.

 

[Mudcat]

I just read this about the money-making side of this:

According to Billboard, “Friday” has sold 37,000 copies — assuming most included iTunes’ 30% cut, that’s nearly $26,000 for Black and her label, Ark Music Factory. Per Digital Music News, the song’s massive YouTube plays — now over 39 million, or over 1000 times her track sales — have likely netted her another $14,000 or so. So congrats, Rebecca: You can afford freshman year in college! We suggest taking some music classes.

 

[Archie]

true. I'm a bit jaded and cynical

ever since my pop stardom dream died.

I was a body double for Joey Mcintyre in my teens.

I made enough money to pay for college. but it kinda messed with my head. I thought I had more talent than that little fuk. but no on cared.

in the mean time I lost alot of real life jr high and sr high experiences because I was on the road..... body doubling

I'm not a fan of the "industry"

don't even ask me about the time Jon and Jordan tried to gang bang me on the bus.

 

[Matty]

Per Digital Music News, the song’s massive YouTube plays — now over 39 million, or over 1000 times her track sales — have likely netted her another $14,000 or so. [/I]

A mere 14 grand for 40 million views? That don't compute.

 

[stevek173]

well her parents are laughing all the way to the bank Stevie....


she'll be laughing her way to rehab in 5-10 years

Hah well done

 

[Matty]

don't even ask me about the time Jon and Jordan tried to gang bang me on the bus.

Jordan is not a homo. TAKE IT BACK.

 

[Mudcat]

A mere 14 grand for 40 million views? That don't compute.

I don't know. Here is another snippet on the topic from Rolling Stone magazine.

Forbes estimates that given the details of YouTube's revenue sharing program, Black and Ark have likely made at least $20,000 in advertising money from the video.

I read elsewhere that YouTube revenue sharing is $1 per 1000 views.