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<title>BUniverse: Videos tagged beiber </title>
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<title>YouSpeak: Annoying Songs</title>
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<pubDate>Fri, 25 Mar 2011 15:58:37 -0400</pubDate>
<description><![CDATA[You hear them, you hate them, but you canâ€™t stop singing themâ€”songs like Chumbawambaâ€™s â€œTubthumpingâ€ and Outkastâ€™s â€œHey Ya!â€ have annoyed audiences for years. However, those could pale in comparison to new YouTube sensation Rebecca Blackâ€™s song â€œFriday.â€  Since being released on YouTube February 11, the song has gone super-viral, with more than 47 million views. Forbes magazine has estimated Blackâ€™s song could earn her $1 million from iTunes alone. Good news for Black, but bad news for those who get the songâ€™s insipid lyrics (â€œItâ€™s Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Fridayâ€) trapped in their head. Its inanity has earned the song the dubious honor of being â€œthe worst song ever.â€

In light of the nationwide infatuation with YouTube starlet Black, "YouSpeakâ€ asks: â€œWhatâ€™s the most annoying song to have gotten stuck in your head?â€]]></description>
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