14 DAY TRIAL // One of the latest hits on the Internet is Rebecca Black's Friday song, which went viral about two weeks ago, and which gathered about 40 million views in the time frame. Whether you like it or hate it you can now have it on your Android-based mobile phone via a new application released by Muckelnucket in the Android Market.
The new application is meant to offer users the possibility to keep track of week's days in a rather original manner.
Here's what the description of this application, called What Day Is It Rebecca Black? reads in the Android Market:
Is today Friday? Let Rebecca Black help you keep track of what day it is!
Is today Friday? Do you have a hard time keeping track of what day it is? Do you wish the Internet sensation Rebecca Black could remind you of the day of the week? Want to bug your friends and coworkers with that painfully catchy song every day of the week?
Until now, the song was only about Friday, but the app would bring the other days of the week into the mix as well. This application should easily prove a fun software, just as the weekend would be in the song: "Fun, fun, fun, fun".
For those out for the loop, we should note that the song already made it to iTunes, and that it was made available as a ringtone as well. And there are also a bunch of parodies on it available for your entertainment.
Once you've downloaded and installed the app, you would have the possibility to ask Rebecca which day is it, or to head over to YouTube to take a look at the original video, or at some of the aforementioned parodies.
Of course, not everybody would like this song, and a quick look at the video on YouTube would show you that this is a fact. It has over half a million 'dislikes', and only about ten times less thumbs up.
“Some call her song “the worst song ever,” but others say she's the next Justin Bieber. Regardless which side you're on, this app's for you,” the developer of this software notes on the Android Market.
The What Day Is It Rebecca Black? mobile application is available for download via the Android Market here. In case you missed the video before, have a look at it below.