Rebecca Black's "Friday" Pulled From YouTube

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 3:29PM EDT / Published Jun. 17, 2011 12:18PM EDT

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If you wanted to kick off your weekend with Rebecca Black's "Friday," you may have noticed that the viral video is glaringly missing from YouTube. Black's rep confirmed with TMZ that they had "submitted a Take Down Notice" to YouTube as a result of a row they've been having with Ark Music, which ran the "Friday" YouTube and earlier this week began charging $2.99 for people to tune in to Black's "fun fun fun." Apparently they have taken legal action against Ark Music, who does not have any rights to her song - even though they were instrumental in getting Black's video so much attention, including talk show appearances and nearly $25,000 in weekly profits.

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Rebecca Black's "Friday" Pulled From YouTube

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