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Rebecca Black Preps "Friday" Follow-Up, Fame Clock Nears Fifteen Minutes
Although the music blogosphere obviously hasn't even begun to truly study the emotional depth and social significance of Rebecca Black's "Friday," the young songstress is already prepping her follow-up single, as well a full album. The new song will be called "LOL," and could possibly form the greatest one-two punch since Dylan followed up John Wesley Harding with Blonde on Blonde. And lest we begin to feel pangs of guilt about giving ironic compliments, it should be noted that Miss Black will soon be releasing a full album of "Friday" quality songs, and they will probably be licensed in all animated films into the middle of the century. [Billboard]
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