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Who is Rebecca Black?

A friend of mine posted this question on his Twitter, prompting me to search for this name on Google. Turns out Rebecca Black is a pretty young thing turned Internet "sensation" for her song entitled "Friday"

Check out the video here:


Rebecca Black's "Friday": Worst Song Ever - Watch more Funny Videos

And guess what? This song is now known as "The Worst Song Ever," as pointed out by Yahoo Music and even Time Magazine. Whoa!

Honestly though, I really can't blame Rebecca Black for getting this kind of flak from everywhere. But whoever wrote and produced this song should be hiding under his/ her bed in shame right now. Lousy lyrics, lousy melody. Poor girl can sing (or so it seems, listen to the background vocals by the end of the video) but nothing in this song and video showcased her talent.

These times, it's so easy to take the Justin Bieber route -- going viral first -- and become renowned worldwide. But wouldn't it be better to be famous than infamous?

Unfortunately for Rebecca Black, she's the latter.

Japan and the devastating tsunami

After the destruction brought about by a strong earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand, the world once again experienced the wrath of nature last Friday as an 8.9 magnitude earthquake shook Japan. Right after, a huge tsunami swept over Sendai in Japan's Miyagi Prefecture.

Up until now, footages of the quake and tsunami is being shown in news channels everywhere. Here is one video of the tsunami that destroyed properties and lives:


I wish I can do something to help, but all I can offer them are my prayers.

To our brothers and sisters in Japan, stay strong.