Rebecca Black - Yo no soy 132

There's a new video featuring Rebecca Black on YouTube that's racking up the dislikes, and surprisingly, it has nothing to do with her singing! The Anaheim Hills teenager, whose viral monstrosity "Friday" propelled her to internet celebrity last year, is using her fading fame to lend support to PRI candidate Enrique Peña Nieto in Mexico's upcoming presidential elections. Telegenic and slick, he's seeking to return his disgraced party to the highest office after it had it under lock and key in what was described as "the perfect dictatorship" for 71 years until 2000.
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. . . Black says she never got the master recordings allegedly due to her by contract and that Ark hadn't attained the necessary rights to advertise her as an exclusive Ark recording artist and commercially exploit the song in derivatives like ringtones.    

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​As reported yesterday, YouTube pestilence and "Friday" singer Rebecca Black received death threats in March, leading to an ongoing investigation by the Anaheim PD.

We're not sure what's more pathetic--threatening an 8th grader, or a detective having to waste time hunting down anyone who takes Black seriously enough to send her scary emails.

Until the cops bring the perp to justice, we humbly seek to aid the investigation by suggesting the following suspects.

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​Here are the things we learned from watching Rebecca Black on Jay Leno last night: Nick Jonas sang her song at a charity Sunday night, she's had 35 million views on YouTube, and it's been watched more times than Lady Gaga's "Born This Way." Simon Cowell wants to meet her; Ryan Seacrest has been "amazing" to her. And she really, really, really can't sing.
Proof? She started singing the chorus only after the music had started, so it was obvious that not only was she just singing along to the track, but also it was Auto-Tuned to death. (Not that we should care--after all, she's donating the proceeds of her song to Japan. Good girl!) Watch it after the jump.
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