Ahha look what I started. this girl is 13 and the worst song ever. Cyber bullied! Ahaha a joke!

 

I liked the beat. I'll give it an 85......remembering American Bandstand

 

Definitely a Sebring convertible, including the brief night shot.

I get the feeling in the song that they barely know the days of the week after getting through high school; all they seem to care about is partying. There is no significant variation in the melody. Sad.

 

Look again that is NOT a Crossfire. It is a Chrysler Sebring! Notice backseat.

 

Why stick up for another talentless musician.. who cares if she's 13. Better that she learns that she sucks now and finds something else to do with her life and parent's money. She said she didn't even write the song, she just sang it after her mother paid $2k to a "talent agency" to make her little girl famous. You have to be pretty confident with yourself when you enter the limelight, obviously she is not talented enough to be a professional singer. Cyber bullying?! Seriously give me a break. Should we all pretend it's a good song so she can feel good about herself, make millions of dollars and add more crap to the radio? no.

 

Again, no one here on this thread is complaining of the stuff that you can't let your children or in my case grandchildren listen to. You know the stuff the kid in the ricer that pulls up next to you at the stoplight is playing at full volume shaking his car with the subs, with all the cursing etc. in it. Sure her song was bad, I wouldn't go out of my way to listen to it again but why the crucifiction? If she is all that bad she will fade away on her own with out all the badgering on the internet.

 

thats no crossfire...i think its a sebring

 

Poor Rebecca has made about half a million dollars so far off the iTunes downloads of her crappy song. She's not quite so poor.

 

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