Rebecca Black warns YouTubers: 'to make good choices'

Rebecca Black has warily advised aspiring YouTube stars to "make good choices".

Black appeared at MTV's O Awards, which are predominantly focussed on internet stars, both musical and otherwise.

MTV sat down with Black for a chat about the ludicrous successm, and attendant infamy, of her single 'Friday'.

The thirteen-year-old seemed to be as irritated as everyone else by her breakthrough single.

She said, "Every time someone says 'Friday,' it gets stuck in my head. It gets irritating. I mean, like, it's my song, and I like the song. But I hear 'Friday' all the time. Get out of my head!"

And she also dished out what sounded like a warning to fellow tweens who would like to follow in her footsteps and get a viral hit on YouTube.

"Don't expect that no one will see it," she warned, "What you put online is going to be there forever. So, uhh, make good choices."

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