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The black man driving the car.
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How many times does rebecca black say dance in prom night?
Dude that's a parody, it doesn't even sound like Rebecca. I know the girl who sang that, and she is most deffinitly NOT Rebecca!
Who sings the song Broken?
Rebecca Kneubuhl sings the song.
What is the song meaning to rebecca by meg and dia?
Its a book..
What song has you made it for fun in the lyrics?
friday by rebecca black
Who sings with Rebecca Black in her song Friday?
Patrice Wilson
Is rebecca blacks song Friday a parody?
its a real song
What is Rebecca blacks new song?
POI or Person Of Interest it will be released on November 15.
What is Jacob Blacks sisters names?
Rachel and Rebecca.
Who are Jacob Blacks sisters?
Rachel and Rebecca Black are Jacob's older twin sisters.
What Is Rebecca Blacks Home town?
Anaheim Hills, California
How did Rebecca black rose to fame?
It all started with one of Rebecca Blacks (friends) the he or she told Ms.Black about art music factory which got Rebecca more and more interested she looked up facts and further knowledge of the production company and told her parents who payed the fee of 4000 for there daughter to sing a song rebecca had a choice between a super hero song or Friday both songs were sent by song writters she picked Friday she even said why "i chose Friday cause it shows what a real teen girl is like"
Who is the rebecca of the demis roussos song?
Rebecca was Demis' wife, she died in a car crash, the song is a tribute to her
Who is rebecca blacks crush?
jack black. there married. r u stupid their not
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I bet she wasn't around dude!
How many times does rebecca black say dance in prom night?
Dude that's a parody, it doesn't even sound like Rebecca. I know the girl who sang that, and she is most deffinitly NOT Rebecca!
What is Rebecca blacks formspring?
She doesn't have any,although there are a few fake ids on her name.
Who sings the song Broken?
Rebecca Kneubuhl sings the song.
