When you hear the name Rebecca Black, it may conjure a specific moment in internet history way back when her hit song "Friday" was a sensation.

Dive into the pop provocateur turned DIY DJ’s new project, “Salvation,” as she brings her tour to Bimbo’s in S.F.

A pop singer who went viral aged 13 after releasing what was cruelly dubbed ‘the worst song in existence’ has wowed fans after her latest music release. Rebecca Black, now 27, was just two months shy of her 14th birthday when her song Friday dropped on YouTube and immediately went viral.

Since then, Black has (mostly) stayed out of the spotlight, stepping back from the public eye while privately evolving her music. Now, almost 13 years after the debut of “Friday,” the 27-year-old hyperpop princess has officially re-entered the zeitgeist.

I will literally count the number of days I’ll be gone on a trip, so I know how many of these to bring with me.”

Rebecca Black is no longer the 13-year-old viral star of Friday, and she wants you to know that, too. The now 27-year-old artist is back with her second full-length project, Salvation. Self-released, the project represents Black’s bold entry into more experimental genres, including the ever-more mainstream hyperpop.

Rebecca Black sits down with Elite Daily to discuss her new project 'Salvation,' how she finally embraced "Friday," and why chain restaurants are her go-to hangover cure.

Rebecca Black, she of the inescapable 2011 online smash hit “Friday,” has a new dance-heavy EP, “Salvation.” For an artist who first emerged at age 13 promising dance-able fuel, she continues deliver — just with a very different approach.

Rebecca Black says she's always known that one day, wider audiences would tune in to queer pop. It's just better than straight pop. "I definitely have a gay superiority complex myself, so I've always known that there was so much potential in these artists,