majestikc wrote
I remember reading something from the guy who wrote that Rebecca Black "Friday" song, he said something along the lines of: it either has to be incredibly good, or incredibly bad to get noticed [on youtube] these days, if he wrote a "good" song it would have just gotten lost amongst the noise.
Ah. I gotcha now.
The bad thing is interesting. It means that people are telling other people about it BECAUSE it's so awful - but it still gets clicks. And clicks are what count! So yes... a song that is merely "good" won't get anywhere.