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Rebecca Black: I Sound Like Taylor Swift and Want to Be on 'American Idol'
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The singer who is infamously known for her single 'Friday' believes she sounds like the 'Speak Now' hitmaker when her voice is not enhanced with Auto-Tune.

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Already creating controversy with her Auto-Tuned viral hit "Friday", Rebecca Black now might spark another debate with her recent statement. The YouTube sensation told Teen Vogue that she sounds like country music singer Taylor Swift.

"People tell me I sound like Taylor Swift," Rebecca said when asked to choose between Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus and Taylor about which one she sounds like the most. She added, "Once you hear my sound without any adjustments - just my raw voice - it's unique."

Although she has repeatedly been criticized for her lack of singing skills, Rebecca has always been confident with her talent and kept her head high. When asked about "American Idol", she gushed, "I watch every episode. I've always considered auditioning when I turn fifteen."

Rebecca is currently working on her debut album, and preparing for her second single titled "LOL". She once revealed her dream to make a duet with Justin Bieber. "I have Bieber fever, I am in love with Justin Bieber," she said. "Justin, ... would you do a duet with me? That would be unreal, that would just make my life."

Beside being a fan of Justin, she also showed her love for another YouTube singing sensation Greyson Chance. "I watched his first video like 20 times. He's adorable! It's so cool that he was at a school talent show, and it just went viral like that," she stated.

"I mean there some people who have had a little jump start in the business, like Miley Cyrus, but watching Justin Bieber become big when he was so young was insane. I never thought I could be anything like him, and now people are comparing me to him!"

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