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Rebecca Black May Sue 'Friday' Producers

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Rebecca Black may consider legal action against the producers of her hit single 'Friday.'

In a letter from their lawyer, Brian Schall, the 13-year-old singer and her mother Georgina Marquez Kelly are accusing the Los Angeles producers, Ark Music Factory, of copyright infringement and unlawful exploitation of her likeness and song on YouTube, iTunes, Amazon and Ark's website, according to a report in Rolling Stone. Black and her mom also allege that Ark never gave them master copies of the 'Friday' recording and sold an unauthorized ringtone of the song.

Ark has denied everything and said that they've all worked everything out. "I have met with Rebecca Black's mom and everything is fine," said Ark Music founder Patrice Wilson. "She will get the masters and the song. They can have it all."

Wilson added that Black has since signed to another record company.

Black's mother originally paid Ark $2,000 to write two songs and produce one video for her daughter, which has been returned ten-fold, according to a recent breakdown of Black's 'Friday' earnings in Forbes.

First premiered on Feb. 10, 'Friday' already has more than 82 million views on YouTube.

Watch Rebecca Black's 'Friday' video.

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