Rebecca Black was a special guest of a Katy Perry concert in Los Angeles, where she and Katy did a cover of the song ‘Friday‘.

NAHEIM (KTLA) — Rebecca Black, the Anaheim Hills teen who became an internet sensation when her music video ‘Friday‘ went viral, has been forced out of school by constant bullying.

The 14-year-old tells ABC’s Nightline that the harassment at school became so intense that she had to be home-schooled.

“When I walk by they’ll start singing ‘Friday’ in a really nasally voice,” she said of her classmates.

“Or, you know, they’ll be like, ‘Oh hey, Rebecca, guess what day it is?‘”

The music video landed her in the media spotlight for a time.

She became a trending topic on Twitter, received a ranking on iTunes and even made appearances on the late-night talk show circuit.

But the single was also a source of ridiculed for its cheesy lyrics, not written by Black, and was ultimately taken down for copyright violation.

But the damage was done.

Black says the attention the song received got out of hand, and she even received death threats.

But it’s not all bad; Black has been tapped to appear in the latest Katy Perry video.

She also took home an MTV Teen Choice award for Choice Web Star last weekend.

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Rebecca Black winner of Web Star guest starred on the Teen Choice Awards 2011 which took place on Sunday August 7, 2011 held at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, California.

You had the opportunity to speak on stage with Lucas Neff to then enjoy the pictures of the archived event in our gallery.

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