Kim Kardashian's Mom Made A Music Video When She Was Her Age (Video)

Kris Jenner, the mom and manager of reality star, Kim Kardashian, made a very low budget music music video in the 1980s, when she was her age, about hanging out with her friends in Los Angeles, California and it could almost be on "America's Funniest Home Videos" filed under "No, Mommy Didn't!"

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Much like her publicity loving daughter, the singing on the music video left much to be desired, but credit for doing it without AutoTune. However, unlike her daughter, Jenner's debut song wasn't blatantly stolen (at least I hope Kris Jenner's is original). Either way, I don't believe Jenner's video will be the next "Friday" but there are a couple similarities to Rebecca Black.

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Side Bar: you know Jenner's teen daughters are embarrassed that their mom put that video on YouTube. That's like a teenager's worst nightmare - mommy singing on YouTube. Show of hands, how many of you would want your mommy singing on YouTube. Yea, that's what I thought...

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Rebecca Black Says She Cried Over Nasty Youtube Comments!

The name on everybody's lips the past week has been Rebecca Black.

The 13-year-old became a YouTube hit for all the wrong reasons this week after her tune 'Friday' was viewed 15 million times!

Rebecca's mother paid $2,000 to get the now infamous video filmed. Since the song hit the internet the teen has been called the worst singer in the world, and she's not too happy. Rebecca says some comments were bizarre and hurtful:

"[The worst thing I've read was] I hope you cut yourself and I hope you get an eating disorder so you'll look pretty, and I hope you go cut and die. When I first saw all these nasty comments I did cry."

However Rebecca added that she's glad people are talking about her, because that means her song is catching on:

"I think that's an accomplishment. Even a person that doesn't like it, it's going to be stuck in their head. That's the point of it, it's a catchy song."

Watch the video below: