While Rebecca Black has received a lot of negative comments since her song’s video went viral on YouTube, it seems a couple of death threats have taken insults to a new level.

The Rebecca Black death threats came in March, according to Anaheim Police spokesman Rick Martinez: “In essence the threats were related to getting the music off the Internet or they were going to kill her.”

Martinez added, “We can’t validate how serious they are, but we do take it seriously.”

Granted, it’s not the greatest song and there are bound to be haters… but death threats are taking things a bit too far, don’t you think?

If you haven’t yet, watch the YouTube video of the talking twin babies that’s gone runaway viral.

The babbling baby twins, Sam and Ren McEntee, were on GMA with their parents to talk about how their conversation has become such a huge internet sensation.

Their mom says the twins have been babble talking for a couple of months, but she said near the end of the day they start to have conversations with each other… that’s what was captured on video and has crossed the 5 million viewer mark.

What are the McEntee twins talking about in the video? Mom said the prevailing thought is it’s about the missing sock!

The talking twins are entirely too adorable with their conversations that include inflections and gestures… secret language of twins, or just imitating what they see?

The Today show discusses the talking twins video above and CBS News explores the talking babies in the video below. Are they really communicating in their own twin language, or simply imitating the gestures and inflections of conversations they’ve been exposed to?

Full talking twins YouTube video… looks like the twins’ argument may have something to do with socks!

ABC News investigated the secret language of twins… are the baby boys communicating by mimicking each other or imitating what they see conversations look like?

Rebecca Black talks about the “Friday” parodies, name drops a bunch of celebrities who are supporting her, and says she’s donating the proceeds to Japan and her school.. Then she performs “Friday” live.

I’m not sure why this was necessary – still a stupid song, not a great singer. And – oh my god – I can’t stand the way she sings the word Friday. Blech.

Watch Rebecca Black on Good Morning America / GMA.

Watch Rebecca Black’s “Friday” video above – I’d be impressed if you could make it all the way through based on Friday’s ridiculously dumb lyrics.

Rebecca Black’s lyrical gems include, “Yesterday was Thursday (Thursday), today it is Friday (Friday), we, we, we so excited, we so excited, we gonna have a ball today. Tomorrow is Saturday, and Sunday comes afterwards.”

Really?

What do you think of Rebecca Black? Could she have done a little better on the lyrics… and how annoying is the way she says “Friday?”

Now the laughing baby YouTube video has gained five and half million views… and counting.

In this Today show video clip, the McArthur family explains how the video was captured and was just meant to be shared with family and friends.

Little did they know their laughing baby video would get such a huge response!

After the jump, Rachael Moran explains the Miley Cyrus bong song video, with shout outs to TMZ and Perez Hilton. Nice.

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Sadly, Samuel Koch suffered multiple injuries in the stunt accident, with BBC reporting that Koch suffered back injuries and fractures, and had surgery on Sunday. The doctor reported that Samuel Koch is “in an extremely critical stage.”

The Wetten Dass show was stopped after the injury, and Justin Bieber, who was set to perform, cancelled his performance. Bieber tweeted: “Germany, I’m sorry we couldn’t perform tonight, but some things are more important than putting on a show. Please pray for Samuel Koch and his family as we wait and hope for his health and safety.”