It's 2017, but Rebecca Black is still a thing

Jesse DacriIt’s Friday, and wouldn’t you know it…we have a new song from Rebecca Black.

The singer, who grabbed headlines in 2011 at the age of 13 with her near-universally-derided song and video, “Friday,” has released a new single called “Heart Full of Scars.” It’ll be included on her debut EP, which is coming out September 15 via PledgeMusic.

The now-20-year-old Rebecca uses several profanities in the track, as she sings about overcoming all the negativity she faced when she first became a YouTube sensation, attracting 100 million views in a month.

“Learn to say **** it, take my time/Life’s a b*** but I’ll make it mine,” she sings. “If you don’t like me get in line/You won’t break me, break me with your lies/I won’t feed into your dark/I’ll keep loving with a heart full of scars.”

Rebecca, who now has over a million YouTube subscribers, will hit the road starting October 1 for a concert tour called Love Is Love, along with LGBTQ YouTube stars Miles McKenna and Shannon Beveridge. The tour is described as an “interactive live experience focused on acceptance, anti-bullying and equality.” Tickets are on sale now.

Here are the tour dates:

10/1 — Chicago, IL, Logan Square Auditorium
10/3 — Detroit, MI, Marquis Theater
10/4 — Toronto, ON, Capitol Theater
10/5 — Boston, MA, Norwood Theater
10/6 — Brooklyn, NY, Roulette
10/8 — Freehold, NJ, iPlay Center
10/10 — Ridgefield, CT, Ridgefield Playhouse
10/12 — Pittsburgh, PA, Mr Smalls Theater
10/15 — Charlotte, NC, Pease Auditorium
10/17 — Nashville, TN, Play
10/18 — Indianapolis, IN, Athenaeum Theatre
10/21 — Kansas City, MO, Gem Theater
10/24 — Denver, CO, Marquis Theater
10/28 — Seattle, WA, Renton Ikea PAC
10/29 — Portland, OR, Bossanova Ballroom
11/2 — Oakland, CA BAL, Theater
11/4 — Los Angeles, CA, Lincoln Auditorium