Miley Cyrus' hit single "We Can't Stop" has an acoustic version released by Rebecca Black. Rebecca Black released a cover of the record-breaking song, changing some of the lyrics and cleaning up the party song.

"We Can't Stop" references women with "big butts," partying late at night, and drugs. Miley has taken a hit from some critics saying the content is a little too mature for the 20-year-old who can't yet legally drink alcohol in the United States.

Sixteen-year-old Rebecca Black released an acoustic version of "We Can't Stop" and cleaned up the song by changing the lyrics. According to The International Business Times, Black changes the party anthem to an acoustic ballad.

Black changed the lyrics to the second verse of the song: "To my home girls here living it up; Feelin' alive and are in love; Remember only God can judge ya; Forget the haters 'cause somebody loves ya; Everyone actin' like they know you; So fake, actin' like they so cool; We all so turned up here; Getting turned up, yeah, yeah."

The original version by Miley is a little racier: "To my home girls here with the big butt; Shaking it like we at a strip club; Remember only God can judge ya; Forget the haters 'cause somebody loves ya; And everyone in line in the bathroom; Trying to get a line in the bathroom; We all so turned up here; Getting turned up, yeah, yeah."

Black gained fame from her YouTube song "Friday," which quickly went viral.

According to The International Business Times, Miley fans are not pleased with the cover. However, fans of Rebecca's version are raving on the YouTube video's comments section.

"WOW, I loved her 2nd verse a lot better than Miley's! Nice job, Rebecca! You, too, Jon!" wrote user Demi Valentine.

Rebecca's cover also features fellow singer Jon D. The two harmonize in the ballad, quickly turning the party song into a heartfelt tune.

E! News reports that Black also released a cover of Rihanna's "Stay" in April, singing with YouTube sensation Dave Days. 

Watch Rebecca Black's cover here: