A musician wrote a personal song for his girlfriend and refused to play it at his sister’s wedding. Despite his family’s insistence, he refused, stating that the song was too personal and special for his girlfriend and him. His sister and parents claimed that it would be more appropriate for him to perform his song at the wedding since his sister and her husband were now married.
The musician felt undermined and disrespected, leading to a heated argument. Do you think the musician is in the wrong for not performing his song at his sister’s wedding? Read on to find out more about the situation .
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Music is a powerful way to express emotions and tell stories. And for this man, writing a song for his girlfriend was a special moment. However, when his family asked him to play it at his sister’s wedding, he refused.
Despite his sister’s insistence, he stood his ground, explaining that the song was personal and about his own relationship. But his family didn’t take kindly to his decision and accused him of being selfish. This has left him wondering if he’s in the wrong.
What do you think? Read on for more details and to share your thoughts in the comments below.
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Don’t let entitled family members ruin your special day ♂️
NTA. Sister wants to steal your song for her wedding.
NTA. Sister wants song about someone else at HER wedding? Selfish.
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Suggests a compromise to play song for girlfriend at wedding
Singing love song for sister’s wedding? NTA.
Refusing to play personal song at sister’s wedding is fair
NTA explains how those who say ‘it’s not a big deal’ are often a**holes
Refusing to play sister’s song, suggesting a dedication. #NTA
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“Superstar goes unplugged” and dedicates song to girlfriend. NTA.
Your song, your choice. NTA for standing your ground
Respect the artist’s choice, even if it’s for a girlfriend ❤️
Savage response shuts down entitled sister at wedding
NTA. Commenter calls out bridezilla sister and supports OP’s decision.
Don’t let anyone steal your song #NTA
Don’t be guilt-tripped into playing a personal song! #NTA
Stand your ground and protect your creativity! ♂️
Own your song choice! NTA
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Malicious compliance with a death metal remix? Sounds epic!
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NTA but sister and parents are being selfish
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Play it for your girlfriend, not your sister’s wedding
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Sing it at the wedding, call out your girlfriend like a boss
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Stand your ground against entitled bridezilla demands ♂️
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Commenter calls out entitled sister and suggests banjo serenade
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Respect boundaries: Saying no is a complete sentence. NTA
Don’t let them bully you into singing your special song
User defends OP’s decision to not play personal song at wedding.
NTA Bridezilla and bad family drama
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Stand your ground!
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