Picture this: You’re a DJ, spinning tracks at a wedding reception, aiming to keep the dance floor alive and kicking. You’ve meticulously curated a playlist in collaboration with the couple. But then, you play an Elvis Presley song and the bride’s face turns from joy to fury. This is the tale of a DJ who found himself in hot water after playing ‘Can’t Help Falling in Love’ at a wedding. Let’s dive into this musical drama…
DJ Life: More Than Just Spinning Records
The Pre-Wedding Playlist Prep
The Reception: A Musical Journey Begins
Elvis Enters, Bride Exits?
The DJ’s Dilemma: To Skip or Not To Skip?
Facing the Music: The Aftermath
‘Only OLD PEOPLE Listen to Elvis!’
The Art of Mixing: A DJ’s Perspective
The DJ’s Dilemma: Explained ♂️
The Final Question: DJ or Bridezilla?
Elvis, a DJ, and a Furious Bride: A Wedding Reception to Remember!
In the world of weddings, it’s not just about the cake, the dress, or the vows. Sometimes, it’s about the music. Our DJ protagonist found himself in a sticky situation when he played an Elvis Presley song that the bride didn’t approve of. Despite the song not being marked off during their pre-wedding meeting, the bride was furious and accused him of playing ‘old people music’. The DJ, however, stood his ground, citing the disruption of flow if he had skipped the song midway. So, who’s in the wrong here? The DJ who stuck to his professional standards, or the bride who felt her music taste was disrespected? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this melodious mishap…
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YTA. You could have easily faded out the song.
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“YTA. Bridezilla demands DJ skip song. Technology can, why can’t you?”
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