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It's so true.

So many people have a feeling that their wedding party will just turn into disaster if the DJ plays these songs. Hey, you know what? I don't remember what the songs were, but I think for my wedding, I did have a song or two. I didn't want to play. Okay. I don't think I had any other than chicken dance. I don't remember that. We had a great time. Yeah. But I, you know, someone just texted in Living on a prayer. Okay, I get it. I don't want to hear Living on a Prayer is my wedding.

I get it.

Our girl, Deanna, has a laundry list, but it includes artists, like nothing from their whole catalog. Why? I don't, she doesn't like it. It's her wedding. It's her wedding, though. So, okay. I guess that makes it. At this point, you should just give the DJ a playlist that you want them to play versus all of this that you don't want them to play. Well, but that's how many hours? You have to give them that entire playlist. Yeah, but do you know what her list is? Yeah, yeah. It's crazy. Do you want it? Well, you can't say give the DJ your playlist because it would, you would have to come up with 25,000 pages of songs.

Right.

He needs that much stuff.

I would like a DJ to call us and I want to know how they feel when they get this list.

And is it okay or is it like give me a leap and break?

Yeah, call us now.

Yeah.

Talk about some of the restrictions you've been given by the people who have hired you to come to their event.

Yes, gone.

Okay, hers are no Bruno Mars, no Beyonce, no Hotel California, no Lizzo, no 21 pilots, no AJR, no Mumford and Sons, no jump around, no all of me, no closer, no Halsey, no blinding lights, no little boo thing, no furglicious, no sweet Caroline, gold digger, little mama, no Alicia Keys. Okay. I thought she said she was going to have one hour of one direction. Probably. Good for her. I'm pretty sure she said that. Are we doing a one direction introspective? I think she did say she wanted to do that. What's scary? See, the thing is, if you hire a DJ, you're hiring the professional and who's done millions of these parties, you have to leave it up to the DJ and trust that you've hired somebody who knows what to do and how to move out. I don't want Hotel California at my wedding. Right. I don't think a DJ would play that. Bring the floor to a halt.

And here's another one.

Do not go, if you're a guest at someone's wedding, do not go to the DJ and request songs. Do not. People do that all the time, though, a wedding. Stay away. Gandhi, stay away. Well, I'd never request songs because I used to work with a DJ at a club, and they hate requests, period. It doesn't matter where you are.

Do not request a song from a DJ because they're cursing you.

Thank you.

Thank you for speaking up for them. Absolutely. at a club and they hate requests period it doesn't matter where you are do not request a song

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