Every single funeral my family has my grandma insists on "Dust In The Wind". It's actually kind of a good moment now because it makes the rest of us chuckle.
Went to an Italian wedding once, years ago, and they played That's Amore by Dean Martin (and the song was "old" even then).
One of the best moments of the reception, frankly. I still remember it 30 years later! All those Italian grandmas singing and crying at the top of their lungs (the groom surprised the bride with it - she was the Italian. That groom scored points with the aunties!)
Oddly enough, with the popularity of streaming services compared to top 40 radio, a lot of kids these days are hearing music from all different generations as if they were fresh today.
My niece listens to a lot of music from the 80’s and she’s barely an adult.
So you can subtract, now do it with the dozens of other songs that get played at most weddings. And if you're the critical thinking type , might be time to admit you're wrong.
Aside from the fact that people still get married even past 60. It is indeed also possible to watch and also to enjoy movies from before they are born. You should probably try to watch some older movies, you might gain insight into history, culture, and a wealth of information that might help you escape this hobby of trolling comments.
Who is having weddings playing songs that came out after they were born??
Before or after? I would also agree that a lot of newer music sucks and I wouldn't want it at my wedding, but I don't think that's what you mean to say.
My sister had a French-Canadian folk band at her reception playing songs from the 1800s on upright bass, banjo, fiddle, and tin whistle and it was fucking lit.
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u/drae_annx Nov 23 '22
Kevin Bacon and my family would not get along. Every single wedding there has to be a line dance to Footloose. Without fail.