cause they suck.Rubicante said:
Popular group/line dances are the easiest way to get people out on the dance floor. Not sure why you'd want to ban them all.
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Cupid shuffle too?Milwaukees Best Light said:cause they suck.Rubicante said:
Popular group/line dances are the easiest way to get people out on the dance floor. Not sure why you'd want to ban them all.
no, it is a list of the most banned songs. who has authority to ban songs at a reception?superunknown said:
You know its a list of the most despised songs at weddings, right?
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In rare cases, couples ask that an entire genre be eliminated. In such cases, they typically follow MySpace Music Taste rules: no country (10 percent of weddings) and sometimes no rap (3 percent).
Rubicante said:
Popular group/line dances are the easiest way to get people out on the dance floor. Not sure why you'd want to ban them all.
Someone should have a wedding reception using only banned songs.Kitten With A Whip said:
Huh... I guess it's the white trash in me, but I would be happy to have about half those "banned" songs at my wedding.
"Mony Mony" by Billy Idol immediately comes to mind.Ignac said:
I don't care what all is played as long as they mix in that song where we all go "the roof, the roof, the roof is on fire, we don't need the water, let the motherfcker burn!". My children love that song and I like seeing 80 year old ladies letting it fly out their mouths.
