Most inapropriate song for a funeral?

[Zing]

 

[theriddlen]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lqfQi7146U Cake song!

How to post video instead of link?

 

[MySoxSmell]

oh well,
wu tang clan aint nuthin to fuck wit
by the wu tang clan would be rather inappropriate

 

[Megacherv]

...Goofy Goober Rock?

 

[PiercisionBass]

"Yer Blues" by The Beatles, especially if it was a suicide:

"Magic" by Pilot in any other case:

 

[Xyliss]

rickrolling the funeral would also be perfect

That's brilliant, though very wrong. I wonder how long it would take before the family members actually killed you if you tried it.

 

[ByJingo]

Living in a box - Living in a box

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sq8VDXlWQk

 

[El_Glovenator]

I will survive?

 

[Tallim]

A Gory Demise by Creature Feature.

 

[Plank of Wood]

"And so, we commend his body to the ages..."
*... Rah rah, ah ah ah*


Lulz were had.

 

[John Smyth]

rickrolling the funeral would also be perfect

That's brilliant, though very wrong. I wonder how long it would take before the family members actually killed you if you tried it.

Put it into your last will and testament then they have to play it.

 

[Cab00se206]

That's right. You're at a funeral. Just shut up and smile.

 

[onewheeled]

If nobody's said it already, Trololo.

 

[Vykrel]

I Just Want To Celebrate (Another Day of Livin')

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZsppOw2Mxk

lol its perfect

 

[Infernai]

If the person died of Decapitation of sorts, definately dont play "Wheres your head at?" by Basement Jaxx

Or, just in general, don't play the song "Still Alive" xD

 

[Jadak]

Dust in The Wind, unless they're an atheist. Or perhaps YMCA.

Errr... Isn't Dust in The Wind perfectly appropriate?

Well, Dust In The Wind seems to me to be a song about how there's nothing after death, so for a religious person/family, it would sort of be like "You're loved one is dead and doesn't exist anymore." Sort of like saying that they're wrong and there's nothing after death to the family of someone who just died would be in bad taste.

Then again, I haven't heard the song in a while, so meh.

However you want to interpret it, I've never considered (nor seen anyone else consider) the song even slightly offensive to religious beliefs, and as far as some quick research can support, at least 2 of the members of the band at the time are rather devout religious fellows, (one of them actually being a priest more recently)

In any case, I doubt you'll find many people bothered if you were to play that at a funeral, any funeral. Feel free to experiment though.

 

[Serge A. Storms]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWU7FxQIsoM

Oh yeah.