Groom foolishly makes wedding intro to Lil Wayne’s verse on the Drake song ‘I’m Goin In” and honestly, it couldn’t have been worse

This might be one of the worst wedding decisions ever caught on camera. A video that’s gone nuclear on social media shows a groom making his grand wedding entrance to Lil Wayne’s verse on the Drake song I’m Goin In and yes, it goes exactly as badly as you’re imagining.

The beat drops, the groom starts hopping around like he’s about to headline a mixtape release party, and the room instantly realizes they are trapped in a nightmare.

Let’s ignore the dancing for a second and focus on the song choice, because that alone should have stopped this entire thing in its tracks. There is absolutely no universe where that verse belongs anywhere near a wedding.

You definitely can’t play it during the ceremony, and honestly, I would probably axe it from the reception too. Hell, I wouldn’t even want the fellas pulling up to the most important day of my life blaring this song in the parking lot.

Scratch that. Honestly I wouldn’t care. God forbid a few white boys have a little motion, ya know? Either way, you get the point. The song choice is aggressive, profane, violent, and wildly inappropriate for a room that includes grandparents, parents, and people who just wanted some chicken, a drink, and a slow dance.

Groom makes his wedding entrance to Lil Wayne’s verse on Drake’s “I’m Goin In.”

Groom makes his wedding entrance to Lil Wayne’s verse on Drake’s “I’m Goin In.” 😭🤵‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/xkgu8XxtZj

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This is not a “taste is subjective” situation.

We are talking the most basic situational awareness imaginable. The groom either had zero self awareness or went completely rogue and decided this was his moment to cook.

Somehow, nobody stopped him. I’m sorry but where the fuck are the groomsmen? The DJ had to know how bad this was going to be and said “fuck it” but if you’re telling me that there wasn’t a single friend and/or family member with enough courage to say, “Hey man, this is going to be a disaster” then I would be shocked.

This is how you know these are not real friends. Real friends tackle you before you ruin your own wedding. The best part, if you can call it that, is that the groom commits to the bit even as it becomes painfully obvious that the rest of the wedding is not with him.

Blank stares. Awkward silence. Confused relatives. Grandma sitting front row wondering what planet she just landed on. Now that I think about it, the DJ deserves his own side eye here too, because at some point someone behind the booth has to read the room and pull the plug.

What are you supposed to do if you’re the bride?

You’re standing there realizing that this is your groom. This is the guy you’re about to marry. Your parents are watching. Your family is watching. This is the introduction. This is the tone setter. There is no walking that back.

I hate to be dramatic, but this feels like a “call it off and regroup” situation.

At the very least, it’s grounds for a reschedule. I would just bail on the whole wedding idea completely and just hit the courthouse quietly. That groom needs to disappear for a few weeks and let the internet move on and someone needs to tell the bride that once you walk down the aisle after that, it’s officially part of the marriage lore forever.

It should also be said that not everything needs to be posted online.

Not every idea needs to be executed and not every song needs to be played at a wedding. This was a masterclass in doing the absolute most at the absolute worst time.

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