Bride and Groom Rapping Their Vows Is the Cringiest Thing You’ll See This Week

Braden Bjella Published Yesterday in facepalm

My heart goes out to all the guests.

Weddings should be fun for everyone who attends them. Of course, the event is primarily for the bride and groom, but if you’re going to ask me to stand around wearing a suit on a farm for four hours, the least you could do is hire a good DJ and have an open bar.

That said, for some, their wedding is one of the few times in their lives where they will be in the spotlight and have the attention of a captive audience. This is a privilege — and one that the couple below abused by forcing all of their guests to listen to their shitty rap music.

@rebelliousessence When you’re soulmates and collaborators, even your wedding vows turn into a lyrical masterpiece. ✨ This is part two of the love we spit on our big day—raw, real, and straight from the heart. But it didn’t stop there! We kept the energy alive all night, rapping many other songs together, celebrating our love and passion. Our first dance was even to our own recorded track ‘Dissolving,’ which you can stream now on all platforms by Aaron Sawyer & Rebellious Essence! Who knows maybe it’ll become your wedding song as well! Comment some love if you’re vibing with this love story! @Aaron Sawyer #WeddingVows #WeddingVibes #TwinFlames #SoulmateJourney #WeddingInspiration #LoveStory #SacredUnion #DivineLove #BrideAndGroom #TwinFlameConnection #EternalLove #WeddingGoals #DivineUnion #SoulConnection #WeddingDreams #Femalerapper #Rappers ♬ original sound - Rebellious Essence