HellToupee

Feel free to post someone else twerking at a funeral/wake

Where is a racist comment in this thread? There is none although it seems you want someone to post something over the line. The problem lies in you

It’s mind boggling

What the hell is wrong with you , it’s a police bodycam video

Had to make mention of the big ‘uns

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searching youtube brings 1 video of 2 fatties posted today . It’s fake as fock . You search

One of the top posters here

lil squissy can’t help himself

Wow your post is a total fabrication

Blame the parlance of our times

This thread is about twerking at a funeral. Lowlife imbeciles come in all races

Let’s check Grok Is twerking at funerals appropriate ? No, twerking at funerals is not appropriate in the vast majority of cultural contexts. Funerals are rituals centered on grief, respect for the deceased, and communal mourning (or, in some celebratory traditions like New Orleans jazz funerals, dignified joy and remembrance). Twerking — a highly sexualized, provocative dance move — clashes hard with that tone. It’s almost universally seen as disrespectful, attention-seeking, or straight-up mocking the dead and the bereaved. There are tiny exceptions: - If the deceased explicitly requested a wild, irreverent send-off in their will (e.g., “I want strippers and twerking at my funeral”), and the family is 100% on board, then technically it’s their funeral and their rules. - In some hyper-modern, atheist, or counter-cultural circles people treat funerals like parties, but even then twerking usually crosses the line into cringe or offense. Real-world examples (viral videos of people twerking on caskets in places like the Dominican Republic, Ghana, or the U.S.) almost always trigger backlash, fights, or the dancer getting dragged out. Public opinion is overwhelmingly negative. Bottom line: unless the dead person literally wrote “twerk on me” in their will and everyone present signed off on it, keep the ass-shaking for the club, not the cemetery. It’s not about being “prudish”; it’s basic respect for a solemn occasion.

Thats your go to. Racism. Pretty bold of you lil squissy to come out as pro twerking at funerals

Oh noes!

It’s all over now

gotcha guy is going to do his thing

Temu casket

Because they know how to act in both professional and social settings

Ghana is on a different level

My wife or daughter wouldn’t be rude and interrupt.

She was a rude cont and he treated her as such