Choosing who you're gonna spend the rest of your life with is a pretty big deal. The various photographers, DJs and specialty bakers of the wedding industry have seen a whole lot, and sometimes it's pretty clear right off the bat that something is amiss. Being at an ill-advised wedding is awkward at best, and full of moments that make it clear the wedding was a bad idea.
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Uber is great if you need a side gig, but how do you marry the two worlds?
One Uber driver figured it out, when he brought his work to work with him.
Everyone: 2016 could not possibly get worse
— Alex Naidus (@hotdoorknobs) December 17, 2016
Me: dies in a car crash while my Uber driver is literally DJing pic.twitter.com/bapZrGhLzP
Wow! What a hero. It's amazing that this ride-sharing company gives people the opportunity to follow their dreams and make a little money on the side.
@hotdoorknobs dude was playing some killer jams at least
— Alex Kantrowitz (@Kantrowitz) December 17, 2016
Not everyone was digging it though:
@hotdoorknobs We've reached out to the account holder to address this. Please reach out to them directly for additional details.
— Uber Support (@Uber_Support) December 18, 2016
But Uber drivers will not be stopped by the confines of their car. They must follow their dreams. For instance:
@hotdoorknobs I see your Uber DJ and raise you an Uber clarinetist. totally thought I wasn't making it to Christmas. pic.twitter.com/Ljat9dj8Nk
— Jamel Shabazz..kinda (@HxmieDntPlayDat) December 17, 2016
@hotdoorknobs UGH 1 star, real DJs use vinyl.
— Kristin Eberth (@kristineberth) December 17, 2016
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Danny James Elliott shares his name with a DJ in Leeds who must be at least decent, because he was offered a weekly gig at a local club on their busiest night. Unfortunately for DJ Danny, the club promoter picked the wrong Danny Elliott, who happens to be one hell of a troll. Rather than telling the club promoter about the mistake, Danny played along and set himself up for a pretty epic set on Thursday.
Warning: nsfw language ahead. You may want to turn your screen slightly away from sensitive and/or authoritarian eyes.
Warning: nsfw language ahead. You may want to turn your screen slightly away from sensitive and/or authoritarian eyes.
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Via Rodd Perry
Mike Cohen started making these recordings when he was just 12 years old. Animator Rodd Perry took the recordings and set them to a cartoon in his own style. This one in particular apparently comes from a summer he spent at home from college in 1985. Little did they know that he would go on to become a radio DJ, and all those records cluttering his room would go on to inform his career!
