NEW YORK — Grab the tissues and the popcorn — this funeral went full twerk.
A jaw-dropping video ripping across X shows a woman in a skin-tight mini dress and sky-high heels turning a solemn send-off into her personal music video, microphone in hand, hips popping inches from a gleaming black casket.
The clip, captioned “The things you can only see and hear at a black person’s funeral,” captures the unnamed performer strutting across red carpet, dropping it low, spinning, and belting it out while a giant portrait of the decease, a bald dude rocking a “HEAD WIT THE Lights On” T-shirt, stares on in what we can only assume is silent judgment from the afterlife.
Church pews, stained glass, grieving family, none of it slowed her down. She worked that aisle like it was the club at 2 a.m., bending it over near the coffin before popping back up for another verse. A guy in the background just sits there watching like he’s seen it all before.
Welcome to 2026, where even saying goodbye requires choreography, a wardrobe malfunction waiting to happen, and zero f---s given about decorum.
Critics are calling it disrespectful. Supporters say it’s “celebrating life.” The rest of us are just wondering if open-casket twerking is the new normal.
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