Piggybacking on a Good Thing
There's this viral video that's going around of a couple's very special wedding ceremony entrance. With 16 million views and counting, you've probably already seen it, but here it is:
If you go on their website, they've used this video to give people an opportunity to donate to a cause, specifically to prevent domestic violence. Here's what they say on their website:
"We have been through a lot in life, but have come through each experience stronger and more in love with each other. Our experience since we posted the video has been incredible. We would never have expected this response to our wedding entrance in a million years.
We hope to direct this positivity to a good cause. Due to the circumstances surrounding the song in our wedding video, we have chosen the Sheila Wellstone Institute.
Sheila Wellstone was an advocate, organizer, and national champion in the effort to end domestic violence in our communities.
We are so grateful for all the love, kind words, and joy that have been shared with us from around the world. It has moved us deeply and filled our hearts.
... Never stop dancing. Jill & Kevin."
Pretty good cause, pretty funny video, but then this morning I saw another viral video that spoofs this one. It's called "JK Divorce Court Spoof". I don't know why people would think this video is funny, it's just bad humor and bad taste. We already have enough failing and failed marriages in the world, we don't need to humor ourselves about it. I was going to post the video here, but figured that would only encourage the producers and possibly even profit them. You can look up the video yourself, but here's why I encourage you not to look it up. The producers of this video write: "We've all seen the JK Wedding Entrance Dance. Now let's see what happens 6 months later!"
I hope Jill and Kevin prove them wrong.
