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• Will the IPod do the announcing, keep the agenda on schedule, lead the guests in the YMCA and put up with some of your guests horrible song requests?.

  Doug38DD
  Doug38DD

• Bravo to the ADJA for creating such a perfect example of an unfortunate and unsuspecting bride GETTING WHAT SHE PAID FOR. A low budget DJ would have only been a slight improvement over this embarrassing debacle. I hope that more people see this video (and the voluminous list of videos with dreadfully awful DJs) and learn that there is no substitute for a well paid, well seasoned, well dressed, POLISHED professional.

  Rhino16161
  Rhino16161

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• This was so embarrassing to watch. Wow.

  CarlosXD
   

• The one thing that ticks me off about this video is, just because you're a member of said "ADJA", does NOT mean you're a good DJ, or good DJ company.  ANY idiot can join ANY group at ANY time. Not like they send out people to your gigs, rate you, then give you a grade... Then decide if you're good enough to join their "club"... Literally, ANY idiot can get a membership there.

  So, really, joining the ADJA is a waste of money, because it proves nothing when it comes to DJing, or quality.

  Site4Animation 10 months ago
   

• Brides to be, please watch this very carefully and decide if spending extra on a professional DJ/MC is really worth it. I would say , hell yeah! Stop ya penny pinching and get a darn pro! This is supposed to be the biggest day of your life for gods sake. Why skimp on the glue that holds the reception together. The cake won't entertain and coordinate 200 guests for 4 hours! And don't hire one of those "budget DJ's" either! They can destroy your special day too! A good DJ/MC will cost $800-$2000

  photoguy1967
   

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