New Trend Has People Singing Rap Songs on Top of Strangers' Graves
TikTok users are a menace to society. I refuse to download the app. The presence of the Chinese Communist Party and Latin American drug cartels are bad enough, but the popular social media platform also features a…

TikTok users are a menace to society. I refuse to download the app.
The presence of the Chinese Communist Party and Latin American drug cartels are bad enough, but the popular Social media platform also features a cavalcade of inane, so-called “influencers” who spread superficial stupidity.
Now, the dreaded plague of influencers has made its way to cemeteries throughout the country, as these influencers, for whatever reason, have decided that famous dead people need to “hear” modern rap songs.
According to Insider, a small trend apparently started with user @yungsmiley1, whose account no longer appears to exist. However, there is a Twitter post of the rapper performing “Saks! 2” in front of legendary author Mark Twain’s grave.
However, 24-year-old Benjamin Raab, who goes by the name of @theboyraabit01 on TikTok, really got the trend going when he performed Soulja Boy’s “Rick and Morty” in front of what he claimed to be the grave of Woodrow Wilson, the nation’s 28th president


