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The Internet never runs short of surprises, but a recent viral video has managed to push the boundaries of imagination. A DJ performing live at a funeral, complete with flashing lights, loud beats, and rave energy, has left netizens both shocked and fascinated. The clip in question features DJ Sherry Soni, popularly known as the Ghetto Rave Queen, spinning her console in what appears to be a funeral setting. The caption read, “Funeral Set ft Ghetto Rave Queen Sherry Soni,” instantly grabbing attention across social media platforms. When Mourning Meets Music The video opens to a funeral setup surrounded by smoke and laser lights. Sherry Soni is seen dropping electrifying beats. Of course, the clip has left people confused and in disbelief at the same time. A user said, “I will choose a playlist for my funeral. Mostly hip-hop artist Shubh’s songs should be played.” Pointing at the picture of the person kept in front of the DJ console, a person added, “Dadaji had the best funeral of his life.” Another added, “That is a great idea! In Tamil Nadu, people used to dance in front of the dead body — this is just a modern version.” “Aray, yeh kya ho raha hai [What is going on here?],” read a comment. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sherry Soni | BIBA ✨ (@sherrysoni.wav) Real or AI Magic? While some users admired the out-of-the-box concept, many suspected that the video might be AI-generated. From hyper-realistic lighting to perfectly synced crowd visuals, several viewers claimed the footage looked “too polished to be real.” “Please tell me this is AI,” a person added. A user said, “Funeral rave looks unreal but amazing.” “This has to be AI” was the sentiment online. About Sherry Soni Soni has been working to create and produce music for at least more than 10 years now. Working as a DJ in the city of Indore, the musician could soon realise that she needed to create something experimental in order to make her music stand out – something which was not possible merely working as a DJ. A New Wave of Digital Expression Whether the video is authentic or a digital creation, it has certainly opened a conversation on how rituals, art, and technology are intersecting in modern times. For some, it’s a bold artistic statement; for others, it’s a step too far. DJ Sherry Soni, meanwhile, has stayed silent on the clip’s authenticity—but her “Funeral Set” has undeniably become one of the most talked-about trends this week.
