morissette sang it's like rain on your wedding day.
morissette sang it's like rain on your wedding day.
who sings it's like rain on your wedding day?
morissette
comedian ed byrne performed a skit in which he jokingly attacked the song for its lack of ironies: "the only ironic thing about that song is it's called 'ironic' and it's written by a woman who doesn't know what irony is. that's quite ironic." also, satirists berger and wyse parodied the song in one segment of their cartoon strip "the pitchers". in that episode, a superhero named "irony man" compared his superpowers to lyrics from morissette's song, causing his cohorts to rename him "the man from alanis". in december 2009, the comedy website "collegehumor" released a spoof video of the song called "actually ironic", featuring actress sarah natochenny, in which patrick cassels amended the lyrics in a form that would be appropriately ironic. for example, "it's like rain on your wedding day, to the egyptian sun god ra." the "collegehumor" spoof was similarly replicated in july 2013 with a song called, "it's finally ironic" by sisters rachael and eliza hurwitz, from new york city, who published their version on youtube. the sisters adjusted the lyrics to reflect irony (e.g., "it's a black fly in your chardonnay, that was specifically purchased to repel black flies") and sing the line "we fixed it for you, alanis. you're welcome." throughout their video. in his 2014 song "word crimes", "weird al" yankovic references morissette's lyrics by singing "irony is not coincidence", and the music video for the song shows a fire truck burning (depicted as "irony") compared with rain during a wedding (which is described as "weather"). morissette herself poked fun at her grammar mistakes during a 2013 performance of "semicolon" with the lonely island on "jimmy kimmel live!". in it, morissette cut off their song to explain that their use of hashtag rap to demonstrate the function of a semicolon is incorrect, to which they respond that her critiquing their grammar is "ironic".
ironic (song)
bullet::::- "wedding day", a 1949 song by freddy martin









































bullet::::- "wedding day", a 1956 song by ken curtis









































bullet::::- "wedding day", a 1958 song by the dells









































bullet::::- "wedding day", a 1958 song by ersel hickey









































bullet::::- "wedding day", a 1960 song by ray peterson









































bullet::::- "wedding day", a 1961 song by johnny adams









































bullet::::- "wedding day", a 1964 song by arne bendiksen









































bullet::::- "wedding day", a 1990 song by steve booker









































bullet::::- "wedding day", a song by roy orbison from "crying" (1962), covered by don bailey









































bullet::::- "wedding day", a song by paul young from "between two fires" (1986)
wedding day