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I'm not surprised anymore by what they request. I alway try to ask, "what song(s) don't you want played." At some point one or both of them had something on the side and a certain song will remind the other party of that time. It can really save some embarrassment from them having to run to the booth and ask you to "please play something else."
I ask that too on the questionnaire I send beforehand, but usually all they put there is line dances, the chicken dance, country music and YMCA (although one time someone strongly insisted on "no Luther Vandross", and another had "no Luke Bryan").
I asked the bride about the Beyoncé song to make sure she didn't mistake it for "7/11" or something (on their song list they had a few misnamed tunes/artists and a few with song names replace by the track number so I knew they weren't -that- diligent) but she said she loved Bey so it was "all good". I played it during dinner; she thanked me out loud and went around the reception singing the hook to guests; pretty sure it was the only part of the song she cared about.
