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you can always do that (mute the sound) perhaps even play your own music over it. perhaps the Doobie brothers "Taking it to the streets" but instead of singing it striaght sing it "Taking it up the ass." totally appropriate for an anal movie. or just play "Doing the butt" by A/U also a good chioce. lol enjoy
I see your point. However, what most people don't understand or perceive is the effect sound & music has on visual content. In films, you might not always be aware of the music or the various sounds in it, but you would miss them if they were not there. In a related way, poor or inappropriate sound/music selection changes the visual experience of something - just imagine cartoonish sounds being added to this video? Sure, I get that the person who put the music to this probably wasn't thinking too much about the effect the music will have. Muting the sound isn't a solution.