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Neace Robinson

American singer and internet personality

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About Neace Robinson

Neace Robinson, also known as the Funeral Stud, is an American singer and songwriter from Louisiana. She gained widespread attention in November 2025 when a video of her performing her 2018 song "I Wished That Heaven Had a Phone" at a balloon release ceremony in Jeanerette, Louisiana, went viral on TikTok.

Background Robinson wrote "I Wished That Heaven Had a Phone" after experiencing several losses, including the deaths of her mother, sister, and grandmother. She released it on December 2, 2018. Prior to going viral, Robinson was known locally in Louisiana for performing the song at funerals and memorial services, with a signature call-and-response where attendees release balloons on the line "1, 2, 1, 2, 3, release 'em".

In December 2025, The Shade Room released an exclusive music video for the song.

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