Neil Gorsuch has officially been confirmed as the newest member of the United States Supreme Court. So many pressing questions linger regarding the future of the nine-person body — and, more important, the law of the land.
But what about the justices’ walk-out songs? You know: When they emerge from their chambers and take the bench, what songs are blasting out over the audio system?? And whose walk-out song is the best???
Well, because of the millions of letters we received from you asking us, we’ve ranked the nine songs that each individual justice walks out to.
“Damn it Feels Good To Be A Gangster” by Getto Boys
Damn, it feels good to be a justice.
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2. Justice Anthony Kennedy
“Enter Sandman” by Metallica
Exxxxxxit cameras! Ennnnnnnter sketch artist!
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1. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg
“Get Ready For This” by 2 Unlimited
Y’all ready for Ruth?
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Editor’s Note: The United States Supreme Court justices don’t have music that they walk out to. You should have known this by the time you arrived at this disclaimer. If you didn’t ... well, the internet isn’t for everyone. Good luck on your future endeavors.
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