Written By: Big C Some endings deserve tears, others deserve a dress code for redemption. Keeana Kee treats Ex’s Funeral less like a breakup song and more like a stylish act of emotional retaliation, turning heartbreak into something cinematic, defiant, and fully self-possessed. Built around the moment when pain shifts into perspective, the record rejects mourning in favor of reinvention, framing closure as a personal power move rather than a quiet acceptance. Valery Kaufman’