I sent out a payment over a day ago and it's still not confirmed https://blockchain.info/tx/3b047ef34fcd283ce57868dedb80eb239970ded1aeb10c0fe3a39360dc822056

https://blockchain.info/tx/2a774b4a29a498f95aeb8fd256c36404118fce1157aea976a3fcfe0f29a6918c

Electrum won't let me overwrite the payment with a higher fee either. Any Ideas?

EDIT: I'm using electrum and it wont let me send out another transaction without the "funds" in the wallet which are still unconfirmed. Is there a way to resend the transaction with a higher fee from a website or another wallet? Or is there a way to cancel the entire unconfirmed transaction so I can resend the payment? 

Sidenote: There's not enough bitcoin in my wallet to send out a CPFP.
The fees you included are quite low indeed. 

According to Bitcoinfees, and Bitcoinexchangerate the current recommended fee/byte is around 160-168 Satoshis, implying a median transaction fee (around 226-byte transaction) of about 40K Satoshi. In your case, you are paying around 50 Satoshi/byte, 116K Satoshi per transaction. The sources differ in how many blocks will take for a transaction with this fee ratio to be published, from 6 blocks to way more than a day.

What can you do? You can either wait until both transactions get confirmed. Wait until them get pruned from the nodes mempool and resubmit them with a higher fee, or create a new transaction spending from the last one using a CPFP approach.

Child pays for parent (CPFP) 

Basically what you do is to create a new transaction spending from one that is already unconfirmed, and add a high fee to that new transaction. By doing so, you incentivize a miner to include that last transaction in the blockchain, having to include the previous one also.