New Song To Anyone Amid Coronavirus

I realize many of us baby boomers feel young and invincible, but I urge you to please stay safe during this pandemic. With the Imagine” compilation video, featuring Gal Gadot and other celebrities, there was a public outcry because people would rather have these celebrities donate to causes than sing about quarantining in their large homes and private estates, as critics have pointed out.
When there were rumblings of a possible new version of We Are the World” earlier this week, the public collectively bristled at the thought of celebrities once again song-splaining a global pandemic to us. But now, we finally have the coronavirus jam that we deserve, brought to you by Mr. Worldwide himself.



Pitbull posted a sneak peak of his new song, I Believe We Will Win,” and it's everything you would ever need from the new genre of celebrity coronavirus empowerment anthems In the video for I Believe We Will Win,” Pitbull has for some reason climbed to the top of a random Miami school's roof and chants straight to camera behind a pair of his signature sunglasses: Now's when we got to stick together and fight hard.” He means stick together within an appropriate distance, of course (this may be why he is on a roof?) Altogether, this song and its accompanying video might unfortunately be among the sanest things that have happened all week.
In the U.S., the coronavirus death toll rose to 11, and according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the number of reported COVID-19 cases climbed to 148 across 13 states as of March 5. The New York Times reported 163 cases in 18 states.

The meeting was one in a series of gatherings related to the coronavirus outbreak. Tourists shelter against the rain with umbrellas as they walk in the empty St. Mark's Square during a rainy day in Venice, Sunday, March 1, 2020. After Cardi B posted a video about coronavirus on Instagram, music producer DJ iMarkkeyz remixed it into a new song that has since gone viral.
It's called Let Your Love Be Known,” and Bono said it's dedicated to anyone across the globe in a tight spot and still singing" during the coronavirus pandemic. Although the concept of the song may seem unusual in the wake of the lethal virus, its music video has managed to rake up to over 2.7 million views within the span of just three weeks.
David Sikabwe, 22, is getting ready to self-quarantine as COVID-19 spreads across the US — and in his new song, the UT Austin student put a romantic spin on the predicament. The sentiment echoes the caption of a picture of Bon Jovi washing dishes at the Soul Kitchen Community Restaurant in Red Bank that was posted Thursday, March 19.

Bono recently released a new song called Let Your Love Be Known” and dedicated it to people who have been affected by COVID-19. On March 12, only a couple of days after he postponed his Australia tour, popular Indian devotional singer Narendra Chanchal enthralled a live audience with his new song inspired by the coronavirus.
Tourists wearing protective masks take photographs in Venice, Sunday, March 1, 2020. Since he shared the lovey-dovey tune online, 'Quarantine with Me' has been listened to over 170,000 times, with social media users both swooning and giggling at his clever lyrics.

On Saturday, Davidson posted his "Coronavirus" remix, which samples the rapper saying "coronavirus — shit is real." And it's gone hugely viral Yes — the topic itself is timely, but the track is actually a huge smash. I admit that I get excited every time it plays on one of those tucked-away alternative radio stations that graciously refuse to repeat songs until they start bleeding out of your ears.
A country musician from B.C. has released a song about the coronavirus pandemic. BESIDES financial donations for those impacted by the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan, some Chinese artistes are also using their creative talents to educate the public on prevention measures, Sin Chew Daily reported.
In this COVID-19 pandemic, it has become more evident than ever before that the one-percenters, including celebrities and influencers , are out of touch with the public. toilet paper Overall, the coronavirus playlists IвЂve listened to seem to exist more to have amusing lists of apropos song titles than to be an actual listenable playlist.