Break Silence Of Quarantine
Rita Wilson shared a video of herself rapping along to Naughty By Nature in a desperate attempt to stave off her coronavirus quarantine boredom. But at a time when hit albums sold millions of copies and record executives viewed rappers as artists with unusually short shelf lives, those numbers didn’t cut it. Jive neglected to renew D-Nice’s contract and he was unable to find a deal with another label. Last week, Idris Elba became one of the first celebrities to share that he had tested positive for COVID-19 In a quick Twitter video, he shared that he had no symptoms of the disease, but he promised to keep fans updated on his health — and six days later, he still seems to be doing okay. The influencer tweeted that the entire US would be « going into quarantine » for two weeks, although it’s unclear what he thinks that quarantine would consist of. Authorities are recommending that US citizens practice social distancing and in some states, steps are being taken to prohibit groups of people above a certain number from gathering. This weekend marked the first time many Americans found themselves having to stay indoors after lawmakers urged social distancing to help prevent spreading the coronavirus. After testing positive for coronavirus earlier this month, actress Rita Wilson and her husband Tom Hanks have been stuck in quarantine. The edited videos have gone viral on platforms like Twitter, and each of the celebrities above have quote-tweeted one of the fake edits and written something positive about people singing along to the songs. Wilson, 63, is obviously a longtime rap fan who has played the Hip Hop Hooray” joint many times over the past 28 years. Brown has been posting about the coronavirus non-stop on Instagram, and a lot of his content is harmless memes. In an Instagram story he posted earlier this week, Drizzy revealed to some fans that he was kicking back and watching some movies. In a video shared by Twitter user @valemercurii , the streets of Siena are filled with song as people sing from their balconies. |