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And one DJ has kept it going — for 10 hours at a time. The coronavirus has upended daily lives, with thousands of deaths around the world. Celebrity DJ D-Nice has begun hosting virtual dance parties on his Instagram Live channel in an effort to lift spirits as people self-isolate over coronavirus concerns.
Celebrity DJ D-Nice has begun hosting virtual dance parties on his Instagram Live channel in an effort to lift spirits as people self-isolate over coronavirus concerns. Just because there's a pandemic going on, doesn' t mean the party has to stop . And one DJ has kept it going -- for 10 hours at a time.
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Dance away the Coronavirus Blues with music from celebrity DJ D-Nice on his Instagram Live channel
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Celebrity DJ D-Nice set up his turntables in his kitchen and invited his 950,000 followers to tune in and dance along
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NEW YORK, NY - DECEMBER 09: DJ D-Nice performs at The Apollo Theater on December 9, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Shahar Azran/WireImage)
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And one DJ has kept it going -- for 10 hours at a time. The coronavirus has upended daily lives, with thousands of deaths around the world. Celebrity DJ D-Nice has begun hosting virtual dance parties on his Instagram Live channel in an effort to lift spirits as people self-isolate over coronavirus concerns.
Celebrity DJ D-Nice has begun hosting virtual dance parties on his Instagram Live channel in an effort to lift spirits as people self-isolate over coronavirus He set up his turntables in his kitchen and invited his 950,000 followers to tune in and dance along. What followed was a nine- hour long party
Just because there's a pandemic going on, doesn't mean the party has to stop. And one DJ has kept it going -- for 10 hours at a time.
The coronavirus has upended daily lives, with thousands of deaths around the world. Many people are staying at home in an effort to stem the rapid-fire spread.
Celebrity DJ D-Nice has begun hosting virtual dance parties on his Instagram Live channel in an effort to lift spirits as people self-isolate over coronavirus concerns.
Many of his A-list friends -- including Rihanna, Common and John Legend -- have made guest appearances thanks to Instagram Live's split feature, which lets two people appear in a split-screen.
On Wednesday, D-Nice posted on Instagram that he would be hosting "Home School," a "social distancing dance party."
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And one DJ has kept it going -- for 10 hours at a time. The coronavirus has upended daily lives, with thousands of deaths around the world. Celebrity DJ D-Nice has begun hosting virtual dance parties on his Instagram Live channel in an effort to lift spirits as people self-isolate over coronavirus concerns.
Celebrity DJ D-Nice has begun hosting virtual dance parties on his Instagram Live channel in an effort to lift spirits as people self-isolate over coronavirus He set up his turntables in his kitchen and invited his 950,000 followers to tune in and dance along. What followed was a nine- hour long party
He set up his turntables in his kitchen and invited his 950,000 followers to tune in and dance along.
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Just because there's a pandemic going on, doesn' t mean the party has to stop . And one DJ has kept it going -- for 10 hours at a time. The coronavirus has upended daily lives, with thousands of deaths around the world. Many people are staying at home in an effort to stem the rapid-fire spread.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping learns about the hospital's operations, treatment of patients, protection for medical workers and scientific research at the Huoshenshan Hospital in Wuhan, China, on March 10.
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A woman wearing a protective face mask walks on an almost empty street in Yokohama, Japan, on March 10.
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People in face masks walk on St. Peter's Square as Pope Francis delivers his weekly Angelus prayer via video, due to coronavirus concerns, in Vatican City on March 8.
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Rescue workers wearing masks and protective clothing check a man's temperature during a mock drill on handling suspected carriers of the coronavirus, in Peshawar, Pakistan, on March 2.
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A reveler wears protective face mask at the Venice Carnival, the last days of which were called off after third death was reported in the country, in Italy on Feb. 23.
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Buddhist monks wearing protective face masks pray during a blessing ceremony for the people affected by the COVID-19 outbreak, at a temple in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on Feb. 22.
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Members of Red Cross board a Colombian Air Force plane that will evacuate the citizens from coronavirus-hit China, at the CATAM military base in Bogota, Colombia, on Feb. 22.
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Indians who were airlifted from Wuhan wait to collect their release certificates before leaving the ITBP quarantine facility in New Delhi, India, on Feb. 17.
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Military medics stand in a formation after deplaning from a transport aircraft of the People's Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) at the Tianhe International Airport in Wuhan, China, on Feb. 17.
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Airport security staff checks passengers using a thermal sensor screen at the Hong Kong International Airport on Feb. 6.
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People are seen inside a store wearing face masks while shopping in a supermarket in Southampton, England, on March 18.
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What followed was a nine-hour long party that featured guest appearances from celebrities such as LL Cool J, Mary J Blige, Naomi Campbell and Lena Waithe.
"I can't believe that I started the Home School social distancing dance party just four days ago and it's become a place for us to virtually dance together and stay connected," D-Nice wrote in an Instagram post Thursday.
"From my kitchen, I'm able to send positive vibrations to each of you."
D-Nice, who first entered the music scene in the 1980s as a member of the Bronx hip-hop group BDP, has begun hosting nightly dance parties in his kitchen, officially dubbed "Club Quarantine."
More than 100,000 people tuned in for his Saturday celebration, which lasted for 10 hours and had appearances from former first lady Michelle Obama, presidential hopefuls Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders, and musician Diddy -- who also sent the DJ a bottle of Ciroc vodka, in which Diddy owns a stake, during the set.
The party also included a shoutout to healthcare workers battling the coronavirus.
"Homeschool is a thing!" D-Nice said in a Saturday post. "This has been a great way to keep our spirits high."
Chasten Buttigieg, who is married to former presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg, agreed.
"Thanks for the dance party last night @djdnice," Chasten tweeted Sunday morning.
"Pajamas acceptable, nobody to judge my dance moves, all the snacks I preferred -- honestly we should do this more often."
D-Nice seems only too happy to oblige: class resumes Sunday night.
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