CLUB QUARANTINE IS LIT: Every Night, A Bunch Of DJs Are Saving Lives & We Love To See It

Party people can’t hit the club due to the Coronavirus pandemic, so DJs have been bringing the party to your living room. More inside….

Bars, restaurants and clubs are closed due to the Coronavirus pandemic. But that hasn’t stopped the party! Club Couch is LIT thanks to disc jokeys hopping on social media and putting on virtual dance parties to keep people’s spirits lifted.

 

 

 

 

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I had a tearful moment this morning after realizing that we all came together as a global community and danced while I played music in my living room. It was beautiful to experience and I’m truly humbled by the amount of love I’ve received. Thank you to everyone that supported me on this journey. Let’s continue to uplift each other as we get thru this dark time. #gratitude #DNiceHomeSchool #ClubQuarantine • art by @chuckstyless

A post shared by D-Nice (@dnice) on Mar 22, 2020 at 10:42pm PDT

 

The front runner is DJ D-Nice. He has been rocking out virtually since Day 1 during his "Homeschool" sessions, reaching 100,000 viewers one night. It turned into a star-studded affair as several A-list celebs - like Oprah, Janet Jackson & Michelle Obama - logged in to rock out with the DJ.

 

 

 

 

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#MichelleObama dropped in on #DJDNice’s lit IG concert. Several celebs also tuned in online, including #Oprah, #EllenDeGeneres, #GayleKing, #TinaKnowlesLawson, #BrunoMars, #LLCoolJ, #BernieSanders, #JoeBiden and #KamalaHarris. He also hit 100k viewers! @badgyalreesie

A post shared by TheYBF (@theybf_daily) on Mar 22, 2020 at 5:06am PDT

D-Nice's virtual parties have been all the rave, especially since some of his sessions have lasted for over 9 hours!

Peep clips of other DJs - 9th Wonder, DJ Boof and more - turning up on social media below:

 

 

 

 

 

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This message is only for those who need to step their deejay game up.. stop thinking playing new music makes u a dj. Anyone can play whatever is hot at the moment.. the key to being a great dj is being able to know HOW to play music.. EXAMPLE I’m from the era where I use to play from 11pm-4am. I knew how to pace the party. keep ppl drinking and dancing without playing any new music.. new music always go Primetime which was abt 2am.. a lot of y’all play all the new music at 12am and burn yourself out and think u bodied the club when you really didn’t and every dj knows you don’t get the same reaction when you play a song twice... this why only certain djs can play for hours and hold the crowd without leaving. I use to always want to open up the club.. I didn’t want Primetime because the opening dj has the hardest job to do. Which is keep ppl in the room with good warm up music without touching the new shit. There is so much music to play that was hits.. that can still play and get a bigger reaction then the new music. DJS PLEASE TAKE THIS TIME TO LEARN MUSIC AND FILL UP YA SERATO WITH MUSIC FROM OVER THE YEARS... YALL GOING ON LIVE AND SOUNDING LIKE EVERYONE ELSE.. HERES THE TIME TO SHOW WHAT MAKES YOU A GOOD DJ

A post shared by DJ BOOF (@djboof) on Mar 24, 2020 at 5:31am PDT

 

 

 

 

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Last night was nothing but vibes.. I deejayed for 7 hours.... we really partied together.. all I wanted to do was just dj and bring people together. If you know me then you know how much I love what I do. To everyone out there please protect yourself and your families.. PLEASE practice social distancing and follow all the protocols..... stay safe everyone.. . . . #djboof #party #vibes #corona #quarantine #vibes #funday #hiphop #reggae

A post shared by DJ BOOF (@djboof) on Mar 23, 2020 at 6:12am PDT

 

 

 

 

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There’s really no way to describe my set tonight. I guess you had to be there. The moment in time a lot of us turned our back on the radio. The moment in time we all fled to a place where the sounds were fresh. Backpack, deep, conscious. You can call it what you want. In these times, call it a safe haven. Call it refreshing. Tonite, I play the best from the era that made me....The Best Of The Underground. The Best Remixes. The Best Albums Cuts. The Songs that didn’t make the Radio. The Revolution will not be televised.....it will be streamed. No Repeats. Night 4. Tonight Join me. From NC to The World 9pm EST IG Live.

A post shared by 9th Wonder (@9thwonder) on Mar 23, 2020 at 11:43am PDT

 

 

 

 

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Every record, beat, production that I touched. Tonite. The Grand Finale Night 5. No. Repeats. IG Live 9pm EST Sponsored by Epson Salt, ToastChee (Pack of Nabs) and Nu Grape Soda. See you there.

A post shared by 9th Wonder (@9thwonder) on Mar 24, 2020 at 10:26am PDT

 

 

 

 

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Much appreciate for reaaal. I’m gonna stay at it live until this thing is over!

A post shared by Ronald (DJ R-Tistic) (@dj_rtistic) on Mar 22, 2020 at 5:25pm PDT

 

 

 

 

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Let’s take it back to happier times! Who remembers all 28 of these songs from 2007?

A post shared by Ronald (DJ R-Tistic) (@dj_rtistic) on Mar 20, 2020 at 5:09pm PDT

Coronavirus, Sh** is REAL! #QuarantineDJs #DJTFresh pic.twitter.com/h7DtA7lSri

— DJ T-FRESH (@TheDJTFresh) March 20, 2020

 

 

You got me out my shell #QuarantineDJs https://t.co/F0MTXqu4yV pic.twitter.com/3seagnWh5b

— DJ Trestaxx (@DjTrestaxx) March 21, 2020

 

 

We all on social media might as well

I nominate @DjTrestaxx @DjSpencP @RocketInTheMix @DjLiive713 @lowkeyade #QuarantineDJs pic.twitter.com/tWyJ2n7EoT

— Moe the DJ (@IAmDJMoe__) March 21, 2020

 

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Because truly, we can all lift each other's spirits #TogetherAtHome. Learn more about how you can take action to help slow the spread of coronavirus with our partners at @WHO and @GlblCtzn globalcitizen.org/coronavirus #TogetherAtHome

A post shared by Anthony Hamilton (@anthonyhamiltonofficial) on Mar 23, 2020 at 8:42pm PDT

 

Singer Anthony Hamilton hosted a free Instagram Live concert where 76,000 people tuned in, including celebs like Monica, Steve Harvey and Jermaine Dupri.

R&B crooner John Legend hosted a virtual concert last week.

Sadly, New Orleans bounce DJ and radio personality Black N Mild (real name Oliver Stokes Jr.,) recently died after testing positive for coronavirus. He was 44, according to Billboard.

 

Sad to report DJ Black N Mild has died of coronavirus.

Black N Mild specialized in the bounce sound, which was native to his hometown of New Orleans. He was 44. pic.twitter.com/MMgDoPxOHa

— Only Hip Hop Facts (@OnlyHipHopFacts) March 21, 2020

May he rest in peace.

By the way...

 

That was my goal https://t.co/UrQ120xxCF

— DJ iMarkkeyz (@iMarkkeyz) March 17, 2020

 

The infectous "Coronavirus" track produced by DJ iMarkkeyz (who turned a video Cardi B made about the virus into a bop) will be donating proceeds from the song to people who have been hit hard by the pandemic.

 

YES !THATS WHAT WE GOING TO DO ! Keep in mind you don’t get your money right away ...but even months from now there would be families with financial issues for getting laid off due to the virus .We will Donate ! https://t.co/ehAo8TCUhN

— iamcardib (@iamcardib) March 17, 2020

 

Sweet! We know we aren't the only ones randomly yelling "CORONAVIRUS" in our Cardi B voice.

By the way, be sure to tip your DJs if they provide their CashApp.

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source: theybf