Various Artists Lady Gaga, Stevie Wonder, Paul McCartney, Elton John, Rolling Stones, Billie Eilish/One World Together at Home

At this moment, in 2020, a crisis that will remain in human history is sweeping the earth. A historical concert video that symbolizes “now” is now available with the title. This work features “ONE WORLD: TOGETHER AT HOME,” which was distributed on “April 19, 2020.” As many of you probably know, as it has already been covered in the general news, this event is not a so-called on-site concert. A music charity founded by Lady Gaga and sponsored by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the charity organization GLOBAL CITIZEN. Currently, there are restrictions on going out all over the world due to the new coronavirus pandemic. This is an event where a number of musicians will stream videos of their performances from their homes in order to cheer up the world who have been forced to live such difficult lives and to support medical workers who are fighting the epidemic on the front lines. More than 100 artists/bands participated in the event, which attracted support from all over the world. It turned out to be a long music festival that was streamed for over 8 hours. In addition, the edited version will be broadcast on TV stations around the world. This work is a DVD version of the broadcast version that features scenes that have attracted particular attention. 35 celebrities appear in this work, but many of them only appear with messages (Beyoncé, who was not originally scheduled to appear, also makes a surprise appearance and speaks about the misery in her hometown of Houston). . There are 20 groups performing. And what’s inside is very wonderful and very special. Please refer to the list of songs below for the included artists.The artists who usually fill large venues are unable to leave their homes, so most of them are a cappella or singing songs. Videos with a simple and private feel that you don’t usually see appear one after another. Founder Gaga said, “Tonight, I want to give you permission to smile just a little bit,” and sang Nat King Cole’s “Smile,” while Stevie Wonder, who is also a friend and soul legend, sang “Smile.” :In memory of Bill Withers. Paul McCartney sings “Lady Madonna” while mentioning his mother, who was also a nurse during World War II, and cheering on medical workers. Elton John and Jennifer Lopez sang from outside (in the backyard of a mansion!?), and Taylor Swift also performed “Soon You’ll Get Better,” which she dedicated to her mother. It’s not just simple performances. Keith Urban has three of his alter egos appear in the studio at the same time and performs as a solo band, and the Stones have four members playing “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” at home as a solid ensemble. I’ll let you hear it. Charlie is especially interesting. Perhaps he couldn’t bring a drum kit into his room, so he lined up things in his room to look like drums and played them air. Still, it gives a sense of breathing. Also, the view of the four people’s rooms is delicious. Mick has a cool room that looks like a rock kid turned into an adult, and Keith has an elegant room with candles. A huge analog collection is lined up behind Charlie, and Ronnie’s guitar collection is casually displayed. It’s a heartwarming scene where the individuality of each of the four people is reflected in the scenery in the room. This charity was a huge success, raising $127.9 million (approximately 13.9 billion yen) in support. It showed us that the power of music is still alive even in a world where tours and venue live performances have been destroyed. A major global event that can truly be called “modern LIVE AID.” A historical masterpiece where you can enjoy the highlights for 1 hour and 44 minutes. (104:02) 1. Intro 2. Lady Gaga – Smile 3. Stevie Wonder – Lean On Me / Love’s In Need Of Love Today 4. Paul McCartney – Lady Madonna 5. Kacey Musgraves – Rainbow 6. Usher 7. Abby Cadabby ( Sesame Street) 8. David & Victoria Beckham 9. Elton John – I’m Still Standing 10. The Roots – Safety Dance 11. Henry Golding 12. Maluma – Carnaval 13. Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello – What A Wonderful World 14. Beyonce Knowles-Carter 15. Dr. Tedros Adhanom Bhebreyesus (Director General, WHO) 16. Eddie Vedder – River Cross 17. LL Cool J 18. Lizzo – A Change Is Gonna Come 19. H.E. Antonio Guterres (Secretary-General, UN) 20 The Rolling Stones – You Can’t Always Get What You Want 21. Laura Bush (Former First Lady of USA) 22. Keith Urban – Higher Love 23. Burna Boy – African Giant / Hallelujah 24. Jennifer Lopez – People 25. J Balvin 26. Priyanka Chopra Jonas 27. John Legend & Sam Smith – Stand By Me 28. Billie Joe Armstong – Wake Me Up When September Ends 29. Kerry Washington 30. Sue Varma, M.D. (Distinguished Fellow of APA) 31. Idris & Sabrina Elba 32. Billie Eilish & Finneas – Sunny 33. Taylor Swift – Soon You’ll Get Better 34. Lupita Nyong’o 35. Oscar The Grouch (Sesame Street) 36. Celine Dion, Andrea Bocelli, Lady Gaga, Lang Lang, John Legend – The Prayer PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.104min.