Welcome back to our special coverage. And now we turn to something a little uplifting.

Surely we can all feel how this pandemic is reshaping the way we live. Once packed destinations

from Times Square to the French Quarter are empty, barren. The people who used to gather their

sheltering at home, while medical experts note this new normal is obviously stressful.

In fact, they formally recommend we seek out fun and connection.

CDC guidelines suggest not only social distancing, but also that you curb stress by doing things

you enjoy, which happens to bring us to this much nicer, happy story alongside the pandemic we're living through.

It's one you may have heard about.

The hugely popular virtual parties hosted online by D. Nice, a 49-year-old Bronx DJ,

with decades of music experience.

Now, he has been live streaming.

His DJ sets that you see right there from his kitchen.

And it took off, bringing hundreds of thousands of people together in one virtual room, millions over several days.

What started out organically ballooned and went viral, fans call it club quarantine,

and it beat out a lot of bad news to trend at one point number one across the United States on social media, including

virtual visits from Will Smith to J-Lo to Kamala Harris to Joe Biden to Oprah, D. Nice, welcoming

the unity and calling out different people as they pop up within his virtual music room,

including the rapper MC Light.

We're all coming together tonight.

This is the biggest party in the world.

Biggest party in the world.

What's up, everybody?

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