JoJo Revamped 'Leave (Get Out)' For The Social Distancing Era

JoJo wants you to stay residence and practice social distancing while in the spread of the novel coronavirus — so much so, that she revamped one of her biggest hits as your new #AloneTogether anthem.


On Wednesday (March 18), the singer debuted a riff of "Leave (Get Out)," the lead single from her debut album. Yet as an alternative opposed to urging a soon-to-be ex to go away, she's stressing the significance of staying 6 feet away from other people, and staying house if it's possible for you to do so.


"Stay in! / Now! / Do it for humanity," she croons in the new song, appropriately called "Chill (Stay In)." "I’m deadass / about that / nevertheless we'll survive / and also you gon' learn how / To cook right now / And practice good hygiene / I know you’re bored / And wish to fuck around / Nevertheless not on me."


In the past week, millions of people have pushed to move to a mass work-from-home format, if their jobs let it. Other people cannot, however doctors and nurses are urging people to stay house, and communities are banding together to support people who are especially prone to severe cases of COVID-19, the illness caused by the virus.


While the original version of her acoustic TikTok has already ramped up 1.8 million views as of publish time, there's more where that came from — she promised a full version of the track on Twitter.


You will help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Not each person has the alternative to reside at house, although in case could, you have got to! Social distancing is the new common, and we’re here to help.