JoJo Sings Super Catchy Coronavirus-Inspired Lyrics Set to Her Hit Song ‘Leave (Get Out)’

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Jojo thrilled fans on video-sharing platform TikTok with a topical reworking of the lyrics to her 2004 hit Leave (Get Out).

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JoJo is joining the many celebrities trying to entertain her fans who are self-quarantining amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The 29-year-old singer decided to get creative on TikTok and sing a catchy, altered rendition of her 2004 hit “Leave (Get Out).” The new version contains lyrics that have been amended to apply to the coronavirus and how people should stay inside in an effort to curtail its spread.

Music makeover! JoJo gave her 2004 hit, “Leave (Get Out),” a 2020 update inspired by the coronavirus outbreak.

Back in 2004, then 13-year-old R&B singer JoJo became the youngest female solo artist to earn a No. 1 hit when her debut single, “Leave (Get Out),” topped the Mainstream Top 40 chart. Now, she’s shared a new version titled “Chill (Stay In)” to encourage fans to practice social distancing during the worldwide coronavirus pandemic.