5 Seconds of Summer’s Luke Hemmings said in a statement: “Very honored to help spread such a powerful message through music, alongside so many incredible artists in such an uplifting way. It feels the perfect song to resonate with the world during such challenging times and hopefully lots of money is raised!”
The track debuted Thursday on BBC Radio 1, with the song’s video — featuring the artists involved recording their parts while in self-isolation — arriving later that day on BBC One’sGoulding said: “I’m honored to join such a great line up for ‘Times Like These,’ and hope that by joining together we can bring hope, courage and strength to one another. I hope that this song brings comfort at such a difficult time. Quarantine for me has been spent in my cottage in a small village in Oxford.
oh man
I’d rather listen to the death wail of my first born child
No
Alternate headline: Out of touch rich people try to remain relevant during the apocalypse
Or the rich and famous can start to pay their fair share of taxes and stop moving money around to avoid paying any taxes at all. They want to do something? Start paying their fair share of taxes. This is just getting them free publicity for doing the least they can.
First Imagine, now this. Lol, both graat songs.
Why though?
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