Kesha debuts quarantine song paying tribute to Home Alone’s Macaulay Culkin
‘You know I’m home alone, Macaulay-caulay Culkin’ go the lyrics to the short, upbeat song recorded in the popstar’s own home
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Your support makes all the difference.Kesha has released a short song about Home Alone recorded at home during the coronavirus lockdown.
The video, which Kesha posted on Twitter, begins with a clip of Macaulay Culkin in the beloved 1990 film, before transitioning to upbeat music. You can watch the video below.
“I’ve been bored at home so I made a song for u animals!!! And a little video,” she wrote above the video.
“It’s called HOME ALONE... dedicated to all of you sexy people hanging at home.....alone. and also dedicated to the one and only @IncredibleCulk.”
The video was filmed in Kesha’s house, and features the popstar dancing and singing lyrics like, “ You know I’m home alone, Macaulay-caulay Culkin,” and “I’m setting booby traps in case you are a bad guy/ I’m reading bookies, baking cookies in my thigh-highs”.
Kesha is not the only artist to have recorded new music during the coronavirus lockdown.
Adam Sandler has performed two songs inspired by life during the pandemic: one paying tribute to the work of frontline medical workers, and the other warning people not to “touch grandma”.
Randy Newman posted a video of his own ditty about social distancing, called “Stay Away”.
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