One World: Together at Home

This was both cringy and demeaning. That any of these filthy rich celebrities feel that we are "together" is about as out of touch as you can get. The only thing that this did was lend a spotlight to celebs that are going crazy without the attention that they are used to. If this was todays attempt at "We are the World" it was HORRIBLY off the mark. This was a cluster of privileged, arrogant, rich people telling us that we're all together in this. Cool! I'm gonna hop over to any one of their mansions to hang out after this is all over.

They were hoping for Clout and virtue signaling but it ended up being embarrassing and inducing eye rolling en masse.

I see the alt right and the deluded have been reviewing this show. Easy to forget that both the USA and UK have very right wing governments.

An antidote to the Live Aid type of extravaganzas. These are stars performing from their front rooms or back gardens due to social distancing rules.

I saw the delayed broadcast on the BBC which also had stories about doctors and nurses on the front line. The British people displayed their love of the NHS when they voted in a fourth Tory government in December 2019.

Some acts were more successful than others. The Rolling Stones were good, they have not seemed to have aged. Mainly because they looked about 65 in 1980.

I enjoyed the duet between John Legend and Sam Smith. Legend had all his Grammy awards on display, Smith had his Oscar somewhere in the background.

Billie Eilish forgot to switch on her mike, Elton John forgot to take his lozenge. J-Lo has one hell of a back garden.

Sickening to see all these overpaid luvvies preaching to us whilst promoting their agenda. People are being manipulated, don't fall for it. The disgraceful BBC are also pushing this absolute crap the UK audiences too.

This was not a political show. It was a show to entertain and let people forget how bad things are for a couple of hours. Lighten up, people? Not everything has to be political. I give the performers a lot of credit for doing this. Especially loved Keith Urban's cover of Steve Winwood's Higher Love and The Rolling Stones.

Felt like a bunch of cheap souless Youtube singles...They all felt completely disconnected from the "rest of the world"