DJ D-Nice hosts lit virtual dance party amid quarantine

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DJ D-Nice is making it safe to party during social distancing—virtually, that is.

The DJ and photographer since Wednesday has been taking to Instagram to host daily virtual dance parties that he calls, “Home School.” Some fans have affectionately dubbed it “Club Quarantine,” according to Oprah Magazine.

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With the party’s popularity taking off, D-Nice has had many special celebrity guests throughout the week, including Janet Jackson, John Legend, Common, and Dave Chappelle. But on Saturday, things got even more lit when Michelle Obama, Rihanna, Jennifer Lopez and Ellen Degeneres joined the fun. Oprah Winfrey, Gayle King and Democratic presidential candidates Joe Biden, and Bernie Sanders made an appearance as well.

Views for Saturday’s Home School dance party reached up to 100,000 live viewers, Oprah Magazine reported, which is not hard with D-Nice spinning tracks by Rihanna, Janet Jackson and more.

#MyLatest — It’s not the coronavirus vaccine, but D-Nice’s #ClubQuarantine IG Live dance parties feel like some sort of cure. Just the latest example of how black creativity shines even in the most uncertain of times. https://t.co/Drm34Rz26w

— Justin Tinsley (@JustinTinsley) March 22, 2020

“I can’t believe that I started the Home School social distancing dance party just four days ago and it’s become a place for us to virtually dance together and stay connected,” D-Nice wrote on Instagram after the success of his Friday night dance party. “From my kitchen, I’m able to send positive vibrations to each of you. Thank you for rocking with me.”

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It is clear that fans from all over the world are truly appreciative of D-Nice’s efforts to help get people through this coronavirus pandemic with hundreds of people commenting their thanks under his posts.

“Thanks Dnice took me back old school. Not a care in the world,” one commenter wrote.

“Nobel Peace Prize type work,” another person said.

“You’ve been a blessing to our souls fam! A God send,” someone else praised.

D-Nice plans to continue his daily spinning during the quarantine. So if you miss one, there will be another lit party to follow.