Mikey Abrams asked 50 friends to join his online cabaret. In less than a week, 20,000 had joined, posting performances and making requests.
Photo courtesy of Mikey Abrams
Mikey Abrams in one of his somber moments and obviously not in “Cool Rider” mode.
From KERA:
Humans want contact, want to express themselves – especially during a quarantine. Many have gone online — and found a kind of digital vaudeville where they can lip-sync, tap dance or let their dogs howl. Welcome to the Quarantined Cabaret.
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