Gloria Gaynor, 70, Goes Viral For Washing Her Hands To ‘I Will Survive’ During Coronavirus Outbreak

Gloria Gaynor Coronavirus

06.07.2020 - 15:59

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Gloria Gaynor is fighting coronavirus with the help of her own hits. The Grammy winning singer, 70, turned her 1978 single, “I Will Survive” into a way of encouraging fans to stay strong and wash their hands amid coronavirus outbreak.

The video, which features Gloria washing her hands and dancing in the mirror, has since been dubbed as the #iWillSurviveChallenge. “It only takes 20 seconds to “SURVIVE”!

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