New kids’ dance song fills world with joy amid pandemic (video)

– This song is gathering unprecedented popularity and an enormous number of views on YouTube than expected

– The jam is catchy and easy to remember if you watch it once and its a must-see since it also features kids from Kenya

– It offers power at these hard times and the chorus part is perfect for children’s handwashing time

The song that is becoming the most successful kids’ jam in Japan is turning to be a global hit song, with “Paprika dance” being performed by the world’s people to beat the coronavirus panorama.

With its main theme being “Let us be together”, Paprika World Video is delivering smiles to people, while the world is fighting COVID-19.

The song is gathering unprecedented popularity and an enormous number of views on YouTube, with comments like “World’s children smiles make one feel good”, “It offers power at these hard times”, and “The chorus part is perfect for children’s handwashing time”.

“Paprika” world video starts with Foorin team E departing the Shibuya scramble crossing in Tokyo and then dancing with Mt. Fuji in the background.

It also features children from 29 different cities and 27 countries including Kenya. The Paprika dance is shown in iconic sceneries of each country and this reminds us of the beauty of each country.

The catchy song and its catchy “Paprika dance” are easy to remember if you watch it once. It is a must-see! The children’s powerful performance with smiling faces from our country encourages us.

Kenshi Yonezu, the Japanese number one singer-songwriter, whose song “Lemon” ranked top music charts in Japan for two consecutive years, has become the Japanese artist with the most viewed music video.

The same Kenshi Yonezu, produced the children team “Foorin” and its song “Paprika”, in a project aiming to support all people rising to challenges in 2020 and the further future.

The song music video reached more than 1.7 billion views, with related videos achieving a total of more than 3 billion views as well, which made it a social phenomenon making kids all around Japan dancing with the song played.

This, in turn, contributed to winning Japan’s most prestigious award “Japan Record Awards” and leading to big movement among children as well as adults.