The celebrities have been having their COVID-19 concerts and the only thing that has been missing is a pandemic song, a quarantine anthem. 

Looks like The Rolling Stones have come up with one. 

The Rolling Stones have hit number one on iTunes for the first time with their song Mick Jagger has also responded to Paul McCartney’s claim that the Beatles were better than the Rolling Stones. Jagger said, “One band is unbelievably luckily still playing in stadiums, and the other band doesn’t exist.” 

The song was actually recorded last year in L.A. as part of a new album but Jagger says they realized it might have some impact coming out now so they got to work on getting the single out with some adjusted lyrics and video to match. 

Jagger, 76, said, “So the Stones were in the studio recording some new material before the lockdown and there was one song we thought would resonate through the times that we’re living in right now.” 

The video shows clips of The Rollins Stones singing as well as deserted subway stations and streets in Los Angeles, London and other places. 

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Jagger sings, “Life was so beautiful then we all got locked down. Feel like a ghost, living in a ghost town.” 

You can watch the official video at this link here

Mick Jagger has also responded to Paul McCartney’s claim that the Beatles were better than the Rolling Stones. Jagger said, “One band is unbelievably luckily still playing in stadiums, and the other band doesn’t exist.” 

Looks like Jagger is right. Even a bunch of Rolling Stone septuagenarians can still be relevant in today’s music scene.