Fallon, Sandler sing about new social distancing rules in 'Don't Touch Grandma'
“The Tonight Show’s” Jimmy Fallon and comedian Adam Sandler have created a lighthearted song about keeping safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Apr 8, 2020, 4:26 PM
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“The Tonight Show’s” Jimmy Fallon and comedian Adam Sandler have created a lighthearted song about keeping safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
The duo plays dueling acoustic guitars - on separate screens - to “Don’t Touch Grandma,” a song about the new social distancing rules.
Suggestions include calling grandma on the phone, speaking through Zoom or learning to play canasta from across the room.
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