.jason_mraz pulled out all the visual effects for his BillboardLive At-Home performance. ✨ Watch the full performance here:
He transformed his home studio into a multifaceted performance station, including a"message board" area in front of his piano where Mraz directly addressed his global fanbase from Brazil to Madagascar.
But the 42-year-old singer-songwriter didn't just jam for his fans who need enlightenment during this pandemic.
The shimmering stars floating in the background couldn't be a more perfect backdrop for his last song,"I Won't Give Up," when he sings the first verse,"When I look into your eyes/ It's like watching the night sky/ Or a beautiful sunrise/ So much they hold/ And just like them old stars/ I see that you've come so far/ To be right where you are/ How old is your...
Watch Mraz's whole Billboard Live At-Home performance below, and donate to the National Coalition for the Homeless
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