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TRENDING NOW: It’s a Mad World for a new generation

TRENDING NOW: It's a Mad World for a new generation | iNFOnews.ca
Mad World performed by Diva and Curtis Smith. YOUTUBE/Curtis Smith

Do you have anything in particular on your pandemic playlist?

The Tears for Fears song Mad World has been a staple on many playlists for decades and it’s even more relevant now, both for the time we’re in and because of the new version that’s making the rounds.

TRENDING NOW: It's a Mad World for a new generation | iNFOnews.ca

The band’s Curt Smith performs the song with his young daughter, Diva, and the video was posted on the YouTube channel of fashion designer and philanthropist Tory Burch.

“It’s hard to imagine a song that seems more relevant right now,” she wrote. “I am so happy to share a new beautiful version by my dear friend Curt Smith of Tears For Fears Youtube with his daughter Diva recorded for us from their quarantine life in LA.”

We offer you one — just ONE — viral video per day that we call TRENDING NOW. It’s not ours, it’s not news, it’s not vital or even useful — unless it makes you smile. Got a video you want to share? Hit us up on our Facebook Page or email news@infonews.ca and be sure to tell us why.

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Kathy Michaels

Kathy Michaels

Kathy Michaels has been an Okanagan-based journalist for more than a decade, working for community papers along the valley and beyond.
She’s won provincial and national awards in business, news and feature writing and says that her love for telling a good story rivals only her fondness for turning a good phrase.
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