Affected by the Covid-19 Pandemic, DJ Bobby Suryadi Continues to Entertain the Public and Donate

Kapanlagi.com - The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic is felt by many parties, one of which is the nightlife entertainment business that is closed and not operating. This has a significant impact, not only on business owners, but also on disk jockeys and other workers involved.

This fact eventually led DJs, like Bobby Suryadi, to be creative, such as live streaming on social media. This apparently started to be liked by the entertained public, to the point of being able to raise donations.

"Covid 19 has caused all clubs to be closed, many of my jobs that usually perform in clubs in Jakarta and outside the city have been postponed, who knows until when, the public also has to stay at home because of PSBB, while they are also craving entertainment but cannot go anywhere," said DJ Bobby Suryadi in a short message on Thursday (8/10).

"Finally, I took the initiative to entertain those who are just at home through live streaming on social media and at the same time create charity to provide donations for those affected by Covid-19," he continued.

1. Donations Distributed in the Form of Groceries

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Through the Charity for Covid-19 event with the tagline Home Edition and supported by stadium production consisting of DJ stadium alumni, such as Bobby Suryadi, Zaldy Grazia, Dynna, Sandra, R Jody, Azis, and ZBRX, live streaming was held on IG since April 4, 2020, and finally managed to raise funds and provide groceries assistance to the Lembang community on October 2, 2020.

"The collected funds were finally distributed in the form of groceries through the 'Stadium Cares' live streaming event at Melloh Lembang, West Java, capturing the beautiful scenery of Indonesia. The community appeared very enthusiastic, and we are grateful that everything went smoothly," explained the man from Parahiangan.

2. Hoping for the Pandemic to End Soon

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Furthermore, DJ Bobby hopes that Covid-19 will end soon and that everyone affected by it can recover quickly as before.

"Not only the community, but also the entertainment industry and DJ artists are affected," he concluded.

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