Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber are teaming up for a new track, and they want fans to be a part of it.
Grande and Bieber made the announcement Friday, on their respective social media pages. The song, called "Stuck With U," is set to be released on May 8, with proceeds going to the First Responder Children's Foundation, to fund grants and scholarships for children of health care workers, EMTs, paramedics, police officers and firefighters , Grande said.
But wait, there's more.
Bieber and Grande went ahead and of the song, instructing their fans to tweet videos of themselves dancing to the track -- in the prom dresses or suits they didn't get to wear, with their dogs or just alone in whatever is comfy.
The fan videos will end up as a part of the music video for the track when it's released.
Grande and Bieber aren't the first artists to release new music during the pandemic, with proceeds going to frontline workers.
Internationally renowned Nigerian singer Davido , "Dolce & Gabbana," last month, and announced all proceeds would go to the .
U2 singer Bono also wrote a , called "Let Your Love Be Known," dedicated to health care workers on the frontlines and anyone struggling.
