John Legend Performs 'Bigger Love' at BET's Coronavirus Benefit Concert (Watch Video)

Singer John Legend on Wednesday delivered his new tune 'Bigger Love' at the BET's coronavirus benefit concert. In the two-hour show, the 41-year-old singer performed his latest music by giving it a 'soul train' spin. As cited by The Hollywood Reporter, the musician was dressed in a suave suit, yellow-tinted sunglasses and a full afro, as he performed with a group of dancers in the background (virtually) grooving to the song. Quarantine Diaries: John Legend, Chrissy Teigen Host Wedding for Daughter Luna’s Stuffed Animals (Watch Video)

He began the performance and sang: "We got a one-way ticket love/ We ain't going no place but up/ Nothing can stop this/ No one can top us/ We got a bigger love. "The concert was also set to feature the performance of other artists including Alicia Keys, Kirk Franklin, Fantasia, Jonathan McReynolds, Kelly Price, H.E.R, and more. COVID-19 Pandemic: John Legend and Wife Chrissy Teigen Are Finding It Difficult to Entertain Their Kids During Quarantine.

John Legend Sings 'Bigger Love' at BET's Concert

BET's 'Saving Our Selves' has established a COVID-19 relief fund in partnership with United Way Worldwide to support African Americans who have been severely impacted by the coronavirus crisis.