This weekend, dozens of celebs participated in Global Citizen's One World: Together at Home, an eight-hour special to support those on the frontlines fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
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The livestream featured performances from Lady Gaga, Elton John, Celine Dion, John Legend, and The Rolling Stones — to name a few — as well as Charlie Puth.
The 28-year-old sang a beautiful rendition of his hit, "See You Again."
Charlie Puth cantando “See You Again” no #TogetherAtHome ❤️
And though many fans praised the swoonworthy performance...
When Charlie Puth starting playing the first notes of See You Again: #TogetherAtHome
CHARLIE PUTH SINGING SEE YOU AGAIN ADFFFHNJJSDK YASS DADDY COME THRU #TogetherAtHome
CHARLIE PUTH SOUNDS AMAZING AND SEE YOU AGAIN IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SONG TO EVER EXIST. #TogetherAtHome
I swear watching Charlie Puth perform "See You Again" hits different now that we have covid19 pandemic. #TogetherAtHome
...others were a little distracted by what was happening behind him, namely his unmade bed.
I mean, not only is it unmade but there are a ton of clothes on top of it too??? Look, I'm not one to judge. I hate making my bed and seldom do it. But, I'm also not performing in front of millions of people!!
It should surprise no one that after his performance, Charlie — and his unmade bed — began trending on Twitter.
Charlie Puth couldn’t make his bed before going on live in front of the entire world?😭💀
Charlie Puth couldn’t be bothered to make his bed before his performance and that’s the most relatable content I’ve seen yet from a celeb during this quarantine. #TogetherAtHome
TBH, this is a whole mood.
Charlie Puth is the only person whose home looks like he’s actually been in quarantine
Charlie Puth's unmade bed gives me life. #globalcitizen #togetherathome
After getting subtly dragged, Charlie acknowledged his little flub, but people were honestly supportive of how relatable the whole thing was.
Ooops I forgot to make my bed 🙃
Celebs! They're just like us!
Honestly...I don’t think I’ve made my bed since 2008.