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Michelle Obama, DJ Khaled and More Celebrate Class of 2020 in MTV 'Prom-athon'

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Amid the coronavirus pandemic, high school students have been unable to attend traditional proms due to national stay-at-home orders and bans on large gatherings.

But MTV made celebration possible — at least virtually — by airing a dance Prom-athon for the class of 2020 onFriday night. Hosted by MTV and non-profit When We All Vote, the event included an appearance from former first lady Michelle Obama, who co-chairs the latter organization, and performances from DJ Khaled, DJ Pauly D, Janelle Monae, Bebe Rexha, Chloe x Halle and more. "There’s no playbook for any of this, yet you’ve shown resilience beyond your years," said Obama as she introduced the event.

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