Vanity Fairのインスタグラム(vanityfair) - 10月18日 23時01分

"It's my house, and I live here," declares Diana Ross on "It's My House," a smooth, jazzy cut from her 1979 album The Boss. At first, the ordinariness and teasing innuendo of the lyrics are delightfully cool—but over the course of the past few months, as @vfvanities's Kenzie Bryant writes, the song soon becomes a menacing reminder of reality: I live here, I live here, I live here. Read more about how a disco-reggae song about a woman delighting in her house transformed from a foreboding earworm into a quarantine anthem at the link in bio.

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