Clap because we care

"We're all spiritual beings, just having a human experience."

The 7 o'clock cheer becomes a dance party in Brooklyn.

A rainbow appeared on Monday night during the cheer, and the night before someone on a fire escape plugged in for a Jimi Hendrix tribute.

Every night, New Yorkers unite through a 3-minute clap for essential workers starting at 7 p.m.

The clapping will now take place every night at 7 p.m.