Jennifer Lopez's House Compared to the One in Parasite

Lopez tweeted and uploaded a video of her son Max, who used a hoverboard to serve a drink to his mom. "We can't go out to any restaurants or anything but the service and entertainment here is pretty good... #StaySafe", she says in her tweet.

The video received 4 million views on Twitter, but one user compared Lopez' home to the setting of the Oscar-winning South Korean movie Parasite. "Please check your basement", Twitter user @niazahraa writes after retweeting the video.

The backyard of Lopez's house is typical in villages or subdivisions, where many people like her reside. In the movie Parasite, the same features are present. The difference is that the singer's backyard has a pool while the one in the movie has none.

IndieWire asked Lee Ha-jun, production designer of the movie, about the house. Lee says the house was built from scratch, specifically for the film.

The Movie: Parasite

Parasite is a South Korean film that drew much attention and even made history by winning an Oscar Award for Best Film, the first foreign language film to bag the title. The film tells the story of a low-income family who invades the house of a wealthy family and discovers that one of the maids is living in the basement. The movie was filmed and shown in South Korea in 2019 and gained popularity. Bong Joon-ho directed the movie.

The movie earned $53.3 million in the US and $254.1 million worldwide.

The Lopezes, however, did not mention anything about whether they have seen the movie or not.

Other Activities By the Lopez Family

Due to the pandemic and quarantine measures, Lopez and her family made a live feed last Tuesday night, showing their dance moves.

Alex Rodriguez, Lopez's husband, showed his moves on Instagram followed by his daughters and Lopez's son Max.

The family also made a TikTok video for entertaining their fans who are also on lockdown. They used the song by Wiz Khalifa and Ty Dolla Sign as their background song.

Others Celebrities on Quarantine

Other celebrities like Ciara and Sam Smith developed their style of entertaining themselves and fans. Ciara, who cancels her concert in Texas due to her pregnancy and pandemic, made a TikTok video with her family instead. She was accompanied by her husband, football star Russell Wilson and their children: five-year-old son Future and two-year-old daughter Sienna.

Sam Smith went on Instagram, making memes about what it is like to be under quarantine. He documents how life is going under a long period of quarantine, and he called his memes stages of quarantine meltdown. He also does social distancing.

Meanwhile, Celine Dion shared an inspiring message on Instagram, urging people to be safe during the ongoing crisis. She also said her family is taking precautions. Other artists are now also making ways to entertain themselves and their fans via social media to cope with the recent pandemic that is now hurting both the entertainment and music industries.