Paul McCartney, Emma Stone team up in anti-bullying ‘Who Cares’ video

At 76 years old, Paul McCartney really shows no signs of slowing down. The former Beatles bassist released the music video for his brand new single, Who Cares, on Monday afternoon. The song comes from his latest and critically-acclaimed musical offering, Egypt Station (2018).

Emma Stone, 30, even stars alongside the veteran rocker in the short. Who Cares was written for kids and adolescents that have been or are currently affected by bullying.

McCartney said he wanted to help by giving “some sort of advice.” He suggested saying, “Who cares,” to something that won’t last forever.

Paul partnered up with a nonprofit organization foundation named Creative Visions in an attempt to ignite a positive social change. #WhoCaresIDo was used as the promotion for the campaign in hopes to get victims of bullying involved. It quickly became a trending topic on Twitter.

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“Maybe by listening to this song and watching this video, they might think it’s not as bad,” he added. “They might think it’s the kind of thing you can just stand up to and laugh off.”

Tweet This Click to share quote on Twitter: "Maybe by listening to this song and watching this video, they might think it's not as bad," he added. "They might think it's the kind of thing you can just stand up to and laugh off."

“2019 will be the year we stand up and say #WhoCaresIDo,” wrote McCartney on Twitter.

With Creative Visions, McCartney and Stone hope to raise global awareness of the issues explored in the Who Cares video.

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Their ultimate mission is to use it as an engagement tool that will provide a network of specialists and experts that will help educate, support and inspire victims with love and kindness.

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Creative Visions founder Kathy Eldon, said, “Millions of people around the world feel silenced, subjugated, bullied and believe that no one cares.”

“Our intention with this campaign is to put the power of the song to work and inspire us to show others that we do care,” she concluded.

Longtime fans and youngsters were endeared by Who Cares, the campaign and McCartney’s activist lyrics. Many took to Twitter to thank the singer.

“Who Cares? I do!” wrote many fans across almost all social media outlets.

McCartney is celebrating the release of Egypt Station, which is his 18th studio album. You can listen to it now an all streaming platforms.

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McCartney and his touring band will embark on an American tour next summer. Tickets and information are available on the official Paul McCartney website.

Apple Music users can watch the full Who Cares film here.