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The joke that day was almost always the same.
On 22 February, prime minister Boris Johnson of Britain announced his fabled blueprint for easing lockdown – with a 21 June date stamped as the earliest when all restrictions would be rowed back.
So countless queer men did what they do best: Tweet. Joking about how they have only months to “get into shape”, “get thin”, “get skinny”, “get hot”, “lose weight”, “lose those lockdown pounds” and, above all, “no longer be fat”.
Scottee, an award-winning London-based artist, was not impressed. Neither was he surprised. He’s used to it. He expects it. And he’s frankly had enough of it.
Music Festival honours 2020 winners
Monday 25 January 2021
A WINNER: Michelle Dowrich, left, collected the first place plaque the St Joseph Convent, San Fernando choir from Larry Olton, head of the Brand and Marketing Department of First Citizens at the Music Festival prize giving ceremony, at Naparima Bowl, San Fernando on Friday. - CHEQUANA WHEELER
IT was a bitter-sweet moment on Friday night at the abbreviated prize-giving ceremony for junior participants of the southern leg of the Music Festival held at the Naparima Bowl, San Fernando.
While the winners were celebrated, hostess and Music Festival communications officer Marilyn Lalla noted how sad it was that the instrumentalists and the older participants who would have practiced long and hard for the event, were denied the opportunity to showcase their talent due to covid-19.