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‘COVID lick mi chip’: Wayne Marshall says pandemic has affected him financially
Wayne Marshall
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November 19, 2020

‘COVID lick mi chip’: Wayne Marshall says pandemic has affected him financially

Dancehall

artiste Wayne Marshall say he has not been immune to the effects of COVID-19.

In fact, he said that it has had a negative impact on him financially.

“COVID lick mi

chip… it kuff mi. You know we a artiste, so we depend on shows and going out

there, outside broadcast, every likkle ting,” the Stupid Money artiste

said during an interview on season two of Spice’s show, ‘Spice It Up’, that premiered

on Magnum Hub TV on Wednesday.

“Dat just

close down, cave een on us, so we had to regroup. So, it was good that we found

something that we could do especially out of the comfort of home.”

That ‘something’

Marshall is referring to is the ‘Meet The Mitchells’ YouTube vlog that he does

with his wife, Tami Chin Mitchell. This venture began in April, and so far,

they have more than 117,000 subscribers. The ‘MTM Family’ is even bigger with

lots of virtual aunts, uncles and cousins.

And Marshall

is definitely grateful that the venture is bearing fruit.

“I give

thanks because if I didn’t find something to do, I would have to be searching,

digging deeper, drop mi pride… [see] wah mi feel like mi can eat a food out of,”

he said.

The Glory

To God artiste also urged other entertainers to become creative and find

other things that they can earn from until the coronavirus pandemic has passed,

and they can go back to the stage.

Tami Chin

chimed in, encouraging entertainers to find other streams of income so that

they can survive even if they are unable to perform.

It was on that

note that Marshall commended the host Spice, who has various business ventures,

including clothing line Graci Noir and hair and make-up brand Faces and Laces.

“A so you

know say a hustler dis cause she never wait till no pandemic. She a do reality,

she a do har hosting, clothing line. You have it right because you hit the ground

running,” Marshall told Spice.

Spice (centre) on the set of ‘Spice It Up’ with her guests, Wayne Marshall (left) and Tami Chin.

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