Tony Curtis Asks ‘Who Mek Di Covid?’

LUST singer Tony Curtis has some controversial opinions about the global pandemic that is raging all over the world. He firmly believes that the novel coronavirus is man-made, and its subsequent release into the human population was calculated to cause the most collateral damage to the lives of minorities and the poor working class, and executed by powerful special interests and “elites”.

“I know this so called disease was man-made and put out there to target our black men and persons of lower class because black men are too strong and dominant in the the world in sports and music,” the outspoken singer Tony Curtis told DancehallMag.

The singer is promoting his new single “Who Created The COVID?” produced by Wayne Lonesome Junior. Released in January 2021, Curtis rolls out the traditional conspiracy theories about a ‘new world order’ and sinister vaccine injections, and asks hard-hitting questions as to who actually benefits from the COVID-19 pandemic? He said the song has been streaming well and thanked his fans for keeping his music alive.

“I believe this virus was created to disturb and slow down things. But I don’t believe this disease is as dangerous as these gunmen out there that’s going around shooting people. Mi know right now people would a prefer ketch COVID than have a gun pointed in dem face,” he said.

Curtis, a popular singer known for the hit single High Grade, said that he has taken a personal financial beating because of the global pandemic.

“Right now COVID dampen a lot of things. I have a lot of shows line up in the US but I rather chill in Jamaica and do recordings and be positive in my music creation”.

Tony Curtis is expected to release an EP later this summer.