'We All Lose' At Trevor Noah's Second Coronavirus-Themed Pandemmy Awards
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The unexpected second installment of the spoof awards ceremony was perhaps even grimmer than the first.
Nobody was expecting there to be another Pandemmys, yet here we are.
Trevor Noah shared the nominees for the second installment of the pandemic-themed awards ceremony Monday. Last year’s ceremony inspired categories like “Best Bullshit,” “Best Costume Design,” “Best Karen” and “Best Cure.”
As the ongoing pandemic evolved, so did the categories. This year’s competition includes: “Best Mile High Meltdown,” “Outstanding Dramatic Performance By A Concerned Citizen,” “Outstanding Achievement In Scapegoating,” “Best Vaccine Incentive That’s Not ‘It Saves Your Life’” and a special honorary category for a former president: “The Donald J. Trump ‘It’s Like The Flu’ Award For Worst COVID Prediction.”
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