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“Should I Go Live Later?“: Coronavirus, Celebrities, and the Perils of Instagram Live
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wmagazine.comArt by Tilden Bissell. Should I go live later? It's a deceptively simple question we all might be asking while self quarantining ourselves away from the coronavirus. (It's also a question that was once famously posed by Jonathan Cheban, also known as Foodgod, to his own Instagram followers, to a tepid reply.) In this period of isolation, everyone is sitting inside their houses, with seemingly nothing to do besides scroll through Instagram if they aren't busy working from home.
And try as they might, celebrities are not exempt from catching COVID-19, so they're right at home with us, twiddling their thumbs and asking themselves that tricky little question: should they hop on Instagram Live?
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