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»'Sit on Satan's Lap' Event to Raise Awareness For Covid-19 Isn't Going Down Too Well with Locals 2-MIN READ 'Sit on Satan's Lap' Event to Raise Awareness For Covid-19 Isn't Going Down Too Well with Locals Image Credits: Facebook. While children sit on the lap of Santa Claus during Christmas and ask for gifts and other wishes, the Satanic twist in the name has managed to generate mixed response from the locals. FOLLOW US ON: An art group from New Mexico is conducting a donation event to provide coronavirus relief worldwide but the event has been named ‘Sit on Satan’s Lap’.

Dec 14, 2020 Antlion Entertainment Art Collective was originally putting together a fundraiser titled, “Sit on Santa’s Lap” but, due to a typo, it turned into “Sit on Satan’s Lap." One of the artists from the group tells KRQE TV Albuquerque NN, “There was actually a typo, a clerical error and I just kind of rolled with it because everyone needs the money, money is tight right now.” That artist has asked KRQE to refer to them as Satan. The event is scheduled to take place at the University of New Mexico’s Johnson Field on December 19 and costs $6.66 to attend. They're raisi...