#Future’s ’Mask Off’ Trends After CDC Reveals New Guidelines

“#Future’s ’Mask Off’ Trends After CDC Reveals New Guidelines”

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Future’s “Mask Off” streams are sure to go through the roof after the latest announcement from the Center for Disease Control. After more than a year of donning masks, the CDC revealed on Thursday (May 13) that fully vaccinated Americans don’t need to wear a mask indoors or outdoors in most situations.

“Mask Off” released in 2017 as part of Future’s self-titled album, but the hit record took on a new meaning once the COVID-19 pandemic struck in 2020. Outside of those living in southern states such as Texas, Florida, or Mississippi, the latest recommendation from the CDC is a welcomed sight for most Americans.

Fans flocked to Twitter with predictions of “Mask Off” possibly going No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with America inching closer to its new normal after an agonizing year.

“Can’t wait for Mask Off to be the number 1 song in the world so then it will make sense why his name is Future,” one fan wrote.

Can’t wait for Mask Off to be the number 1 song in the world so then it will make sense why his name is Future

— Chief (@MrChief64) May 13, 2021

“Mask Off” previously peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and fans are hoping to bring the track to new heights as vaccinations rise and COVID-19 cases drop around the country.

About one-third of Americans are fully vaccinated while the U.S. reported its lowest number of cases on Wednesday (May 12) since September 2020 with about 36,000, according to New York Times data.

Check out all of the best “Mask Off” reactions to the CDC’s announcement below.

“Mask on. Fuck it, mask off.” – the Centers for Disease Control

— Dave Weigel (@daveweigel) May 13, 2021

Mask Off is going to end up the number one song in the country by the end of the day isn’t it

— Omar Jimenez (@OmarJimenez) May 13, 2021

CDC* Future

🤝

mask off

— adam harris (@AdamHSays) May 13, 2021

Future making a song called “Mask off” proves he’s literally from the future.

— Akilah Hughes (@AkilahObviously) May 10, 2021

Has no one done a cover/parody of “Mask Off” yet about the pandemic? 🤷🏿‍♂️

— Omni-Ran (@MegaRan) May 13, 2021

Future’s Mask Off bout to be heard EVERYWHERE pic.twitter.com/2O5V0GaWBI

— rosales (@tomasno_mas) May 13, 2021

The CDC got everyone turning up today 🤣🤣 #maskoff pic.twitter.com/qJnjbQqeXw

— jake (@Miller_J97) May 13, 2021

future getting ready for that mask off streaming money: pic.twitter.com/mFjswJh6BU

— chan ☽ (@fvckingsaint) May 13, 2021

Future after Mask Off jumps to #1 pic.twitter.com/znxM3UTAZ8

— AdamTheSportFan (@AdamTheSportFan) May 13, 2021

Future looking at the streams for Mask Off rn #CDC pic.twitter.com/WACn33A40C

— Adam (@stick2sports__) May 13, 2021

Futures Mask Off bout to be #1 on Spotify

— Joo Yung Yoon (@JooYungYoon) May 13, 2021

I knew if i searched “Mask Off” there would be a lot of future CDC jokes flying. People just think in twitter format now

— Flick (@Frediculous) May 13, 2021

by Michael Saponara

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