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Dec 22, 2020 Students from the John Hopkins School of Public health, including the group The Mental Notes, put together a health and safety-minded parody of Cardi and Megan Thee Stallion’s hit song called “Wear A mask Please.” TeeRoys 2 Cents: Not bad for a college project. If Im a student, this is definitely going on my resume.  I dont know if you get college credit for being retweeted by Cardi, but you definitely get some clout.  Better to hear from Cardi this way than getting a lette...

Dec 22, 2020 Students from the John Hopkins School of Public health, including the group The Mental Notes, put together a health and safety-minded parody of Cardi and Megan Thee Stallion’s hit song called “Wear A mask Please.” TeeRoys 2 Cents: Not bad for a college project. If Im a student, this is definitely going on my resume.  I dont know if you get college credit for being retweeted by Cardi, but you definitely get some clout.  Better to hear from Cardi this way than getting a lette...

Dec 22, 2020 Students from the John Hopkins School of Public health, including the group The Mental Notes, put together a health and safety-minded parody of Cardi and Megan Thee Stallion’s hit song called “Wear A mask Please.” TeeRoys 2 Cents: Not bad for a college project. If Im a student, this is definitely going on my resume.  I dont know if you get college credit for being retweeted by Cardi, but you definitely get some clout.  Better to hear from Cardi this way than getting a lette...

Dec 22, 2020 Students from the John Hopkins School of Public health, including the group The Mental Notes, put together a health and safety-minded parody of Cardi and Megan Thee Stallion’s hit song called “Wear A mask Please.” TeeRoys 2 Cents: Not bad for a college project. If Im a student, this is definitely going on my resume.  I dont know if you get college credit for being retweeted by Cardi, but you definitely get some clout.  Better to hear from Cardi this way than getting a lette...

Dec 22, 2020 Students from the John Hopkins School of Public health, including the group The Mental Notes, put together a health and safety-minded parody of Cardi and Megan Thee Stallion’s hit song called “Wear A mask Please.” TeeRoys 2 Cents: Not bad for a college project. If Im a student, this is definitely going on my resume.  I dont know if you get college credit for being retweeted by Cardi, but you definitely get some clout.  Better to hear from Cardi this way than getting a lette...

Image via Getty In an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, students from Johns Hopkins School of Public health shared their creative and informative take on Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s 2020 hit “WAP.”  “Yeah I’m asking that you wear a mask please / When you’re going to the shop you’ve got to wear a mask please,” one student raps during the chorus of the parody. The public service announcement includes appearances from a number of students in the group The Mental Notes,...

COURTESY OF THE MENTAL NOTES Cardi B retweeted the WAP parody video by the Mental Notes, encouraging fans to wear masks. The Hopkins School of Public Health (SPH) posted a parody of Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s hit song and video “WAP” on their social media accounts on Dec. 15. The video featured members of the Mental Notes, a comedy a capella group at the Homewood Campus. The parody song, titled “Wear A mask Please,” was thought up by Aliza Rosen and Nick Moran, the social media...

Cardi B (Picture: Getty) Cardi B has voiced her approval for a group of students from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health who have created a parody of ‘WAP’ encouraging people to wear face masks during the coronavirus pandemic. The students’ version of Cardi and Megan Thee Stallion‘s hit collaboration, titled ‘Wear A mask Please’ and featuring the vocal group The Mental Notes, includes such lyrics as: “ Safe and chic, seven days a week / Wear a mask, please / Make ...

Cardi B Shares Pro-Mask WAP Parody From Johns Hopkins University Newsweek 12/20/2020 Matt Keeley © Johns Hopkins University/YouTube The promotional art for the music video parody "WAmP: Wear a Mask, Please." On Thursday, Cardi B shared the Johns Hopkins University-created parody on Twitter. A new "WAP" parody posted this week by Johns Hopkins University (JHU) has received the blessing of one of the creators of the original song. On Tuesday, JHU posted "WAmP: Wear a Mask, Pl...

Feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list? Agreed to favours you now resent? For such a tiny word, it’s incredibly hard for so many of us to say ‘no’. But try it, explains psychotherapist Sarah Crosby. It could transform your life   Why is it that so many of us find it impossible to say ‘no’ – only to find ourselves spread too thinly? Why does refusing to do something make us feel guilty or that we’ve let someone down? If this sounds familiar, then your boundaries need some attenti...