Young Thug And Gunna's 'Quarantine Clean' Sticks A Middle Finger Up At Coronavirus

Young Thug and Gunna (along with producer Turbo) are practicing the fine art of social isolation in the midst of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic and want the world to know that they can do it also. Henceforth their new teamwork, "Quarantine Tidy that's equally about practicing safe social distancing as well as having enough cash to sleep indoors of an expensive vehicle. If this doesn't reinforce the notion that we need to stay residence to beat this infection, I don't know what will.





a number of weeks back, Young Thug posted an accommodating message to our country's medical employees who are in the midst of treating COVID-19 patients. It let fans know that he was really interested in adhering to the Centers for Infection Control and Prevention's guidelines about avoiding close contact with people who are sick, washing hands for at least 20 seconds immediately after being in a public place, covering the mouth and nose immediately after sneezing, and more.


So Thug did what any musician with a voice would do: make a song with a frequent collaborator that tells fans that they should also respect the suggestions. Gunna put the song on fans's radars immediately after he posted a video jamming to it on the freeway. Socially isolated, I might add.


That brings us to "Quarantine Tidy itself, which wastes no time doling out the medically accommodating suggestions. Its first line is "Yeah, I'm quarantine-clean, so relaxed" and it also continuously builds into grander health-conscious brags. Over the course of its chorus, it admires tidy cars, fantastic health, and being financially independent. Gunna raps about having paper towels and yes it feels like an excellent flex here given the circumstances; wearing designer now just doesn't hit as much of a brag.


Once Thug comes in, you know that the excitement is going to be cranked up even higher. The rapper is excited to be tidy and healthy, however admits that he has a "slime infection His verse balances the bragging out by telling listeners what they should stock up on throughout these tough times: water, dental floss, and optimism.


He ends his contribution by locking himself in the residence and saying a prayer. That's probably the simplistic and safest lyric to turn into a TikTok challenge although. Let's all give it a shot.


Thug has been relatively quiet since the release of the deluxe edition of So Much Fun last December that came with four new songs. In February, he released "Give No Fxk" with Migos and Young Thug. Last month, he appeared in the "Out West" video from the compilation album for Travis Scott's Cactus Jack Records.


Be safe with Young Thug and Gunna's "Quarantine Tidy up above.