Mike's intentionally hard version. The word "screw" is clearly borderline, many conservative Christians will be offended. Exactly that is the point.
Yeshua called the religious leaders in Matthew 23 "whitewashed tombs" (Matt 23:27) and "brood of vipers" (Matt 23:33). That was as offensive then as Mike's "screw the masks" today.
In the Greek original "hypocrite" is hypokritaí (ὑποκριταί), literally "actor". Theater term. Yeshua called the religious leaders theater players. That was sharp. Mike's screw the masks is the modern application.
Mike's thesis: sharp words against sharp realities are appropriate. Whoever sees hypocrisy and names it politely normalizes it. Whoever names it hard creates movement. Mike's track is provocation with theological ground.
In a context with politeness tradition, the word is doubly provocative. Mike accepts the provocation because the matter demands it. Mike's sound carries this sharpness.