Joe Rogan joined the growing number of celebrities criticizing Katy PearEmotional response and gestures after its entirely feminine blue space flight.
The Podcast host made fun of Reflections from Perry and described the crew as “real astronauts” due to the short and automated flight. Transport Secretary Sean Duffy echoes this, citing the FAA criteria.
Katy Perry spoke of the importance of travel, calling for experience in second position after maternity and a symbol of “courage”.
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Joe Rogan criticizes Katy Perry’s space flight, makes fun of symbolic gestures and the title of astronaut
In the last episode of his podcast, Rogan did not retain his criticisms on Perry and the fully female blue space flight, taking blows on the singer’s post-theft commentary and his symbolic choices during the brief trip.
“Hey, Tim Dillion, I’m much better now than the ladies are back from space, thank you,” joked Rogan at the start of the podcast.
“It was very deep. I don’t know if you saw Katy Perry talking about it,” he said, making fun of the philosophical vision of the singer of the suborbital flight. “It is essentially a guru now.”
Rogan also targeted Perry’s decision to bring a daisy on board, which she proudly displayed during the microgravity float in the capsule.
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“She brought a daisy, which is super important. It shows you how fast the flight was,” he joked, according to the New York Post. “The dead Marguerite which is as a cut off from its source of life was always alive or even dynamic.”
Perry had shared that the flower was a tribute to his daughter, Daisy, symbolizing resilience. “The Marguerites are common flowers,” she said after landing, “but they push through all the conditions.”
The Flight Blue Origin Historin, which was launched last Monday, included Perry, astronaut Amanda Nguyễn, the former NASA engineer Aisha Bowe, the CBS Host Gayle King, producer Kerianne Flynn and Lauren Sánchez, fiancée of the founder of Amazon Jeff Bezos.
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Joe Rogan questions the status of “the astronaut” of the Blue Origin crew
Rogan continued to dismantle the brief spatial adventure of Perry, questioning the legitimacy of the labeling of blue passengers as astronauts after their 11 -minute flight which has just embracing the edge of the space before returning to Texas.
Slamant the comparison with traditional astronauts, Rogan said: “Let’s celebrate female astronauts because many men’s astronauts must go to school, they must first be pilots, then they must join the air force or the navy, then be appointed by NASA.”
Dillon stressed that women have long been a presence in space, to which Rogan responded sarcastically: “Do not minimize this”.
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“They essentially reached the space threshold,” continued Rogan. “They did not arrive like a path where the start of the school year is very traumatic. How great it is called astronauts?”
Despite criticism, Rogan admitted that it would be open to a similar experience. “I wouldn’t go into space, but I would do 80 miles,” he said.
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The transport secretary says that the blue crew cannot be called astronauts
Transport Secretary Sean Duffy also weighed on the issue, echoing skepticism on titles.
“The crew which flew away for the space this week on a flight automated by Blue Origin was courageous and glamorous, but you cannot identify yourself as an astronaut. They do not meet the criteria of the faa astronaut,” he said, pointing to the FAA guidelines which describe strict criteria for the vision of this title in the sales program of the spatial astronaut wings.
According to the FAA, crew members must carry out “activities during the essential flight to public security, or contributed to the safety of human space flights”.
Although the crew did not meet the official criteria to be classified as astronauts, Duffy has always applauded the wider realization.
In a follow -up declaration, he described the mission as “an inspiring project which presents American ingenuity and exceptionalism”.
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Other celebrities who called travel in the blue space of Katy Perry
The Space Blue Origin Mission entirely female has drawn heavy offs of several online, including celebrities, which expressed their disapproval.
Stars like Olivia Wilde, Olivia Munn, Amy Schumer and Emily Ratajkowski criticized the space flight, rejecting it a little more than a flashy marketing blow for the Bezos space society.
Even the popular fast food chain Wendy’s joined, leaving a cheeky excavation under a photo of Perry in his flight costume. The brand X [Twitter] The account asked if the singer could be “returned” to space.
The longtime pop rival of Perry, Kesha, also shared a photo of herself by sipping a Wendy’s Cup, apparently agree with the Jab of the Pop Star restaurant.
Katy Perry calls space flight in second position after maternity
Rogan’s Jabs come as Perry continues to face his reaction by landing on earth.
The “Roar” hitmaker made the headlines for its dramatic reaction when it came out of the space capsule, left on their knees and kissed the ground on the Texas landing site of Blue Origin.
In a post-theft interview, Perry thought about the experience, calling him the second most significant moment in his life, just after becoming a mother.
“This experience is second to be a mom. This is why it was difficult for me to leave because it is all my love there,” she said, referring to her daughter. “I have to go and trust that the universe will take care of myself and protect myself, as well as my family and my daughter.”
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Describing the trip as surreal and stimulating, Perry said that she hoped to give an example of bravery and self -esteem.
The singer noted: “I am full of being able to get this gift to be a mother, and going to space is incredible, and I wanted to model courage, worthy of value and fearlessness.”
