Joe Rogan mocked Katy Perry and the flight crew of female blue origin due to his controversial 10 minutes to space last week.
“It was very deep,” said the comedian sarcastically in the episode on Saturday of his podcast “The Joe Rogan Experience.”
“I don’t know if you’ve seen Katy Perry talk about it, but now it’s basically a guru.”
When the guest Tim Dillion asked what the singer of “Dream Teenage” discovered in space, he joked: “Well, she brought a margarita, which is very important.”
A photo of Perry, 40, who held the flower and symbolizes the daughter of Orlando Bloom, Daisy DovepppPP on the screen.
Rogan, 57, joked: “Look at his nails, so beautiful.”
The Podcast said that people should not minimize the time of the crew letter in space, saying: “Let’s celebrate female astronauts.”
He then listed the requirements to become a NASA astronaut, including becoming a pilot, before being eligible for space trips.
On Monday, Perry, Gayle King, Lauren Sánchez, Aisha Bowe, Amanda Nguyen and Kerianne Flynn were deployed in space from Texas while they were adorned with blue suits and full glamor.
They were sent through the rocket of Jeff Bezos about 62 miles on the earth.
The crew immediately received a violent reaction for the short trip, with actress Olivia Munn questioning the purpose of the amount of resources put in the launch when there are “many people who cannot pay the eggs.”
Olivia also wanted to share her disgust for the space flight with a photo published through Instagram or Perry kissing the ground when she returned to the earth.
“Billion Dollars bought some good memes, I suppose,” said the director of the actress.
Emily Ratajkowski accused the space team full of stars “destroying the planet” in a shared heated dog on Tiktok.
“That space mission this morning? That is the end of S, as, this is beyond parody,” said the model last week, referring to the journey of the letter as “disgusting.”
The blue origin was also trolled by Martha Stewart, Jessica Chastain, Kesha and Wendy’s Fast Food Chain.
Sánchez, 55, and King, 70, however, applauded those who hate an interview with people, and the letter says: “Whatever criticizing does not really understand what is happening here.”
“We can all talk to the response we receive from young women from young women about what these representatives,” said the host of the “CBS Mornings.”
Sanchez added that the critics “really fired it”, explaining that “thousands of Blue Origin employees” put their heart and soul “in the rocket.
