Mamamia Out Loud A Very 2025 Diss Track. No Notes.
Apr 16, 2025
Em Vernem joins the discussion, bringing insights from her vibrant experiences. They humorously critique the absurdity of an all-female spaceflight that lasted mere minutes, highlighting societal pressures on women's appearance in such contexts. The conversation shifts to the political landscape, examining politicians dropping diss tracks to engage young voters and the effectiveness of using rap in campaigns. Finally, they share recommendations on hobbies, including a surprising success in the Minecraft movie and the joys of exploring libraries.
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Glam in Space Flight
- The Blue Origin all-female spaceflight lasted only 11 minutes with women dressed glamorously, including Katy Perry singing and releasing her tour set list in space.
- The event felt more like a publicity stunt than a scientific mission and included Kardashian interviews on Earth, making it feel surreal and less empowering.
Diss Track Politics
- The Liberal Party released a diss track about the cost of living, making politics more interesting and engaging for young voters.
- Despite some cringy moments, this approach grabs attention in a boring political campaign and focuses on issues voters care about like groceries and rent.
Gen Z Disconnect in Politics
- Gen Z and Millennials have different priorities; younger voters often don't care about costs like eggs and cheese, which diss tracks focus on.
- Political memes and diss tracks sometimes fail due to generational disconnect and over-filtered inauthenticity in messaging.