Joe Rogan joined an increasing number of famous criticism Katy PerryThe emotional response and gesture after its all-female blue origin of SpaceFlight.

The podcast hosts ridiculed by Perry thinking and called the crew "not real astronauts" due to a short, automated flight. Transport Sean Sean Duffy echoed, stating the FAA criteria.

Katy Perry said about the importance of travel, calling a secondary experience only in maternity and symbol of "courage".

At the last episode of his podcast, Rogan did not keep critique of Perry and the all-female blue origin of SpaceFlight, taking the brazes to the post-flight for the singer and her symbolic elections during a short trip.

"Hey, Tim Dillion, now I'm much better when the ladies came back from the universe, thank you," "Rogan joked at the beginning of the podcast.

"It was very deep. I don't know if you saw Katy Perry to talk about it," he noted, trying a party in philosophical laying of the singer. "She is now basically a guru."

Rogan was also supposed to target the decision of Perry to bring a marjetice of boarding, which proudly showed during the float of a micrograms capsule.

"She brought a daisy, which is super important. Shows you how fast flight was," he wrote, by New York Post. "A dead marjetic that is like her who pulled her out of her life source still alive or still lively."

Perry shared that the flower is a tribute to his daughter, Daisy, symbolizes resistance. "Tratations are common flowers," she said after landing, "but they grow through every condition."

The historic flight of blue origin, which was launched last Monday, is included, astronaut Amanda Nguyễn, former NASA engineer Aisha Bowe, CBS Host Gayle King, producer Kerianne Flynn, and Lauren Sánchez, Amazon teaser Jeff Bezos.

Rogan continued his abolition of Perry's short space adventure, questioning the legitimacy of blue backgrounds as astronauts after a 11-minute flight that only kissed the edge of the space before returning to Texas.

Use a comparison with the traditional astronauts, Rogan said, "Let's celebrate women's astronauts because a lot of men must go to school, they have to learn that they are a pilot, and then they have to appoint an air."

Dillon pointed out that women had a long time ago in space, where Rogan sarcastically answered: "We don't minimize it."

"Those essentially reached the threshold of space," Rogan continued. "They didn't get such a way out where the re-entry is very traumatic. How big is it to be just called astronauts?"

Despite criticism, Rogan admitted to be open for a similar experience. "I wouldn't go to space space, but I'd do 80 miles," he said.

Sean Duffy also weighed about that, skepticism echoed because of the title.

"The crew flying into space this week on automatic flight to blue origin was brave and glamor, but it cannot be identified as an astronaut." He explained in question in FAA guidelines for cleaning strict criteria for salary within the program of commercial spaces.

According to FAI, the crew members must perform "activities during the summer that were essential for public safety or contributed to the safety of human space for the flight."

Although the crew did not meet the official criteria that are classified as astronauts, Duffy still applauded to wider achievements.

In the monitored statement, he described the mission as "an inspiring project depicting American ingenuity and extremely."

All-female blue origin Space Mission drew a heavy background of several internet, including celebrities, which expressed their disapproval.

Stars like Olivia Wilde, Olivia Munn, Amy Schumer and Emily Ratajkowski criticized spaceflight, releasing him as a little more than flashing marketing cascade for the company's Bees Sleep company.

He even joined even the popular fast food chain, leaving that a strong digging under the photo of Perry in his suit for the flight. The X (Twitter) account was asked if the singer could "send back" into space.

Perry's long-standing pop Rival Kesha also shared a drinking photo from Wendy's ashes, seemingly stacking with a restaurant in pop stars.