A federal agency wants to give safety tips to young adults. So it's dropping an album.

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Anyone remember this? Dumb Ways to Die ad campaign
- One of the best PSA campaigns to ever exist, imho.
  
  Definitely
Can't believe they used a European Robin instead of a bird native to the US. I demand better bird representation in our public safety announcements
- I'm glad they used a bird that bothers you, that way you'd more readily understand that birds aren't real.
- Completely unlistenable
Here is the direct Web site if you're interested in checking out the announcement, plus downloading the album:

United States Consumer Product Safety Commission: https://www.cpsc.gov/Were-Safety-Now-Havent-We
You know what... I'm fine with this. If not a little proud.
Any one with a guess on how they arrived at this title?
- None whatsoever.
- No idea but it’s brilliant. I’m proud of a government agency for once
  
  Honestly, the agencies always go hard AF. Our National Park Services has a fire ass social media and does some wild things. USPS sells some fire ass drip even.
- It is meme lingo I somehow haven’t heard about yet? I kinda like it. It’s also confusing though
Did they get Steve Buscemi to help them out?
ALBUM? My kids don’t even know what an album is. They think music comes from playlists.
are they targeting young adults of five year old?
This is amazing! I’m sharing it with everyone I know

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