<ul><li>The US government's Consumer Protection Safety Commission (CPSC) has launched a unique outreach campaign using music to educate young people about safety.</li><li>The CPSC's social media specialist, Joseph Galbo, has overseen the campaign, which uses absurdist memes and clunky Photoshop jobs to convey safety messages in an entertaining way.</li><li>As part of the campaign, the CPSC has released a five-track EP titled 'We're Safety Now Haven't We: Volume 1', featuring dancehall, electro, and funk-infused songs about safety topics like ATV safety and wearing helmets.</li><li>The CPSC aims to engage young people through innovative and creative means to promote safety and avoid complacency in their messaging.</li></ul>

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