Baby Boomer Rap

A rap about the most prolific, Baby Boomer-est generation of all.

A man with glasses pointing at a house with a woman pruning a tree in the front yard.
A person painting on a large surface decorated with colorful artwork, holding a container of paint, with subtitles that read 'I reckon racism's really just Aussie humour'.
A woman with short, messy hair looking directly at the camera while sitting on the ground. There is a large piece of artwork or a mural with cartoonish characters and colorful markings behind her.
Two young adults, a man and a woman, standing in front of a colorful graffiti wall. The man has brown hair styled upwards, wears a white shirt, beige pants, and carries a backpack. The woman has short, wavy gray hair, wears a purple shirt with a gree
A young man with short hair, wearing a white shirt and beige pants, stands on a lawn holding a stick, in front of a brick house with a porch, greenery, and trees. Subtitles at the bottom read: 'I reckon when Pauline Hanson dies'.
Three people walking along a brick wall, black and white photo. The person in the middle is adjusting glasses, while the others walk on either side.