Suzanne Lambert is unapologetically leaning into the “mean girl” label—and doing so with the sharp humor that has become her signature. Known for her viral Republican makeup trend, Suzanne’s comedic style mixes biting political commentary with her take-no-prisoners attitude. While some may try to brand her as “mean-spirited,” Suzanne isn’t backing down—she’s embracing it, and it’s working wonders for her career.
From social media rants to her bold takes on political figures like Nancy Mace, Suzanne’s unique blend of humor and social commentary has earned her a place in the spotlight, making her one of the most captivating voices on TikTok today.
The ‘Burn Book’ of Suzanne Lambert: Calling Out Conservative Figures
If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if Suzanne Lambert had a Burn Book, you’re not alone. The comedian herself has made it clear that South Carolina Congresswoman Nancy Mace would be at the top of her list. In an interview with Betches, Suzanne wasted no time comparing Mace to a character straight out of Mean Girls, saying, “Nancy Mace’s bitch-ass would be the politician I put in my burn book.”
Her critique of Mace is more than just political—it’s personal. Suzanne takes aim not just at the South Carolina politician’s views but also at her performance in the political arena. “The only way that she’s able to hook people is by being wildly transphobic and just a general train wreck in scarecrow nose contour,” Suzanne quips, adding a layer of humor to her pointed criticism.
Despite the backlash she’s received from conservatives accusing her of being mean-spirited, Suzanne doesn’t shy away from the spotlight. Instead of folding under the pressure, she leans even further into her biting humor. Her confidence and wit are part of what makes her online presence so magnetic—and it’s clear that people are listening.
Embracing the ‘Mean Girl’ Persona: Channeling Rage Into Something Productive
In a world where outspoken women are often labeled as “mean girls,” Suzanne is reclaiming the label with grace and humor. Like Regina George in Mean Girls, who channels her anger into a productive outlet (lacrosse, of all things), Suzanne has found a way to channel her rage and turn it into something truly impactful.
“My first move as coach of Team Liberal is exactly what we’re doing right now… channeling our anger and our rage and taking our opponents by surprise,” Suzanne explains. She even jokes about her own lacrosse experience, “I actually played lacrosse… mostly use the stick to scrape ice off my windshield, but like, it’s there, nonetheless.”
In other words, Suzanne’s approach is all about taking what others criticize about her—her humor, her bluntness, and her willingness to call out hypocrisy—and using it as a powerful tool for change. It’s a smart, self-aware strategy that’s resonating with her growing fanbase.
Why Suzanne Takes Aim at Nancy Mace: The Politician’s “Theater”
If you’re wondering why Suzanne focuses so much of her energy on Nancy Mace, she has an explanation. “I understand the need for constant attention… I put my face online, and I go on stages,” Suzanne points out, noting the irony in Mace’s attention-seeking antics. According to Suzanne, Mace’s approach is more about performance than genuine political discourse. “I think she should just pursue theater because essentially, what she’s doing is performing,” Suzanne says, highlighting the performative nature of Mace’s political strategy.
Even though Suzanne’s jabs are sharp, she doesn’t mind the silence that follows. “I think she’s thinking about me,” Suzanne quips, referring to the fact that Mace never responds to her jabs. It’s clear that Suzanne’s sense of humor is as much about making people laugh as it is about calling out hypocrisy.
What’s Next for the Regina George of Liberals? Suzanne Lambert’s Big Ambitions
Suzanne Lambert isn’t just content with roasting conservatives on TikTok. She has her sights set on bigger goals, and they go beyond makeup tutorials and viral jabs. “My ultimate end goal is to host a late-night show where I could have funny people on and we could just, you know, talk about funny things, including politics,” Suzanne shares.
But she’s not interested in being pigeonholed as a purely political comedian. “I love talking about beauty, obviously, and makeup and random stupid shit, too,” she adds. Suzanne sees a gap in entertainment, particularly for women who want to engage with politics but also enjoy lighter, more humorous content.
“I think we need to do a better job of that on the left,” Suzanne explains. “Being able to talk about other things alongside politics, in a way that’s entertaining, especially for women.”
Her unique mix of humor, beauty, and political commentary is already resonating with a broad audience. If TikTok is any indication, a late-night show led by Suzanne would bring a fresh, fun, and “ruthless” perspective to the political and entertainment landscape.
Suzanne Lambert’s Rise: From Social Media Star to Late-Night TV Host?
With her unapologetic humor and fearless critiques of conservative figures, Suzanne Lambert is carving out her niche in the world of political commentary. As she continues to gain followers and attention, it’s clear that her voice is one we’ll be hearing a lot more of in the future.
Whether she’s roasting politicians like Nancy Mace or discussing beauty, makeup, and random topics, Suzanne’s ability to blend humor with politics sets her apart from the crowd. Her ambition for a late-night show is an exciting prospect for fans of both comedy and political satire, and if she continues on her current trajectory, she could be the next big thing in late-night TV.
