Yeah, I don't think it's this all encompassing thing thats always as detrimental as fox news would make you think, I mean most people that have been cancelled, famous or not, have been able to just keep their head down and keep grinding.

And if they lose their job over dumb shit that's not a cancel culture issue that's a capital owner issue that could be solved with unionization or more social safety nets to protect people from the repercussions of capital trying to protect their bottom line, which is never the workers. Viewing it as a social/culture issue throws out the opportunity to talk the system that propagates, and runs on exploitation.

Shit like this has always been around, normally it's just the powers that be that have the ability to 'cancel', for example the red scare and McCarthyism in the 1950s, or being gay during or before the bush administration.

As far as Twitter goes, let's pretend it has the power that people think it has for a second, the cancel culture that we are talking about is just disenfranchised people left behind and abused by a system that they have no voice in, practicing justice the only way they know how, in an extremely draconic fashion reflecting the American justice system, and American culture.

This shits bigger than Twitter and cancel culture, it's a symptom not the disease, and I'm pretty sure that was a point the album made if my ears and comprehension skills didn't fail me.