Legacy

4y

hes right

guwop

4y

Funny how this contradicts his supporters who will say cancel culture goes too far

Ochocinco

4y

It’s a lot for the company. But if only 10% are accounting for 90% of tweets than that effectively means that 90% of the things you see on Twitter are coming less than 3% of the US population

POOM POOM DOOM

4y

Wanna know what else don't exist? His hairline.

dapagod

4y

I get this. but I also know there are more interesting stats that explain why companies are so invested in Twitter culture and what the popular users there have to say.

le epic poster xD

4y

Don't care + ratio + yb better

Red Bandana

4y

Tory beat the Illuminati

Danhust

4y

Or his gun lol we haven't seen pics of it after the shooting have we?

Red Bandana

4y

F*** jay z

Ochocinco

4y

Anyone that thinks he actually shot meg has a room temperature IQ

DAVIDP

4y

Actually, researchers have been deeming "cancel culture" isn't a real thing lately:

https://hotair.com/headlines/2021/07/23/the-end-of-cancel-culture-n404158

The firm Morning Consult polled a range of Americans about their views on cancel culture, looking at different generational cohorts: Generation Z (Americans born in the years 1997 through 2008), millennials (1981 through 1996), Generation X (1965 through 1980), and the baby boomers (1946 through 1964). Of course, polls should not be treated as definitive on their own, as they are imperfect snapshots in time, and opinions can certainly change.

*Nevertheless, this new data is a hopeful indication that cancel culture may have peaked. Overall, cancel culture is quite unpopular among all cohorts, with each generation viewing it more negatively than positively. Millennials appeared to be most supportive of cancel culture: 19 percent said they had a positive view of it, while 22 percent were neutral, 36 percent were opposed to it, and 22 percent said they had no opinion.&

Perhaps surprisingly, given its progressive leanings and similar social and political beliefs to the millennial generation, Gen Z was the cohort most opposed to cancel culture: 55 percent said they had a negative view of cancel culture, 8 percent were supportive of it, 18 percent were neutral, and 19 percent had no opinion. Moreover, it’s the youngest cohort within Gen Z—currently ages 13 to 16—who are most opposed to cancel culture, with 59 percent having a negative view of it. That number falls to 48 percent for the oldest cohort within Gen Z—ages 21 through 24.

FlyMx

4y

I suppose he would know
Nigga is framing himself as the Anne Frank of cancel culture

Big Shagger

4y

TI is a fiend mans is open about inspecting his daughter's hymen and is accused of some messed up stuff but he just doesn't give af

Bernie X

4y

It depends on what the entertainers fanbase is like. If the person is supported by a fanbase full of miserable geeks that can’t wait to end someone’s career, it’ll work on them

If it’s someone like Kodak Black who got a fanbase full of grimy people then it won’t work on him cause they’ll continue to support him thru anything