Cancel Culture
This musician was briefly cancelled for her unintentional use of a slur aimed towards people with learning difficulties, then later again after being sued by a number of her backup dancers for sexual harassment and body shaming.
Lizzo
This boyband of brothers made a comeback to the music scene in 2019 with the song “Sucker” the music video for which included the artists’ wives.
Jonas Brothers
This former child YouTube star made a drastic change to her appearance and content recently with the release of her song “Karma”.
Jojo Siwa
During the 2022 Academy Awards, this actor got up on stage and famously slapped the host across the face for making remarks about his wife’s hair loss.
Will Smith
This former US President was recently convicted on 34 accounts of falsifying business records and is the first person every to run for President with a felony conviction.
Donald Trump
This Marvel actor was dropped by Disney in 2023 after being arrested and charged with third degree assault and second-degree aggravated assault against his then partner.
Jonathon Majors
This previously disliked activist found herself on everyone’s good side after unintentionally helping the Romanian police apprehend a misogynistic internet personality, on the run for charges of human trafficking.
Greta Thunberg
This actor made his big screen debut in 2014 with the movie Get Santa then later went on to appear in 2019’s Elton John biopic before co-staring in a Netflix adaptation of a graphic novel series.
Kit Connor
This former girl band member was humbled by her husband after claiming to be “working class” in an interview to which he told her to “be honest” before asking what car her father drove her to school in.
Victoria Beckham
This former boyband member recently had their mugshot go viral after being arrested for driving while intoxicated.
Justin Timberlake
This YouTuber was recently cancelled for abuse towards his ex-partner, threatening in one quote “I’m going to f***ing bash your f***ing head against a wall with a brick, if you don’t shut the f*** up.”
Alex Elmslie
This former Disney star and YouTuber was cancelled online for showing images of a corpse, then later made a shocking career change to become a high-flying wrestler for WWE.
Logan Paul
This former Nickelodeon star quit acting in 2018 before going on to write an autobiography that would spend 60 consecutive weeks on the New York Times bestseller list and win the 2022 Goodreads Choice Awards for Best Memoir & Autobiography.
Jennette McCurdy
In 2020, this talk show host thought his career was about to come to an end after RuPaul played a prank on him in which they acted offended by the term Drag Queen, preferring Queen of Drag.
Jimmy Fallon
This former South African Paralympian was recently released from prison after shooting and killing his girlfriend in 2013.
Oscar Pistorius
This internet personality was cancelled in 2015 after filming a YouTube “prank” video in which he kidnapped one of his friends and pretended to shoot another friend in front of him.
Sam Pepper
This musical duo revealed recently that after 10 years apart, they will be reuniting in the near future to start making music once more.
Rizzle Kicks
After staring in the 90s film The Addams Family, this former child star went on to play the role of Ms. Thornhill in the film’s recent Netflix spinoff.
Christina Ricci
This actor confused the nation with an awkward speech after receiving the People’s Choice Award for Favourite Comedy Movie Star in 2019, stating “It matters not what you’ve done but what you do with what you’ve done for others.”
Noah Centineo
This movie star was arrested in Hawaii in 2022 and charged with second-degree assault and in the same year was investigated for grooming an 18-year-old and taking her across country and housing a 25-year-old mother, avoiding the Vermont State Police who tried to impose an emergency care order to take her children away.
Ezra Miller