Cancel Culture
These are the names of two of the people we read quotes from.
Donald Trump, Barrack Obama, Ronan Farrow and Elon Musk.
This is one of the two subjects, aside from english, the weird dude will be teaching, when he starts working as a teacher.
Math, Physics/chemistry
This is how many people in the pewdiepie video that were for cancel culture
3
This is the name of one of the brands in the video, which benefitted from being cancelled.
Correct/incorrect
This is the country with the most english-speakers
USA
This is the term used to refer to the problem of cancel culture giving attention and publicity to what is being cancelled.
The cancellation paradox
This is the age of the weird dude
31
This is how many people in the pewdiepie video that were against cancel culture
4
The name of both brands, in the video, that benefitted from being cancelled
Nike and Keurig
This man was elected as president of the United States of America in 2020
Joe Biden
HBO removed this old classical movie from their streaming platform after receiving criticism for its portrayal of slavery and people of color.
Gone with the Wind
This is what the weird dude studied, before he started studying to become a teacher.
Japanese
This is one of the people mentioned in the video, that has been cancelled in the past.
Pewdiepie, Harvey Weinstein, R Kelly, James Charles, Tati, Jenna Marbles
This was how the displeased(unhappy) people responded to the Nike commercial.
Burned their shoes.
The english-speaking country sometimes refered to as the 'Down Under'
Australia
This is a hashtag(#) often used when cancelling someone on twitter.
#_isoverparty
This is the most social activity the weird dude has had, in his spare time, since lockdown started
Tabletop roleplaying game
This is what Pewdiepie, jokingly, says his solution to cancel culture is.
We get one cancel culture-card. We can only cancel one person.
This is the amount Nike's value went up after being cancelled.
$6 billion
6.000.000.000
ca. 39 mia. kr.
This was the month and year Britain left the EU (Brexit)
January 2021 (December 2020)