Residents of California — home to Hollywood — lead the nation in “cancelling” celebrities, according to an obscure new study that gauged Americans’ social media interactions…
Residents of California — home to Hollywood — lead the nation in “cancelling” celebrities, according to an obscure new study that gauged Americans’ social media interactions with stars mired in controversy.
The main reason the more than 2,000 Americans surveyed in August said they would unfollow a celebrity is for “inappropriate social media actions,” according to the study.as “the practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressure.” OnlineCasinos.com
Leading the country in perpetuating cancel culture behind California was Kentucky, which scored a 99 on the survey’s weighted scale.
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