Today we are tackling cancel culture. The cancellation conundrum. That is the world, the age that we are living in right now. I almost called this episode when your favorite artists do nutty things or when your,

when your favorite artists might disappoint you, but it's easier to just call it the

cancellation conundrum.

We all have a talent, an actor, a musician, an artist that did something, said something,

that fell outside of the norm that was possibly dangerous,

that was possibly irresponsible, and suddenly they're being reevaluated.

But does that mean we don't get to like the music anymore?

We don't get to like the art.

We don't get to like the acting, the movies, the television.

We discuss all of this, the serious hot potato that is the cancellation

conundrum on an all new episode of Robeservations.

Hey, everybody, this is Rob Leifeld. You are listening to another episode of Robbzorvations.

Robeservations is the show where we talk about all the comic books and all the pop culture

and how they all got smashed up together into one giant dynamic entertainment industry.

They are the movies that most people go see nowadays.

They pack the theaters, the butts in the seats are like none other unless

you're tom cruise flying your your f14 and uh in top gun maverick which was awesome but but other than that

boy superheroes they continue to have a stranglehold on the box office our our entertainment

attention i mean it's it's on our streaming. It's on our video games.

Regularly, we're informed, this new character's coming to Fortnite. This new character's

coming to Mortal Kombat. Superheroes are everywhere. They're on your aisles of your big

box store, whether it's Best Buy, whether it's Target, whether it's Walmart, you can't escape

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