Hyper-cancel culture refers to a culture that emphasizes cancelling or shaming individuals who do not meet certain standards of intelligence or merit. This can lead to a situation where those who are not highly intelligent or successful are marginalized or excluded from opportunities.
In some workplaces or social circles, there may be a culture of hyper-canceling individuals who do not meet certain standards of intelligence or merit. This can lead to individuals feeling excluded or marginalized based on their perceived intelligence or abilities
by Phieyl February 20, 2023
Guy 1: stuns Guy 2 and with another stun
Guy 2: uses a move
Guy 1: WTF HOW!??
Guy 2: stun cancel noob
Guy 2: uses a move
Guy 1: WTF HOW!??
Guy 2: stun cancel noob
by ScareredeeCatto June 13, 2021
Self-cancel culture refers to the act of proactively removing or concealing one's own online content to preemptively avoid potential criticism or backlash.
Ever since her controversial post went viral, Jenna has been practicing self-cancel culture by removing some of her older posts to avoid further backlash
by Georgi Stamenov August 10, 2023
To subscribe to a free trial of a streaming service, binge one or two shows then cancel before having to pay for the service.
When the the first season of The Boys drops on Amazon Prime I'll get the free trial, then I'm going to binge and cancel that shit.
by Thayerphotos August 9, 2019
by BoneyTheHomie June 24, 2021
When someone tries to cancel someone else but they get canceled instead. Usually because of false claims or hypocritical actions.
Exposer: “X has is a racist, here’s proof”
Random person: “I believe the exposer has over-exaggerated what really happened. I believe a Boomerang cancellation will occur”
Random person: “I believe the exposer has over-exaggerated what really happened. I believe a Boomerang cancellation will occur”
by Startupedition May 3, 2023