US EditionDenzel Washington Weighs in on Cancel Culture Debate: “You Can’t Be Cancelled if You Haven’t Signed Up”
Denzel Washington challenged the impact of cancel culture and social media fame, stating public support is overrated and emphasizing his faith over popularity.
- On August 17, 2025, actor Denzel Washington delivered a strong statement dismissing cancel culture during an interview with Jake's Takes.
- Washington questioned the significance of cancel culture by asking, "What does that mean, to be cancelled?" and responding, "Who cares?"
- He emphasized following God rather than public opinion, stating, "You can't lead and follow at the same time," and, "I have faith in God."
- Washington asserted, "You can't be cancelled if you haven't signed up," and said he is not interested in Oscars or public approval.
- His stance suggests focusing on faith, integrity, and self-truth instead of social media pressures or external validation.
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Denzel Washington Shreds Cancel Culture: ‘I Follow God, Not Man’
It seems we don't hear about cancel culture as much as we used to, and that's a great thing. However, actor Denzel Washington made a compelling case as to why it should never have been a concern in the first place.The Oscar-winning actor sat down for an interview with Complex, alongside Spike Lee, who directed his latest film, Highest 2 Lowest, a modernized retelling of the Akira Kurosawa film High and Low.During the interview, the reporter from…
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