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Cancel culture refers to the practice of withdrawing support from public figures, companies, or even everyday individuals after they’ve said or done something considered offensive or unacceptable. It’s driven largely by social media, where collective outrage can lead to calls for boycotts or social exclusion. While it can hold people accountable for harmful actions, it also raises concerns about mob mentality and the potential for overreaction. Cancel culture has significantly shaped online discourse, often intensifying debates over free speech, accountability, and the consequences of public behavior.