Comedian Steve Harvey retired from stand-up due to the influence of "cancel culture"
In the world of entertainment, there has been a buzz surrounding the difficulty of comedy in the current climate, with renowned comedian Steve Harvey admitting that making 'acceptable' jokes amid 'cancel culture' is challenging. Harvey, known for his stint in stand-up comedy, left the scene in 2012 or 2015, citing the emerging cancel culture as a reason for his departure. Interestingly, German comedian Michael Mittermeier made a similar decision around the turn of the millennium, also expressing concerns about the development of cancel culture.
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