Even as we wrestle with any number of critical debates heading into the 2024 campaign season, there is one lesson to always keep in mind. Cancel culture never sleeps, so you have to keep your eyes on them at all times. The latest example of this nasty trend showed up when Universal Records debuted a new music entertainment platform tailored to younger audiences called Yoto. As our colleague Chris Queen reports at PJ Media, Universal was excited to announce that they would be offering the legendary rock band Queen’s “Greatest Hits” album on the platform. But upon closer inspection, it turned out that something was missing. They had deleted “Fat Bottomed Girls” from the collection, arguably one of the band’s biggest hits of all time. I’m sure you can guess why.Read More
So now the left is hypocritically canceling Queen
