Louis C.K.

[cremetangerine82]

Great, he has a movie coming out.

When was he "canceled"?

To be fair, I'll answer two questions:

Has Louis C.K. had the revival to the career he once had? No.

Is winning a Grammy and releasing his (technical) debut movie during the same calendar year in any way, shape, or form be considered being "canceled"? No.

Does it still counts as "canceled" even if he had to release his movie in limited theaters with his own money which he has because he's a world-famous comedian who will have the career completely denied the women he sexually and physically assaulted? Yes.

[ahah]

He's a creative person, and he's going to continue to create. So far, all the projects he's done have been self-financed, so I'd say he's still "cancelled". When he starts getting studios to finance his work, or starts to draw big names to work with him, there may be room to argue he's no longer cancelled.

[cremetangerine82]

Jul 5, 2022 7:19:04 GMT -4 ahah said:

He's a creative person, and he's going to continue to create. So far, all the projects he's done have been self-financed, so I'd say he's still "cancelled". When he starts getting studios to finance his work, or starts to draw big names to work with him, there may be room to argue he's no longer cancelled.

Good, what he did was heinous and I hope his career never recovers. I also amended my previous post to reflect he's still "canceled" for good reasons, in my humble opinion.