The big picture
- Andy Cohen fears being 'cancelled' online due to pushback from former Bravo stars.
- Cohen reflects on the impact of cancellation culture on individuals and acknowledges their fears.
- Despite the legal issues and lawsuits, Cohen continues to focus on the potential backlash from fans on social media.
real housewives Andy Cohen He's no stranger to being in the news, and now he's talking about the fear of being “cancelled” by the internet. Cohen is currently in the midst of legal trouble due to pushback from former Bravo stars. Many, like Leah McSweeney, have claimed things about Cohen, and it's clearly weighing on the reality star. Recently, he gave her an interview vulture where he talked about everything going on, his fear of being “cancelled” online, and his fascination with cancel culture as a whole.
In the interview, Cohen, who presents Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, spoke volumes about what “cancellation” does to a person. “It's fascinating to me, the idea that you could say something and have it all go away,” he said. It refers to the idea of ”cancellation culture” and the online mentality that when someone is called out for their actions and asked to acknowledge what they did is wrong, that in turn cancels them. in the eyes of the public. Cohen went on to say that this idea is something he thinks about a lot. “Sometimes at night I'll be in bed and think, 'Hey, did I say something?'” she said. “I'm always waiting for the thing that will bring it all down.”
The Real Housewives of New York City
A fast-paced reality show that follows several incredibly busy and ambitious Manhattan women. See how they balance enviable social schedules, challenging careers and motherhood, with the hustle and bustle of the big city all around.
- Publication date
- March 4, 2008
- chastity
- Ramona Singer, Luann de Lesseps, Sonja Morgan, Bethenny Frankel, Dorinda Medley, Carole Radziwill
- seasons
- 15
- Creator(s)
- Scott Dunlop
The proceedings against Bravo
This is the entire part of the interview where Cohen talks about the “Reality Reckoning” that was going on. It doesn't address many things (potentially for legal reasons), but also many of the complaints bravo they don't talk about Cohen specifically. Still, he clearly carries it on his shoulders. That's why he seems to focus on this idea of being written off by his fan base. “You have to be smart about what you say because there's no nuance anymore,” he said “People are waiting to be outraged by every little thing.”
Cohen did not address the lawsuit head-on, but in the past he has had his lawyers and executives speak for him. president Frances Berwickwas talking with variety and praised Cohen and his place at the company. “Andy is a very specific and exceptional talent, and it really is the face of the web. But I'm also happy to say that, and I think we've proven this time and time again, we have 160 talents here who are also big faces on the network. And we were also able to replace them.”
With no new information about the “account,” only Cohen is preemptively worried about being a social media outcast. Seasons of Real Housewives are available to watch royal peacock
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