Chelsea Handler Reveals If She's Afraid of Being Cancelled, Explains How to Avoid Being Cancelled as a Comedian

Chelsea Handler opened up about cancel culture, particularly in the world of comedy.

The 47-year-old comedian explained that she isn’t afraid of being cancelled during a “One-on-One” interview for ET Canada.

She also addressed why there was a need for a way to hold certain comedians accountable and added that it takes an ‘idiot” to get cancelled.

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“I mean, listen, you’re only going to be cancelled if you’re racist and sexist and you’re discriminating against people and even then you’re not getting cancelled,” Chelsea said. She added that she wasn’t afraid of being called out because “I’m not an idiot.”

“I wish everyone would stop complaining about these parameters that have been placed on us. That’s a good thing… it’s not a tall order to not be sexist and not be racist, so if you have a problem with that, then you should really start to question yourself,” she continued.

Chelsea noted a positive aspect of cancel culture: “I think it forces comedians to be more clever.”

How did she respond to people who are sick of discussing cancel culture? “This cancel culture thing… I’m just sick of everyone complaining about it. It would be over if everyone just stopped talking about it,” she said.

The comedian recently shared a hysterical story about a belief she heled until she was 40 years old!