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Kim Kardashian calls ‘Cancel Culture’ Ridiculous!

Kim Kardashian has always been a part of the controversies thus leading her to the troop of Cancel Culture. The beauty mogul is now talking about what she feels about the rigorous culture that is seeping into the industry.

Kim Kardashian was in conversation with Bari Weiss, The New York Times writer, who spoke to her about the Cancel Culture. “You’ve occasionally been accused of cultural appropriation for hairstyles or costumes that you’ve worn. I remember once there was an uproar because people felt that the Instagram filter that you used was too dark,” Weiss said. “But on occasion, you’ve responded to these critics, sometimes even making a big change. After a lot of criticism about the name of your shapewear company—it was originally called Kimono—you changed it to SKIMS. How do you decide when to respond and when to protect yourself against the outrage addicts online?”

Kim Kardashian went on to say, “In the instance of Kimono and changing that name, it was an innocent name that the team came up with. But when I got a letter from the Japanese officials, I took it extremely seriously. It wasn’t even a question. I immediately halted production, and there were a lot of pieces in production. I said, “Give me a week,” and I had to think of a new name. Anyone that is starting a business knows how difficult it is to come up with a name and the trademarking and everything, but it just wasn’t an option not to.”

Kim Kardashian added, “That’s why I think cancel culture is the most ridiculous thing because I really do believe—and you and I have been at several dinners together where people are discussing their thoughts on it—in rehabilitation and freedom of speech. I’ve never really been into cancel culture.”

Disha Yadav

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Disha Yadav

She is an aspiring writer and has been into our the domain of content writing since a year. She joined CT as an intern and soon took over full-fledged writing for Bollywood. She contributes news articles for CT and intends to write on diverse issues on Bollywood.
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