How SunnyV2 Cancelled 'Cancel Culture'

🚨INTERESTED IN WORKING WITH ME?🚨

SunnyV2 showed us how to beat 'Cancel Culture'. Ever since his video exploring Chris Tyson's transformation, SunnyV2 has been a target of controversey. He's been labelled 'transphobic' and 'racist,' however, he knew how to defeat it: Never respond. In this video, we're going to explore the tactics SunnyV2 used to defeat Cancel Culture, and the fallout that ensued.

[hindustanimapper]

1) Make controversial video
2) Get harassed and called a transphobe
3) Ignore it all, never apologize, and elaborate no further
4) Wait 1 year
5) Get proven to be absolutely 100% correct in the end
6) Win

[femwren]

"Most people rejected his message, they hated him because he spoke the truth"

[puffpuffpassmako]

Its because he didn't care. You can't get through or intimidate someone who doesn't care. Twitter isn't real life and the people who tried to cancel him are a loud minority. And Sunny gave them no power. He treated them like a tiny ant on a farm, which was ignoring them. When they went up against a guy who didn't care, it shows how powerless these people really are

[CoolApletart]

the fact that sunnyv2 ended up being right about chris 😭

[sauce]

Man oh man, the satisfaction I feel for never doubting Sunny

[dafitnessplug]

Bro knew he was right, instead of being canceled now HE is a hero. He went from villian to hero

[abdullahirfan]

Canceling sunny is like trying to drown a fish

[Harish-vkwp]

cancelling sunnyv2 is like explaining physics to issac newton
you CANNOT cancel someone who's Youtube career is built on exposing weird people, bad people, and creeps. People always try cancel him, but his videos always turn out somewhat true.

[nv_deleted]

"He's cherry-picking his narrative!"

*Shows HASAN, of all people*

[derickvasqez]

Sunnyv2 has understood his *right to remain silent*

[Gumbocinno]

ProJared did it, albeit in a slightly different way. Dude was accused of grooming and pedophilia, went silent for 1 1/2 months, and came back with a 45 minute video with every single piece of proof required to clear him of any wrongdoing.

I wish there were more videos covering that whole thing. He was getting clowned on by every corner of the internet, and after the video dropped, everyone was apologizing to him.

[Guason]

Funny how he made all the haters eat their words. And he never had to say a word about it.

[SalsaRat]

Sunny did almost the same thing as James Charles or Colleen, but better, their choice was to not apologize, but they still acknowledge the situation. Sunny completely ignored it and acted as if it had never happened, he didn’t acknowledge it, and soon the drama died out and newer viewers, who were just tuning in, didn’t even know that he had been in hot water and people quickly got over it.

[judemyervector]

Beating cancel culture is a rare ancient technique that is almost impossible to master but he not the only one to master it
( 9/1/24 Now reading back on this I did not make any sense)

[viphoishot]

The whole “ ticks and roses thing”, is like somone hit a kid with a car, and people defend their actions by saying somone mispronounced their name. It’s like a get out a jail free card.

[orangesmoothie]

The fact i've never even heard of this contreversy up until now shows how effective his strategy is

[theliedetector]

Sunny V2 was right all along. We knew he was onto something and people doubted him. He knew about Kris and his depraved crimes.

[GoDxism]

Sunny V2 is the prime example of how powerless cancel culture really is. Cancel culture's power largely depends on attention, acknowledgement and response. Without that, its influence remains confined to a very small community. Just as a coin dropped on the sand goes unnoticed by those outside its immediately vicinity, cancel culture's influence fades away when people refuse to engage with it. Its influence is falsely magnified because people practically live on the internet and think that social media platforms like Twitter reflect the dynamics of the real world.

[maddie]

SunnyV2
>Says something controversial
>Never apologise, keep quiet
>People realise he's right
>Refuses to elaborate
>Continues to upload videos anyways

[jeepmega]

If SunnyV2 was really as bad as Twitter claimed he was, then why did people get all pissy at him when he got popular?