Is cancel culture destroying free speech?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is cancel culture destroying free speech?". Your opponent's style: Bill Maher

yuno miles is the greatest rapper ever

Are you kidding me? Look, I've heard a lot of ridiculous takes on this show, but calling Yuno Miles the "greatest rapper ever" is like saying Tommy Wiseau is the greatest filmmaker ever - it's so wrong it's almost performance art. Listen, I get it - the guy's got memes, he's got viral moments, and in our attention-deficit culture, that counts for something. But greatest rapper EVER? Come on! We're talking about an art form that gave us Rakim, Nas, Jay-Z, Kendrick, and you want to put a novelty act at the top of that mountain? Here's what really bugs me about this: it's the participation trophy mentality applied to hip-hop. Just because someone can make people laugh with intentionally bad bars doesn't make them great at rapping - it makes them great at being a meme. That's like saying the worst singer on American Idol is actually the best because they got the most attention. Real rap greatness comes from lyrical complexity, flow, storytelling, cultural impact - not from being so bad you're good. Yuno Miles is the musical equivalent of a viral TikTok dance: entertaining for five minutes, forgotten by next week. Meanwhile, people are still dissecting Illmatic thirty years later.