But I'm asking you.
EDIT: so i looked up and here are a few people who have been "cancelled," their crimes and their punishments:
JK Rowling
Crime: transphobia
Punishment: forced to live in a draughty castle in Scotland and sleep on bags of money
Woody Allen
Crime: accused of sexually molesting his stepdaughter, definitely married his much younger other stepdaughter
Punishment: gets to keep making movies long after anyone cared about his movies
R. Kelly
Crime: literal crimes
Punishment: currently awaiting trail on multiple charges involving child pornography, sexual assault and more
Louis CK
Crime: cranking his hog in front of women without their consent
Punishment: continues to do stand up i guess?
I don't think any of those are likely to be what I would consider 'cancel culture'. I did a very brief search on Rowling and, from what I understand, she and many other authors are decrying 'cancel culture' which they define as being shamed on social media. I'm not sure I consider that to be the definition.
When did the definition of 'cancel culture' become "any time someone's Twitter feed is flooded with any dickheads"? I just think then everything starts to fit the definition.