Darkness hovers above us. You can feel it but you cannot see it. Because a God has been summoned, the cancel God. The cancel God wants to cancel you. It wants to cancel everyone you know. It wants to cancel humanity itself. We felt that putting this in a mythological story structure would give it a different angle to consider the concept. So right now for whatever reason, cancel culture is the hot meme that a lot of people are talking about. And it feels right to release something, to have an original take on it. That will give pause to people when they're arguing about should cancel culture be a thing or it's not a thing. And think about sort of the unidentigenic level, on a spiritual level, what is occurring. So the cancel God has one goal. That is to cancel humanity itself. The cancel God doesn't give a shit about being woke, doesn't care about your political ideologies. It has one goal. It's just to cancel all of us. The idea with cancel culture is the word cancelation. You know, you're canceled. And with that there's no room for dialogue. There's no room for nuance. There's no room for redemption, most importantly. And in order to cancel problematic ideas, you cancel people who hold those problematic ideas. And the idea there is you view them as inherently problematic, you view them as evil. And there's a sense of hatred. There's a sense of anger, intense hatred and anger. And in a religious fervor that comes from this cancellation. And from that, the being of the cancel God emerged. We felt that the cancel God is malnourished. That is, it is insatiable and that it eats truth. Right? It eats the ability to speak truth by canceling every ones ability to come out into the public square and speak the truthfulness. But it also speaks to the fact that it is just deeply malnourished and in constant want. That it can never be satiated. And it's this devouring hole and it's chest. Well, yeah, we never be fed until it is all canceled. There's this state of fear that a lot of people are living it. And I have friends who are in less than more of centrist, people who are maybe a little bit more reactionary. And I have progress with his friends too. And across the board, across this political spectrum, everyone's afraid of cancel culture. Everyone's kind of stumbling on their words. They're not sure what they can say. So they're guarding themselves. And so not really fully showing up with their truth. And that is something that I think is needed is to fully show up with our truth and have the courage to be wrong. There's a tragic component of the ad-apps of cancel and that they continuously project their own shadow material outwardly onto their perceived enemies. In a way, they're trying to cancel their own shadow by projecting it onto these outward enemies. My hope, and it could be a naive hope, is for this piece to serve as a psychoactive meme, if you will. Like a psychoactive drug. When people see it, they'll never look at cancel culture the same way again. They will see maybe something else is going on. They'll see a dark energy, some dark force, and how this idea of cancel culture has a nihilistic energy about it. And it just doesn't want to cancel people who are not woke or problematic, once they cancel everyone, even people who are woke. Yeah, I hope for the same. And I actually would like to invite anyone who feels creatively inspired and urged to take this further, explore it, cancel it. Anything you want to do as long as it's creative, if there's a creative way to cancel this, create a way to cancel us, go ahead. I think that's out there as a possibility, as we juggle with content with all these forces that I think at the end when taking with truth and honesty, make us better.