Cancel Court

The greatest hip-hop debate of all time is officially in session. Kraig Smith steps into the courtroom to defend the legacy and activism of Tupac Shakur, while newcomer Tahir Moore builds the case for the lyrical storytelling and cultural reach of The Notorious B.I.G. From Death Row and Bad Boy to Hit 'Em Up and Ready to Die, both sides bring historical receipts until the jury renders a shocking verdict.

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We are putting DaBaby on trial for his most controversial moments. From the Rolling Loud stage to the Walmart incident, the prosecution holds nothing back. Will the jury cancel him for good, or does the defense have the ultimate counter-argument?

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Cancel Court

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Cancel Court is an improv comedy courtroom show where two comedians battle head to head as attorneys and conduct a trial to determine if a celebrity should be “canceled”.

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Cancel Court is an improv comedy courtroom show where two comedians battle head to head as attorneys and conduct a trial to determine if a celebrity should be “canceled”.

They came for Jada Pinkett Smith. They didn't get what they expected. In Part 2 of the trial, Cancel Court called witnesses to the stand — and the arguments got louder, more personal, and more honest than anything that came before it. CP Powell brought in a witness from Detroit to prove Jada's pattern of choosing the wrong men. Ryan Davis and Keysha E answered back with a witness of their own, making the case that the real crime is the standard this country holds women to that it never applies to men. The jury finally voted. And for the first ti...

The entanglement finally has its day in court. Cancel Court called Jada Pinkett Smith to the stand — and the case is exactly what you'd expect. CP Powell and Cynthia LuCiette open for the prosecution: Jada monetized her family's most painful moments, gave marital advice she had no business giving, and left Will Smith holding the public embarrassment for a marriage she never actually wanted. Ryan Davis and Keysha E are on defense: she never wanted to be married, everyone knew it, and the only reason we're mad is because she's a woman doing what men have been doing for de...

Lil Wayne built an entire era. From Cash Money takeovers to coining bling bling, to inspiring a generation of rappers who didn't fit the traditional mold — Weezy F Baby did things nobody else could. But is the Lil Wayne of today the same man who gave us Dedication, Tha Carter trilogy, and some of the most iconic bars in hip-hop history? Or has he lost the plot entirely? In this episode of Cancel Court, Judge Tony Towns presides over one of the most charged trials yet — the fate of Lil Wayne's Black Card. Patrick Cloud steps up as the defe...

Cancel Court is an improv comedy courtroom show where two comedians battle head to head as attorneys and conduct a trial to determine if a celebrity should be “canceled”.

Cancel Court is an improv comedy courtroom show where two comedians battle head to head as attorneys and conduct a trial to determine if a celebrity should be “canceled”.

Cancel Court is an improv comedy courtroom show where two comedians battle head to head as attorneys and conduct a trial to determine if a celebrity should be “canceled”.

Is today's rap era really more dangerous than the 90s? Cancel Court put it on trial. Patrick Cloud and Money Bag Mafia argue for today's era — pointing to social media exposure, viral violence, and how much easier it's become for rappers to become targets. Kraig Smith and Boo Kapone argue for the 90s — the era that built the blueprint for the culture, when danger came from intent and not imitation. Both sides bring the case. The jury delivers the verdict. And it might not be the one you expect. Which era was actually more dangerous? Watch the full trial.

Cancel Court has officially cancelled rap culture. And the jury didn't hesitate. DoBoy returns to the courtroom after losing the Drake vs Kendrick case — this time defending rap culture against everything Ron T can throw at it. Ron T comes locked in with one argument he won't let go of: this is the only genre of music where artists die from what they talk about. DoBoy fires back that rappers don't make the streets, they just report them — and that hip hop has created more Black millionaires and billionaires than any genre on earth. The jury heard both sides. The...

Can you separate the art from the artist? Today on Cancel Court, the prosecution and defense battle over whether R. Kelly’s iconic music catalog should be officially canceled or if the hits are too big to throw away. The jury’s decision shocked the entire courtroom.

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Cancel Court is an improv comedy courtroom show where two comedians battle head to head as attorneys and conduct a trial to determine if a celebrity should be “canceled”.

Kanye West already survived Cancel Court once. But the prosecution wasn't done — and after everything that's happened since, they demanded a retrial. This time, the jury wasn't letting him walk. In this episode of Cancel Court, Judge Tony Towns brings Yeezy back to the stand for a full retrial. Ryan Davis returns for the prosecution, making the case that Kanye has burned every last bridge — from his comments on George Floyd, to his political pivots, to his public meltdowns — and the culture has run out of patience. Defending Kanye is newcomer Blaq Ron, arguing that a man who can't be hel...

Cancel Court is an improv comedy courtroom show where two comedians battle head to head as attorneys and conduct a trial to determine if a celebrity should be “canceled”.

Cancel Court is an improv comedy courtroom show where two comedians battle head to head as attorneys and conduct a trial to determine if a celebrity should be “canceled”.

Is a 25-game suspension and $60 million loss for a social media post an overreaction by the NBA, or did Ja Morant bring this on himself? CP defends Ja Morant’s right to bear arms, while Blaq Ron represents the NBA and argues for accountability. Watch the full trial as the jury delivers a unanimous verdict! Explore viral bestsellers for healthier hair and beard care of ALL types from Bask & Lather: Go to https://baskandlatherco.com and use code CANCELCOURT for 20% off! Get 50% off FOR LIFE, Free Shipping, AND 3 Free Gifts at Mars Men: https://www.mengotomars.com Make sure to...

The Democratic Party just went on trial. Cancel Court is back in session. CP Powell returns to the courtroom — this time arguing that the Democratic Party should be cancelled until further notice. His case: the two-party system is a construct, Black voters have been taken for granted for decades, and nobody ever stops to ask where the water is when everyone's arguing about Pepsi and Coke. Netflix's Funny AF winner Ron Taylor and Keysha E are on defense. Not to say the Democrats are perfect. Just to ask one question CP Powell cannot answer: what else are we going to...

Cancel Court is an improv comedy courtroom show where two comedians battle head to head as attorneys and conduct a trial to determine if a celebrity should be “canceled”.

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The Drake vs Kendrick debate has never been settled like this. Cancel Court put both rappers on trial — real arguments, real evidence, and a jury that handed down one brutal verdict. CP Powell represents Kendrick Lamar and comes locked in: a Pulitzer Prize, a rap battle record without a single blemish, and lyrics studied in college classrooms. Doughboy, aka Fat Drake, brings the receipts for his client — 170 million albums sold, 192 awards, and a consistency no one in hip-hop has matched. They argued the facts. The jury voted. The decision was decisive. Who walks out as the number one rapper of t...