What's up, it's your boy Nas, RJ aka Hennessy Poppy. Don't mind me, it's just a Hennessy talking. Question. Should a person that's been cancelled be given a second chance? Personally, me, depending on why they were cancelled, they would get a second chance out of me. If it's something very severe, let's say something like R. Kelly, you don't have a chance to be given redemption. Stay where you at and if he does get out, go live on an island and stay there. Vote and explain your answer.

Well, yeah, probably 100% that most people that were canceled should get a second chance and probably at least a big kiss on the lips. Because the current, you know, the cowards that were ruined with an iron fist, the woke movement, they're tucking their tails between their legs real quick.

For real though, for real, for real. All the stuff that those motherfuckers should be calling out right now, and they're- where are they? Where'd they go? Where'd they go? That's the true sign of how fucking big of pussies that they were. And I'm throwing that out, that's a broad brush, but I mean it is.

You know what, this is one I can go on all day, so it's probably good that the time's limited, but you know what I mean? Talk about accountability, that was a huge trend that, you know, faded out because it was started by the pussies, and... You know, accountability shouldn't fucking be handed over tenfold here, don't you think?

I mean, I could say I was almost sort of a victim of being blamed for, you know, getting accused of something that I'm not. But it didn't get to me like that. I just kind of saw it coming, you know, I'd like to get some roundhouse kicks to some chins.

The way I see it is that who am I to judge anybody? Who am I to say they deserve this or they deserve that? I am nobody to say these things. So I do strongly believe everybody deserves a second chance despite of what they-

But then there's a difference though. If this person repents and is truly sorry for what they did, then it's okay to give them a second chance. But if they don't repent and they don't feel sorry for what they did, then I don't believe they deserve a second chance.

No man I feel like people should be giving a second chance or just you know thoroughly because they like to go back and like always this guy did this 10 years ago canceling and it's like bro he's probably a child at that time

I really think it depends on what they did. Some things you can come back from, you can learn from and grow from, but some things are just unforgivable.

For me, no matter what a person does, it's not up to me for redemption. I think it's like a matter of whether people want to stick around with that person or not. But I don't believe in cancel culture. I feel that cancel culture is like a modern day witch hunt. No.

I feel like it would depend on the severity of the offense again. Kind of like court, you know, jurisdiction based off of the jury and of course a judge. So, you know, I really just feel like how bad they was. If it wasn't that bad, obviously they deserve a second chance. If it was bad, no.