KISS frontman Paul Stanley has spoken out against “cancel culture,” saying it “is more dangerous than what it wants to cancel.”
Cancel culture is the idea that someone, usually a celebrity or a public figure, whose ideas or comments are considered offensive should be boycotted. These people are ostr…
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