CANCELLED!

“Everyone's got bodies in the attic”

The domestic gothic of the entertainment industry — bodies in the attic as the Hollywood/celebrity version of closet skeletons, housed in a space associated with the hidden and decaying. Industry complicity figured as literal corpses; the collective plural implicates the whole system.

Business empowerment: defiance in the face of industry cancellation — taking the threat of erasure and converting it into a power move. The song refuses the logic of the cancel culture machine and reclaims the narrative on her own terms.