Max Caster was known for his incredibly controversial raps in AEW, some of which actually got him canceled for a while. However, some people actually wanted him dead over his raps and now Caster has called out those people.
While speaking on HEY! (EW), Max Caster talked about dealing with backlash over his controversial AEW raps and didnt mince words on his feelings toward cancel culture. He said he doesnt believe in apologizing just to make angry people happy, calling anyone who does that an idiot.
Caster said hes apologized to people he works with, like Anthony Bowens and his boss, when he went too far, but he slammed those who want him fired or even dead, saying they dont deserve an apology. He explained that many fans still enjoy what he says, and that people forget controversies quickly because something new always comes up.
Caster said that in America, people love to build you up only to tear you down again. Caster added that he already hit rock bottom and rebuilt himself, so hes not afraid of hate anymore.
Casters message to others who face cancel culture was clear: dont apologize just to please people who want to destroy you, because its pointless. That is how hes managed to survive.
Max Caster is unapologetically himself for better or worse and even if it lands him in trouble, he wont change how he is and some people genuinely admire that about him. Regardless, we hope Caster doesnt actually get into trouble again in the future.
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