Los Angeles, CA - So, 'Euphoria' is over. Creator Sam Levinson says it was his decision. Sure, Jan. Let's be real: the perpetually-offended woke mob probably came for him after he dared to show something other than rainbows and sunshine. These are the same folks crying about how offensive everything is these days.

'Euphoria' dared to depict teenagers dealing with the real world – drugs, sex, identity crises. Apparently, that's a no-go in the current year. Too edgy, too real, too much like… life. Instead, we're supposed to believe that high school is just a never-ending series of pronouns and sensitivity seminars. As if.

Levinson claims he ended the show for creative reasons. Uh huh. And Hillary Clinton just stumbled into those emails. The truth is, he probably got tired of the constant virtue signaling and cancel culture mobs breathing down his neck. Can't blame him.

Remember when art was allowed to be provocative? When it could actually challenge the status quo without getting you deplatformed and labeled a bigot? Yeah, me neither. 'Euphoria' might have been flawed, but at least it wasn't afraid to ruffle some feathers. Now, everything has to be sterilized and sanitized for the delicate sensibilities of Twitter.

So, thanks a lot, social justice warriors. You've successfully killed another show that dared to be different. Congrats on saving us from… teenagers acting like teenagers? Your work is truly inspiring.

I bet you're all patting yourselves on the back right now. 'We saved the children!' you're probably screeching. From what? Reality? Grow up. This is the world we live in. And pretending it doesn't exist won't make it go away.

Now, excuse me while I go watch some old episodes of 'South Park' before they get cancelled, too. At least they still have the balls to tell it like it is. Unlike these Hollywood sellouts who cave to the slightest hint of backlash. What a joke. Sad!

This is the real reason shows get cancelled, folks. The suits in Hollywood want to appease the woke crowd to stay rich. Time for some real content creators to make their own platform. Bet they'd be rich too.

Sources:

* Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) - www.cdc.gov * National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) - www.drugabuse.gov