Steve Harvey blasts 'cancel culture,' says 'political correctness has killed comedy' — and won't do another stand-up special unless it's his last one

Steve Harvey blasted "cancel culture" during the Television Critics Association press tour while promoting his new courtroom series "Judge Steve Harvey," Variety reported, adding that Harvey rattled off a long list of comics no longer allowed to say what they want for fear of losing their careers.

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In fact, Harvey said he can't do a stand-up special anymore unless it's his last one.

“The only way I can do one more special is if it’s at the end of my television career because it will end my television career,” he noted, according to Variety. “We’re in the cancel culture now. No stand-up that is sponsor-driven can say anything he wants to. Chris Rock can’t. Kevin Hart can’t. Cedric the Entertainer can’t. D.L. Hughley can’t. I can go down the list. The only person that can say what they want to say on stage is Dave Chappelle because he’s not sponsor-driven. He’s subscription-driven."