The uproar began with a social media post that circulated a video proclaiming, “Cartoon Network is essentially dead,” and suggesting other animation studios could face similar fates. The video highlighted the plight of animation workers, many of whom remain unemployed despite their crucial role in sustaining the industry through remote work during the pandemic.
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According to the video, studios responded by canceling projects, outsourcing jobs, and laying off staff to cut costs and benefit executives financially. It urged social media users to raise awareness by sharing their favorite Cartoon Network shows using the hashtag #RIPCartoonNetwork and to follow the account for further support initiatives.
The post emphasized the endangered state of animation and called on viewers to advocate for its preservation.
