It's not 'cancel culture'. That's a term for people who don't like it when their audience turns away in disgust. In this case it was obviously performative since his fans seem to have gotten over what he did to women (gee thanks), but when some people are disgusted by what a performer does in his personal life, they have a right not to turn up to his shows. When it's egregious, it's hard to separate the performer from the private person, especially when those people use their power and fame to do what they do. Can't have your cake and eat it.