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A new trend #RIPCartoonNetwork on X sparked widespread speculation of the channel shutting down, making millennials feel like they are losing a beloved piece of their childhood nostalgia

#RIPCartoonNetwork goes viral; is Cartoon Network really shutting down?

A new trend #RIPCartoonNetwork on X sparked widespread speculation of the channel shutting down, making millennials feel like they are losing a beloved piece of their childhood nostalgia

Known for famous shows like Tom and Jerry, Dexter's Laboratory, The Powerpuff Girls among others, Cartoon Network has been an integral part of every 90s kid&rsquo;s childhood. A new trend #RIPCartoonNetwork on X sparked widespread speculation of the channel shutting down, making millennials feel like they are losing a beloved piece of their childhood nostalgia.But, reports say that Cartoon Network is not shutting down. The trend began after the X handle Animation Workers Ignited posted a montage video with the message &ldquo;Cartoon Network is dead?&rdquo; The post was meant to highlight the challenges faced by animators within the industry, such as layoffs and financial instability in other studios. The video claimed that several animators have been unemployed for over a year amid unprecedented job losses. As the video continued, it said and I quote "That's right, when COVID first hit, animation was able to operate completely remotely." The clip, which has already amassed 5 million views, inspired users to share short clips from their favorite episodes. While one user mentioned and I quote 'Its sad to see the most iconic building in everybody&rsquo;s childhood. Rest in peace cartoon network studios. So weird and painful to say goodbye to an iconic piece of history. 
Thanks for the memories'. Another user wrote, &ldquo;It is really end of era on the iconic childhood memories in Cartoon Network.&rdquo;Meanwhile, Cartoon Network has not issued any statement surrounding this issue.

Soon after reports surfaced claiming that Cartoon Network is shutting down, the channel dropped a tweet saying, ‘we’re not dead’. 

Cartoon Network shuts down rumours, says, ‘We’re not dead, not going anywhere’ after #RIPCartoonNetwork trends on social media  

Warner Bros. Animation and Cartoon Network Studios will consolidate their animation teams as part of a 'strategic realignment' for Warner Bros Discovery.

Cartoon Network shut down rumours, says, ‘We’re not dead, not going anywhere’ after #RIPCartoonNetwork trends on social media  

Soon after reports surfaced claiming that Cartoon Network is shutting down, the channel dropped a tweet saying, &lsquo;we&rsquo;re not dead&rsquo;.

Cartoon Network is special to almost every 90s kids who grew up watching shows like 'Dexter's Laboratory', 'The Powerpuff Girls', and 'Scooby-Doo'. Following the news of Cartoon Network's merger with Warner Bros Animation, several social media users paid tribute to the beloved channel, which was founded on October 1, 1992, and recalled the iconic shows they watched on the channel. &lsquo;RIP Cartoon Network&rsquo; trended on the internet, after which the channel issued a clarification, saying that it is not dead and it is not going anywhere.&nbsp;
 &ldquo;Y&rsquo;all we're not dead, we're just turning 30. To our fans: We're not going anywhere. We have been and will always be your home for beloved, innovative cartoons. More to come soon! #CartoonNetwork #CN30 #30andthriving #CartoonNetworkStudios #FridayFeeling #FridayVibes,&rdquo; tweeted Cartoon Network.
 The tweet further read, &lsquo;When the internet says you're dead but you're sitting here like.' According to Collider, Warner Bros. Animation and Cartoon Network Studios will consolidate their animation teams as part of a 'strategic realignment' for Warner Bros Discovery.
 According to ABC News, Warner Bros. Television Group (WBTVG) on Tuesday announced that they were cutting 26 percent of workforce, for a total of 125 positions, across scripted, unscripted, and animation.
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To celebrate US Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris' victory, American cable television network Cartoon Network created a PowerPuff Girl inspired by her.
Posted on their social media handles, it congratulated Harris on her historic win and thanked her for being an inspiration to girls all over the world.
The special animation, which shows the girl wearing a US flag badge on a navy blue suit, was a big hit among netizens, who lauded the PowerPuff variation!

Cartoon Network's unique congratulatory message for Kamala Harris

To celebrate US Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris' victory, Cartoon Network created a PowerPuff Girl inspired by her.

To celebrate US Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris' victory, American cable television network Cartoon Network created a PowerPuff Girl inspired by her.
Posted on their social media handles, it congratulated Harris on her historic win and thanked her for being an inspiration to girls all over the world.
The special animation, which shows the girl wearing a US flag badge on a navy blue suit, was a big hit among netizens, who lauded the PowerPuff variation!

To celebrate US Vice President-elect Kamala Harris' victory, American cable television network Cartoon Network created a PowerPuff Girl inspired by her.
Posted on their social media handles, it congratulated Harris on her historic win and thanked her for being an inspiration to girls all over the world.
The special animation, which shows the girl wearing a US flag badge on a navy blue suit, was a big hit among netizens, who lauded the PowerPuff variation!

TV channels HBO & WB to be discontinued in India, here's why

WarnerMedia&nbsp;has announced its decision&nbsp;to&nbsp;discontinue its film&nbsp;and entertainment channels HBO and WB in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Maldives from December 15.&nbsp;
Issuing a statement company said it decided to close the channels due to a dramatic market shift in the pay of the TV industry.
The report adds that&nbsp;WarnerMedia will continue to offer Pogo and Cartoon Network in India and distribute CNN International.

Here's why TV channels HBO & WB to be discontinued in India

HBO, WB channels to be discontinued in India
WarnerMedia&nbsp;to close channels due to market shift

WarnerMedia&nbsp;has announced its decision&nbsp;to&nbsp;discontinue its film&nbsp;and entertainment channels HBO and WB in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Maldives from December 15.&nbsp;
Issuing a statement, the company said it decided to close the channels due to a dramatic market shift in the pay of the TV industry.
WarnerMedia will continue to offer Pogo and Cartoon Network in India and distribute CNN International.

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