This final paper deals with the phenomenon of cancel culture, a new cultural trend which has emerged in the last few years in the USA and spread its impact all over the globe. Due to spread of cancel culture, it is important to examine student attitudes towards modern phenomenon such as this one in order to get a deeper inspection into student values. It was sought to get an insight into attitudes of students about cancel culture and to examine the relation of attitudes with values and cultural capital of subjects. The research was conducted on a sample of 151 students. For this research, a questionnaire which examined students’ attitudes had been constructed, alongside with chosen indicators of cultural capital and values. Results of the research showed that there is no difference in attitudes towards cancel culture in regard to values. For examining relation of attitudes towards cancel culture and values, postmaterialism index had been created. Outcomes of the research show that values display the least statistically significant difference in relation to analyzing attitudes towards cancel culture. Statistically significant difference had only been found towards one genre and therefore, the hypothesis was rejected. On the other hand, there have been found statistically significant differences considering attendance of musical contents, religiosity and sex of participants. Based on the given results, it can be concluded that participant values are not the key factor in forming attitudes towards cancel culture, but rather attitudes towards the phenomenon of cancel culture are mostly influenced by attendance of musical contents, religiosity and sex.