The rap/country part does sound less iconoclastic and more like a common attitude about music from the 1990s frozen in place since then. I'd give him the benef

The rap/country part does sound less iconoclastic and more like a common attitude about music from the 1990s frozen in place since then. I'd give him the benefit of the doubt that there's no racism behind it. But I struggle to see how wearing t-shirts lacks dignity while calling it "c..rap" music doesn't.