Weddings, Country Music, and Cancel Culture Backlash

In this chapter, they discuss weddings and the humorous antics that often occur, particularly focusing on an uncle Joe who becomes intoxicated and dances to celebrate. They then shift to talk about the impact of country music on the culture wars and the anti-woke movement. They mention a song called 'Try That in a Small Town' and express frustration about only being legally allowed to play 30 seconds of it. They also discuss the controversy and backlash surrounding the song, with some accusing it of being divisive and racist. They argue against this interpretation, emphasizing that the intention of the song was not racist and criticizing the cancel culture attempts to boycott it.