Why was 90s Country so based?

What was it? The good economy? 90s Country was just so damn upbeat. Lots of blues and rock n roll influence.

Modern country may as well be R&B for rednecks.

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it took me a while to get used to since i like 60s/70s the best, a lil cheesy but it's fine. they always had their relatable ballads too
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>Modern country may as well be R&B for rednecks.
Rednecks don't listen to country. The primary demographic of country music is middle class white girls who own a truck, they live suburban but say they're rural

I'd like to know myself. 90s country gets more based the older I get and more beer I drink.

Can confirm for partially true. Rednecks listen to deathcore mallcore metalcore.

Can confirm 90s country was maximum comfy

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This is actually a half-decent country song. It's a shame what most of Toby Keith's music ended up sounding like. Also, country was already well dead by the 90s.

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Alt-Country is the only good country

childish opinion
flat-out wrong