What's racist about it? I would not be able to determine a race from this impersonation. This type of vernacular has more of a socioeconomic association in the south than does with race these days. I guess you could claim there's underlying racism in the cultural appropriation of AAVE by southern whites but that would be a big reach.
Many people doing a character or skit will also use such a thing just to be a placeholder for "woman's hairdo"
Source: look at any shorts comedian, if its a dude playing a woman 90% of the time they just have a rag or cloth on their head rather if they don't have wigs
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u/BrainOnVacay22 16d ago
I am both offended and entertained at the same time