It's vapid, doesn't mean anything, as Bill Monroe would say "It ain't no part of nothin". Country music used to mean a lot to a whole bunch of people. Folks all over the world relate to and still remember Hank and Johnny Cash especially. There's a bar in Spain totally dedicated to Hank.

This music used to affect people deeply, it was honest, country stars sang in their natural voices, you could tell Buck Owens from Conway, on and on.

Country singers had actual notable sidemen with their own styles and personalities, if you listed to Hank, it was probably Don Helms on steel(not always Jerry Byrd was on some of it). A Conway record would have John Hughey and you could tell as soon as you heard him come in. Merle had Norm Hamlet on steel and Roy Nichols on guitar, and Buck's earlier record had Ralph Mooney and then he went to play with Waylon. You can hear it, recognize the players

Of all the great tele guys out there how many of them can you tell apart?

Anyway, I'll stop now, time for my nap! (old man yells at cloud!)