The country music community is still recovering from the great authenticity debate of this past summer, which found artists like Charley Crockett , Gavin Adcock , and Zach Bryan engaging in an online battle royale to determine who is the most genuine country artist of all.

Joshua Hedley , a Florida native who began playing fiddle at age 8 and just released a stellar album of Western swing music called All Hat , can’t help but laugh at the whole brouhaha.

In his song “All Hat (No Cattle),” he pokes holes in the very idea. “I ain’t got no horse, I can’t rope or ride/but I got me a Stetson about four foot high,” he sings, admitting that he’s far from a cowpoke. “But that’s all right with me.”

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