Oh, by all means, elucidate.
Lets think about the ratchet white chicks I stan:
Lil' Debbie
Miley Cyrus
Iggy Azealia
Brooke Candy
What do all these girls have in common?
They're living the life that they're propagating in their art. And I can see you now, immediately ready to laugh at the idea, but think about it? Have you ever lived in the Bay Area (where White Girl Mob came from and Iggy Azealia lived in for a time)? I have. Have you ever living on the East Coast? I currently do. And do you know what I see? White kids in snap-backs, hoodies and retro caps. Wearing gold chains and hanging out in abandoned lots near the river in their "pimped out" cars blasting rap music. As ridiculous as you think the idea is, we now live in a society where "urban" culture has been exposed long enough that its completely infiltrated society and you DO have non-black faces who are growing up in it. And maybe they don't have as clear an understanding of where it comes from, but in their eyes they don't have to: like American blue jeans, it's just what they know.
I like Lil' Debbie, not just because she's awesomely bad, but because I grew up in the Bay Area. I know that scene. I KNOW girls like Lil' Debbie. And you may not respect it, but it's real. It's a part of American culture and it exists.
I like Iggy Azealia because, even though she didn't grow up in the hood, she's always expressed a kinship with the culture, and I have no reason to find it false because it's all that she's immersed herself in from the moment she moved to the US, years before she popped off.
But Taylor? No. She's is the EPITOME of the "tee-hee!" white girl who knows jack shit about urban culture. Doesn't WANT to know jack shit about urban culture. Doesn't ACTUALLY LIVE urban culture. She's just trying it on to "laugh at herself" and then immediately returning to her whiteness (which she LITERALLY does in the end of the video). I can't respect that.