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So he's not a real redneck because ... he's from Nebraska?!?

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Dude, seriously ... have you never been to Nebraska?

I have never been to Nebraska. I wasn't insinuating that Nebraska was a redneck free state. However, most people associate "redneck" with southern states, right? Would you deny that as a fact? Last time I checked Nebraska wasn't a southern state. Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't Nebraska located in the Central United States?

According to Wikipedia's definition of a redneck (2007):
In modern usage, redneck predominantly refers to a particular stereotype of whites from the Southern United States. The word can be used either as a pejorative or as a matter of pride, depending on context. See also Hillbilly

I think my interpretation of a redneck is slightly different than yours. When I think of redneck, I associate it with someone with a strong southern drawl to their accent.

To my knowledge people in Nebraska don't have a southern drawl.

Sure, Dan/Larry might be from Nebraska, he might have 6 shotguns in the window of his 74 pickup, drink 3 cases of beer daily, and killed numerous 15 point + buck's. However, with that accent, at best, I label him a funny talking country boy.

Is the accent used in the early videos the typical sounding accent that you would hear in the majority of Nebraska? If so, there are very few rednecks(by my definition) in Nebraska.