Taking their sights off of President Donald Trump for a second, it appears the PC culture that has dug itself into American society has a new enemy and it isn’t a politician. It isn’t even Kayne West who is supposedly still running for office because a high power told him too. No, PC culture decided to rain on country singer Jason Aldean’s family day at the happiest place on earth.

Given the pandemic stalled one of the strongest economies in history, Aldean and his wife, Brittany, decided to take a trip to Disney World. The park has recently opened to guests who obey the strict guidelines put in place for social distancing. While at the park, Aldean and his family decided to stop and take a family picture. The country singer would later post the picture on social media. That is when PC got involved. Watch Below.

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As you can see, the picture consists of a husband, wife, son, and three daughters. Nothing seems to be out of the normal other than the fact that none of them are wearing masks. Even Aldean captioned the picture with, “Perfect day. There is Nothing like seeing ur kids faces when u walk in that place.”

Topping off the end of a great day, Aldean just wanted to share a moment with his fans. Well, some of those fans seemed to take offense to the singer and family. One even said, “Wtf are your masks? Everyone is required to wear them? WTH who do you think you are? I’ll never buy your music ever!!!”

Not knowing the story behind the picture, Aldean clarified what he shouldn’t have to in another post. He said, “Chill out lady. They are in our pocket. We took them off for 5 seconds to take the pic. Believe me, Disney didn’t give us a ‘free pass’ not to wear them. We had them on all day just like everybody else.”

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It should also be noted that in a recent interview, Jason Aldean said he rather enjoyed wearing the masks out in public. While it can be distracting and somewhat of a pain to manage, Aldean said, “The mask, as much as I hate ’em, has been kind of cool because you kind of blend in with everybody else.”