Who do you think he's appealing to, brehs?
Young aged, low income teenagers/young adults who see the 0 Down and think they're getting a good deal.
The whip and nae nae was to draw attention with a referential trend and the dancing was done to make him seem lamer but also more vulnerable / approachable while being easy-going.
This is more marketing towards low income or financially unprepared youth than racism, Breh.
It was racist and perpetuating negative stereo types in the black community.