Not really. Most musicians talk a big game about bucking the system, use porn stars for their art, offensive language or imagery; they're all rebels and lovers and freedom fighters, but that's all it is, talk. Metallica was furious that their fans could listen to their music for free on Youtube without paying for it. The Beatles preached a world of love, but John Lennon beat women pretty regularly. Rage against the Machine LITERALLY told their fans to disobey and distrust the government, then verbally attacked anyone who didn't get a vaccine last year.
My point is artists aren't known for their morality. Which makes sense, in many ways a strict code of scruples or a strong disgust metric hinders art. So don't expect a lot of integrity from the kind of people it really doesn't resonate with. They're looking out for themselves, first and foremost. If this makes them look bad, they aren't going to take a stand and risk social disapproval*. Its been a real problem for our society since we shifted from dignity culture.
*the disapproval of others is the worst possible thing to ever happen to you or anyone in history. Obviously.
