Why are some crosstalk and sketches with vulgar themes so popular among some people?

After reading everyone’s answers, I still feel that they are not enough. Let me tell you something.

The subject’s question: “Why are some crosstalk and sketches with vulgar themes so popular among some people?”

Are these cross talk and sketches really vulgar? Or is it just "you think" vulgar.

Speaker, are you really an elegant person? Or just "you think" you are elegant.

In life, don’t you need to eat, drink, and have sex? Don’t you have sex with your wife? Don’t you tell dirty jokes to your colleagues?

Lao Guo said in "You Be Elegance": "There are two kinds of people. One kind of people likes Guo Degang, and there is nothing wrong with that; the second kind of people don't like Guo Degang, and there is nothing wrong with that. But the second kind of people do not like Guo Degang, and there is nothing wrong with that." People of this kind think that they are more elegant than those of the first type, which is wrong."

"Elegance is not pretending, Sun Tzu is."

That's right. Maybe, the questioner, you just think these crosstalks are vulgar just to show off your elegance and seriousness.

Crosstalk is the art of language and comedy. Looking at ancient times and modern times, the elements that make people laugh are pretty much the same. The techniques and materials used in cross talk can be used in comedy movies, dramas, novels, and jokes. Is cross talk the most powerful? Is it because the crosstalk actors’ portrayal skills are too strong?

What's more, compared to movies, crosstalk is much more civilized. Why doesn't anyone say that Stephen Chow's movies are vulgar? Let’s give some examples below.

In Stephen Chow's classic movie "The King of Comedy", Yin Tienchou's nose almost flowed into Karen Mok's mouth. This scene is talked about by many people. According to your standards for cross talk, is this scene civilized? The crosstalk actors are just portraying words, and they acted out this scene, with snot waving around.

It is also Stephen Chow's movie, "The Deadly Grass". In the film, defecation, urination, buttocks and anus, and all elements that can make people physically uncomfortable are processed into jokes. Questioner, do you think it’s civilized?

Many people enjoy watching passionate action movies from island countries when they are sneaking alone, but they cannot accept the dirty jokes in cross talk; they tell dirty jokes every day with their gay friends, but feel that Deyun The company’s baggage is so dirty.

The subject, you use completely different criteria for judging literature and life, cross talk, sketches, movies, music, and literature. This is a matter of your own inner cultivation.

As the saying goes, looking at a mountain is not a mountain; looking at a mountain is still a mountain.

It’s like some rock singers look down on Internet singers, just to show off. To be honest, I quite like Phoenix Legend and Da Zhangwei right now.