Why do people who listen to rock often call folk songs sb?

Good music works can be interpreted by folk songs and rock, without laughing at each other.

In fact, it should be: "Folk songs say rock is stupid": Rock says folk songs are 13.

Tearing each other, it should mean that folk songs ridicule the lack of culture of rock and roll, and only pay attention to singing, arrangement, stage layout and costume modeling, while the lyrics and songs are flashy and too commercialized (Kiss band, iggy pop, etc. ), because folk songs are narrative, the story is greater than the form, and a guitar and a harmonica can nag for more than ten minutes. The son of Woody Guthrie (Bob Dylan's mentor) sang the song Alice Hotel.

Rock ridiculed folk costume 13 because in their eyes, folk singers just pretend to be intellectuals and write obscure, abstruse, rhyming and metaphorical narrative songs, instead of high-pitched and ugly tunes, and they can only perform in small theaters, not in stadiums (Tomwitz usually gives concerts in auditoriums and concert halls), and their audience is limited.

Masters can control it, such as Bob Dylan, Nerian, Lyle Onda, Cohen, Tomwitz, Mark Knopfler, the lead singer of the horror channel, and Lou Lide, the lead singer of underground velvet.