No, because there's more dumb people than smart people!
I think it could be because of the larger fan group of punk music fans rather than metal. I like both but i think the new generation prefers punk. because they haven't made that catagorie yet...try requesting one...if not they will eventruely..
Hardcore Metal isn't a genre. Hardcore Punk is derived from Punk Rock, and has been influential in the developmental progression of Metal. Goth Rock and Goth Metal are not the same. Gothic Rock is derived from the Post-Punk movement, Goth Metal.. really, it's more a theme than a genre. Neither one is the same as Hardcore.
They are more pop-punk than punk.
Most people can tell the difference but I would suggest (as a very broad generalisation) punk tends to be faster and the lyrics more political whereas metal tends to be heavier and slower with more solos but like I say, some punk bands combine metal styles and some metal bands use punk drum beats/lyrical styling etc
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yes there are more Louisville fans than Kentucky
Grind goes high and low at times -- same as powerviolence; punk is just "punky" but with a "metal" tone to it.
Yes; he has more than 8 million fans!
Probably more Yankees fans because they have more wins then Boston.
Yah Right lol There are way more footballfans then hockey fans
more than 9 millions fans
This isn't even a question, it's an opinion. The closest answer to the truth is that lyrical Intelligence varies from band to band, across both genres. Some Heavy Metal bands make strong political statements in their songs, and can write very poetic and image-conjuring lyrics. The same can be said about certain Punk rock bands as well, often leaning much further towards Politcally-charged lyrics, though nowadays modern Hardcore Punk (the predominant genre of the 21st century considered "True" punk), can use a mixture of both, but intelligence can range from Thug, street-gang intellect to artistic-poetic intelligence. Heavy Metal I would personally say is the more intelligent genre, simply because the lyrics often cover a much wider range of topics, while still being able to cover the topics Punk rock does as well. The musicianship of Heavy Metal artists is usually more talented and trained than that of Punk Rock artists, but that is Subgenre specific (Sludge Metal being a relatively untalented Metal Genre, vs. Technical Death Metal---the name speaks for itself)