low·brow 
/ˈloʊˌbraʊ/ adjective
/ˈloʊˌbraʊ/ adjective [more lowbrow; most lowbrow] often disapproving : not interested in serious art, literature, ideas, etc.
▪ The movie's humor is clearly meant for a lowbrow audience. : relating to or intended for people who are not interested in serious art, literature, ideas, etc. ▪ lowbrow humor ▪ a lowbrow comedy — compare highbrow, middlebrow
▪ The movie's humor is clearly meant for a lowbrow audience. : relating to or intended for people who are not interested in serious art, literature, ideas, etc. ▪ lowbrow humor ▪ a lowbrow comedy — compare highbrow, middlebrow
— lowbrow noun, plural lowbrows [count]
▪ Critics have dismissed him as a lowbrow.
▪ Critics have dismissed him as a lowbrow.
