Comparative form of folksey; more simple, unpretentious, and familiar than something else.
Folksey + -er comparative suffix. Standard formation of the comparative degree for adjectives ending in -y.
When we say something is 'folksier' than something else, we're making a judgment about authenticity and class—calling something 'folksy' can be respectful or subtly condescending depending on tone of voice.
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