You sir are a genius

Ayyyyy

9999 iq

🤣

Big brain time

Sal 😂😂😂

Lol

Sal making him tonights biggest loser

no, his chair is on the wall, you're seeing the floor.

@@Ray-mw1fx 😱

hahahahaha relatable

SAME

😂😂 alway skip

Lmfao same

Hahahhaahha

Thank God for people like you !

Lithium 1428 that’s why he said, “condensed.”

@@LithiumBC no, my guy, the brain that you have inside your head is useless

When you learned how to subtract before adding.....and you still are in advanced math.....and hate finals...lollll

@@LithiumBC these are called summary guys, don't you know, pal?

😂

Newbie buddies?

😂😂

Me trying to spell sorround

im trying to relearn guitar... except take out the re. i only know three chords 😭😭 i dont even know the names of them... also ive had this guitar for two years but it was too hard so i quit lmao

Well i got that one down

@@xxnelliexx playing guitar at 3am

Solid advice

I like this step best

I can relate so muchh😔

Lmao, I can’t believe you saw that. Too funny.

So he sits on the wall

That makes lots of sense actually XD A very skilled guitarist

@@hardtimez9199 he just read the top rated comment and said the joke a different way

😆🙄😱

Putin. I agree and I’ve been thinking about that a lot. Amazing times. Almost overwhelmingly so.

Surely I'm not the only person to find it highly ironic that somebody who calls himself "Putin" (and how the heck did you pull that off?>) is extolling the virtue of knowledge being shared here, when the ACTUAL Putin is a master of spreading DISinformation!

@@cantseenothing Relax man it's just some guy using a pseudonym and expressing his observation of this video. While at the same time sort of being a troll, but like a friendly troll.

@@cantseenothing mate I wouldn't think that far into it lol. I made this account like 5 years ago when I was like 15 and at the time the "funny thing to do" was everyone was making fake profiles of presidents famous people and shit and I thought putin would be a funny one cos you see pics of him riding horses and shit lol. Doesn't mean anything. You sound like your mind is caught up in politics, i could be wrong though.

Druggies are so proud of themselves...

👍

Yes, ive been seeing this more and more recently, and i have developed a rhythm which i think has likely never been done before.

Dunning-Kruger effect

This applies to everything 😉

Masterfully said. I feel like this applies to most things in life.

gl my dude!!!

Same bro

What did you get?

@@perpetualvision394 pawn shop special, lol. A Standard series strat, $80 and an $80 amp. Some buddies of mine play, they came by, said I didn't get hurt, lol. Have a great day.

Roma Holcomb how’s the first month of playing?

My weakness is about my right hand picking. Lately I tried some tips that land my right hand on the bridge but some how it is kinda uncomfortable, when going down to 5th and 6th string. Did you have any video mention about or tip for me? Very grateful if you can give me any idea

Can you do a tutorial on locked out of heaven by bruno mars

Hey!!! you made our list of excellent teachers on KZfaq! Thanks for your great lessons! Please gimme 60 secs lol - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rLNnic-lxsm3YZc.html

You could have saved 35 years by going to GIT for 2 years full time in the early '90s ... Why did you need me to tell you that!?

What was that verb in intro! Loved it!

Clayton McDonald good stuff man, i’m 19 and at the start of my journey. i hope i can keep my motivation to play for as long as you! cheers

@@GMorR08It can be hard to want to practice. I took some advice, and picked my favorite player's (RR), and learned some techniques from each. Then I can use them to make my own style, and finally can also play riffs I have loved since I was a kid. There's only a few teacher's on KZfaq that care enough to teach correctly. Good luck man.

@@GMorR08 How is your practicing going? Cheers

@@claytonmcdonald9520 can you recommend some youtube teachers?

Clayton McDonald would you mind telling what those teachers are

Same here 😂

Literally me. I was taught piano as a kid then last year someone introduced me to the bass. Now I'm trying to learn electric guitar when I should stick with first trying to master one instrument

Me to I love so many types of music

The problem is people compare themselves with others on you tube.

Same lol I play an acoustic guitar and want to learn every song ever but I also want to learn electric guitar and piano

I have folks in their 80s that are just getting started. www.yourguitarsage.com/30

@@yourguitarsage wow that’s really cool!! And very helpful, i just really need to ditch the ‘im gonna give up at everything i’m not immediately good at’ mentality

@Nikki E. you’re definitely right! I think social media plays a big part in that mentality for me. There’s this pressure to be highly successful at something at such a young age, cause you don’t see just how much time and patience and dedication it took for people to get to that point. I need to adjust the way i think.

This is me, I neglected my love for music and regretting that I’m learning late when I had the chance

Haruna Ono from Scandal was 18 when she first picked up a guitar. Scandal’s 15-year anniversary is in August. Miku Kobato started the band Band-Maid at 19 or 20 without ever having touched a guitar. She’s been a professional guitarist touring all over the world for 7 or 8 years now. I got my first guitar for my 16th birthday. That was 20 years ago. I started by printing out a guitar tab for a Blink-182 song I wanted to play and I practiced it until I could play it. And then I kept practicing until I got faster. It probably took me about a week. And then I printed out more tabs to learn more songs. I was playing very simple pop punk, but at least I was playing guitar. Just pick up the guitar and start learning something. The more you do it, the easier it becomes.

thought i was the only one

Ahahaahahahaahhahaaa... spot on!

looks like james hetfield and sounds like ryan renolds

Ben affleck

hatfield but plays blues

Good enough reason!

For me it’s because I got one for Christmas so now I have to

@@rozellelove now you can play to pass time during covd19

rozellelove don’t put it that way though, if you change your attitude to “want” instead of “have to” some really great things can happen lol

Meeeee XD

🤟🤟🤟

Nita Strauss( master shredder )from Alice Cooper has an online course that’s not too expensive. It’s called www.iwanttoplayguitar.com. You may want to check it out and see if it’s for you.

You Go!!!!!! Good luck!! 🍀👍🏼

Hows it going so far

Good luck. I haven't played 🎸 for a year now.😥

@@solomonstello go play then cuh

Me too brother

I just want to become a decent rhythm player and write songs

So you do t aspire to true greatness like David Gilmour?

You will rock!

Jimmy hendrix

Well, to me it's hard to know the why... Have you picked yours ?

And yes , it IS a great great advice

How do you practice "interval recognition"?

S Userman I suggest that if you don't have someone else to assist you with ear training: Close your eyes and play any 2 notes on a keyboard (within 2 octaves), decide what interval you think it is, then open your eyes to check your answer.

@@joshuamarks1129 if it's on thr guitar isn't it better to use the guitar?

That is not the correct order he gave. He said learn things in "The Correct Order" that must be the name of a book. Unless he meant the correct order as in the best way so the best way is the correct order which leads you to improve which reveals the correct order cause that's the best way. Simple. I feel like I just improved already.

Boathousedave Lol i don't believe the correct order was meant to refer us to a book, it's far too general. The For Dummies series is pretty good though, check that out

😂👍

So many opportunities to take advantage of

That dedication!

Mike Miller what’s the guitar called

MonkeyKingVexx It’s a fender strat with a sunburst finish

@@psychonaut12 My dad just got that same guitar from the pawn shop. I love it

MonkeyKingVexx its called Ibanez ES 335 djent version archtop

Only the most popular guitar of all time. (I also own a strat)

triggerfish66 honestly it’s the best way to learn. When I first picked up the guitar I practiced with this dude who had been playing for over 30 years, was in several bands and played in front of huge crowds. All we did was jam for an hour or two but I learned more playing with him than I ever did on my own or with an instructor or online

Thank you, Nick. 🙏

👍 www.yourguitarsage.com/30

🙏

Moses, that is the kindest message ever. Thank you so much for sharing it with me.

You CAN play with other people, and you won't get better until you do. It's a jump for sure, but even if you have the most bare fundamentals of the instrument you can jam. It'll make you a better player.

Thank you Gene 🙏

Maybe you're supposed to have one. 😉🤣

Xavier is that you

💪 www.yourguitarsage.com/30

Mac & Cheese I came up with one for it: even assholes don’t get buttfucked daily. Ha Iv been trying to forget that one, but it’s stuck. 😂

i remember it by: Eddie Ate Dynamite. Good Bye Eddie.

Mac & Cheese my dad taught me: eat a darn good breakfast everyday🤣

Every afternoon, Dave Grohl boils eggs

Even after dinner giant boys eats I'm a glutton so this was easy for me to remember

So kind of you Frank. Thank you so much. I truly, truly appreciate that. That is a great idea my friend.

🙏

So it’s been a year now, how is it going?

@@diana-cy4kj I bought a cheap beginner Tele style guitar for £59, picks, a tuner, and a headphone amp, let’s say a year ago today (May). I remember that it felt so alien when I first held it. The ‘fret sprout’ meant I needed to order something to sand down the sides if neck, which was easily done. Even until today, I mostly practice without any amp in a quiet room. I hadn’t imagined how audible the strings alone would be. Amplification does let you hear all the mistakes/extra noise you make clearer, though. My general attitude going in was that I’d be mostly working on dexterity, scales/learning the neck, and timing. Because of this I wasn’t that concerned with anything sounding great or learning songs. Fender were offering 3 months of Fender Play, so I got that in July after using KZfaq for basics. The tutorials are way more efficient that wading through youtubers marketing themselves, for a beginners anyway. I learned that all the progress I make will depend on how much I practice, so the app was simply good for showing me that I couldn’t skip forward without mastering basic techniques. And I’ve learned that a simple notebook 📓 is necessary for me to progress fastest, because there’s no way that I can remember every kernel of knowledge, plus re-articulating adds to my understanding. I hadn’t picked up the guitar for all of January through to sometime in April after somebody I was seeing told me she thought it was a waste of time. I disagreed, but it still worked in putting me off. That conversation killed my infatuation with her too, so that was an upside. Somebody super cool told me to get back on it, and in April added me to their SimplyGuitar account. I blew the literal dust off, and was able to compare my basic agility to when I first held it 11 months before, and saw how far I’d actually come. It was harder to see back when I was moving from challenge to challenge. Also, I can hear loads more details in records now. I can hear strum patterns, picture hand movements-love that part. I revised my left and right hand exercises, and for the last few weeks I’ve been really into getting more agile again. I can play some riffs that I did through the apps, but can’t play any chord-changing sequences while keeping time. I still consider myself a beginner, and I’m aware I need an in person teacher now, (and will get one soonish,) but I feel like I’m on pace.

I get it! Here is a link for free access to do all that my friend. www.yourguitarsage.com/30

MEEE

SAME

HAHAHA YES

Am I the only who got a guitar because of anime ops and themes. Like I don't really like singing and rock and stuff like that but when anime ops come into the question I am the biggest fan??

ItzMe BRO MEEEE and my parents are mad at me for it😂😂

makes sense since you're watching learning to play guitar vids!

Do it! challenge yourself!

Do it man , it’s a sign 🤘🏻🕶

Honestly just go for it since u are already here

Do it, DO IT!

I love that, Divine! 🙏🙌🔥

Hectic Hive the chord progression is the sequence of chords in the song that make up the rhythym guitar..it may be distinct for the chorus, bridge etc., and can be as simple as A C D or Am7 A7b5 G#9 etc etc

OCEAN Man how long does it take to learn piano? I wanna know how to play the new stuff and not those hard classical songs

I’m the same way, almost 10 years of lessons since I was a kid, got pretty good and thought guitar would come easy

I can relate somewhat lol

Bro I’m trying to learn guitar and I’m a trombone player

🙏thank you Simon.

Simon Templar Good call, Saint

tell me if you find it

Thank you, friend! 🤗🙏

but how did you get yourself to actually play for them?

MEME REVIE I do not ask people if I can play for them, except for my close friends or family. But e.g. I say to people I know from business or trainings or sports: e.g. I have written a love song for this or that person“ and then they are normally curious and want to hear it. Especially if I play it with other people together they know. Of course then I also play other pieces they might know. Hendrix, Clapton, Flamenco or even Beethoven or seldom 16 Century Music for fun.