FIRST TIME HEARING! Papa Roach - Last Resort | REACTION FROM THE POV OF A RAP FAN

[@TeddyGreyOS]

Which rock song am I reacting to next then? Suggestions below!

[@ShotonVampire71]

Withing Tempation! : songs like Angels, Where is the edge, Murder, Sinead, Shot in the Dark......and more. Sharon den Adels voice is angelic!

[@deen2960]

System of a Down - Toxicity, BYOB, Bounce Nirvana - Smells like teen spirit, something in the way Metallica - master of puppets Bad omens - Nowhere to go Bullet for my valentine - Worthless Slipknot - Killpop, psychosocial, Duality, Solway firth Killswitch engage - Alone I stand, Hate by design, Strength of the mind Five finger death punch - wrong side of heaven Babymetal (Japanese rock group) - metal kingdom, monochrome, headbanger, megitsune

[@zosha.]

System Of A Down... It's hard for me to choose one, maybe you should start with Toxicity because most of us discovered them with this one. But... gooosssh it's hard. I can't chose I just can't.

[@buckybeers]

Would love to see a reaction to literally any Sleep Token song!

[@majaresch5814]

you should react to 'make me wanna die' or 'just tonight' by the pretty reckless. like in evanescence there is a strong female lead vocalist. it also goes more into hard rock than metal.

[@AkitaSiffu]

Just going to say this, you understanding of the dissonance between the lyrics and the music being a mask is pretty much the embodiment of most of the rock/metal genre. A lot of it expresses pain and vulnerability in a more angry/distorted way.

[@joshuapilger8430]

It similar with Ska. Happy music with often times violent lyrics.

[@nealhale4290]

I would love for you to listen to" Bullet" by Hollywood undead it's superb the happiest emo song ever their song everywhere I go also amazing

[@ssarniguet9320]

now i get it, u just put it in words

[@cyxx414]

This this this!!

[@TheSweetieGamer]

Hah! Let him listen to Everclear - Father of Mine

[@michelefilener8998]

This song was released in 2000, and it was and has been one of the biggest rock songs of that decade. Papa Roach is still performing and releasing music, this will probably always remain their biggest hit. 🥰

[@satsunada]

.. and they are still amazing live.

[@johnevans8106]

I do love this song but scars is my favorite song by Papa roach

[@jessicacaleno1998]

Same ​@@johnevans8106

[@FiredUpKnifeandTool]

Yup and they recently butchered it ... the newest version of this song they recently released is a remix and its a fucking dumpster fire

[@davidfield6223]

Along with blow me way

[@GinaBCosplay]

Your realization at the end is essentially the explanation of all of metal music, my friend. It is all about letting out your feelings and emotions out because you resonate with that artist and lyrics, etc. I’ve been loving watching you react to these. I get very excited when you pop up in my feed with another rock reaction 😊

[@X_Y_Z12345]

Same

[@BellahMel07]

System of a down - Chop Suey / Toxicity Linkin Park - Numb / In the End Limp Bizkit - My Generation / Rollin Korn - Freak on a leash / Falling Away from me

[@Trends_with_benefits...]

I think he would also enjoy the "faith" cover by limp bizkit. Him being from the U.K., I'm sure he is familiar with the original version by George Michael...

[@lizc6946]

Fallen away from me ..i havent seen him react to that one yet

[@ianjardine7324]

Spot on understanding of a nu-metal classic. A lot of the best rock and metal is about releasing your pain and anger out into the world through singing screaming and moshing leaving behind a feeling of freedom and joy. It's like a doctor lancing a boil cleaning out the infection to promote healing.

[@BellahMel07]

Dammm teddy im living for this rock discovery especially those era the 2000's.. evanescence now papa roach😢 wow ! Im loving this right now keep on going ! Youll discover that rock as some really interesting lyricism and is closer to rap then you could imagine

[@Zabiru-]

Same. Born in 88 so these are my teens in music form right here

[@chonwarren9941]

This song has saved my life on many occasions when i was feeling extremely suicidal it has a very deep meaning to my life

[@Kakascrot]

I started playing guitar because my next door neighbour used to sit with his window open playing his guitar, he would play this riff constantly and that's what made me want to learn

[@Lers_780]

I always liked Papa Roach, but gained an even bigger appreciation when I saw them live for the first time. Jacoby is an animal and puts on one hell of a show!

[@Kiertiana]

I couldn't believe when he walked through the mosh pit and actually came up into the seated stands too! Only other artist I've ever seen do that was Jared Leto back on the Carnivores Tour with Linkin Park.

[@PugLifeProductions]

4:06 - It’s an electric guitar with distortion on it, this riff is a great warm up exercise, even if a tad of a pain in the ass when you’re rusty

[@XorroX_]

You hit the exact point for me. Emotional (metal) music is an outlet for SO much emotion to me. Being in a crowd full of people, you just KNOW they feel the same or at least get you... It just makes me feel good going to live shows even though it might be aggressive/emotional/depressing music. Greetings from Germany!♥

[@kyrasharp7048]

I appreciate your musicality. You hear the notes linearly, which I do too. I see them in my head and that's how I view them.

[@TeddyGreyOS]

Glad to find a kindred spirit!

[@tracker3]

You're spot on Teddy. lead guitar and bass behind it. Not a musician but pedals that change the guitar sound is a big thing

[@Fez135]

The muted version of the main guitar riff you're hearing is being played by the same person, on the same guitar. They're just muting the strings during the verse. You rest the meat of your picking hand across the strings, just enough to deaden the vibration so you can still make out the notes but the strings don't ring out like they would normally. It's a super common thing in metal, it's how you get that chuggy sound.

[@Vetionarian]

This song went so hard back in the day and now I just appreciate the message so much more. People struggle in silence far too often but people like Jacobi have been giving a voice to depression to those who suffer from suicidality. there's a lot of power from releasing the pain through music.

[@ninairizarry]

I truly believe you’d genuinely love Papa Roach if you reviewed more of their songs! 🙌🏼🔥

[@mikopolar9585]

This is the anthem of the people who are "lost" back in the day... This song is their light at the end of the tunnel...

[@austintyler7901]

Man, you are that guy. Those of us who scour reaction videos, looking for someone else who just fucking gets it, and the my want to find just one more person who does. You are that guy. Good on you mate, good on you.

[@Duke00x]

Papa Roch was part of the late 90s early 2000's NU-Metal trend. NU-Metal was a mix of metal, punk, hip hop/rap and sometimes pop. So if you react to more late 90s early 2000's music you will mostly find hip hop/rap and NU-Metal bands and so you will likely always find some hip hop/rap in all songs from that time frame and if you don't then it will likely be a rock/metal and punk mix or a punk and pop mix or a rock/metal and pop mix. There was other types of music at the time but that was the majority of the mist mainstream popular music at the time. On the country side at the time we had country rock with became big in the early/mid 90s but we also started to add hip hop and pop to country in the late 90s and early 2000's. So even country from that time could have hip hop mixed with it or even more some rock mixed with it or pop.

[@Duke00x]

Also if you couldn't tell pop music was big then as well. Remember the late 90s early 2000's was also peak boy band and Britney Spears and the like and even hip hop/rap had pop mixed with it and visa versa. Like the 60s there was a lot of cross genera experimentation and made the music hard to classified into a single genera of music.

[@BigBev121]

Im am so so here for this rock journey!!!!! Keep going down the rabbit hole, mate.

[@SeizeDaCarp]

I just saw Papa roach and Five Finger Death Punch in concert on Wednesday. Awesome shows!

[@dontcarebear4455]

Hi Teddy. Rock and metal are meant to make you think more so it's not surprising you're talking more. Please keep doing these metal reactions, you will discover so much more good music. This type of music lets you vent all the shit you have to keep inside in everyday life and I'm so glad I started listening to metal over 30 years ago (I'm so old and yes I loved this track when it first came out 😁)

[@wickedawfulgamer894]

You have so many options if you want to stay in the era of rock you've decided to jump into. Korn, Limp Bizkit, Stained, P.O.D., Three Doors Down. It's from my High School years so picking specific songs is very hard for me.

[@Cherubim2000]

Excellent analysis. I heard this song so many times and the lyrics are somewhat hidden behind this upbeat powerful instruments which screamed to me to wake up. I felt the sadness a bit, but only the Falling In Reverse version opened my eyes to the lyrics. Thanks for your review!

[@pringlebread4913]

I'm not really much of a rap/hip-hop enjoyer but I love when y'all examine rock/metal. Y'all look at more than the surface level that so many do. The lyrics of metal are equally if not more important than the music as the lyrics are the story being told or the emotions being felt. For many metal music and the aggression it has is therapeutic. Knowing that others feel the same way and having a way to express those feelings in a nondestructive way is important so thank you for being doing this justice.

[@chrislaudermilt7286]

When you put distortion on a guitar and crank the gain, combined with the right amount of reverb and some high-frequency pickups, you get that fuzzy and gritty sound. This was one of my favorite songs to play when I first started playing guitar in high school 17-ish years ago. Damn I feel old now…😅

[@april6058]

Enjoyed this reaction! Don’t let people get in your head- you do you!

[@genevievewooten9384]

You’re fantastic love! Rap/hip hop/R&B production is completely different than knowing instruments’ sounds and how they fit together. Your ability to acknowledge impressive tone, complex vocal change, and amazing lyricism is on point. Anyone who gives you a hard time about whether or not you “air guitar” 😂 is someone who lives in a world the size of a show box and wants to criticize just to feel validated. Just know you’re fantastic! I adore the commentary and your deep dive of the lyrics. Keep doing you, love. Stay just the way you are

[@Mayhemzz]

Songs like this that deal with such heavy, personal topics got really popular because they said what so many of us were feeling growing up.

[@xRaiden1337x]

Stainds For you! Would mean the absolute world to me. 37 years old and I still get choked up listening to it 22 years after the first time I heard it. The music video gets to me too!

[@Va.nessa411]

I just love your reactions. They seem so pure and honest and i like how you can appreciate music that is diffrent from the genre you usually listen to. Also, it was not until today thst i realized the guitar in the verse rembles an ECG...pretty deep

[@obsoleteorange]

Teddy following the tone with his finger really accentuates how it is supposed to represent a heartbeat and it makes me happy to see! 1:13

[@tamarasouhrada1406]

And by the way Mr Teddy Grey ... Your interpretation of this song, is beautiful! And I love the reversal of you listening to falling in reverse and then this next, and still getting the same message from it.

[@KShiro-xb7sj]

Really good insights mate, I appreciate how you took a moment to go deeper into it, that music connected a lot of us who were feeling desperate and isolated and resonated with our experience, and this song never fails to move some stuff inside anytime I listen back to it

[@idique1]

Sleep Token - Ascensionism! It'll be an experience you'll never forget and might start you down another rabbit hole.

[@Isaog7]

Oh I love this song! And I'm surprised that you've never heard it before. It shows me how much you are opening up for other types of music and that it so so amazing. When I was young, all I listened to was metal, hardcore and punk rock. After I started my k-pop journey, I finally started to enjoy Hip Hop and it is now all over my playlist. Man, I'm excited for your upcoming videos😅

[@KayosHybrid]

Growing up I loved rock, metal and numetal and had no one I could relate to, it’s so cathartic and brings me so much joy seeing someone around my age and from the UK too who is really GETTING this music. It’s not just ‘screaming’ and ‘being angry’. It’s vicarious expression, it’s catharsis. This song has such painful lyrics but it’s angry, almost victorious and pushing back. It’s not despair in tone, it’s ‘I’m sick of this shit’. You can shake, mosh and headband it all out

[@cutebutevil7387]

This is my childhood. Love watching you discover a whole new genre. Btw, what you're hearing is heavy metal guitar. You'd be amazed at the sounds metal musicians can get out of a guitar.

[@shashankvijay2466]

5:15 it’s the riff played same but palm muted, that partially cuts out the guitar from ringing out

[@-Gurza-]

My favourite part of this song's arrangement is ironically near the end where, if you pay attention at 9:16 on the lyric "CAN'T," there's a note addition to the power chord that's usually strummed at this part of the chorus, which you can hear more clearly at 9:27

[@mack98ification]

P Roach is fantastic live. I feel like a live rock show will blow you away. We see you feel the music now- at a show it will find its way into your soul.

[@zcsapo2125]

The best description I think i have come across about the two versions is that this version is in the perspective of a teen who is angry and depressed while FIR is more of someone older that is just tired of the depression

[@CanadianRightsReviews]

Music IS cathartic, all music but especially rock. Even without lyrics. Guitars sing and cry, drums and bass rumble and beat and reflect what we are feeling and make us feel. You got it as you reveled at the end of the song.

[@miketsintziras503]

I grew up being a fan of Nu Metal, Punk/alternative, and rap but when I was 15-26 I was purely into rap but would still listen to the rock style songs alone but when I was 27 in 2015 my friend brought me to Rockfest in Montebello Quebec and I realized at that point they I was more into that music more than rap as I remembered all the songs from my early teen years and that was a moment where I truly found my identity as I wasn’t being myself for so long. If you go to a rock festival you might leave with a new favourite genre of music

[@philreed2241]

I constantly are amazed how insightful you are. Many songs I know and love you catch things I never did. You surprise ever time. Keep on keeping on! Love it

[@joeyo691]

The feeling everyone has felt when they’re at their absolute breaking point and snap..when you have had enough of feeling angry, unheard, sad, lost, confused, alone, hopeless or anything else..the feelings in those moments is what metal really captures that in my opinion many other genres cannot

[@Pirat3G4ming]

As a hiphop head, you should listen too Linkin Park next. It's a good mix of rock and hiphop! Also N 2 Gether Now by Limp Bizkit Ft Method Man / Red Man would be a good one for you! Fire reactions bro, Keep it up

[@deloresrobinson2828]

Classic! So glad you’ve watched this!

[@covrmeporkins38]

Since I didn't see anyone else address it: around the 5:20 mark of your video where you hear the supporting guitar riff in the background, what you're hearing is a technique called palm-muting. The guitarist is playing the same thing as he was before (he might have turned on some extra distortion idk) except he's using the palm of his pick-holding hand and placing it across the strings so they don't vibrate nearly as long. It causes that short, chuggy sound because the guitar still picks up the small amount of vibrations there are, but they're being stopped very quickly by the guitarist.

[@cjones87]

i do love how this version has the "bad" words censored but the entire song is about self harm and suicide.

[@Brickerbrack]

3:00 There's a Papa Roach poster because all these people that they're showing in the video are supposed to be their fans; you see as the camera zooms in and out on members of the audience then shows the individual in their room, to give you an insight as to who each of them are. (Which you nailed at the end... 😂) That "tall" poster is Metallica. 😜And I also see an NWA one near the ceiling...

[@paris2______]

Again, I still listen to this religiously. Shit from the early 2000s just hits different.

[@colleenpetty1468]

The cadence of the guitar is a heartbeat.

[@joachimmuller4930]

What you were talking about at the end of the video is actually a really important part of metal to a lot of people. Because everyone got their burden to bear, everyone needs to mask over it all day long. And there's always the thought, that your problems don't even matter in comparison to what others are facing. And you would certainly not let anything out, be it not to hurt others or not to get hurt yourself. For a lot of people (or at least for me), being at a concert or a festival is an opportunity to escape all that. When you put on your bandana to protect against the dust, you also take off the mask that protects you from other's judgement. I've gone through all kinds of emotion in the pit. I've had mental breakdowns, bursting in tears in the middle of a song. I have jumped right into three guys who were taller than me, just because the song that was playing unleashed an anger inside me that I had been suppressing. Also, I've been hopping up and down to a party song (shoutout to electric callboy) or screamed out my lungs to an anti-fascist fight-song. I can personally say that the mosh-pit is the best therapy I've ever had. Going in with depression, hatred, sorrow and whatever, and coming out with a bloody nose, scratches on the arms but a big ass fucking smile.

[@DarlaAnne]

Watching your reaction to the beginning of this song was awesome! LOVE the commentary!

[@ako8357]

System of a Down is a must! Serj Tankian has one of the best voices in the genre and their song writing is fantastic.

[@GinaBCosplay]

PLEASE listen to Korn - Freak on a Leash. They are the real father of numetal, blending hip hop/rap into rock/metal and have insane production in the layers that will really blow your mind for the electronic elements, let alone everything else

[@syth012]

So when you hear the same guir riff in the background during the verese as the chourus but its muffled and more staccato is because of a technique called palm muteing. The guitarist places the side of his palm on the srings as he plays to kill the vibration to hife it that short muffled sound

[@amyzuniga2141]

I’ve been listening to this song since its release when I was in middle school. Never felt the lyrics until the Falling in Reverse version

[@D4PureBacoN]

5:16 I love how you discovered the difference between eletric and bass guitar haha. (not a musician myself but i think thats what you are describing)

[@chrisklema9992]

Another good papa roach track you may enjoy is "Scars"

[@NathanMalnaa]

This song was the one that got me into Papa Roach 20+ years ago and its still so good

[@MickaelLAGARDE-e9z]

best song that encapsulate in many ways (people, clothes, mindstate) the neo metal of the 2000

[@xtldc]

Your realization about the comradery in metal music is highly accurate - in addition though, Jacoby has always had a very magnetic personality and people just naturally gravitate to him. I went to high school with him and the other guys in the band (except their current drummer since he replaced the original guy) and he always had lots of people hanging around with him. For example, we could leave campus for lunch and he would always drive a bunch of us who couldn’t drive yet to go get food. There would be 2 people sitting with him in the front of his tiny pickup truck and then another 6-8 of us piled into the back under the camper shell where we would usually smoke a joint before eating. Those are some good memories.

[@erinfehderau6500]

Not gonna lie, im so late, but there are metalheads like me who love when someone dives into the deep end and doesn't know things... I think its refreshing to hear another take from someone outside the genre. I enjoy these videos.

[@alexmajor6579]

The melody in the chorus and verse is the same melody. The chorus the strings are open but in the verse the guitarist is gently resting his palm on the strings as he plays to produce that more muted tone on the notes. It's called palm muting and is a very common guitar technique in many forms of music.

[@satsunada]

Went to a Disturbed concert recently, David pulled a guy on stage he talked to backstage to relay his story. The guy then told the story.. about a decade ago he was a total metalhead, long hair, drugs, the works.. and he came to a Disturbed concert and heard one song. That song is targeted at dealing with addiction and reminding you you're loved. The very next day, he entered treatment... I'll skip some time and say that he's completely clean, married, and just a few months before the concert, got his masters in Social Work so now he's helping others clean up, get back on their feet, and working as counselor.

[@zreal7]

late comment just found your videos, but in your recap you have discovered the truth behind metal/rock. thank you for taking the time to delve into metal.

[@Rainbowalpacas]

So, the music technique used in the verses that you were mentioning is called palm muting. Basically, you place the side of your palm at the base of the strings when plucking them. It creates a really chunky low resonance tone, which is what you’re hearing. It is done with a regular electric guitar.

[@kaylapavlick8349]

Goodness I love your reactions Teddy! So genuine!

[@lexiepaigeh]

What really got me in Ronnies version is he did that guitar riff with the piano and it was so satisfying. I think youd like to hear....honestly Miley cyrus with Metallica-nothing else matters (on the howard stern show). Mind blowing.

[@kyr_breakingblah]

I love your enthusiasm to things you’re unfamiliar with!!! This is absolutely the right way to go into rock and metal music bc several subgenera’s of both are categorized as ‘extreme music’ and you might need some exposure to lighter rock and an open mind to be able to appreciate what people might start suggesting. I think some good suggestions for you would be: Cirice by Ghost, and possibly also Mary on a Cross by Ghost as well. I Hate Everything About You and Riot by ThreeDaysGrace are both rock staples imo. Some ‘newer’ bands (aka bands after the late 90’s-early 2000’s rock wave) that would be great for you to listen to are Pierce The Veil and Bring Me the Horizon. Early bring me is considered part of an extreme music genere so I’d say start with songs from That’s The Spirit and amo. For Pierce The Veil, I recommend songs from Collide with the Sky, Misadventures, and Selfish Machines! Sorry for the book, but I hope you keep enjoying and having fun exploring rock and metal!! There are even some other reaction channels who started as hip hop and rap fans that also became metal fans through their reactions as well, so you aren’t the only person who has branched super out of their comfort zone, and from you currently positive reception I hope you’ll end up being a fan too!

[@mosoho]

Please keep digging into Papa Roach! They have a massive catalogue and Jacoby is a monster on stage!

[@Adam_Marsh]

So the riff. The main riff is played so the strings can ring out. The bit behind his vocals is a guitar technique called palm muting; the side of the hand sits on top of the strings by the bridge of the guitar and the strings are picked or strummed giving the muted effect. Muting can also give some super heavy effects when strummed bringing out low mids and bass tones from the guitar.

[@Bloodbound89]

it is like the song "Given up" from Linkin Park ... a cry for help that nobody notices ..

[@willkenney1178]

The difference in the guitar sound in the verse is called “palm muting” which is basically moving your picking hand to where it touches down on the strings as you play it and creates a suppressed sound of the same notes

[@staysiri]

In Germany we call it ✨️Grundwissen✨️, really strange for me to see that you didn't knew it😂 finally your ears got the blessing to hear this piece of art

[@GoddessUnicornBoops_311]

11:07 NAILED IT TEDDY. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@donaldmccaughey]

Used to love this and POD in 2001.

[@hardymonty]

Papa Roach is one of the original "rock/rap" bands from the early 2000's. It no coincidence that you noticed the rap cadence.

[@hardymonty]

You should review one of Papa Roach's newer songs - Gravity. It's the SH*T mate!

[@lindseyanne316]

Five Finger Death Punch “Jekyll and Hyde” In This Moment “Sick Like Me” or “Adrenalize” Cold “Gone Away” and/or “Bleed” Zack Hemsey “Teachings of a Ronin” Wardruna “Runaljod” (the song not the album) Korn “Freak on a Leash”, “Make me Bad”, “Hey Daddy” Mostly rock, but a couple surprises! 😁

[@Kim-hc5si]

Keep going down this road - you’re gonna open up a whole new part of your brain! 👏👏👏🔥

[@tamiramos5873]

The rock genre has many sounds and levels. All kinds of hard rock/heavy metal and even slow rock - like the classic rock ballad. You are in for a treat in this rabbit hole and I am here to witness it. Also, when it comes to the guitar, it can also be quite versatile, You have the rhythm guitar, you have the lead guitar, and you have the bass guitar. The electric guitar can also have different sounds depending on the note things are played in as well as the use of what's called distortion.

[@AngelTeaWitch]

When I was a kid, i got a 128MB mp3 player, and it had 2 free songs on it, and one of them was Last Resort the uncensored version. My parents deleted it off there haha

[@ivalesiya]

Любимые Papa Roach ❤

[@mylvem7270]

There’s no such thing as a long video when it comes to rock. As I said before rock music saved my life in more ways than one. I’m grateful to be here. ☮️💟

[@paumarin977]

that nu metal era really was an artistical expression of suffering that needed some time to be fully understood.

[@drbalcerzakknowschemistry]

Love that you’re getting into the guitar riffs now!

[@mickiflynn4751]

You have got to listen to The Hu and Jacoby Shaddix singing Wolf Totem…. it’s fucking epic!!! I adore this song and Robbie’s version just highlighted how brilliant it was. This was a scream of rage and frustration whereas Ronnie’s was a cry for help. Both incredible. Love how you got why Rock is so important to those who love it… it’s why I will always be a rock chick. Love the reaction. 🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@rachelhignett9473]

Papa Roach: the song for the angsty teens FIR: Song for the depressed/disillusioned adults. It's a song that grew with us.

[@Alex-gg8hs]

As always awesome reaction

[@akshatkapoor7819]

Fucking brilliant reliving this through an amazing reaction. Thanks for this

[@nexusjwf9859]

Your breakdown at the end there is EXACTLY itnson. You got it bang on

[@jeffstevens4262]

The perfect blend of rap and rock.

[@codysmith66]

Guitarist here. Its an electric guitar, powered through an amplifier. In regards to an electric guitar there isnt much to make it sound different on the guitar itself except for the pickups on it. However there are a MULTITUDE of choices for amps, pedals, effect pedals, etc, that can entirely change the sound coming out of the amp.

[@freqonnaleash5288]

This song really spoke to me when it came out, it reminded me how many times music literally saved my life by making me feel like I wasnt alone in the place I was, it gave me an outlet and an ability to scream it out. I feel you on not getting into big shows, the energy is off the charts, but it is way too claustrophobic for me. Try smaller shows, club venues can be very energetic without the social overload. Some of the best shows I have been to were smaller, and it felt like there was more connection between the band and the fans

[@vitorcoelho5271]

Very glad you wanted to listen to the roots of Last resort after watching Falling in reverse's re imagined version! 👏

[@MrsMajlinda]

I used to hear this sooo much that even now I remember all the faces on the video :)

[@glennkerr7705]

You need to see Papa Roach live dude! They are awesome llive!

[@Peterparkerkorn1]

The sound is an electric guitar, with good compressed distortion. When they start to sing, the guitar "mutes", it is a technique in which the hand rests on the strings to achieve that effect. Both sounds are the same instrument. Sorry for my English. good reactions.

[@speakyourmind8621]

when a guitarist strings together a rhythmic chord progression, THAT my friend is a GUITAR RIFF. “BAH BAH BEE BAH is a cool riff.”