Is Learning Guitar Hard?

Is learning guitar hard?
There's no clear answer to "is learning guitar hard". Science just doesnt know. But it's the question that people starting off learning guitar or wanting to learn wonder most, other than maybe "how long does it take to learn guitar", but same thing.
And if you're learning guitar, or have in the past, or if you want to, I'd love to hear your opinion. Because I feel like people's perspective on this question changes a lot depending where they're at in their learning guitar journey.
But to put it simply, learning how to play guitar is as hard as you want it to be. It depends on how you define "playing guitar" and what your guitar goals are.
For example, if you want to learn how to play a few songs so if you see a guitar at a party or just, around, you can play something, you can do that fairly quickly.
And honestly that's really not a bad place to start. At first if you only know how to play one or two songs, I wouldn't really call that "knowing how to play guitar", as much as knowing how to play one or two songs. But if you learn one or two songs 5 times, you're well on your way to being a guitar player. While I do think it's important to learn the fundamentals if you want to become a more advanced guitar player, I don't think that means you HAVE to start with them.
And there is an argument about if you rush that you'll develop bad habits. But bad guitar habits are better than no guitar habits if you just stop playing after a week , to an extent.
Anyway, in the video I discuss my experience as someone who learned guitar online, my progress, and more.
Thanks for watching :)
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[@Tyler-wh3mn]

"Playing guitar isn't like riding a bike. You don't use your feet."

[@richlight]

Tell that's to this guy, and quite a few others kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnPCfax7q5yAf6c

[@dahlan5433]

@@richlight holy fuck he play with his feet...

[@oscar1081]

@@dahlan5433 im ded

[@clearnights5867]

@@richlight welp, I've seen it all.

[@sudore7318]

The guy lied to us.

[@magmion2783]

There are a lot of "ahhh so thats how it works" moments while learning guitar. First its hard, then you learn something you can mess around with for a while, then it gets hard again, and then youll get another ahhhh moment, and so on

[@magmion2783]

Dont take this out of context pls

[@pouyan_m]

So true

[@yourmomfavfriendalt2533]

@@magmion2783 oh i will

[@UhmActually.]

I can feel this in me

[@kvin9210]

Never ever had that moment

[@josephs.6158]

When your fingers physically don't go into a certain chord, yeah it's hard.

[@scienceguy6918]

An Empty Cup yeah dude I hate it when my fingers disappear

[@ellyann5803]

looking at u bar chords

[@jamesvancam]

@@ellyann5803 Barre chords were a nightmare to me but after learninf CAGED system I got way better.

[@catherinerivera6646]

Excellent Video clip! Excuse me for chiming in, I would love your thoughts. Have you ever tried - Riddleagan Skillful Playing Remedy (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a great one off guide for learning complex guitar chords and become a pro minus the hard work. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my buddy got amazing success with it.

[@shhs1227]

@@catherinerivera6646 "minus the hard work" lul

[@SilkCutJaguarXJR-]

when you actually want to, you can learn anything.

[@RedlightBlue]

Very true

[@SilkCutJaguarXJR-]

@@RedlightBlue thx 🙃

[@plasmabol]

I reaaaaally want to fly by just flapping my arms!!

[@gwugluud]

Try telling that to ME. 😪 I can play a little bit, but I've stayed stuck at the same level of "ability" I had at age 17, and I'm going to be 60 this month, meh.

[@gwugluud]

@@plasmabol IKR??

[@christianityfanjul]

Lol my favorite terminology “G chord “

[@RedlightBlue]

it's advanced

[@kalviskalnins830]

@@RedlightBlue not like B chord

[@alternokillers]

Kalvis Kalniņš F chord is the worst in my opinion

[@christianityfanjul]

Ok but have y’all tried that really weird tab 0, 3, 5, 0, 3, 6, 5......... when you learn that then you can talk to me about advanced guitar playing

[@kalviskalnins830]

@@christianityfanjul I can't stress enough how that riff changed my life thought

[@Mynamegoesher]

I’ve been playing for about 26 years now, learned everything from mr. redlight. Thank you savior

[@RedlightBlue]

26 years have flown by

[@bisvizstudio1242]

Steps on learning guitar: 1. Pressing the strings with enough pressure so it's sounds good (will hurt your fingertips) 2. Memorizing the shapes of chords 3. Switching from one chord to another chord (you'll need to look at first but when it becomes muscle memory by repeating it many times you can play blindfolded) done. you can play any songs that use strumming. but to play fingerstyle is a whole new level.

[@andrewross219]

The most phenomenal thing I tell people is when you feel like something is impossible like say your first barre chord. Then for some magical reason one day it just works perfectly every time like you have new hands. Then for some reason you have an off day and can't hit it right at all but you stop take a break for a bit and come back and it works again. Idk that's my experience and it blows my mind lol

[@RedlightBlue]

I relate to this spiritually

[@jamesvancam]

Ever since I nailed them consistently I never had days where I feel like I cant do barre chords.

[@taramcgrory8017]

omg that was legit me with the d chord one day i could just do it 😂

[@thegloobster]

@@jamesvancam Yeah but somedays it feels like they take more energy then others, not necessarily the easy Barre chords like F or Bm but more like those barre chords in Julia by The Beatles or some Paul McCartney stuff on an off day can really be difficult, well at least for me, ain't trying to self project too much here!

[@AxelAlexK]

I found it really difficult at first but after the first 6 months or so once you've developed some decent muscle memory it became a lot easier for me.

[@denglish5275]

I've been playing guitar for 10 years but only started playing seriously when I got out of college like 2 years ago. I love it. I'm so glad I decided to put in the time to actually try to get better and grind through the sounding bad part. Starting to really feel confident in saying I can really play guitar. Spent a year trying to learn 40oz by polyphia and to see the progress is awesome. My sweeping still sucks in comparison to tim henson obviously but I'm leagues ahead of where I was last year. And next year I'll be even further towards my goal.

[@SpookyStorkRunningWild]

that’s cool. i’ve been learning polyphia riffs this year, i’m getting an electric once i go to college so i’ll be able to play much harder riffs then, due to the thinner strings, reduced friction and string action. it’s gonna be fun

[@adrianwakulicz8828]

I love how chill your videos are and it makes me feel less bombarded with all this technical theory stuff but just allows me to have fun with like guitar and learning songs 😂

[@Im_Miigz]

Been playing guitar for about 3 months now, gotta say it’s been quite a different journey than expected. But the more I play, the more I want to get better. Which is why you’re right, mindset is everything

[@kjb3315]

I like your approach to playing the guitar. It’s very ’’healthy” i think. Your videos helps me sometimes when I am upset about my playing. Thank you and greetings from Poland!

[@KHalilMagic]

This channel is so underrated the editing, the jokes, and the tips are all right on point.

[@charliecartmell2829]

I’ve only just started playing the guitar properly (online) in the past few weeks but I absolutely love it and these videos are one of the reasons which keep me motivated. Keep up the good work 👍🏻

[@RedlightBlue]

Thanks dude :)

[@austinscherer2496]

27 days in. It's not simple, but I have noticed that the results are within the work. Today for example, I spent a solid hour working on alternate picking, and boy was the pay off worth it. I know I am not experienced, but it is so encouraging just to see the marginal differences. Thanks for the posts, they have been really helpful for beginners like myself.

[@user-oh4zi3rr2i]

Best videos on guitar I`ve got my eyes on! You are not speaking my language and yet I understand you so much better than my natieves. Thank you again! You don`t make it look easy, but enjoyable and free. What a sunshine

[@dawidzurawski6258]

The only thing I don't like about your videos is that they're short! I always crave more! Keep it up man and I understand that these videos probably take a lot of time to edit!

[@RedlightBlue]

Aha thanks man :) I try to trim the fat as much as possible but I'm trying to do more!

[@jaredmorgan6784]

Nice work! Entertaining. Just ordered my first guitar. I’m almost 50 and decided I wasn’t gonna sit around wishing anymore that I could play guitar. Now or never.

[@mateacs2064]

I love this channel so much, the most relatable channel on youtube

[@Wakenbake7101]

Started playing bass at the beginning of the year and picked up a guitar in february and it's going really well! Playing a lot of fun songs that sound harder than they are to play and it gives me the drive to learn more songs and techniques! I thought I would have a harder time learning but I'm doing pretty good! Awesome videos my man they always make me laugh

[@haydenbowen7338]

Been playing since early February, and you've been a huge inspiration. I agree 100% with enjoying it first. I started with Justin Guitar (thanks for introducing me btw) but after I got through most of his beginners course (was very frustrated with practicing at this point), and was honestly quite bored, i started trying to learn some songs I liked. I learned a few more chords that way and since then have really enjoyed playing/practicing. Now I have some momentum, and I can really tell how much I've improved from the beginning. Thank you for all of your content. Watching your progression in your playing and your videos gives me confidence in my ability to improve.

[@sammyboyy12]

I got my first guitar at Christmas, and I can't believe how every one of your videos sums up exactly how I am feeling about the whole learning process. It's somehow actually going quite well, and I am loving just learning songs online and picking up the damentals accidentally. Also love the videos and edits, bloody hilarious- cheers from England

[@flol3266]

One of the best tips on learning guitar. It looks very simple what he says and sometimes the simple things are the most important. I am losing myself currently in learning techniques and music theory and and and. I am playing guitar for months now, but I can't even play one full song :D

[@aydan4431]

Been playing for about 3 weeks and just learnt wonderwall, so I've made it right?

[@RedlightBlue]

Yup, you're done

[@citizensnipsnw]

Wonderwall is the only song you need to know so yes.

[@MindOfPsyche]

Thank you for making this video. Been thinking of teaching myself guitar for awhile now,and actually I'm planning to get a guitar similar to the one in this video.

[@legenddabomb3895]

I’m new to guitar and I’m definitely going to be watching you now, you’re funny and explain things easily....instant subscribe 😂

[@Hongusgus]

Love your charisma and edits are amazing, found your channel about 3 hours ago, and already my favourite guitarist KZbinr. Hope you get more attention cause you deserve it, keep up d good work :)

[@RohitSingh-qp9re]

I love the fuck out of your channel. The fact that you're so candid makes it so enjoyable. Keep it up man

[@RedlightBlue]

👉😎👉

[@Jennifer-wc5bs]

u so underrated! Love ur humor & editing style :)

[@kieranhorne404]

thanks bro honestly gonna start now

[@silentagony1019]

I’ve been playing guitar for the past 2 months and I would say I’ve learned a lot by then like playing frets, improving on my guitar picking, and learning chords. I’ve just been using the resources that come up to me like Yousician, rocksmith, fenders play and Justin guitar. Using all of those helped get me a better understanding of playing the guitar a little bit more. For anyone who’s still trying to learn guitar I would recommend using all the resources that you have. Look into them, play with them, do a little bit of lessons and keep on going. I’ve come to understand that I won’t master guitar right away as much as I want too but the good thing about learning guitar by yourself is that no one is forcing you to learn right away. Continue at your own pace but remember to stay motivated to play a few minutes a day. Set goals for yourself as well like learning 2 chords the end of the week, next week you can practice transitioning those two chords faster and so on. Remember it all takes practice and baby steps to get there where you wanna be.

[@alternokillers]

i play guitar for 3 years and i loved it so much that i practiced about 3 hours per day it isn't hard if ur passionate about it

[@xchino0427]

What music do you play?

[@alternokillers]

@@xchino0427 i play megadeth and mettalica mostly

[@TonyyFox]

I've been learning for the past two weeks and have probably binged ~half of your videos; thanks for the inspiration!

[@RedlightBlue]

Thank you for watching :)

[@Mikaeatspeanutbutter]

I went into this expecting some old guy w a beard talking for 30 minutes about how guitar is difficult but I got so exited seeing a recognisable editing style and a likeable person in the beginning

[@Bjornbloodeye]

Okay that gun to your head bit killed me! Thank you!

[@evalyndelong7243]

I've been playing guitar for almost ten years now (since i was eight) and im completely self taught. The hardest thing is not getting discouraged and telling yourself to pick it up even if it seems impossible. If you ever get stuck, look back on those times that you didn't even know how to hold a guitar and see your progress. Not everyone learns at the same pace so keep going, you got this.

[@ravenecho2410]

yeah ive been playing guitar for like 16 years at this point and i god, still learning sucks - bc the better you get the more like things you dont allow yourself to get away with and becomes harder (not catching a string on the first beat of a chord switch, not letting the tempo drop on those, just so much) think it gets harder the better you become

[@localcardude9822]

Love your videos! You have a great sense of humor mate 👌

[@Ercan4]

I know it has nothing to do with your video but your song "Moved on" is sooo good! Love it!

[@RedlightBlue]

Thanks dude:)

[@crusaderboy6839]

I found it was easiest to find a fun youtuber who you can enjoy watching and learn from

[@RubbelisPro]

Once I stated looking at chords and scales as shapes and locations on the neck it kinda changed the way I looked at playing, made memorizing things a lot easier. I'm still 3 years in and a pentatonic newb, but I have fun.

[@RedlightBlue]

Have you used any resources youd recommend? Asking for a friend

[@RubbelisPro]

@@RedlightBlue there's a KZbin on here, names Djence I think, and he'll overlay chord shapes with the songs he's teaching. That helps me a lot since I don't like tabs.

[@ajmusic4500]

Redlight Blue there’s a great channel with an amazing teacher called Scott Paul Johnson he makes great videos to understand the fretboard and the pentatonics 👍

[@kasvreeker]

Gotta love all the effort put in ur videos

[@RedlightBlue]

Thank you 😎📽

[@emailben18]

I’ve been playing for just over a year now, I started off with Justin’s beginners course and now I’m at the end of his intermediate foundation. Definitely worth. 10/10 would recommend. Justin is a God amongst men

[@williamb4652]

Got that right

[@christianshook6025]

Yeah, I think the first year is the hardest because you have to put in so much effort for so long before you actually start to get comfortable with the instrument. It’s a complicated instrument for a number of reasons in my opinion. For example, if you ask even a beginner piano student to play notes C, F, then A, they could probably do it almost without hesitation, on guitar however, this task can be very challenging to someone who doesn’t have a firm grasp on the layout of the fret board, which is a lot of stuff to remember. On piano, you really only need learn how to build chords and can basically play any chord you can think of, on guitar however just building chords on the fly is nearly impossible for most players who aren’t pretty advanced so the only viable option is to memorize chord shapes and there are 40 chords of them just in all 12 Major keys, that’s not even touching sus, augmented, 7s, 9s, etc. It can be challenging, but anyone really can do it, and I promise you it’s worth every bit of the effort you’ll put into it. Once you get over that hump and learn some 1,4,5s, a few scales, and a couple songs, you begin to enjoy it, and once it starts to get fun, you’ll start to practice a lot more and your progress will accelerate exponentially and before you know it you’re a real musician explaining this stuff to other people who are just beginning their journey just like you all those years ago.

[@jordansedeno8459]

Great video man

[@neiltroupe9738]

Love the intro keep that energy

[@RocketExploder5]

You give off heavy Shonduras vibes and that slaps

[@marygarofalo4122]

I've been learning for three months now and I can play some riffs and a few songs even though they still don't sound like I wish, but I'll keep going! Thank you for the motivation man, you always inspire me somehow :) Have a nice day

[@RedlightBlue]

I believe in you :)

[@SimplicityForGood]

sounds strange... I could speak Chinese in 5 months.. if you can hardly play a song after three months and it does not sound like you wish after 90 days, like what the hell?! either is really hard, much harder than Chinese or guitar is really Not something you should consider anymore and just accept it, not every discipline is for you, you know! now there years later, do you still play guitar or did you sell it and spent your time with something different? let us know, thanks!

[@calvinmontgomery1924]

Ive been playing guitar for almost 2 years, and i have had periods where my talent has skyrocketed, and periods where i am in about the same talent level for a long time. Overall rn, im still not great, but im starting to learn fundamentals of guitar theory because i personally find it very interesting, and i want to do guitar related things professionally. Most important thing that ive found, is i just love to play, so i do, and thats what gets me better at the instrument.

[@davesingh214]

I’ve been playing guitar for 7 years and the thing that helped me the most is learn a bunch of songs. You’ll see what sounds good and what dosent, then later on you can learn scales. But to start off learn your basic open chords and jam away to your favourite songs.

[@brentwilliams30]

Dude this channel is underrated as hell. You're hilarious

[@trevorfullinfaw6248]

love the editing on your videos haha!

[@RedlightBlue]

Love you

[@superturd1234321]

I’ve been playing for 8 months now. You are absolutely right.

[@miniweaver5322]

I needed this Thx💕

[@jackiefel]

i know this video is old but i really want to pick up guitar. my mom and dad played and my dad got so good he could play any song when he just heard it one time it was amazing. i want to learn and i have 2 teachers and you’re such an inspiration and i love this content i’m going to start guitar

[@kamil9133]

Intro destroyed me. Im playing guitar for like 4-5 months now. I have some problems with the F chord, but I'm working on it. Recently, I've decided to learn some pretty easy and well known song. It's going ok, I even try to sing. Anyway, that's all from me. Hope that you are having a great time!

[@RedlightBlue]

What songs have u been trying?

[@kamil9133]

Well, these are polish songs so I guess that you dont really know them, but they are pretty popular in Poland. One of them is called "Whiskey" by Dżem and the other one is called "Bo ja mam jeden świat" by Mr. Strąkowski and it's a scout song.

[@hayleeortega692]

You’ve been giving me a lot of motivation. Thanks. :-)

[@RedlightBlue]

Welcome.:)

[@KEYELOCKS]

I’m a beginning producer and a rapper. Since a kid I wanted to play guitar but as I got older the want for it got less. Y’all remember the guitar hero hype lol I’m about to buy a cheap beginner guitar (acoustic) and learn it at the same time I learn how to make beats. Hopefully I stick with it and end up playing bass cause I know that I’ve always been passionate about watching bass playing videos. But I might not like playing the guitar sooooo we will see. I’m good at doing things in passing and getting better at things over time so this was honestly a great video to watch as my first video. Wish me luck y’all

[@Matt-yg2rr]

I've been playing since I was 7 or 8 and I'll be 14 in 2 days, but I did take about a year break when I was like 10. I first started learning from my dad, and then I pretty much went on my own, watching videos about how to play songs. I know how to play a lot of songs now, and I really enjoy playing guitar. It was very difficult at the start though.

[@tyleremerymusic1142]

Loved The Room scene added

[@passionguitar666]

One of the main thing that changed my playing was to press less hard on the strings with my fretting hand, it helped me desynchronize the strength i put i my hands. My Fretting hand is very relaxed and can move around very quickly while the plucking hand can hit very soft or very hard I discovered that playing on a acoustic at very low volume (parents sleeping), playing almost not to be heard, my fretting hand was following the same strenght so thats when the light bulb came up, i realized i needed to keep that very minimal pressure and have more or less volume with my plucking hand

[@sins2714]

I just started playing guitar 4 days ago. I’m pretty proud of myself so far cause I’ve learned and memorized 8 chords (A, Am, C, D, Dm, E, Em & G). The frustrating part for me is making the chords sound good. Whenever I play for example the C chord, my fingers mute other strings and I can’t seem to get the grip of it. I know I have to bend my fingers a certain degree but it’s super hard. If anyone with experience could give me a tip it would be really helpful!

[@viviennedobler99]

Change your thumb placement

[@chelseaopdencamp1464]

How is it going with your guitar skills now?

[@sins2714]

Chelsea Op den Camp its going pretty good actually, practicing everyday for atleast 2 hours. Its super fun! Learning alot from metallica hehe 🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@annesdryt]

just ordered a guitar, how's it going? did u make a lot of progress?

[@xx_mikeyriverrs_xx1817]

I’ve only been playing guitar for about two months, but I started playing ukulele first, which helped a lot. I’m not great, but it’s one of the most fun things I’ve done because it’s something I’ve wanted to do for years. Once I finally said “hecc it” and started playing, it was great, and still is. :)

[@RedlightBlue]

Hackin inspirational

[@Hollipolli]

how are you so confused yet so chill and funny in all of your videos

[@arkmiller4802]

i’ve been playing 5 years and i’ve been called “obsessed” on multiple occasions, which is fine, i think besides getting occasionally stuck in a rut of some kind, it gets easier and more fun over time as with every time you unlock or learn something new it upgrades your perspective of the instrument, the more you understand about your instrument the more fun you inevitably have with it, anyway just my thoughts

[@splitzmy4684]

Started leaning maybe a month ago and I’m having a good time playing can get it little hard but it’s really rewarding when you get it I

[@nickgilmer8788]

Been playing for about 8 months now, finally learning soloing!

[@MiketheNerdRanger]

I really can't seem to enjoy it. I suck at everything at everything sucks, so I can't play anything remotely fun or interesting. I'm really having a hard time pushing through this. I don't want to "push through," I want to enjoy it, but I can't.

[@bretweinraub]

Perfect. Have fun, get better. Keep going everybody.....

[@thetwosaints]

i love the vids keep it up!!

[@loupafoid]

Guys when I learned that a scale can be played on one string and that I found out I can make patterns that I can always fall back on when soloing, was when my eyes opened like I can reach the higher frets naturally without jumping an octave unexpectedly like wow

[@MOSP14]

I was about to close the video when you said yes at the beginning.

[@momdrownedmyfish1178]

Lol

[@neefboys5406]

I have been playing for over a year and I’m decent you help

[@micahpetillo1996]

I’ve been playing guitar for about three weeks I’m not very good but I think I’m getting better everyday, I do notice subtle changes like I’m better at picking the right strings and moving my fingers across the fretboard. All I can say is I practice the guitar until I think I need a break then I listen to music that makes me wanna play the guitar so I go practice again and that’s what I’ve been doing since I got my guitar.

[@johannesweiss4691]

My guitar journey had some kind of rough start, I needed 3 attempts to get hooked. I think its super important to have something, like a song or at least a certain chord to look forward to. I always wanted to play electric guitar and to do "cool" stuff, so the first things I learned was the power chord. I wouldnt say that this was the right way to start, I would rather suggest to get yourself a "real" teacher (not in 2020 thanks to corona lol). During the first few weeks, practicing sucks. Your hands are stiff AF, your fingers hurt from the strings, and your eye-hand-coordination does not exist. So to survive this torture, you really need something cool, which could be achieved in the nearer future. I think the most important moment during learning is when you realize that you could practicially ANY song with your toolbox of chords and techniques. When you achieved this, you won´t ever stop playing :)

[@pablodlcg8733]

started learning guitar 2 weeks ago bc of the quarantine thing, this shit hard and i wanna be good already, but im liking it

[@lorenzoboselli1725]

It depends in how much passion and effort you put in the process

[@jadenmcfield553]

10 months and i would say that it’s easy to learn at first but hard to master because there’s so many different styles and ways to play that can make it hard to become advanced

[@LukeJukeDuke]

My sister had her own guitar and when school was supposed to end(it was around march 2020 where the pandemic started) the neck of her guitar broke and then i didn't start learning it. Too bad tho, i was really looking forward to it.

[@amiraligh6493]

rly like your vibe

[@jadenmcfield553]

and ppl have different reasons why they want to pick up guitar just like “working out” like u said so ppl have different reasons why they want to get in shape just like playing

[@dejanpetrovic9622]

I started 2 months ago and i'm doing great! I practice 2-3 hours every day and i'm always improving. One day I hope i will make song as good as yours. 😁

[@RedlightBlue]

You inspire me

[@benozzy003]

depends on the person the drive and the time

[@DaMatt72]

I've been playing Guitar for about two weeks, but I dont plan on stoping anytime soon.

[@CoopDVille-rx3hp]

I've been playing for 25 of the 40 years I've been alive, and it is definitely the most frustrating and rewarding thing I do on a daily basis. I've come to realize that I won't have enough time in my life to get as good as I'd like to be. So I guess that I have to try and get as close to that as I can. I do wish that I had 300 years to absolutely master it, though.

[@jamiehood3165]

Play rhythm guitar pretty I'm in the middle of a course learning how to play lead guitar and it is going very well I play piano really well and guitar is a lot easierI'm learning all the patterns pentatonic scales major and minor and how to addaccidentals into the mix and make it sound really good all I can do is keep trying and make it better every time

[@UkeofCarl]

You inspire me!

[@RedlightBlue]

you inspire me more

[@BK-qx3qf]

Subscribed just cause of sense of humor.

[@colejones6312]

Had a guitar for around sitting around for 7 years yet have only started seriously playing with it recently. I've probably racked up 12h total (if that) over the last 2 months and can currently play a few songs fluently.

[@alexisga7462]

I like ke you'r videos, can do one talking about different music genres?

[@thenextgeneracion4963]

I’ve been learning guitar from fender play for about 2 weeks but about 1 week ago I started learning from Justin Guitar because of your video you made, d minor and all the barre chords are hard, but I guess if I keep doing the lessons I’ll get better.

[@RedlightBlue]

I believe in you :)

[@NoGraphicsGaming]

You deserve more subs

[@cVcYoutube]

Hey, I started playing guitar about 4 months ago (love your videos btw, kinda helped me keep playing), I wouldn't say i know how to play guitar quite yet, but I can play polyphia 40oz and goat so prty cool i guess

[@katplays4976]

I want to learn guitar, and taekwando by myself I seriously should raise my grades and then learn this over the summer

[@atislaksis6987]

Could You make a video on how you try to edit your videos? Could be something fun and new, or not... You have a very unique style of editing so i would love a video like this from you. Great content keep it up.

[@RedlightBlue]

I was actually planning one! Either as a patreon vid or second channel :)

[@my_guitar_journey4071]

I love playing and have so much fun but I don’t really have any direction in what I’m learning. So I kinda feel lost now that I’ve reached a basic level.

[@isabellabjrndal5707]

i've been playing guitar for 1 year now and i agree with you - it's about determination and how "passionate" you are about it:) and it's also about practice and having fun - i do sing terribly while playing lol... so i laughed hard at that joke

[@craigcole1406]

You deserve more clout your hilarious

[@congerscott6064]

For some people no, for me oh hell yes, i gave it a FAIR shot for 2 years and got nowhere fast and realised it just isn't my instrument (everyone's different) took up blues harmonica and now have 10 years under my belt, couldn't be happier 👍.

[@shinyhorseproductions3525]

Once Barre chords started to actually sound good I felt like a God, probably my most used skill now because I like to move songs around with CAGED.