Rhythm Challenge (9 String Guitar)

[@BaenaCarcosa]

DOWNLOAD THE SONG HERE (Spotify/etc): distrokid.com/hyperfollow/andrewbaena/rhythm-challenge-song Original challenge video here: vm.tiktok.com/ZMLryW8oh/

[@joshuastevens2186]

God damn dude well done

[@garywhoriskey84]

And mine "Yellow King" 🎸

[@burntspud7466]

@@garywhoriskey84 wow shameless plug

[@javiereduardobaenatorres2872]

Cool

[@VEN0MIZED]

Where did you get that hoodie?

[@BarelyNoticeable]

That’s, actually, a really fun and educational exercise… damn

[@Moonshine1234]

You can make a game out of this

[@naomigwolfe8112]

Yeah.. sounds advanced. But maybe with slower switching it could be helpful to younger musicians too

[@araxshiriau9275]

Do this in middle school, and freshmen will never have to worry about rhythms again

[@JoeMa69420]

Child’s play

[@coolntman]

@@JoeMa69420 yea but thats the point

[@mikegiganti764]

A heavy metal guitar lesson that explains decades of riff creating in under a minute! Fucking brilliant.

[@LilBurdJJ]

This is literally a perfect exercise for a warm-up.

[@tschantz]

Like literally?

[@LilBurdJJ]

@@tschantz Yes, L I T E R A L L Y

[@kyzaghan7513]

*LITERALLY*

[@helenarobinson2239]

WARM UP??

[@MrGreen-jk8yi]

If it was a percussion warm-up you'd have to alternate hands instead of using just one

[@seanharrington3541]

If I were in a metal band, THIS is how I would make my breakdowns and riffs for our songs lol.

[@kazakhstanobamarunesports1350]

That would be the worst way to do that

[@Dude8718]

@@kazakhstanobamarunesports1350 nah this is a fun way to generate new rhythms. I find myself getting stuck in certain grooves and sometimes I do methods like speak a random sentence and exaggerate the rhythm of the sentence and use that for the song. It's a good way to switch your brains reference.

[@obamarungaming6475]

@@Dude8718 well i guess buts its a bit different. you would also have to do it way faster no?

[@lucasvarela9632]

4 followed by 3 is a great sound

[@viveillyvi]

might work on simple riffs but if you sctually want to make metal that wont work at all lol

[@EclipseCoD]

That actually sounds like a bunch of amazing metal breakdowns.

[@evlorby]

Totally didn't accidentally read that as "mental breakdowns"...

[@avert_bs]

"Metal breakdowns" genius

[@atgwiuz]

@@evlorby well that fits too

[@metadmbe02]

I read it as mental breakdowns and I agreed 😂

[@MetallicAGirl14]

@@evlorby sounds like both when you’re a metal guitarist with more mental problems than guitars

[@phadedfantom5790]

This actually just helped me understand music notes.

[@carlosjrortega8874]

Same

[@spidermangaming8769]

Dude same!! Unreal

[@glovergayles187]

Right.!!

[@skul401]

rythms *

[@risharddaniels1762]

@@skul401 rhythms*

[@arttrain5934]

‼️ I feel like I'm watching subtitles to a music class

[@JDsVarietyVideo]

Best comment on this video underrated had me cheesin 🤣

[@spacecatghostboi776]

Holy shiet I never thought of it to like this 🤣

[@Tasty.cookies]

Underrated comment hsgdjdhdghshsbsjhe😂😂😂😂

[@CreativeMasterYT]

Bro that’s crazy doing the quarter and triplets cuz the timing is so hard

[@georgearbuckle7029]

I'm waiting for the advanced variation where you switch between various polyrhythm

[@jumpedcastle]

Bro knows nothing 😭😭

[@justliampls2773]

Triplets my guy. Not third notes

[@BlockMasterT]

A third note would be so weird 😮

[@kevinbenedetto5281]

@@docusydofficial lol third notes are my favorite. besides quarter notes, those are slightly faster and have two lefty righty bars and no number 3 above or below them. trickyyyyyyy

[@joshuawinters6591]

This is actually such a good exercise holy

[@gamertommy4224]

Bouta try this on my trumpet

[@normanlycan8235]

Hell yes it is Try in with alternating note and string patterns

[@Astronirav]

That’s what I was thinking as well

[@psychohuger3763]

Ikr, ima try yhis as pratice on my clarinet

[@normanlycan8235]

Amen brother!

[@yoursensei8837]

And that's how Andrew Baena accidentally released the new meshuggah song early kids!

[@henryr.schrader7520]

And this is how infant annihilator created their whole first and second albums

[@matin2825]

@@henryr.schrader7520 nah hahag

[@austinduvall2422]

Lmfao this is great

[@M0RGAT0RY]

Dude that's exactly what I was thinking (I started playing along)

[@Chargers4x4]

😂😂😂

[@otomeleifu]

Can’t explain how much this helped me internalize note timing bc I can’t for the life of me understand it normallly

[@highanglelarry]

Count the dots, play the dots

[@davidjenkins8449]

Metronome

[@aidanlanz3114]

This is what your brain sounds like when you walk into class and then the teacher starts handing out the exam that you forgot about

[@yoitsmilotic]

When they switched the 2 out for the 3 it's sounded like a infant annihilator breakdown

[@whoknows9752]

The two notes are eighth notes, and the tree notes are triplets iirc

[@thetechfromheaven]

It sounded like After The Burial's whole discography

[@AFatWhiteShark]

I've actually understood musical notes for the first time. Damn, thank you...

[@echeverria1674]

This is figures, not notes

[@brodymoen1864]

@@echeverria1674 if they’re just understanding figures then how the hell would they know any different and that it’s called a figure

[@rodrigoe3104]

dont fight, guys, many people here -including myself- now believe that something was learnt today (and that is very cool)

[@echeverria1674]

@@brodymoen1864 that's why I'm telling them, I never said it was wrong to not know it

[@brodymoen1864]

@@echeverria1674 I understand

[@hanzgrueber145]

This sound makes me want to reach into my chest cavity pull out one of my lower ribs and start gnawing on it

[@Ink_SansWithETD]

(Concern)

[@Zacktebo]

Welcome to heavy metal!

[@everydaychemistry6231]

I wasn't thinking that before but for some reason now that you mention it, that is exactly how this makes me feel lmao

[@akaine0934]

Me too broooooo!!! 🤣🤣🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤤🤤

[@headoftaxreformandpercenta4908]

In a good way, of course.

[@Andrewy27]

Incase you're unaware: The 4 note card is 4 16th notes, not called quarter notes or quadruplets The 3 note card is called 8th note triplets, these are 3 8th notes played in the same time it would take to play a quarter note (or 2 regular 8th notes) The two notes card is 2 8th notes The single note card is a quarter note The squiggly line is a quarter note rest - keep the time for a quarter note but don't play anything. Every bar needs to have all the time accounted for. You cannot put 3 quarter notes together if the time signature is 4/4 you put rests where a note isn't played - the time would become 3/4. Likewise you can't put more notes in a bar that the time calls for. If you have 3 quarter notes you can't finish the bar with 3 8th notes (unless you put them in a triplet), otherwise you would be changing the time signature. If you put an extra 8th note into a 4/4 - it would become 9/8 time. If you want to continue a note for a certain duration of time without stop you would connect the first note and the second note (and any more notes) with a tie - technically this can go as long as it can be sustained by the instrument or the performer - so as long as it is notated as such. You cannot add notes into this tie except for where you want to stop the note or to help the performer understand the time. This is also dependent on the instrument. A single note instrument cannot play other notes while also playing a sustained note. If you want to play a note but sustain it to another note - such as G to C (like with a trombone) you would connect the notes with a slur, similar to a tie. You can also achieve similar results with dotted notes. A dotted quarter note is played in the same time as a quarter and an 8th note combined. A dotted 8th note is the duration of an 8th note and a 16th note combined. You won't find any dotted 16th notes, if you do, good luck. A double dotted quarter note goes a step further to be the duration of a quarter note, an 8th note, and a 16th note combined. You will rarely see these. If you do, may God have mercy on your soul. Rests can also be dotted. Time works the same way as notes. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.

[@chocolateer2]

At first I thought, "man, those sticks are Metal AF." Then I thought, "oh, wait. They're wood."

[@MonkeyHuevoes117]

nice

[@italosilva5635]

😆😆😆

[@Black-bn6ic]

You got me in the first half. I hate you. 😂

[@infravalktexas]

I'm dead 💀 lmao

[@nefariouskenobi2594]

Took me way to long to realize the guy playing guitar

[@RecluseBootsy]

"Mom, can we get guitar hero?" "No, son, we have guitar hero at home."

[@sportidiots6587]

Ngl this is better

[@josephineosei1151]

Home made is always better

[@DioDinero]

This is more like what people thought Rocksmith would be than Rocksmith actually is

[@corvus5801]

This is actually a really good sightreading excersize ngl

[@DeesDNP]

@@sportidiots6587 Bout to say that

[@rajgill7576]

I see why you needed that 9 string. Makes perfect sense now

[@aprayingatheist2378]

😂

[@michael.barn1243]

Hahahahah

[@jackdough8164]

But it looks so cool even if I’m only using two strings lol

[@hadifelani]

Of course, since with more strings + longer necks, it can maintain the stability of the string tension while still be able to reach the lower tuning. 🤷‍♂️ It's not always the matter how "how many strings you actually use".

[@hadifelani]

I doubt any normal six stringers like Les Paul, SG, Strats, Teles, etc can main both of their tuning stability and string tension if they were down-tuned without needing to change into a crazy thick strings that doesn't even feel comfortable to the fingers 🤷‍♂️

[@theplacefox4135]

This sound of an overloaded guitar calms me down a lot. Especially 2 4 2 3😍

[@christineflanagan3618]

This taught me more about music notes than my music teacher ever did

[@robertoduen6110]

Your teacher must of sucked

[@pat2100]

It's not rocket science

[@chriseffpunkt4333]

you clearly never read into notes if that helped you

[@Capybarainahumansuit]

Sheet music really isn't ideal for guitar. Tablature is. But yeah most music teachers are awful with teaching guitarists.

[@knadlerclan]

This is literally what my teacher taught us 💀

[@Cocaine_RejeKt]

This rhythm sounds like how guts or the doom slayer feels when they get even angrier

[@rosendorodriguez3926]

I’m reading berserk currently lol

[@pine4895]

It's called metal

[@Cocaine_RejeKt]

@@pine4895 O.o thanks I didn't know that at aaall.

[@thilsiktonix]

@@Cocaine_RejeKt Lol

[@n0t_the_plague_doctor343]

@@pine4895 *wow thanks that was soooooo helpful*

[@adarelreyes9729]

"RIP AND TEAR UNTIL IT'S DONE DOOMSLAYER"

[@theonewophmawermewoopsadsa9657]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@uattias]

I was like: this man is gona play some DOOM music.

[@Wylie777]

Dude, this is such a powerful exercise! It can easily be used for double bass as well! Complete conscious control. Great stuff.

[@bungsbodulus]

+cello it’s useful

[@fancypantz7707]

Definitely 👍 👍

[@epicproductions9003]

do you mean like double bass like on drums or the instrument?

[@vortexcheetos3595]

@@epicproductions9003 the standup wooden one

[@rem8682]

That’s a beautiful guitar, also great job staying with the metronome and staying on rhythm with the beat and all the notes! I play the violin and I am aware that the end is not easy at all to stay with rhythm. Great job!

[@punkp0ssum948]

The fact that this sounds so impressive with only one string one you get farther into the video

[@cameronspatz5833]

Never underestimate a guy with a 9-string.

[@tiraflechas6817]

That plays only the first one

[@paulginaven7986]

@@tiraflechas6817was looking for this comment,

[@alicecheshir]

@@tiraflechas6817that 9th actually..

[@hc3550]

this is literally super simple basic sight reading though.

[@FlashRayLaser]

​​@@tiraflechas6817I finally made the decision to switch to a 9-string despite finding the 8-string a better range to chug in most situations. But I needed 9 strings because 8 aren't enough for certain four-octave extended arpeggio sequences I harmonize with piano/keys on. I'm much more of a shredder than a rhythm guitarist so I use all the strings a great deal of the time but I'm definitely still gonna ride the deepest few or even very deepest one in a lot of heavy genres for many song parts. It just makes sense. It's the kick drum. Hating on deep string chugging is kinda like telling a metal drummer not to use so much kick. Any metal drummer is gonna use a ton of kick even if they can use the whole set and do. Kinda like telling a bassist not to slap too. The power is necessary.

[@Random_Gal11]

That has to be one of the coolest electric guitars I have ever seen.

[@animelover3207]

Me, a trumpet player: “Oh this is eas- what the frick”

[@TB-ob4ro]

Fr I literaly suck at double tounging

[@rebekahann27]

@@TB-ob4ro bruh same, as much as I work on it, I physically can not double tongue

[@MisterK9739]

@@rebekahann27 glad to hear I‘m not alone. My teacher always made it sound so easy lol

[@rebekahann27]

@@MisterK9739 lol, yeah my teacher always goes, "just double tongue it"... like w h a t it's not that simple lol

[@mrs.squeak2918]

Same

[@x0scimy0x]

Andrew can you PLEASE add drums behind this? Make a sick breakdown out of it lol.

[@baylego]

Come on Adrew, you have us waiting

[@MrFloat777]

Y’all are silly

[@malaquiasalfaro81]

I don’t read music so this is a great start for me to start understanding

[@Mike..]

Woah! The guy in the bottom part of the video is doing something related to the top part instead of just staring at it! Never seen that before. So cool!

[@bbernyy64]

Oh my god! Watch this video to the end! Wow! What is he gonna do? Ooh... Thats pretty cool! I like it! Make sure to subscribe!

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

Ikr

[@nicholaspenland6394]

now how can we be sure which one was posted first? the guy could have just been fiddling with a guitar, and someone decided to use the clip to teach notes.. on the other hand..

[@nootnoo9799]

@@nicholaspenland6394 bro no way youre this dumb

[@want-diversecontent3887]

@@nicholaspenland6394 The top clip definitely came first, there are many others doing guitar to the top clip

[@dustinbaconflipper]

“ And thus, the Doom Slayer discovered the songs with which he will rip and tear “

[@diadediadedia]

*with which he will rip and tear

[@att9972]

@@diadediadedia ????

[@diadediadedia]

@@att9972 that’s the proper way to say it. OP had two prepositions, “of” and “with,” to describe the same thing. And you aren’t supposed to end a sentence with a preposition

[@Flip11111]

@@diadediadedia :|

[@BunnyTwist]

@@diadediadedia spot the redditor

[@pablo88000]

I love the fact that he points out it's a 9 string even though he is only playing one string the hole time.

[@steele7609]

Whole time. Not trying to be rude but the hole that you used is for if something is missing a part.... Like the whole balloon was wrecked after a needle put a hole in the side of it.

[@jackgonzales-alexander1104]

@@steele7609 I assume you are multilingual and can read, write and spell every word correctly in a language other than your mother tongue? Probably not even in your mother tongue, just like most people… the important thing about communication is that the message is understood…

[@steele7609]

@@jackgonzales-alexander1104 I'm not sure why you are asking. To answer though I can speak a little bit of English (Canadian Uk Australian and American versions to some extent) Spanish (the Mexican version) French, Russians, German (the low dutch German not high German) Indonesia which is technically Balinese and Japanese as well as a small amount of Manderan Chinese but as for spelling and writing I barely grasp the basics of modern American and Canadian English. If your comment was you trying to be passive aggressive towards me because of my comment then I can only assume you took it wrong. Again, I want trying to be rude. I was simply trying to help you.

[@jackgonzales-alexander1104]

@@steele7609 it has become apparent that you don’t have a firm grasp of English, as you failed to read the names of the people commenting, I’m unsure how you were trying to help me, when you commented before I did? I wasn’t asking how many languages do you know a little of, I’m asking how many languages you have perfect mastery of, to the extent you NEVER spell a word incorrectly… but I don’t think that matters anymore… one good turn and all that, you need a comma after the word, ‘though’ just trying to help!

[@pablo88000]

Jeez guys! Don't fight, I know the whole hole whole thing, I guess I just didn't think about it while writing that, but thanks for pointing it out steel! Who would have thought it was wrong this hole time 🤷🏼

[@dirtyhobo777]

As a metal head I think that’s sounds really good

[@ionh7039]

Him: puts 9 string guitar in parentheses Also him: plays 1 note

[@meungawa]

😂

[@vikingmetaldragon]

It was pathetic.

[@Liixght]

Exactly my point 😌🤣

[@kalimbatabs1710]

Maybe some1 wants to know how many it has

[@eschaton]

Yeah but it's one note that you need a 9 string to play 😝

[@unaverageavocado159]

This was really satisfying to tap along with But knowing “Trip-l-let” or “__ E and A __” makes it a lot better

[@ash-wp6zt]

or ta ka de mi ! thats how i learned 16th notes middle school :)

[@KeiyarlaDraga]

That's how I learned it in band when I was in middle and high school. Don't think I remember learning triplets and sixteenth notes in fifth grade.

[@chesirerat4491]

@@ash-wp6zt *quavers

[@ash-wp6zt]

@@chesirerat4491 ???? i have no idea what a quaver is

[@chesirerat4491]

@@ash-wp6zt exactly. americans don't know what music terms are

[@themightykraken9287]

I like this idea,it seems very useful :)

[@happymaui]

Metal is just such pleasant music.

[@invictus_Vi]

I'm happy to see that I still kept up with it. Almost a decade out of high school later.

[@merasan-daze]

全てのリズムがちゃんと音楽になるのって凄いよなぁ

[@Tina_drrr]

♩そ♩そ

[@morizo_and_kikkoro]

@@Tina_drrr そって言うなwww

[@brokeandlost]

Legend has it, he's still doing the exercise to this day

[@semisemicoloncolon]

now there’s like 48 notes on a single paper and he’s hitting them all

[@patandmish4719]

That was way cool to watch and listen to that sounded pretty bad ass

[@MikMarba]

"9 string guitar" Plays 1 string.

[@procyon6445]

I see you’re new here

[@colatf2]

It’s not a song, just a rhythm exercise

[@shaqszalewski]

Yes and also "Challenge" for regular 8yo kiddos from a musician school

[@oddgalbatron6688]

Yes

[@jamieclarke2694]

Came here for this comment, not that it's an issue, but just makes the (9 string guitar) part of the title completely irrelevant lol.

[@kingjimmycraftofcalderonia2017]

I don’t know why, but listening to this made me come up in my head many, many random songs in different genres.

[@tatteryt]

This is the first short I've genuinely enjoyed watching in a looong time.

[@Vini_31]

And all it needed was 1 note

[@minkorrh]

Honestly this is one of the best ways to teach people timing. It's made a difference for me and I started reading music and hated it 30 years ago.

[@doormatcat]

Changing from 16's to trips like that is pretty impressive in one go

[@SpaceCadebt]

That’s a really good exercise, I’m upset I didn’t think of that

[@Three-LeggedCat]

Best short ever, I'll be practicing this

[@Rose.Of.Hizaki]

this is how I imagined *'Disney Sing-alongs'* would go, except if they were written for drums/guitar

[@KlashingKiller]

Me over here with my band teachers voice in my head "trip-l-et trip-l-et"

[@ItsSkyler007]

Lol exactly. I use "1-e-let, 2-e-let" for better precision but that's just me lmao

[@galacticwarlordgw1138]

@@ItsSkyler007 I hear 1-la-lee 2-la-lee

[@tinamichelsnelson1563]

ME TOO!

[@allstar4065]

"1 e and a 2 e and a 3 e and a 4 e" "Tika Tika ta"

[@melaniebudd3616]

My personal favorite is "Chick-fil-A Chick-fil-A"

[@mishapashchenko6518]

I need to see more of this, this was awesome!

[@Star9789-y8e]

Bro I need a 2 hour version of this, for some reason this was very relaxing

[@PLF...]

Stressed me tf out

[@jb222111]

I love the focus this takes. The notes and nothing else. Feels like living in the moment. If you think about it you can mess it up.

[@PikaBolaChan]

at first i was like “alright i could do this” after watching i’m am thoroughly mentally defeated

[@tacogirl1210]

Same. I play clarinet. Soon to be oboeist tho

[@stupidbossman4389]

As a percussionist i find it pretty simple

[@stupidbossman4389]

But that's just because it's our specialty

[@user-of9ut1hd9q]

There were actually some cool breakdowns patterns in there

[@world4me]

It's been over 6 years since I've stopped playing in the school band and reading notes, this just gave me a nice refresher of why I quit it

[@coreyclark3877]

I quit because the first half of every school year was nothing but "marching band" and practicing for football games and parades for 2 hours a day five days a week after school.

[@anopirsten7565]

You quit because of easy to read figures like this?

[@world4me]

@@anopirsten7565 No, I'm still playing I just stopped reading notes And it's not really the figure it's how well the guy plays them

[@anopirsten7565]

@@world4me that makes more sense. So you just play off of ear instead of reading?

[@world4me]

@@anopirsten7565 Yeah

[@soupy2jz893]

My car starting in the morning be like:

[@REVENANT_]

Me: How many times do you want to watch this? Also me: CHUG.

[@normanlycan8235]

Me: (Every time the video ends ) "At least one more time!" (CHUG / DJENT / CHUG CHUG DJENT)

[@koraeyomae7]

"What can you play with three cords?" "I'll demonstrate..."

[@michaelcorrigan6577]

This looks like an effective way to get some rhythm patterns and technique.

[@donaldstan]

Seriously it does

[@sicdedworm09]

Im getting addicted to videos like these. It’s bringing back my reading skills from drumming!

[@wrightsong]

Legend has it that they are still at it to this day...

[@cassiusroth6149]

Hahahaha

[@calypso6138]

“The real cost of smoking and vaping can cause irreversible lung damage”

[@chudding]

same with metal screams

[@khgear7160]

Thats metal . . . in your lungs!!!!

[@B_P3]

@@khgear7160 I can already picture the metal monsters they made

[@あめっこ-k3w]

最後らへん直前で3連符入れるのずるいって

[@andrewraider87]

So that's how Meshuggah writes their songs.

[@uboii]

Me: man this shit is easy… *towRds the end* Me: got DAMN

[@jimmyx2834]

Damn! Thats badass! Also Better understanding of music notes now too by just watching thanks

[@CyclesAreSingularities]

at some point i was like how the fuck is andrew still playing it right i don't even know whats going on anymore

[@domineech]

I'm glad I'm not the only one.

[@ethanmaxwell2235]

Lol what this is easy

[@fabolusgigatabolus1792]

It just get better and better

[@guitar9310]

This is SICK! I cant wait t0 try it! Great vid friend!

[@ZakingGaming]

Really cool short, also anyone scrolling comments check out the band this guys a part of, Carcosa has some killer songs

[@hypnotoad311]

Nice to know tiktok musicians are discovering that they can do an 8th grade rhythm exercise.

[@beep9169]

I'm currently in 8th grade choir and this is literally what we're doing

[@CrazyBrosCael]

This made me understand rest. Thanks.

[@cristobalgarces1675]

I remember doing these type of exercises while in band. They were fun. We had a competition to see who could play the most subdivisions cleanly. It was fun times.

[@a_literal_crow]

What instrument you play?

[@cristobalgarces1675]

@@a_literal_crow Flute. It's a little more mouth involved than other instruments.

[@imaniwatersmusic]

You know, this is a great way to teach developing music students how to read ahead while playing music. Stealing this!

[@mysticmoon0744]

I agree as a pianist ✋

[@shiny2575]

I, a fool, thought it was easy at first

[@gmby64p]

It never stopped being easy lol

[@araxshiriau9275]

You don’t know how to sight read, and thats ok. I almost tripped up a couple times too lol.

[@kennyroody]

This is awesome practice!

[@zindexcourses]

If someone makes a game out of this we will have much more qualified musicians. This is so more effective than studying the Bona method.

[@capuchinosofia4771]

Yup. Could be easily done. Just an OSU/beat game clone but with note reading.

[@rosestrohm7986]

I got a bona hehe

[@zindexcourses]

@@rosestrohm7986 it's pretty good. A little rough at times but once you get used to it you'll read it pretty fast

[@AnxP110]

I need this

[@bolson42]

The “drummer” actually had worse rhythm lmao.

[@hrldrc3603]

Lars

[@bolson42]

@@hrldrc3603 Lmao, good one

[@aspencolorado4751]

That’s what I was thinking.

[@JohnGottschalk]

Well they're trying to move back and forth horizontally which ain't easy when you have to play that fast. So I think they're not off but when the quadruplettes come out they're often not in front of the right sheet?

[@mati_rulo]

Is not easy to play with one hand at that speed, but yeah

[@ごん-n7p]

ガチで最初休符がそにしか見えんくて困惑したw

[@兄さん-m5m]

まじそれな ソでも弾くんかと思った

[@FishyVampz]

Me: watches the video My brain: *Hail to the king*

[@nickgonezapolis]

Includes "9 string guitar" in title, plays 1 string

[@krow4764]

Djent

[@mellot00th]

lmaO fr

[@aniquinstark4347]

He's playing on the 9th string

[@nickgonezapolis]

@@aniquinstark4347 he put "9 string" in the title, not "9th string"

[@sgtspring3663]

@@nickgonezapolis but you need 9 strings to play on the 9th string.

[@ERROR8879_KR]

와우 멋져요 Translation :Wow, that's cool!

[@samcherry120]

nailed it. always great to see guitar players practicing their rhythms.

[@BaenaCarcosa]

Original challenge video here: vm.tiktok.com/ZMLryW8oh/

[@johnnytmcq]

Nice! This looks like fun.

[@vahidmirkhani]

Pin this to get more views plz.

[@combat_av3nger370]

This is a GREAT exercise for practicing rhythm. As a drummer and percussionist I think this is awesome.

[@parkerpetersp9479]

I recommend you listen to the metal band "Hamlet",🤘😀 Greetings from Spain 🇪🇦 💪💪

[@markcobb6561]

I'm a 48 year musician, multiple instruments, and this would be a genius way to not only learn new pieces, but to sync the players. This is awesome. 🎉

[@varim231]

最初のやつ そ かと思った

[@fritzmuller8001]

9 string guitar is one of the coolest sounding instruments ever

[@claudiasolomon1123]

This is how Meshuggah's song "I" was created..

[@Go9lucky_jo_Do]

見本が出来てないの笑う

[@はな子さん]

ガチで「そ」にしか見えなくて頭に入ってこないwww

[@ErlkingHeathcliff69]

And that my kids is how you make a doom soundtrack.

[@ghostbydefault9044]

Imagine waking up feeling mad and you hear this

[@ひろひろ-y7o]

混乱する笑