The 7 LEVELS of Seven Nation Army (#7 requires feet)

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Jack White truly is the embodiment of both Robert Plant AND Jimmy Page. So talented. Here's a fun take on his most famous riff...to date!
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[@dumpsterpenguinn]

“you can replace your bassist!” me, a bassist- :-(

[@gruesomewolfgaming4735]

Elle Marie same

[@jazz5721]

I felt pain when he said that. BASSIST UNITE! UPRISE AGAINST THE OCTIVE PEDALS

[@buttonscasper]

Ri

[@metalandmayhem0660]

I cry.

[@fxsja6255]

Davie504 is after him

[@DuQey]

With drums you were more like One Man Army xD

[@prakharmathur5363]

DuQey you, sir just made my day

[@emilandresen7577]

Oh my god. I found god.

[@Dara.308]

A one nation army probably could hold me back

[@PotatoBoxes]

my guy pulled a aaron paulson

[@joseguilherme12]

"Its a full body experience" Lmao, it really is!

[@laddaevolta]

josé guilherme my third leg is missing some experience

[@jovieasyrof2017]

josé guilherme sounds like orgasm

[@randomguy6745]

Sounds like shat. Jack White is the most overrated guitarist I’ve ever seen.

[@josepereira5804]

Meu nome é Jose Guilherme também, fala aí xará👊🏼

[@katharsis3283]

Fingers=guitar Feets= drums Penis=erect

[@chrisva4268]

If you wanted to be ridiculously accurate: 1. Help your older brother move an old fridge to a thrift store and have him buy an old Kay hollow body as payment 2. Cover the top of the guitar with parchment paper to avoid feedback or something 3. Get your Digitech Whammy out and set it for octave down 4. Start calling your ex wife your sister 5. Whack the fretboard with your slide to count in and whip your sweaty hair around 6. Rock out, and magically switch your whammy to the octave up position mid solo 7. Do this all inside ancient Persian amphitheater to recorded direct to clay tablet

[@chrisz.2297]

Chris VA “direct to clay tablet”

[@djmelodix6868]

Chris VA a

[@Kelvin-ud4pz]

with a built in in-body mic

[@someguy6838]

*strums on open a tuning* gets depressed 2:23

[@jacobgirling7739]

some guy lol made my day

[@TheArtofGuitar]

Strummed open A tuning and realized we are all just living in a simulation within a simulation and when we die we’ll return to base reality and realize we actually look like ALF.

[@griffinlamon1489]

The-Art-of-Guitar marry me

[@yveltalsea]

n-noT ALF

[@sinapirmeh3940]

The-Art-of-Guitar Dude you are WOKE!

[@manchmalpfosten8133]

I literally thought he was gonna play with his feet

[@TomJames77]

2:18 Him: E A Me: sports, it's in the game!

[@Chief_is_fine]

TomJames7 I was literally coming to comment this in this exact format

[@baystation13]

2:46 sounds like when you progress through the main menu of Guitar Hero

[@thedreamdrug495]

Oh yeah it does like when you load up a song

[@anunfunnyfella7662]

Guy without feet: *sees title* Guy without feet: *fUcK*

[@NextGenesis88]

I absolutely love this serious and can’t get enough of them! Please, keep ‘em coming!

[@dornalamani]

"It's a full body experience" - Mike, 2018

[@marchenoir44]

Ok, so... I JUST stumbled on to your video 7 levels of Smells Like Teen Spirit. After seeing that you have picked up on such fine details in Kurt's technique I thought, "Oh, he HAS to have some Jack White here if he can pick up on such fine nuances." Low and behold there's this video from EIGHT hours ago! I thought these were old videos. Very pleasantly surprised. I love when people are able to understand the wonder of non-traditional technique. We get a huge bonus and have someone break it down for us. Good work, keep it up.

[@JoshHeredia_07]

This vid was made 5 years ago

[@GhostCabinet]

Lol you noob, you still hold the guitar? I'm level 10 and I use the power of my mind to levitate and play the guitar

[@jBun12]

I guess being able to fret with both hands means I'm at level 8?

[@MinZilla]

But anyone can do that if they last more than 2 weeks in NNN

[@apcebat]

Lol you noob, you still use a guitar? I'm level 29 and I'm using guitar in my mind

[@neilbarnett3046]

01:00 Don't tell them you can replace your bass player, I need the work!

[@TheArtofGuitar]

Hire THIS guy!

[@DelayedJet]

I start feeling bad for Meg when this guy uses both feet to do her drum parts WHILST playing guitar.

[@InNeedOfGoodUsername]

"It's a full body experience" Yeah try drumming.

[@TheCuriousFinch]

@@ikevermander1325 I spit out my water reading this XD

[@Ameen2310]

Do different stages of Sweet child o mine, people sound terrible with it

[@alinaveed20]

Awesome videos man! Love these 7 Levels of widely played riffs!

[@SimplyLimbo]

From all the easy riffs this one is the most fun, it never gets old. Lots of variations.

[@cinox4719]

Love this format, great job man!

[@TianDaubney]

I'm using this for course work right now Thanks for creating the video.

[@guitarlover7412]

Thanks for showing the different styles!

[@mandudehey]

"i barley caught that" as if you didn't try to film that 100+ times...

[@beefnacos6258]

lmao i thought the same thing

[@lucabrito]

Do Iron Man -Black Sabbath!

[@Daya-kc9mi]

This kind of are like opening my eyes.. Great work ..!! Keep em coming

[@froggore52]

Mike, I'm really digging your "7 levels" videos. Keep em coming!

[@ip9345]

Simply one of the best channels about guitar ^^

[@bryantjuarez4632]

This man is an absolute legend, I applaud you're skill

[@jumonjichoo7070]

great job as always mike! loving these videos :)

[@henrybreadfork]

This series is awesome! I'd really love to see one for Sunshine of Your Love. It's one of those riffs you always figure out when you're starting to play, but it has a lot of interesting variations and subtleties.

[@Robo2SJB]

He does use the octave pedal for the lower tones, but he records it and plays it live on his acoustic which is permanently tuned to Open A.

[@dictatorrich3412]

I really like this series! I don't even care who you do next, just keeping doing it!

[@dietboi]

You are such an underrated guitarist. Bravo, sir! You got yourself a new subscriber.

[@pocketman5510]

Love these 7 levels videos you do

[@TheBrewerrr]

Nobody: Me in 6th grade thinking I was good: 00:26

[@GessRrr]

Maybe you will try same studying technique in hard to play riffs/solos? For example the trooper riff?

[@davidrutter5624]

Awesome job!

[@agstinacueva1673]

these kind of videos are so freaking interesting keep them up

[@hhdhpublic]

This series is the reason I subscribed to you. Hope to see many more! :3

[@shreyshah4841]

3:16 oh man he's in the groove!

[@Trickward]

Nobody: Dan Schneider when he’s making DVD extras for his shows:

[@paulerxx]

This series is fantastic.

[@liquidlinoleum69420]

I learned this song starting on the twelth fret of the low e in standard...can't wait to try this version!

[@seizethedayandlive]

so fantastic! thanks!

[@lennyced31]

Your work on this song and smells like teens spirit is really interesting. Thanks !

[@ToddLorencUkuleleMusic]

Great job man!!!!

[@blackfender100]

Very cool that is a great riff to play.

[@manuelpadilla1891]

Can't stop? I know is not very easy but these videos are really helpful

[@oliverturan2243]

That one liner knocked the air out of my lungs

[@vulcanosix7473]

The most helpful video on KZbin

[@lonironi3754]

I’m working hard, I love the program and I don’t need to leave the comfort of my house to learn and practice. Thanks Mike.

[@andersdaun3950]

Thank u so much for this video :)

[@firemonkey1015]

I quit tabs a month back, really nice to see I hit every one of these using my ear (besides the last one)

[@henryasokan539]

your one of the first guitarists to keep a beat with drums, and not mess up the guitar riff too, lol I try it and goof it all the time

[@Shakes-Off-Fear]

Love the video! Big Jack White fan here and yes he does indeed play it in Open A. One thing you forgot to mention is that when Jack finishes the chorus riff (the C D C B part) he often hits the low E string on the 4th beat of that bar. I think you were just hitting the open strings but you get the idea. Keep up the good work! I’d suggest seven levels of Back in Black next.

[@leom8101]

Drums and guitar... What a badass

[@jmelara324]

Man I’m loving your videos! I wanna support! Im subscribing!

[@gamemaster8488]

Bonus lvl sounded sick!

[@fezzyness]

“#7 requires feet” *Pewdiepie has left the chat*

[@josefine2897]

Nice stuff!

[@jeansimonlavoie]

Final Level remembered me some exercises in rhythmic class when I was 14 at music camp where each of your limb had to follow a different beats that you had to read on a music sheet.

[@splinterftw]

great series! subscribed!

[@GioisNerd]

"you can replace your bass player" Me: at least I'm still the lead singer

[@drewpatrikis9006]

2:18 Him- E, A... Me- ..SPORTS! It's in the game

[@jared305]

That’s a beautiful Tele!

[@rossuhler251]

I'd love to watch The Room ten times in a row

[@aidanfadool5001]

Love these 7 levels videos dude keep it up

[@M4RCM0NT31R0]

2:03 The reverb part is fine because Jack White always uses reverb

[@somekindofdude1130]

Me and my band just added a 3 guitar harmony it was fun and it sounded very classical.

[@slowfire69]

Wow this is awesome

[@ben_jamin4529]

I'm glad I found you

[@DeviantmindOG]

Insightful! Thanks

[@Paraphim]

When I first saw the title, my first thought was that level seven would be playing the guitar with your feet

[@Gerwald_Lanzer]

the hubris of a guitar player. "if you add a pedal you can replace the bass player" xD

[@1MaxiMaxis1]

thank you so much

[@AFoxsMother195]

damn it the song's stuck in my head now

[@gamevault4580]

How about "enter sandman"

[@Kyrelel]

How about clicking on it on the right hand side?

[@azula2399]

I love the solo so much. I don’t even care if it’s overplayed

[@lukalesson563lesson2]

What type of strings do you use and picks

[@TheArtofGuitar]

LukaLesson563 Lesson Daddario 9’s 10’s or 11’s depending on the gig. And Dunlop purples. :)

[@HMleonardo2000]

Ok, that was f*cking awesome!!

[@sonickrusher1149]

2:31 omg this sounds amazing

[@6eggsinmybrain]

Recommendation if you don't have an octave pedal, drop the E 7 semitones to an A, tune the rest to Open A. During the single bass of the verse, palm mute at the bridge, when the snare kicks in, play without the palm mute. During the first and third play the A-G so you get an double octave power chord, and during the second chorus/solo, use all notes except the E. Also if you're playing on a guitar with a 6 point trem, pull the middle spring out and occasionally in the solo pull the bar away from the body. Slap some reverb and crunch on your amp, and it will sound absolutely fucking amazing.

[@officialdinodoestuff]

Sunshine of Your Love?

[@atavariv.2622]

I watch to See you watching the room 10 times in a row

[@maxnortheast7700]

Aight so I guess I’m not the only person expecting him to go full elastic and play the guitar with his feet

[@OliwerBergman]

2:19 Sports, to the game

[@copkota1]

Its a full body experience !

[@janbruggemann5636]

Ishrat Khan just as he said that i read your comment lol

[@HybridTheGamer]

Been playing for over a year and a half maybe a bit less but I made the mistake of never using a pick so I’m going back trying to get better with a pick

[@neutronstarpilot4393]

Cool video man,Jack white also uses that 'Red' pedal, That's how he makes those Terydactyl sounds.

[@JustinYsMum]

level 8 - guitar drums + flute

[@udelmart]

Now you got to watch the room, ten times in a row. Oh, hi doggy. Btw, nice video 👌

[@syakrikhalid]

I subscribed.. watch the room 10 times now

[@christophercambronero5086]

I love that song

[@mattgilbert7347]

What pickups do you have in that Tele? They sound rad

[@jdj62464]

Might sound weird but when he used the slide for some reason and slide down the neck it reminded me of Deep Purple's Knocking on your Backdoor. Said it was weird but that's what I heard. LOL

[@jkonly565]

dude this is dope! i'm on level 3 but will attempt to hit that level 4

[@g90gino83]

Yes I played it just like that

[@danielgisborne3469]

"It's a full body experience" sounded so dodgy lmao great video

[@Jasyyn1]

I do it on a 7 string, no octave pedal necessary. With a 5 string bass doubling (an octave lower), it sounds massive, even though it's just basic power chords.