Ive played guitar for around 20 years and not once has it triggered attraction! It has however enhanced attraction once the girl was already into me. A sub 5 with a guitar is still a sub 5
@@ascended266 exactly. I've played guitar for groups that had a lot of women in it and the couldn't care less, I've also played guitar for a girl that was really into me and she had tears rolling down her face because she liked it so much. I believe musical ability is genetic as I used to tutor guitar and music theory and some of my students were unteachable... Like your guest said most people can learn a few cowboy chords but I've never been able to teach someone rhythm.
@@Allthepills I have no musical ability or talent, and my knowledge of musical theory is basic at best, but I can play the rhythm part of many AC/DC songs (not great, but it’s recognisable).
Most of the people who don’t have the genes to play music also don’t have much interest in it. I find the same is with sports. I think anyone will benefit from learning an instrument even if they aren’t destined to be professional standard
people can learn into the role(artist/teacher/ etc etc) but to be the top, it requires talents. it's a no brainer, to be at the pro level people must put in works regardless talented or not.
Piano didn’t do anything, I played a few guitar songs too but that was after I’ve already gotten the date secured. It’s more of the status that comes with it, if you got a crowd cheering for you. Rock bands decades ago used to have the highest body counts, even beating a list actors
I've picked up playing the piano for 2 years after quitting it in my childhood. I mainly play classical music and have serenaded several women. Has it got me laid? Nope. Does it impress them on a personal level? Yes, they like the feeling of special attention. How about on a sexual/physical level? No because it's not going to turn my face handsome. They can't even tell the difference between Chopin and Mozart so w/e. Having said that, if you're Chad then almost anything goes. I've seen Chads playing easy pieces by Yann Tiersen and Ludovico Einaudi and the girls swoon over him and make sure to post it on stories. The Halo effect is just unreal.
Great video, as an amateur rhythm guitarist (of very modest ability) myself (I took up the guitar as an older beginner back in February 2016), I believe that musical ability is something you're either born with, or you don't. I had to learn the guitar by downloading online tutorials from TH-cam and other online sources, however some very talented musicians are self taught and require no lessons. The musician you're interviewing is a very talented and gifted musician, he can sing and is able to play multiple instruments, that takes some serious talent and skill. Many rock songs (the rhythm part) only require a few chords, eg. the AC/DC songs "It's a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll" is A,G & D, Let There Be Rock, G,E,A and B. Taking up the guitar is probably one of the best decisions I have ever made, and I have to say I have never had so much fun in my life, before I took up the guitar, I didn't think I could do it, but now I have learned to play many of my favourite rock songs from start to finish The sense of satisfaction you get from learning to play a song from start to finish, is akin to a mount climber successfully conquering Mt Everest. Once again, great video and that's a great guest you had on.
I need to pick up my guitar again. Haven't played in years. "About a Girl" by Nirvana was a fun song to play. Collective Soul have a ton of great songs worth learning. I always liked playing "December". The last time I played I had learned the "Hotel California" solo but I still struggled with a couple of phrases. I stepped away from playing and got involved with photography instead.
I can see where you're coming from. Some people are genetically blessed at a certain skill. Other people don't have that same genetic ability but were given a decent genetic base where they have the ability to get better at that skill but not necessarily be world class like the former.
The ability to learn and adapt is itself an ability. So, the difference between a person with high natural musical ability vs. a person with lower musical ability, but the ability to learn new skills and adapt quickly is a question.
i think people mistake talent from skilled/trained. to be skilled/trained, we need practice. talent is natural born. if the 10000 hours make people talented then why we call welder skilled but not talented?
If you are a good singer, you can serenade a lady with no guitar needed!
Very true!
So now I can really say:
"Just play guitar bro" 😂😂😂
Haha right!
If the beauty of my face was represented as an importance of some instrument, it would be a triangle
Nice!
Depending on which way you’re holding the triangle, that’s a stellar lower third 🤣
this is an underrated high iq comment thread
honored to be here
No guitar string for your face.
Haha so true!
Getting good at guitar and losing face fat did me wonders
Nice! I can relate to losing face fat. It definitely changed my life. I might give learning guitar a go.
Ive played guitar for around 20 years and not once has it triggered attraction! It has however enhanced attraction once the girl was already into me. A sub 5 with a guitar is still a sub 5
True, I'm a sub3 myself and I can play rhythm guitar (just over eight years), and it's got me no women, but the guitar is fun.
Yeah, it definitely can enhance attraction but it won't turn a girl that isn't attracted to attracted.
@@ascended266 exactly. I've played guitar for groups that had a lot of women in it and the couldn't care less, I've also played guitar for a girl that was really into me and she had tears rolling down her face because she liked it so much. I believe musical ability is genetic as I used to tutor guitar and music theory and some of my students were unteachable... Like your guest said most people can learn a few cowboy chords but I've never been able to teach someone rhythm.
@@Allthepills
I have no musical ability or talent, and my knowledge of musical theory is basic at best, but I can play the rhythm part of many AC/DC songs (not great, but it’s recognisable).
@@masteryoda498 if you can play in time along with the song you are doing great. Guitar is a good cope
Most of the people who don’t have the genes to play music also don’t have much interest in it. I find the same is with sports. I think anyone will benefit from learning an instrument even if they aren’t destined to be professional standard
people can learn into the role(artist/teacher/ etc etc) but to be the top, it requires talents. it's a no brainer, to be at the pro level people must put in works regardless talented or not.
Piano didn’t do anything, I played a few guitar songs too but that was after I’ve already gotten the date secured. It’s more of the status that comes with it, if you got a crowd cheering for you. Rock bands decades ago used to have the highest body counts, even beating a list actors
Yeah, status is definitely important and is often underrated.
I've picked up playing the piano for 2 years after quitting it in my childhood. I mainly play classical music and have serenaded several women. Has it got me laid? Nope. Does it impress them on a personal level? Yes, they like the feeling of special attention. How about on a sexual/physical level? No because it's not going to turn my face handsome. They can't even tell the difference between Chopin and Mozart so w/e.
Having said that, if you're Chad then almost anything goes. I've seen Chads playing easy pieces by Yann Tiersen and Ludovico Einaudi and the girls swoon over him and make sure to post it on stories. The Halo effect is just unreal.
@@Personbuxth You're right. Gotta play John Cage's 4′33″ next time.
Yeah, it's a plus but attractiveness is definitely much more important.
The rockstar effect is real. It's the ultimate cheat code.
Definitely!
I think he meant autodidact.
I’ve always had great success with the obo, absolute panty dropper!
Haha really?
@@ascended266he didn’t even spell it right, no way he’s an oboist
No, there's a reason Shane McGowen never had kids and only got married just before his death so she could take his money.
Will freestyle rapping serenade a woman?
Haha possibly, depends on how good you are.
@majorwayking99tbf, Drake has very good singing romantic songs. So Drake raps and sings very well.
Imagine what would happen if Jeremy Meeks put out a song. Women would beg congress to make it the national anthem.
Haha so true! It would be named "Never get up!"
And other hits such as:
"Hitting a child"
"God's got a plan"
"Shooting Dreams"
@@notsojharedtroll23 Haha Meeks is a true gentleman.
Great video, as an amateur rhythm guitarist (of very modest ability) myself (I took up the guitar as an older beginner back in February 2016), I believe that musical ability is something you're either born with, or you don't. I had to learn the guitar by downloading online tutorials from TH-cam and other online sources, however some very talented musicians are self taught and require no lessons.
The musician you're interviewing is a very talented and gifted musician, he can sing and is able to play multiple instruments, that takes some serious talent and skill.
Many rock songs (the rhythm part) only require a few chords, eg. the AC/DC songs "It's a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll" is A,G & D, Let There Be Rock, G,E,A and B.
Taking up the guitar is probably one of the best decisions I have ever made, and I have to say I have never had so much fun in my life, before I took up the guitar, I didn't think I could do it, but now I have learned to play many of my favourite rock songs from start to finish The sense of satisfaction you get from learning to play a song from start to finish, is akin to a mount climber successfully conquering Mt Everest.
Once again, great video and that's a great guest you had on.
Thanks Yoda! I’m glad that you enjoyed it and that you’ve found a love for guitar.
I need to pick up my guitar again. Haven't played in years. "About a Girl" by Nirvana was a fun song to play. Collective Soul have a ton of great songs worth learning. I always liked playing "December". The last time I played I had learned the "Hotel California" solo but I still struggled with a couple of phrases. I stepped away from playing and got involved with photography instead.
Musicians are the prime example of niche maxing which is a viable strategy for dating.
Very true!
Almost every time I've gotten action was because of my musical ability, especially my voice.
Nice man!
Every skill, every trait is 100% genetic. The ability to "work hard" or "persist" or improooooove at something is informed by DNA
I can see where you're coming from. Some people are genetically blessed at a certain skill. Other people don't have that same genetic ability but were given a decent genetic base where they have the ability to get better at that skill but not necessarily be world class like the former.
The ability to learn and adapt is itself an ability. So, the difference between a person with high natural musical ability vs. a person with lower musical ability, but the ability to learn new skills and adapt quickly is a question.
i think people mistake talent from skilled/trained. to be skilled/trained, we need practice. talent is natural born. if the 10000 hours make people talented then why we call welder skilled but not talented?