Fr all got is an acoustic sub with overdrive and pretty solid Ibanez, but my older brother only had a little tiny amp with no effects and one of those super cheap gibsons that sound like rubber bands on a cardboard guitar lmao
Just for showing off nothing else😑. Less is more to me, i myself been through just having a lot of gear that literally made me unhappy cause i started focusing on gear. Now i have ONLY my essentials
I literally learned this riff by accidentally hitting the e string all the time and thinking “huh that sounds like the beginning of that one Nirvana song”
Dude I remember trying to play Smoke before I knew what power chords were. I had no clue what I was doing. Fast forward 2 weeks and the next time I tried to play it, I did it almost perfect lol. And I didn't even learn power chords in between. By that time, I just kinda understood what I was looking at on the tab so I did it. 🤷♂️ It was quite a difference from the first time I tried to play it 2 weeks prior lol!
That's my thinking. Whats so great about pedals? Alot of money for not that much of an effect. But i've only been playing for 2 years, maybe the pedal hype has yet to hit me.
DrDope164 Pedals are dope, but it’s a very slippery slope to eating up your bank account. Personally I think it’s best to start with an all in one digital pedal, that way you can get a hundred effects in one.... then if you REALLY want a specific sound that you cant find on a standard list, then acquire add-ons
I tend to easily forget how hard it is as a beginner, I remember having a hard time even hitting strings below the E, took a bit to become comfortable, always a rough start
This is actually what it’s like to be a beginner, in case you reading this right now have not started learning yet lol. It’s hard, and slow, and requires patience, even for the easiest song lol
Come as you are was literally the second song I ever played on guitar (In bloom being first) I had just gotten my first electric guitar. This song took me 3 minutes to learn (I have to say that I’m not a fan of the solo In school)
Yeah I remember picking up the guitar for the first time many moons ago 😆 the frustration was fucking real 😂 just practice practice practice then practice some more 👍 and then some more.
I think I must have been taking for granted my prior musical experience from before I really picked up a guitar. Once he played the riff, even as a beginner guitarist or even as a straight up beginner musician, I wouldn't need him to be spelling out every single fingering and string to hit. It would come easy enough with a push in the right direction. So I was watching this like "WTF its not that hard even as a beginner!", but like I said its good to remember that I was never a "true" beginner on guitar, and people have different experiences than myself especially a non-musician. Music is hard, man. And it makes me appreciate how far I've come even if I still suck, and makes me appreciate how wide of a spectrum music is on. And that everyone has a different natural talent for it but still everyone can play if they try :)
The first Nirvana song I learned was About a Girl. It was actually the first song I ever learned. It was a great tune to help me with chord changes, since Em to G is an easy transition between shapes.
G especially is a hard one to get at first, at least in my experience. Lots of notes being fingered at once and that stretch from the 1st to 6th string (especially in the shape where the ring finger is on the low e and the pinky on the high e) was always hard for me to nail on the first go. Good choice for a song to help get past all that
i was at my friends house so i decided to learn some nirvana because he does own a guitar. i learned this riff from come as you are in 20 minutes with the right tempo and rythm. im proud of myself!!
Bruh that’s crazy. I thought this was gonna be a smells like teen spirit and I was getting ready to say “the first nirvana song I learned to play was Come as you are😭
When he said it was a simple riff I thought it would either be come as you are or smells like teen spirit. But as soon as he said "we need a chorus pedal" I instantly knew it would be come as you are
@@fateandbullets5135 smells like a teen spirit is extremly easy... Heart shaped box is the 4th song that I learned and when you learn the playing guitar you should learn a special order to be faster. (In my opinion) First rockabilly and classic rocknroll Then punk Then alternative/grunge Then rocknroll (like barracuda and achy breaky heart) and country Than metal. When you learn playing guitar in this order you learn it incredible fast
Aurea Mediocritas Trust me when you learn master of puppets Your picking becomes way fucking faster like me And I’m a beginner But I regret it extremely because my Palm started hurting like a bitch for 3 weeks
Same when he said the first Nirvana riff everyone learns I initially thought smells like teen spirit but that seemed a little difficult for a complete beginner
smells like teen spirit was my first riff ever actually, and thats what I thought you were going for! Then I realized palm muting is actually more difficult for new players than I remember. Its crazy how far a year can take you if you have even a modicum of determination. Im trying to tackle sweep picking now!
Mine was master of puppets, and even after like a year I remember I couldn’t play smells like teen spirit even though I could play way harder songs, I just find it funny
this was the very first song i learned on guitar so this is very heartwarming to see another person learn it. highly recommend for any beginner, as it teaches alternate string picking, basic power chord progressions, and the solo being only 4 notes. simply a legendary song and will always have a special place in my heart. 💙
I love watching her learn! It helps me learn!! Shes great your both great its like being in a class and im so thankful 'cause i dont learn this fast any other way
I think everyone was like "This would be Smells like teen spirit" up to the point when he said 'chorus' (and tbh I thought he'd say distortion when he meant specific effect).
1. I love these videos - Relationship goals. 2. Having been working on guitar for about 18 months I can honestly say ... this inspired me to subscribe to your super system just based on your teaching method. 3. You should buy her like a little Fender Squire strat and a little 2W amp for her to play on for like a month so she can truly appreciate the seriously awesome setup you have! LOL
My guitar teacher used to play something and not stop playing and I would play along with him instead of taking turns and watching. Once I get the hang of it, he does some soloing behind it to make me feel part of what we’re playing and not stopping when I make a mistake
Seven nation army I learned in 5 minutes, I just started 2 days ago but man when I get home I will be watching and learning from you. You are an amazing teacher and I’m so glad you wife is willing to learn!
I teach guitar for a living. This riff can sometimes be a little tough for beginners because it is a little more rhythmically complex than other riffs. It picks up (doesn't start on the downbeat of 1) on the offbeat of 3 and is more syncopated than lets say smoke on the water, brain stew, peter gunn, etc. Also the first Nirvana song everyone learns is "Smells Like Teen Spirit" because you can teach a beginner just the root notes for the starting riff (and then build on the song later when they learn power chords) and also show them the easiest verse in music history with the same two notes repeated over and over.
"I want you to find a chorus pedal in this display" me, pointing at the screen like it's a children's show: THERE'S A BRIGHT BLUE BOSS CE-2! IT'S RIGHT THERE!!!
Having played guitar for around 8 months now, I seriously can't imagine how hard it is playing guitar, I remember having real trouble with picking, and I'm not so good at fingerpicking so I guess that's next on the list
7:48 "you actually added in an extra note", nope, you taught her that, after you played 0 2 0 2 on A and E strings, you taught her 2 2 1 0 on the E string so she put that together :P
First nirvana song I learned was their cover of leadbelly's "Where did you sleep last night?" Out of all the songs they have ever performed this one is the absolute most dear to me. Such an emotional song.
Watching this on what would’ve been Kurt Cobain’s 56th birthday. Come As You Are is personally my favorite Nirvana song. The riff speaks for itself. 😂👏🏼 Happy Birthday Kurt Cobain. 🎂🕊️
Now this is some calculated clickbait. You could have just typed ”Come As You Are”, but instead it’s ”The first Nirvana song *everyone* learns”. People want to *confirm* that it’s Teen Spirit or Come As You Are, so they click on the video.
I was almost sure that it's Come As You Are because Smells Like Teen Spirit has difficult chords and rhythm. You wouldn't show it to a beginner, unless they are extremely motivated and want to learn this very song.
This what being a beginner is really like, it’s difficult, it’s frustrating and it’s no wonder that most people give up! But you have a good tutor who is patient, so you just have to stick with it and keep practicing.
I am wanting to learn guitar. I however have a disability where most of my joints are fused. My elbows, neck, partial wrists, knee, and spine. I thought maybe for me I should try doing it like Jeff Healey. I may be able to play the regular way. I don't have a guitar yet, but I would like a nice beginners one or better. I think what your doing here is great. Teaching your wife how to play. Great bonding time and learning guitar. Loving the videos. Thanks for sharing.
I'll show her Through the Fire and Flames next if you sign up for Guitar Super System: guitarsupersystem.com
Hello
That's so evil, it's genius.
oh willbehere her crying revival? cuz'I cried when see the lick
Yes do that! Teach Bethany through the fore and flames!
Teach her ALTER BRIDGE!!
Can you teach her "smells like smoke on the stairway to hell" definitely a classic
Best comment 😅💯
LMAO
I literally laughed at this for a solid minute trying to pronounce the sentence
Yeah I loved playing that on the piano
Or "eruption of haze on the crazy child o' mine" I love this song
She is so lucky to be able to learn with that equipment😂
If you work hard you will be able to have that equipment
EJ Tamayo or marry a guitarist
@@lzasyr Not Epic
Fr all got is an acoustic sub with overdrive and pretty solid Ibanez, but my older brother only had a little tiny amp with no effects and one of those super cheap gibsons that sound like rubber bands on a cardboard guitar lmao
EJ Tamayo I worked hard and finally bought a cheap second hand guitar and amp lol.
Your guitar room has a bigger selection than my nearest guitar shop
What guitar is that
Just for showing off nothing else😑. Less is more to me, i myself been through just having a lot of gear that literally made me unhappy cause i started focusing on gear. Now i have ONLY my essentials
@@yakshrajsingh8121 what’s your essentials?
Same lmao
Not much of a selection, they are all prs lol. Just a lot of the same guitars
I literally learned this riff by accidentally hitting the e string all the time and thinking “huh that sounds like the beginning of that one Nirvana song”
lmao
Same bro
Dude I did that with I walk the line by Johnny cash hahaha
same
lol that means that your guitar was tuned in drop D lol
She's becoming too powerful... she may be able to play Smoke on the Water after this.
Oh no😱, you mean she'll be one more step further to world domination 😵
She is slowly but surely becoming Tim henson
Dude I remember trying to play Smoke before I knew what power chords were. I had no clue what I was doing. Fast forward 2 weeks and the next time I tried to play it, I did it almost perfect lol. And I didn't even learn power chords in between. By that time, I just kinda understood what I was looking at on the tab so I did it. 🤷♂️ It was quite a difference from the first time I tried to play it 2 weeks prior lol!
No one can, dude
I foresee a rendition of the solo from Tornado of Souls in the near future. In the dark.
The first Nirvana song I learned was “Smells like teen spirit”
Me too
Same that’s what I thought this was gonna be
Same but come as you are is probably the most simple one
Yeah same
The first one I learned was About a girl
She’s like “you spend all this money on pedals that don’t change the sound much” lol
That's my thinking. Whats so great about pedals? Alot of money for not that much of an effect. But i've only been playing for 2 years, maybe the pedal hype has yet to hit me.
DrDope164 Pedals are dope, but it’s a very slippery slope to eating up your bank account. Personally I think it’s best to start with an all in one digital pedal, that way you can get a hundred effects in one.... then if you REALLY want a specific sound that you cant find on a standard list, then acquire add-ons
@@DrDope164 Pedals are must have for many songs .
@@BryceRogers_ Yeah my dad had ableton so I got a digital plug in and it really helps you learn the general effect of pedals
@@BryceRogers_ I regret not doing that. I started with a Boss SD-1 (actually pretty good for a $50 overdrive) and now have like $500 in pedals
What song is he talking about tho?
“We’ll need a chorus pedal”
Oh it’s Come As You Are
Same, the moment he said chorus pedal that's the first song that popped up in my mind. 😅
In bloom, too
me too lmao
SAME!
I literally left the same comment and then saw this lol
Best lesson ever: "you probably feel like you want to quit... but you shouldn't"
I have always taken fond of this series. Goes to show that learning and playing guitar of any sorts can simply be fun and bonding.
Music is a social activity!!
I see you everywhere
Hello I see you on Marty's channel all the time
Lol
KnightLSE no one cares
Music Is Win : Teaching My Wife The First Nirvana Riff That Everyone Learns.
Me : Smells Like Smells Like Teen Spirit.
Aashman Thakur we got the same idea but i also realize that come as you are is also part of the first nirvana song everyone learns list
I was thinking the same thing XD
yea, smells like teen spirit was the first nirvana riff and one of the first riff l learned on guitar
Thought it was teen spirit until he mentioned the chorus pedal
Kevin Stuart same
I tend to easily forget how hard it is as a beginner, I remember having a hard time even hitting strings below the E, took a bit to become comfortable, always a rough start
This is actually what it’s like to be a beginner, in case you reading this right now have not started learning yet lol. It’s hard, and slow, and requires patience, even for the easiest song lol
Come as you are was literally the second song I ever played on guitar (In bloom being first)
I had just gotten my first electric guitar.
This song took me 3 minutes to learn
(I have to say that I’m not a fan of the solo In school)
except we dont have all that equipment from the beginning lol
Yeah I remember picking up the guitar for the first time many moons ago 😆 the frustration was fucking real 😂 just practice practice practice then practice some more 👍 and then some more.
I think I must have been taking for granted my prior musical experience from before I really picked up a guitar. Once he played the riff, even as a beginner guitarist or even as a straight up beginner musician, I wouldn't need him to be spelling out every single fingering and string to hit. It would come easy enough with a push in the right direction. So I was watching this like "WTF its not that hard even as a beginner!", but like I said its good to remember that I was never a "true" beginner on guitar, and people have different experiences than myself especially a non-musician. Music is hard, man. And it makes me appreciate how far I've come even if I still suck, and makes me appreciate how wide of a spectrum music is on. And that everyone has a different natural talent for it but still everyone can play if they try :)
@@philidor9657 touching :,)
Me: Ahh, smells like teen...
Tyler: now we need a chorus pedal
Me: Oh Come as you are!!!
Lmao
same here omgg
even doing this in my acoustic feels great, this is actually the first riff I've learned so thank you!
what is the name of the song?
@@oshabnlagnyt3305come as you are - nirvana
Just teach her what a power chord is and she can play almost all Nirvanas songs.
He taught her that in the last video.
that, and then palm muting. bam! she can play almost all punk songs lol
same w green day lmaoo
@@leila.sabrina1182 💀
Bc they suck
When she said: Hot or cold
He said: You’re hot
He’s smooth
More like old
@@TheShmrsh Don’t be a dick. She looks good for her age.
@@jamesedleymusic you're strange
@@TheShmrsh I’m strange? That’s rich.
Smart man
I’m so happy he plays the riff correctly. I see videos where people forget a note at the end and it’s super frustrating lol.
“Look for the chorus pedal.”
LOOK AT THE BLUE ONES BETHANY
My exact thoughts 😂
😂😂😂😂
Keeps looking at the black ones...
The first Nirvana song I learned was About a Girl. It was actually the first song I ever learned. It was a great tune to help me with chord changes, since Em to G is an easy transition between shapes.
Same
Yeah, but its got those power chords during the chorus, idk about most beginners being able to transition fast enough.
I’m a new player and I’m learning About A Girl as my first song lol
G especially is a hard one to get at first, at least in my experience. Lots of notes being fingered at once and that stretch from the 1st to 6th string (especially in the shape where the ring finger is on the low e and the pinky on the high e) was always hard for me to nail on the first go. Good choice for a song to help get past all that
And its still a supper fun song!!
i was at my friends house so i decided to learn some nirvana because he does own a guitar. i learned this riff from come as you are in 20 minutes with the right tempo and rythm. im proud of myself!!
Eyy
Nirvana songs are chill and fun to play with friends such a chill vibe
How’s your playing going now man?
3 months later: Teaching my wife througt the fire and flames
look at the description lol
The first nirvana song I learned was Smells Like Teen Spirit. It was also the first song I ever learned.
GuitarGuy and Teen Spirit was the first smell you smelt
ikr? i thought everyone did too
My first song was enter sandman, I didn’t even have a wah pedal so the solo and wah wah riffs sounds really different lol
First song that I learned was For Whom The Bell Tolls. Pretty easy for a beginner. Also Paranoid and Ironman riffs.
That Guitar Channel paranoid is great for beginners!
Bruh that’s crazy. I thought this was gonna be a smells like teen spirit and I was getting ready to say “the first nirvana song I learned to play was Come as you are😭
“pink like your....”
“Fingernails.”
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one😂😂 she even said “stop it” cuz she KNEW
Giggity
I was about to say lol 😆
LMAO I’m not the only one who thought that was going somewhere else
😂😂😂
When he said it was a simple riff I thought it would either be come as you are or smells like teen spirit. But as soon as he said "we need a chorus pedal" I instantly knew it would be come as you are
Smells like teen spirit is hard to play
I thought it In Bloom
@@fateandbullets5135 smells like a teen spirit is extremly easy...
Heart shaped box is the 4th song that I learned and when you learn the playing guitar you should learn a special order to be faster.
(In my opinion)
First rockabilly and classic rocknroll
Then punk
Then alternative/grunge
Then rocknroll (like barracuda and achy breaky heart) and country
Than metal.
When you learn playing guitar in this order you learn it incredible fast
I assumed it would be about a girl. Pretty much all of Nirvana's songs are beginner friendly.
Aurea Mediocritas
Trust me when you learn master of puppets
Your picking becomes way fucking faster like me
And I’m a beginner
But I regret it extremely because my Palm started hurting like a bitch for 3 weeks
I’m new here and a new guitarist but you’re so patient and teach in a fun way!
"Pink just like your...."
I had to pull over dude.
LMFAO
“I can see how it gets frustrating.”
“Yes.”
“And how you probably feel like you wanna quit.”
“Yes.”
“But you-“
*ad break*
“shouldn’t.”
End screen.
That happens in almost every video I watch
omg i got an ad in the EXACT SAME PLACE
my ad was that damn bunny flossing
I WAS AT THAT EXACT PART AS I READ THAT
@@jammy3662 they place them there on purpose 🤦♂️
I just realized that she was holding the pick with 3 fingers like James Hetfield without knowing the James Hetfields picking technique.
When i heard chorus i knew what it was gonna be.
Same when he said the first Nirvana riff everyone learns I initially thought smells like teen spirit but that seemed a little difficult for a complete beginner
Same lmao, I just watched the JHS pedals video about chorus😂
As soon as she played her first note with the pedal I knew what it was.
@Ahhh Ahhh territorial pissings lol
I thought it was aneyursm
smells like teen spirit was my first riff ever actually, and thats what I thought you were going for! Then I realized palm muting is actually more difficult for new players than I remember. Its crazy how far a year can take you if you have even a modicum of determination. Im trying to tackle sweep picking now!
Mine was master of puppets, and even after like a year I remember I couldn’t play smells like teen spirit even though I could play way harder songs, I just find it funny
Smells like teen spirit isnt palm muted, it used fretting-hand muting unless you meant that
@@jesuschrist4185 My first was Wasted Years by Iron Maiden
Sweet child oh mine
First Nirvana song I learned was 'come as you are' because my brothers guitar only had 3 strings on his guitar and 2 were the bottom ones (1996ish)
this was the very first song i learned on guitar so this is very heartwarming to see another person learn it. highly recommend for any beginner, as it teaches alternate string picking, basic power chord progressions, and the solo being only 4 notes. simply a legendary song and will always have a special place in my heart. 💙
*puts hand directly in front of chorus pedal* “am I hot or cold” your hot, AHHH
😂😂 *uses eyes*
The brief pause after him saying "It's pink like your..." was too funny to ignore lmao
Read entire comments section to make sure I wasn’t the only one that caught this
@@Scythan I'm sure it was an innocent pause, but it was still funny to me.
i swear 😭😭😭
Time stamp?
@@bobmomgodbob 3:17
As soon as I heard the chorus pedal I just shouted… COME, AS YOU ARE, AS YOU WERE
Am I the only one who thought it was Smells like teen Spirit ?
I thought it was going to be Polly to be honest.
I clicked on the video because I wanted to see his wife play smells like teen spirit but it turned out to be.....
Nope I did 😁
Altho if you think about it, it is kinda hard for a beginner like her
I thought it would be the man who sold the world or teen spirit lmao
I thought it was “Smells like teen spirit”
I was wrong 😔
I figured come as you are 🆘
Smells what? Is that the worst song ever made?
... I’m not even going to say anything to that and go back to my 8D music and chill zone.
@@JothaOsborne iS iT?
The strumming on Smells is quite a difficult pattern for beginners
I’d argue that teen spirit is the more common one
Mister Mann well your opinion is wrong lmao
@Mister Mann If you ever make a band we'll make sure to place yours first
Yeah it’s so easy it’s literally the same 2 chords over and over and it amazing
@@bestseedever2104 no its not
@@danielcallaway4581 Teen Spirt is the first song i learned to play so clearly their opinion isn't wrong
Tyler’s taught his wife so much now next thing you know she’s Steve Vai’s rythym guitarist
I like how he has this all set up to show off his amazing selection of guitar stuff
3:18: "it's pink just like your...fingernails "
Bruhhh lol
What
@@stylez7207 it's song tyler said
I'm glad I'm not the only one. Also ashamed.
Damn yasuho
she’s actually really good for a beginner she was hitting the notes perfectly no bad reverb she’s hitting them perfectly
The first Nirvana song that I learned was actually “Something in the way” when I was a beginner. I just playing Em and C/G repeatedly.
''Don't bore us, get to the chorus'' - Dave Grohl
Judging from the comments, it seems I'm the only one who learned this riff first.
My first riff ever as well! a friend showed me how to play it and that was it for me. Played religiously ever since!
I did the cliche and learned Smoke On The Water first, but Come As You Are was my second.
its my first nirvana riff too!
@@augsbourne same here
same
I love watching her learn! It helps me learn!! Shes great your both great its like being in a class and im so thankful 'cause i dont learn this fast any other way
instant song in my mind as soon as i saw the title: come as you are
Same. Got my first guitar for my birthday and my friend taught me this song over the phone.
@@daaper I also got a guitar recently, but how do I get a friend?
"I'll teach you a Nirvana riff everyone know"
Smells Like Teen Spirit!
"Use the Chorus Pedal"
Come As You Are!
This is a nice format for watching someone learn a guitar riff and also learning the riff yourself. Very cool.
Yaaa, Nirvana finally
Here
I think everyone was like "This would be Smells like teen spirit" up to the point when he said 'chorus' (and tbh I thought he'd say distortion when he meant specific effect).
Nope I was like "it will be the riff from Come As You Are" because anyone who's never picked up a guitar could learn that in a few minutes.
She’s a natural. Now get her to play Floyd the Barber ⭐️
A BEATING HEART OF STONE
Yeah man ! My favorite Nirvana song
yeah but aren’t your toes cold
1. I love these videos - Relationship goals.
2. Having been working on guitar for about 18 months I can honestly say ... this inspired me to subscribe to your super system just based on your teaching method.
3. You should buy her like a little Fender Squire strat and a little 2W amp for her to play on for like a month so she can truly appreciate the seriously awesome setup you have! LOL
My guitar teacher used to play something and not stop playing and I would play along with him instead of taking turns and watching. Once I get the hang of it, he does some soloing behind it to make me feel part of what we’re playing and not stopping when I make a mistake
Blonde moment: "you like torturing me because you're a masochist."
*S a d I s t*
I was happy that she didn't know the right word for that.
I dunno, must have been painful for him watching her struggle to find it.
@@johntusting2467 Lol that was good.
If the wife asks you:
“Am I Hot?”
The answer is always
“Yes.”
Even if she has just fallen through ice.
If the wife asks you:
“Am I Hot?”
The answer is "Always."
FTFY
The answer is "come as you are"
Seven nation army I learned in 5 minutes, I just started 2 days ago but man when I get home I will be watching and learning from you. You are an amazing teacher and I’m so glad you wife is willing to learn!
The first Nirvana song I learned was Smells Like Nirvana.
R/whoosh
Same
Lol he deleted the comment
Finally, my favourite band eveeeeerrr: Iron Mai... NIRVANAAAAAAAAAA
I want those pedals! So lucky to learn with all this high end equipment
First nirvana song everyone learns is 100% smells like teen spirit
Smells Like Teen Spirit was my first one
@@sterboss4048 Same. My friend who taught me to play badly wanted me to learn powercords before anything else, so that's what I did
First song I learn is About a Girl by nirvana 🎸
I did something in the way for my first nirvana song
Lol yeah what is this dude talking about
Man I’d love this guy to be my teacher for guitar
I like that you have to take your time with her, it helps me!
Teaching your wife/girl how to play is one of the highest virtues for a guitarist... Well done 👍.
I teach guitar for a living. This riff can sometimes be a little tough for beginners because it is a little more rhythmically complex than other riffs. It picks up (doesn't start on the downbeat of 1) on the offbeat of 3 and is more syncopated than lets say smoke on the water, brain stew, peter gunn, etc. Also the first Nirvana song everyone learns is "Smells Like Teen Spirit" because you can teach a beginner just the root notes for the starting riff (and then build on the song later when they learn power chords) and also show them the easiest verse in music history with the same two notes repeated over and over.
Wooooww!! Such an amaizing, wife!!!! Killleeeerrr!!! And she plays, so great, well done, she is smart, suuuuper smart, congrats
"I want you to find a chorus pedal in this display"
me, pointing at the screen like it's a children's show: THERE'S A BRIGHT BLUE BOSS CE-2! IT'S RIGHT THERE!!!
"Choose a chorus pedal"
- _you're a _*_masochist_*
I absolutely love the riff on this song best riff ever
I just started playing guitar a couple days ago and I learned this song in minutes. A really good song to learn for beginners like me.
Having played guitar for around 8 months now, I seriously can't imagine how hard it is playing guitar, I remember having real trouble with picking, and I'm not so good at fingerpicking so I guess that's next on the list
ur wife is so adorableee pls protect her gentle heart fr
Idk bout y’all but this actually was the first song I learned how to play
My first was Lita Ford's Close My Eyes Forever
same lol, i started playing guitar bc of nirvana
Same.
Me too.
Highway to hell
I expected smells like teen spirit, but this is actually the first nirvana song i've learned, it just sounded so easy.
hope you guys are still together two years later, you are adorable. ;P
"How do you hold the pick?"
No existential questions! 🤣🤣
7:48 "you actually added in an extra note", nope, you taught her that, after you played 0 2 0 2 on A and E strings, you taught her 2 2 1 0 on the E string so she put that together :P
Very cute playing with your wife- nice job .
this was actually the first riff i ever learned
Day 1 of asking Tyler to be my dad
my son
Easy as that...
@@MusicisWin that was fast lol
@@MusicisWin are you winning dad?
@@jayeezus i think so
First nirvana song I learned was their cover of leadbelly's "Where did you sleep last night?" Out of all the songs they have ever performed this one is the absolute most dear to me. Such an emotional song.
Watching this on what would’ve been Kurt Cobain’s 56th birthday. Come As You Are is personally my favorite Nirvana song. The riff speaks for itself. 😂👏🏼
Happy Birthday Kurt Cobain. 🎂🕊️
Yeah I love Nirvana but do you know that Kurt actually has stolen that riff from a band called Killing Joke? The song's name is Eighties.
First riff I ever learned as a kid was Iron Man by Black Sabbath, still to this day my favorite band of all time when ozzy was apart of it
Your wife is very lovely and a good sport.
He played a one note, and immediately I knew what song it was.
Did anyone else see tyler's face in the transition from 4:13
Girl, I think u did an excellent job, I also taught my husband how to play that same song. I wanna see more videos of u learning how to play!
Pretty good, she did well for one session. Hardest part of learning the guitar is the first month
Weeeeell actually the first nirvana riff I learned was Smells Like Teen Spirit
In bloom for me
same here brother, first riff and first solo i ever learned
That pedal makes it sound exactly like Come As You Are, wow!
I learnt something in the way first. But when I learnt this, I felt like a guitar master. Now, after 20 years, I’ve learnt the entire nevermind album
Now try a real guitar players album.
@@NONO-ic6fe or just let him play what he likes to play lmao
Now this is some calculated clickbait. You could have just typed ”Come As You Are”, but instead it’s ”The first Nirvana song *everyone* learns”. People want to *confirm* that it’s Teen Spirit or Come As You Are, so they click on the video.
I was almost sure that it's Come As You Are because Smells Like Teen Spirit has difficult chords and rhythm. You wouldn't show it to a beginner, unless they are extremely motivated and want to learn this very song.
This what being a beginner is really like, it’s difficult, it’s frustrating and it’s no wonder that most people give up! But you have a good tutor who is patient, so you just have to stick with it and keep practicing.
When Nevermind came out I taught this song to my girlfriend at the time. Talk about nostalgia.
I am wanting to learn guitar. I however have a disability where most of my joints are fused. My elbows, neck, partial wrists, knee, and spine. I thought maybe for me I should try doing it like Jeff Healey. I may be able to play the regular way. I don't have a guitar yet, but I would like a nice beginners one or better. I think what your doing here is great. Teaching your wife how to play. Great bonding time and learning guitar. Loving the videos. Thanks for sharing.
I like how much patience you display, you are just an all around good teacher of the arts of the GeeTAR
3:49 Sounds almost exactly the same
Me: sitting in my bed at 6 am *sees this video* "woah" *whips out guitar and starts learning*