Ranking the WORST & BEST guitarists..
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I rank the worst & best rock and metal guitarists in this tier list. Tim Henson, Dimebag Darrell, Tom Delonge, Tom Morello, Kerry King, Wes Borland and more.
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Why is Lil Wayne missing from this list?
Waycism!
This list is about mere mortals. Lil wayne is a god of guitar
Air guitar doesn't count. Otherwise Bill and Ted would be S tier.
This is why I shouldn’t read the comments as I watch! 😡😤🤬😖😣😠👿😾. 😆
You just disappointed me before I even started the video, thanks bro.....
This list is cap. The real way to rank guitarists is by the amount of pedals.
Less is more.
Same goes for drummers
Here's the thing..
By pure definition, more is more good sir. @GuitarGuy4647
Cue a list of shoegaze guitarists that nobody knows by name
this is a comment for the sake of engagement.
It’s not much but it’s honest work
I do !
I disagree!
This is a reply to further the engagement
This is the dawning of the age of Aquarius
Finn has two moods: Nu Metal and hating Tom Morello
While looking and dressing like him
The perfect combination
Sounds like a real man.
@@rsombrero97 Tom Morello hates nu metal
If Frusciante comes to the barbecue, be prepared for him to crash at your house for a week.
Most homeless rich guy to ever live
Frusciante in but Morello out?
and if he brings Anthony, make sure you hide your kids
Where is Jerry Cantrell😭😭😭😭
So far above this list he can't even see the list!
He’s hosting his own bbq and he’s on the grill 👍
@@HiroBrown I want to go to HIS BBQ
I’ve actually met Jerry, he’s a cool and chill guy. Our interaction was like 30 seconds but still
You can poke this BBQ, I'd rather go down the pub with Dave, Kerry and Dimebag. Nobody wants Tom Morello around them lol
As a local guitarist of slightly above average skill, and minor repute, I am here to be angry and indignified over the lack of (my) inclusion on this list.
Do you get paid in IPAs?
You happen to be from Gallatin County, or Bozeman to be more specific? 😅 do we know each other maybe? 🤘🎶🏴☠️
I had you at a solid B.
@@TellyCasper
No, i am really into imperial stouts, you wouldn't really know about them.
@@MichaelBrown-ff3go
Yes, right on the border of Kentucky and Louisiana tristate.
Tim Henson looks like the chiseled Squidward from that one episode when Squidward was hot
Yes, but somehow still an infinity better looking version.
Ive seen a ton of girls who look like tim Henson
Tim Henson is the best Japanese woman to pick up a guitar.
He looks like a gorgeous woman
it's Handsome Squidward
Tom DeLonge would ABSOLUTELY be invited to my BBQ!
He would think HE'S the host and do all the cooking, serving and entertaining!
But what does he have to do with a video about guitarists?
@@needfoolthings He is Blink's guitarist and has honestly written some great riffs over the years.
Tim Henson is the guy that will show up for a couple hours and leave before you bring out the S’mores because of some cooler event he has to get to
if only tim henson was actually cool
With the Dime thing, I'm not going to make excuses for him to using that word. All I'm going to say is that his path to redemption was cut off. Mike Williams from Eyehategod used to wear rebel flags, but he has since denounced them because he does not like the way people feel when they see it. Something he said he knew nothing about until he took a trip to New York and someone told him what it meant to the rest of the country. Dime didn't get that opportunity to learn what that word meant to people not in his vacuum. I think if he was alive today, he would not have been impressed with himself in that moment. He would likely denounce that video and his use of that word. Unfortunately, that opportunity was taken from him, so I don't really see the value of judging Dime in the early 2000s through the lens of today. Especially since he is no longer here. People are complicated. Good people can do awful things. Bad people can do great things.
Amen, man. I think in this modern day and age, we have forgotten as a society that people are so damn complicated. We have lost nuance.
I honestly don't think Dimebag was a racist but was just a good-old-boy who grew up saying things he didn't really understand or conceive to be racist and they just became a part of his own personal vernacular, but never meant them in a way that he intended to hurt anyone.
I'm not saying being from Texas is an excuse but I've known LOTS of white people in this state who have always been cool with me being Hispanic and with people of other races and who I consider to be great friends but still love the idea of "southern" pride and ways of living.
It's complicated and messy but I've known many people like Dimebag that are honestly good people who just say the wrong shit carelessly but without hate or malice.
@@PeteOliva Yeah, I agree. A lot of people don't realize that the Confederate flag wasn't as offensive then as it is now. The shift happened after the riot in Charlottesville. Before that, yes, racists used it as a symbol of racism, but a lot of southern boys just saw it as a symbol of the south. Especially after Lynyrd Skynard used it so much in their imagery. The thing about Dime, he filmed everything. He always had a camera with him. And out of all of the hours of film we have on him, this is the only indiscretion. And the hypocrisy hasn't escaped me. You couldn't play XBox live back in the day without some white dude using that word, but now all of a sudden those people disappeared, and now they clutch their pearls when they hear someone say it, lol.
100% Dude. I don’t condone his use of the word either, but he’s not here to defend himself/take responsibility/make amends etc. And the reason he’s not here is he had his brains blown out onstage 20 years ago. So to go after him in a video and refer to him as “not a cool person” is kind of odd imho. Based on every fan encounter I’ve ever read, Dime was said to be one of the kindest, good-hearted people in music.
That's a lotta words
Dear Lord, It's just a word. How tf did we as a society get here? What matters is the context of the words we use: was he saying it as an insult at a black guy's face? And let's not forget the double standard; thousands of tiktok videos out there of BLM supporters being ostentatiously racist, but it's no big deal. Do we seek equality or revenge?
"Is Tom Morello invited to the BBQ? Absolutely fucking not." 🤣
His delivery was perfect
I wasn't expecting him to say that 😂😂😂
And Dimebag is most definitely invited to the BBQ. I’m not excusing use of the hard R, it is not okay. But newsflash, I’m willing to bet every single one of those old school metal dudes from the 80s-90s threw around the hard R or have at the very least used it before. Saying he wasn’t a good person just because he said that is a bit far I think. Again, not saying it’s okay. But i have literally never heard a single person who met dime regardless of race or what have you has ever had a bad word to say about the guy. You could say that’s because of how he died, but people don’t have all nice things to say about Lennon (for good reason) and he went out almost the same way.
Just say u racist gang
@@ithaanmuhammad7908 not at all. It’s actually is a big disappointment because I love pantera but it makes me cringe to see. He’d absolutely deserve to get checked for it. But he’s making it sound like Dime was a piece of shit human being which I also don’t think is true necessarily. But am I really surprised that a guy from Texas that was born in the 60s casually throws that word around? No, I’d be more surprised if he didn’t tbh. But since Dime isn’t here to defend himself, I don’t think saying he’s he was a terrible person is very cool either. You missed the point of my comment entirely lol.
@@SupaSavage24 well he said the n word hard r there is literally no connotation where that’s anything but racist regardless of his background 😭😭😭. So idrgaf if he calls him a bad person cuz he is
@@ithaanmuhammad7908 congratulations, you’ve pieced together that using the most offensive word in the English language is never okay because it’s racist and racism bad 👏👏👏 what keen intellect you possess
@@ithaanmuhammad7908 It's just a word. You can't scream, cry, and throw a tantrum just because somebody said something offensive
Tom would make everyone bring something of equal value to the BBQ
Based?
Tom Morello is certainly the "Communism works in theory" guy
Yeah, but. The problem is that in America are currently Reaganomics aren’t working for the people either. But if you suggest anything different to that you’re labeled at the communist.
It’s a big giant Joe bro
@@1massboy hair splitting gets you know where. If you wave around a sickle and a hammer but try to distance yourself from the worst regimes in human history, you look dumb.
Dude has a Political Science degree from Harvard, he probably has a better grasp on Political structures than the average bear.
Cause most Political structures work "on paper". There's just no way to realistically account for every extenuating circumstance that will effect a society.
@@christiankoll1528 Like I said he is the "communism works in theory" guy
He’s more like the “Lockheed Martin says trans rights” guy.
Please do a part 2 and include the fact that during their album recording session, John Petrucci was casually out hosting a barbeque outside. Man is an S tier guitarist, amazing player and he can grill.
I think Mateus Asato and Tosin Abasi sprinted so Tim Henson could move at supersonic speed
No Mark Tremonti!? The dude was pretty much the pillar of the entire post modern grunge era (Nickelback, 3 Doors Down, Cold, Hinder, Three Days Grace, Breaking Benjamin, the list goes on). 3 successful bands (Creed, Alter Bridge, Tremonti, guest appearances, and an honorable mention to the Sinatra solo stuff). Influenced a large generation of modern guitarists and basically brought back the guitar solo on modern radio with "Open Your Eyes." Like wtf Finn?! But that aside, thanks for the list, it was fun.
Tremonti is so damn Good.
He's even a Good Singer I'd say.
Mark Tremonti ‘tremonster’ is such a technically skilled lead guitarist, who also plays iconic clean intros and awesome riffs!
Add to that, he is legit humble and seemingly an all round nice guy, who doesn’t even try to be a glory hound. Great guitar player, and an awesome potential BBQ guest!
@@RB-oc7ti *Clean Intros* Yess ... His *Intros* are probably my Favorite Guitar Intros of all time
Tremonti is an S-tier guitarist. Your comment was spot-on
I know nickel back but i don't. Know any of these obscure bands. I know he has a PRS model.
Tom would show up the BBQ and demand that you know who he is, and then slap an old lady for wearing a Maga hat.
Say my name, say my name
This barbecue is kinda ass not gonna lie.
I love that you said that about Wes Borland. I was not a fan until literally about 3 months ago. A live show of the band came on and I saw his playing and went down a rabbit hole emerging a fan.
Part of me is sad that John Petrucci isn't here.
The other part of me understands.
Easy B-tier, maybe even A-tier: he's gonna show up, laugh at some jokes, talk about being a dad, bring some sodas and chips, and just generally bring the vibe of "High School Teacher, off the clock" to your party.
Update: recent information has been brought in to make him S-tier. Grilling is an S-tier BBQ trait.
He's actually S tier if you saw the documentary about the recording of Distance over Time or the music video for Untethered Angel. The man can grill!
John Petrucci is *B* Tier WTF ?
Man's got ridiculous Guitar Skills, at least has to be *S+* Tier
@@SIRebrum woah, not what I meant.
My initial grading came from the fact that he's a great guitar player but a subdued personality. And I was willing to hear an argument for A tier, but then I was told that he's apparently a grill god, so he is S-tier.
@@GreaterSeraph *S+*
Nobody has to make excuses for Dimebag because he's dead. Who knows what he'd be like here in 2024, maybe he grows into an upstanding bbq worthy human being. Then again maybe not. We still use Pantera as our NHL theme down here
Thanks for posting today, Finn. I needed this today, brother. 👊
Standing next to Tim would make me feel like such an insignificant human that I would instantly become spiritually enlightened and understand my exact place in the universe, or I would lose the will to ever do anything again.
I really love the "who is invited to the BBQ" lists you do, Finn.
I like them a lot too
*Synyster Gates* is def. *S* Tier
His Solos got Soul
*Roman Sky* still gives me Goosebumps 🔥
The Stage is their greatest work and it’s not even close
@@PigglyWigglyDeluxe *City of Evil* is the competition for me.
@@PigglyWigglyDeluxe I meant *Guitar* work, Vocals I disliked the Nasal Part Shadows did.
@SIRebrum there is way too much vocals on City of Evil. I love Avenged Sevenfold and that album, but sometimes it feels like Matt wanted to show off how much better his singing voice got so he added stuff that probably wasn't necessary.
@@mastod0n1 Could be lol.
Tim Henson is a real life anime character
You are 💯 on Morello. No one wants a Debbie downer at their BBQ
People can't get shit-faced there? What's even the point of having a barbecue then?
I met Tom DeLonge once. I brought up U.F.O.'s once and he would not disclose anything of the topic
You should've done *Mark Tremonti*
I remember when i saw Tim Hensen for the first time and i was like fuck you nobody that good at guitar is allowed to be that hot. He's supposed to be a short pudgy balding guy in his mid 40s.
Exactly!
He still has time to become the archetype.
Great chill show Finn - cracked me up when you got to Tim Henson’s review! It may be another tier, but the humour and dialogue is still 10/10❤
I know I'm being a stan here, but Tom Delonge is, in my opinion, legitimately influential. "I miss you" live on pepsi smash, or the "a letter to elise" cover, the way he transcends his technical inabilities with a couple of effect pedals on those performances in particular, is Morello level innovation. He did some truly groundbreaking stuff between 2003 and 2005.
Idk about calling Dave a racist based on what he said about Obama. I’d need more. There’s a difference between throwing the N word around and not liking/trusting or saying things about a politician.
Yeah never got the sense that Dave is racist. He's definitely into conspiracy theories though and hey that might actually make for some fun conversations at a BBQ
That take on dime is mind blisteringly dumb.
Agreed he shoulda been more objective why rank guitarist as people and not as artists?
@@someone7068 also as a person there is nothing to be said against dime
@@petergriffin4629I like how he was complaining about crybaby liberals in the beginning and then he literally became exactly that when talking about Dime and Dave Mustaine lmao
@@cosmicbro1973 yes, I really don't get it. I thought we had this shit behind us
You know you've made it when you've been invited to an infamous Finn McKenty tier list barbeque
I’m actually friends with a friend of Tom morello and have hung out with him. He’s actually a really fun hang.
Until he rages about Trump cause he believes the lies coming from the msm smh. The country is in free fall amd the world on fire under democratic party yet he'd continue to vote for his own destruction rather than admit life was a million times better under Trump. And this comes from a lifelong Democrat who originally hated Trump til Biden stepped in...
Wes is seriously underrated. His costumes were because he was a visual artist and had to stop when limp bizkit took off. So he got to use his art stuff on his costumes. As for the list, you missed per nillson and jeff loomis?
as a black guy, and dimebag being my favorite guitarist I had no idea he said that, but looking back I'm not too surprised, just disappointed
Does it bother you? It's just a word.
@@lidiaspazzardit's more than just a word. It's a respect issue.
@@lidiaspazzard I feel people who say its just a word, are incredibly tone deaf to the context and history of it.
@@peter6914 those people are usually jealous, edgy tryhards, or racist. Not surprising to see in the metal scene, unfortunately.
@@lidiaspazzard idc he's already dead, it's just disappointing
I randomly ran into Kerry King last week in NYC at a bar and he was chill af… and I’m a minority.
Yes I met Kerry aswel back in 2002
I met Kerry in a vegas casino when I was like 16 years old. Guy couldn't have been cooler to some young kid approaching him and his lady while they were just trying to chill. He took a picture with me and gave me a hard slap on the back. Kerry will always be good with me
I've heard a lot of stories that he's a good dude. Definitely different from his media persona.
Tom Morello like the Steve Urkle of guitarists. I wouldn't invite him to my BBQ either.
Still waiting for the BBQ with Finn Show.
My vote would be for Slash. His soulful style and the emotion he puts into every note, along with his proficiency, make him a cut above the rest. And he’s clean now, he would have some great stories for the barbecue. But better bring some extra burgers because I’m sure he can put down quite a few.
Dunno, he's not a great talker, bit of an introvert, he would've been a lot more fun in his drinking days
Good list. Good topic. Maybe do keytaruists next
Is this a Reupload? I am having a huge dose of deja vu watching this!
The sysnister Gates dad chat and Kerry king chat seems super familiar?!
I know I heard the bit about Dime and got sour faced the first time. I wish he would've lived to see and admit the error of his ways if he was truly racist (kinda hard to refute)
Tom Morello is actually one of the nicest guitarists on this list and his politics are on point and he knows about politics he literally has a bachelor's degree in political science that more than most of us do
EVH Is the King
He literally changed everything when it comes to guitar
I love ALL your tier lists Finn, never stop them. Just hilarious.
I had the pleasure of hanging out with Dimebag on his tour bus a few years before he was killed.
I watched him bring a black homeless dude on the bus and I watched him share his drinks with the guy before stuffing something like 500 bucks in his pocket before sending him off.
Him using the "Hard R" toward a white guy does nothing to sway my opinion of his character.
He's invited to every barbecue I ever throw
I love you brother! You're list is amazering😊
Lol my mom testified against Fruiscante and Keidis in the 90s for sexual harassment against another college student
Finn forgot that Jeff Hanneman would collect German Nazi memorabilia and on one of his guitars on the neck he would have the SS logos 😆but killer guitarist and rip to him.
WWII memorabilia that includes nazbol stuff=cool
WWII memorabilia that ONLY includes nazbol stuff=sketchy
"I just like their fashion and style guys, I promise"
You guys have lost the point of everything.
Another awesome video
It would be cool to just do a tier list about awesome BBQ guests and nothing else. It would be the top of the tier list for tier lists.
Finn after you do videos like this you should post little polls on the community page for us to vote who we think should get to come too.
Wes Borland would be really quiet and overly courteous at the barbecue. If you run out of ribs, he'd offer the ribs off his plate to people who already eaten more than him. Then during charades he'd go absolutely wild.
Tim Henson would steal your wife and end up in a committed forty year marriage with her.
I would love to see a ranking of drummers next!
Kirk Hammet seems like he might be fun
Talking comics and horror movies
Fav guitarist but no invite to the BBQ = F tier? Seems musical ability is very much secondary. Also, Dime was, by all reports, the nicest and most welcoming dude in any band no matter who you were.
You mention that the start of the video that viewers seem to more interested in guitars than boobies .. May I suggest you do a tier list of best and worst boobies and we'll see in real time if the reaction is more on the outrage side of things or another reaction ..?
There’s so many underrated metal and deathcore guitarists, Joshua Travis for a perfect example, he was in Emmure, ghost cloud, Tony danza extravaganza and monuments.
I love your videos keep up a good job
Dude you should make your logo a shark fin. That’d be a badass nickname lol
😂😂😂
It should be the shark fin, followed by the Mcdonalds arch + Ken from street fighter + a golf tee
And incorporate “Here’s the thing.”
Mark Tremonti! Great lead guitarist with iconic solos and riffs; and a surprisingly excellent vocalist💪. All-round nice guy who likes to build up everyone else over himself. Zero douche factor!
(And he might bring his extensive pinball machine collection over to the BBQ!)
Tom could write Eruption but Eddie Van Halen could never write dumpweed
What? Are you trolling? Tom is a cool and a fine guitar player, but no way is he on the same level as eddie van halen on guitar
Eddie could write whatever the fk he wants
@@claydredsbroadhead7763 not even close
Tom DeLonge can barely play his own songs 🤣🤣
@@systemofanup lol, anytime you see a guitarist shove his arm up and down to strum is a dead giveaway
Finn, my dude…. your down to earth intellect is what makes you approachable, intriguing and more likely to buy you a drink and get to you.
It'd be interesting to see if John Sykes (Whitesnake, Thin Lizzy, Tygers of Pan Tang, etc) would even appear. Heck you'd have to have a search party or milk carton of 'Have you seen me' to even contact him (and finish his solo album).
For me, i keep coming back to this channel for more tier lists about who finn is inviting to his barbecue. Definitely seems like the kind of barbecue i wanna be at
Finn you should do a show titled "THE BARBEQUE"
Every moment of dimes life was recorded and that's the worst we have. Now, let's expose everyone's personal secrets and you'd probably realize that dime was a Saint compared to you.
Dimebag - The type to get violently murdered by a member of his fanbase.
Who would’ve thought
He was murdered by a psychopath that blamed him for Pantera breaking up.
Dime is definitely my favorite guitarist as well
Hey Finn, have you watched the full NAAM/Dimebag video for context?
Hey Finn could you do a video on poison the well growing up in the scene in the early 2000s they were a huge influence on so many bands and got so many people into hardcore and metalcore
You sounded like my best friend Henry when discussing Tom morello and I loved every second of it couldn’t help but laugh out loud 😆👏🏻✊🏻
“Dave Mustaine silent on the topic of Metallica” lol
Yea what the hell this dude don't know shit.
What I really want out of this channel is a Barbecue Grill and Accessories tier list
Didn’t mention Mustaine’s guitar abilities, skipped straight to bbq acceptance…his guitar abilities are legitimately Top Tier sh**
Dime is the goat and one of the coolest guys I’ve ever met! I was only 18 and he treated me like one of his boys and even made me tow blacktooth grins!
what about a boob shaped guitar
checkmate Finn
Ok, we're getting quite far through the video. Something is wrong if Mick Thompson and Jim Root aren't included. They work off each other perfectly, Disasterpiece from the Disasterpieces DVD for example. All the noises they make into intros and tracks. Surfacing is another great one, and The Heretic Anthem where Mick is playing and then Jim slides in to join (All Disasterpieces)
You attributed Tosin's hybrid picking that Tim stole to Tim? C'moooon. Tosin is the most innovative guitarist of the generation by far. And I'm saying that liking Polyphia's music more than Animals As Leaders'.
Tosin does a lot more, like all the thumping stuff, which isn't that widespread because it's so fucking hard nobody can even do it. Tim's style is more influential.
BBQ guest tier list
What is the name of your band? I've always wanted to hear you play.
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@@FinnMckentyPRMBA I definitely hear the Dimebag influence.10/10, should have won the Nik Nocturnal award for best breakdown.
I worked at a guitar store and we did a clinic with Ibanez and polyphia. I will say the polyphia dudes are so funny and definitely make of fun themselves and music stuff. Would recommend inviting them
The bit with Tim Henson bringing a bunch of bitches vs a bunch of dudes made me laugh my ass off 😂😂
Every tier list just really boils down to who Finn would invite to the bbq 😎
Then was a completely and totally chill kind of guy. I know he’s not a guitar player but still I also briefly knew his brother but if you’d like to hear some funny stories and some interesting things off the record, please feel free to DM me. This is legit. I actually used to live right down the street from.
John Frusciante's solo stuff is amazing.
Invite him if he brings his wife Aura-T09. She's cool. (And ask her to play a DJ-set.)
Definitely agree with the Kerry King/Jeff Hanneman take lol
Its clear to see your plan now to boost your engagement after complaining about the content you were making, that being; make the same content but add more controversy to it.
Well played but I don’t know if this will work out.
I think communism is about as cool as N@zism, but in terms of Tom Morello's guitar playing Rolling Stone notoriously thought his solo in 'Guerrilla Radio' was a harmonica.
Not trying to defend RATM as such, but the hammer and sickle predates the likes of Stalin and Mao. It was an early symbol representing unity between industrial and agricultural workers (who made up the bulk of the proletariat in revolutionary Russia).
The swastika pre-dates the nazis too. would you wear a swastika?
@@FinnMckentyPRMBA I wouldn’t, no, because I’m a white westerner, but it is still used to this day in a lot of Asian art, though obviously not set in white circle against a field of red.
Hannemann was always the best, a true hero. Borland made great Riffs.
Oh, and Prince is just amazing.
Where is Muhammed Suicmez, guys from LoG, Tom Searle, Trey Azagthoth, Matt Bellamy, Dino Cazares and many others?
John Mayer is interesting. His fans is in the intersection between mainstream, guitar nerd, music nerd, and become cult artist. Skillwise heis one of the very best, personality wise sober John Mayer seems like really cool person
And his music is between elevator music and hold music
Calling out guitarists for choosing the instrument over women. My guitar amp literally sits on my bedside table and my wife leaves when I turn it on lol.