I'm almost 47 and I'm glad to see younger generations redefining guitar playing. The first time I heard "G.O.A.T." my mind exploded...and the first time I watched Tim play the riff I freaked out.
This is a very deep feeling of music, nuance, rhythm, swing, and all this is multiplied by impeccable technique. And it really delivers an indescribable thrill. I have never liked heavy music, but here I can not resist, it is stronger than any drug.
You'd be surprised how much guitar is still being used in modern music. It was dead between 2011 and 2016, but in recent years it's making a full return. A lot of modern songs now feature guitar melodies etc. It's just, everything sounds so "safe" and pristine and that's why I have great dislike for 90% of the music on the radio (at least on top charts radio stations).
they also change guitars. if you look closely in the beginning scotts guitar has a flame top and tim's has a quilted and after scotts solo scotts guitar has a quilted top and tim's has a flame top
4 years ago my uncle told me his guitarist son said I’d like this band, I forgot what he said for a while, a bit later I decided to just check out what they’re all about. Now I’ve gone to a show, met them all personally, and play dozens of their songs every day. My favorite band and biggest inspiration by far.
@@GeekOverdose It's such a funny comment! I don't know why I know this though, but that's actually how he uses trem. He just kind of 'palms' the bridge or lifts it with his finger tips. It's weird but has a similar though more subtle effect.
They have a few I like on this album for that reason. I get the same sort of positive groove from the start of LIT and Goose, the Worst, Crush.. idk I love a lot of their songs for assorted reasons. Especially this era and line-up of polyphia was something else. Never heard music like it before or since 🔥❤🤘
At 3:39 and 3:50 he reaches down to the waist of the Strat as if he's pushing a tremolo, but doesn't seem to be doing anything but brushing his fingers against the pick guard. What's going on?
@@thefourthrashmen1744 can you also let me know, why every monday i take out my cans and u guys only get it like half the time, i mean theres four of you, could you please pick it up, is it too close to the street, i mean i cant block the sidewalk thats a violation i got cited last year for it, please four trashmen lmk what im doing wrong
I saw them open for Coheed and Cambria. Had chills for the duration of this song. When they finished, I overheard a guy tell his friend that he forgot he came for Coheed.
lol, calling Nick Johnston "some other guy" is pretty funny. He's a top tier guitarist (just like Polyphia) that plays a slightly different style from them. I recommend checking out his work! He's incredible in his own right.
@@DekkarJr he’s also kind of an ass. Its funny imo when I see stuff calling him “ the nicest guy we’ve ever met” because he was a total dick to me on a FB live one time. He acted like he had never heard of a certain Schecter in a very condescending way and I had to match his vibe. Simply just another dick to anything besides praise. And for what?…. Textured progressions in a pretty manny? Lol ok.
There are surely plenty of pretty women in this video, but by far the sexiest thing in this is Johnston's licks. Absolutely sublime technique and feel.
These dudes are badass!!! I heard them for the first time last night in my self-defense class. I was hooked from the very first song. During a break, I asked my Instructor, "WHO is THIS?" He told me and sent me a link to G.O.A.T., which I listened to when I got home. Right now, I'm working from home. So instead of playing my usual variety of playlists, I'm checking out Polyphia here on youtube and I'm just blown away. When listening to them, I can't help but think back to the days when I would immerse myself in some Steve Vai. He was making sounds on a guitar that I had never heard before. The kinds of sounds that make you smile and squeeze your eyes shut, crinkle your nose, and with a sharp head nod, make you say, "DAMN!" These guys make me do the exact same thing. I only wish that I had found them sooner. Four albums in? Where in the hell have I been? Truly, love at first listen.
Same here! They definitely got that space age Steve Vai sound in there. Mixed with classical and jazz on steroids and you got this fresh weird thing. Like i have just discovered these guys. Where the hell have I been man?!
True, but do keep in mind that Ichika still had a musical background, he played bass and other instruments so he wasn't a complete beginner at music. If you already can play one instrument you can learn others in a relatively shorter amount of time because the foundation and finger dexterity has already been built. But yes it is incredible.
The first (and only) Polyphia song I’ve learned on guitar. Took me 2 weeks and I’m still not 100% on the solos, but learning this has literally made me a better guitarist. Tim and Scottie know how to motivate me to learning a song and just motivate me to pick up my guitar. These guys will surely go down in guitarist history.
It's their debut non self recorded album. They probably both just turned 21. They keep becoming more popular. Honestly I think champagne fits this album perfectly.
Can't believe it took me till a few months ago to discover Tim Henson and Polypgia. I'm mind blown with each video I see of them. Crazy talented band with some sick ass tunes to sink your teeth into.
I guess these guys and Chon are probably two of the most "different" sounding "metal" bands i've heard till date. You know it's a win when you cannot categorize a band according to genre. Love the music!
In my opinion Chon and Polyphia genre doesn't sound Metal but they are more to Rock because Metal is more aggressive sounding than Rock.Chon is more to Indie or Mathrock and Polyphia,I still don't know what genre they are playing but they still don't sound Metal to me.
I see everybody talkin about how amazing the guitar players are, and you guys are not wrong. Those two guys are renovating and rerouting the future a progressive metal's path... My shout-out goes to the drummer in the bass player for knowing how to play around all of that complex intricacy and not step on anybody's toes... It's not what you playing is how you play it!!!!! \m/
My fiance and I came across y'all's band a couple months ago and we were so lucky to find your CD at our local Hastings store (from my understanding, your CD is rare but forgive me if I'm wrong). I can't put into words how much we love your music, especially this song. Like seriously, you guys are amazing. Keep up the good work!
After 7 years, do you still have the CD? And what do you think of Polyphia's new stuff? Specifically, what do you think of the songs Playing God and Ego Death?
@@Yukeenathey probably dont really mind it but dont care for it either, theres a lot of animosity between super old polyphia fans and new ones for some reason Ive seen the worst kinds of hipsters in my life on the polyphia subreddit and my friends experienced having conversations with some unfortunately lol
Found them 8 years after this video was released and coming back to this... just a bit shocked at the lack of tats, hair, and the rich-partyer look! Amazing playing as always. Love the shot where you can see both sets of hands.
But I can't be the only who thinks it's a little odd that, despite the numerous guitar playthrough videos they have, the first music they do, they don't even bother to include the bassist or the drummer? As a guitar player, I'm all for it, but a great band (such as Polyphia) is not JUST about one or two members. Everyone contributes to the sound. Otherwise, it'd just be repetitive and boring.
Dang guys. I work at Guitar Center. And everybody has been playing your songs. Finally I asked “what are you playing?” Looking at me like I was so stupid they answered “Polyphia”. And here I am. Well done guys. Any chance for a vocalist in the future?
I love Polyphia, I love Ego Death for obvious reasons. I'm open minded about all guitar music, but, I have just watched Gary Moore, The Loner@ Stockholm 1987. That just blew me away for speed, technique, but most of all feel and emotion. Something some music is missing nowadays.
0:30 and 2:12 best moments. First one is so groovy. Second is like electricity running through your body so melodic also crazy. Song is amazing all the way through though.
As if the song wasn't great already, Nick Johnston comes in with his goaty hands and buries the sound in your head, I hear his solo in my head all day.
Why are there so many people in the video who aren't playing a guitar, bass, or drums? Honestly, they are just getting in the way of watching the amazing instrumentalism.
I've been wondering, my whole life, what it would sound like, if a bunch of metalheads just took their insanely fast and just plain insane skills and made fucking melodic songs that combine a whole bunch of shit, jazz, dubstep, drum n bass and who knows what other shit, that it would just become "mainstream", while maintaining that insane undeniable power that metal music always had, at least in my mind! I am happy to report that I ain't wondering no more! I've been listening for weeks now, going through all the songs and shit, and I can just say, THIS IS INASNE lol The transformation and changes are undeniable over the time, but all the songs just have that SHIT that makes your spine stingy, no matter the style, genre or anything! So happy I discovered this band!
Brandon Gordon Yeah, I've seen it...and yes they stepped up the drums & bass a bit. Look, my problem with Polyphia doesn't lie with their talents. There's no doubt that they have mastered their instruments. The problem is the songwriting. They use similar patterns in pretty much all of their songs. When I hear their music it just sounds like one guitar solo after the next for like 4 minutes. Their music sort of lacks substance, its pretty much just flashy melodies and streamlined production so it gets boring pretty quickly. Instead of being a dick about it, you could just disregard my opinion, just like I will with yours.
Most people like repetitive music, so they have a bigger public to market to. I agree with you, tho. I tend to like jazz and such more than this kind of music, but when I listen to this, I can't deny how easy it is for me to enjoy it.
love this viddeo, love the fact that while being surrounded by hot girls, you got two bros scott and tim just jammin out and knowing how good their jammin is
As a long time lover of virtuosic guitar solos and nerdy music, the music _video_ for this song single-handedly put me off Polyphia for at least 5 years. Show me you’re a 15 year old guitarist without actually showing me: “Hey can we can get some booth babes up in here to look kinda bored while pretending to be our side pieces and give us scalp massages while we play video game music?” Now that they seem to have figured out who they are (both Scotty and Tim lookin a lot more natural and less cringey with their 2024 hair and without showboating while some people just try to have a damn conversation in the background 😅), I’ve found myself much more impressed with how they’ve blended such disparate styles as metal, electronic, and hip hop into something new and unique.
Pretty sure it's suppose to be an artistically motivated point of view. I Could be 10000% Completely wrong but from what I got from it is that during a party surrounded by beautiful women these men are quiet not saying anything, but really beautiful thoughts and emotions are running rampantly around their heads. Which could go for all shy/quiet people.
Nick Johnston’s tone reminds me of Bucketheads in Soothsayer minus the distortion portions! Probably in the same key is why-some of those bends sound identical!
Can't see why everyone's so stressed about their tone or that it's 4-4 or whatever... it's just a fun, straight-ahead rock song, no? Vinnie Moore and Satch would be proud ;-)
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Bruh Tim looks like he's not even old enough to hug any of them, Scott included
Aaron Leeman ikr
scott has more hair on hus knuckles than tim does on his entire body.
He was 20 lol now 26
😂😂
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Hearing this song live and the crowd singing the chorus was beautiful.
@Patrick Bai YES. "sing the chorus"
hell yeah! I just looked up the song because I loved that part of the concert they just played in tempe
They did this at the Montreal show too! Soooo sick!
I am actually waiting for the acapella of this song.
Nadabd dabdda dbda dbadaa vaada baba
I'm almost 47 and I'm glad to see younger generations redefining guitar playing. The first time I heard "G.O.A.T." my mind exploded...and the first time I watched Tim play the riff I freaked out.
This is a very deep feeling of music, nuance, rhythm, swing, and all this is multiplied by impeccable technique. And it really delivers an indescribable thrill. I have never liked heavy music, but here I can not resist, it is stronger than any drug.
i remember thinking when i heard that song that people saying that guitar based music is dead are fucked.
This warms my heart so much to read this, thank you for not thinking this is killing the music scene like so many others I've seen
You'd be surprised how much guitar is still being used in modern music. It was dead between 2011 and 2016, but in recent years it's making a full return. A lot of modern songs now feature guitar melodies etc. It's just, everything sounds so "safe" and pristine and that's why I have great dislike for 90% of the music on the radio (at least on top charts radio stations).
Ya, "math rock" is fuckin wild.
この曲めちゃくちゃテンション上がるから大好き もし日本でライブしてくれたらこれをみんなで合唱するのが夢
I've seen this video 100 times and I just noticed that the focus changes between Tim and Scott every measure starting at 2:14
Oh shit! That’s pretty sick hahaha nice catch 👍🏼
Damn, good catch!
Exactly. I came here for the same reason 😄
they also change guitars. if you look closely in the beginning scotts guitar has a flame top and tim's has a quilted and after scotts solo scotts guitar has a quilted top and tim's has a flame top
Cinematography masterclass
4 years ago my uncle told me his guitarist son said I’d like this band, I forgot what he said for a while, a bit later I decided to just check out what they’re all about. Now I’ve gone to a show, met them all personally, and play dozens of their songs every day. My favorite band and biggest inspiration by far.
They perspire technicallity instumentally
You’re your uncle’s son?
@@weebteckickedin6734 bro the comment is 3 years old bro
@jonnnn7699Uncle's would be cousin. Brother/sister's son would be nephew.
Are you guys still alive?
I LOVE the way Scottie's solo starts. The first two notes, his guitar is speaking for him saying 'ayyyyy it's scottie" 2:28
3:38 when you try and grab the whammy and its not there
He doesn't use whammy tho
@@IKnowI it looks like hes trying to grab the whammy and its not there
@@GeekOverdose It's such a funny comment! I don't know why I know this though, but that's actually how he uses trem. He just kind of 'palms' the bridge or lifts it with his finger tips. It's weird but has a similar though more subtle effect.
IKnowI nice profile pic
LLLOOOOOLLL TRUE
The main riff is probably the happiest riff I've heard. It always makes me smile. So uplifting and energetic.
They have a few I like on this album for that reason. I get the same sort of positive groove from the start of LIT and Goose, the Worst, Crush.. idk I love a lot of their songs for assorted reasons. Especially this era and line-up of polyphia was something else. Never heard music like it before or since 🔥❤🤘
0:00 intro chorus
0:16 verse 1
0:31 verse 2
0:46 bridge
1:00 chorus A
1:15 solo 1
1:45 bridge
1:59 chorus B
2:13 soli A (breakdown)
2:29 solo 2
2:59 piano interlude
3:02 chorus B
3:16 soli A' (breakdown)
3:31 outro solo
Verse 3? Nah bruh bridge lol
Soli A Breakdown is my favorite part of the song!
This comment should be pinned
@@drummer_zay9493 youre right it is a bridge. dont know what i was thinking with verse 3. i changed it. thanks for the input.
Thanks for posting the lyrics
Nick Johnston's solo here is probably my favorite solo of all time. Seriously.
@Someguy136 pantera floods
@@ProfessorDeezNutz that's one of my favorites also. The riff that floods plays out on is beautiful too
At 3:39 and 3:50 he reaches down to the waist of the Strat as if he's pushing a tremolo, but doesn't seem to be doing anything but brushing his fingers against the pick guard. What's going on?
@@dextersbeard3472 beautiful add 9's and suspended chords 😭😭😭
@@skierpage that's where the pickup selector switch is ;)
Looks like he missed it the second time, but you can hear the change both times.
the best part is at 0:30 when Scott's resting his guitar on that girl's leg lmao
Nick Johnston is one of the most under appreciated guitarists, I swear...
Nick makes playing that solo look absolutely effortless, just the way he moves around the fretboard 👌
My new favorite Polyphia song.
Same after saucy
Theyre all great , nothing makes me dance like polyphia does
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Psshh yeah whateves bro, me and the four trashmen , are to cool to care , like ,aight ,, ok , whatever you say mann
@@thefourthrashmen1744 can you also let me know, why every monday i take out my cans and u guys only get it like half the time, i mean theres four of you, could you please pick it up, is it too close to the street, i mean i cant block the sidewalk thats a violation i got cited last year for it, please four trashmen lmk what im doing wrong
You know what I want to see? A Polyphia song like this, but instead of a guest solo, Keith Merrow comes in with one of his face-crushing riffs
I saw them open for Coheed and Cambria. Had chills for the duration of this song. When they finished, I overheard a guy tell his friend that he forgot he came for Coheed.
3:29 the phrasing leading the solo is fantastic
when your rhythm guitarist is also a GOD
little g dude, there's only 1 GOD.
Of Abraham Isaac and Jacob.
@@christophersleight19 wrong
@@christophersleight19 There is only one god, all hail the sky-god Anu
@@christophersleight19 You know, you really should get out more.
@@christophersleight19 Tim Henson is our one and only god, don’t need any others 😌
When you watch two absolutely outstanding guitarists and then some other guys comes and drops a mind-blowing solo like that
lol, calling Nick Johnston "some other guy" is pretty funny. He's a top tier guitarist (just like Polyphia) that plays a slightly different style from them. I recommend checking out his work! He's incredible in his own right.
@@shawnveneziano9013 He's got a generic ass name :P
@@DekkarJr he’s also kind of an ass. Its funny imo when I see stuff calling him “ the nicest guy we’ve ever met” because he was a total dick to me on a FB live one time. He acted like he had never heard of a certain Schecter in a very condescending way and I had to match his vibe. Simply just another dick to anything besides praise. And for what?…. Textured progressions in a pretty manny? Lol ok.
Ive been waiting a year for you to finish your sentence.
I've been waiting for a year for a response to your comment
The girls are just waiting for them to play Wonderwall
why? have you heard that rockstars dont get laid much?
most underrated comment right here
@Russbot Apocalypse 2020 only bang them at their house. no ladies on company bus or in company paid hotels. Fair is fair.
yeah lol the female brain cannot decode this
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I love how good it is and they don't even look like they play hard and fast. They look really casual.
There are surely plenty of pretty women in this video, but by far the sexiest thing in this is Johnston's licks. Absolutely sublime technique and feel.
I too would fuck that sick solo
+Tim Carry Same here lmao
MrCorvusC the tone.... it's remarkably human...
solos before hos
LOL
These dudes are badass!!! I heard them for the first time last night in my self-defense class. I was hooked from the very first song. During a break, I asked my Instructor, "WHO is THIS?" He told me and sent me a link to G.O.A.T., which I listened to when I got home. Right now, I'm working from home. So instead of playing my usual variety of playlists, I'm checking out Polyphia here on youtube and I'm just blown away. When listening to them, I can't help but think back to the days when I would immerse myself in some Steve Vai. He was making sounds on a guitar that I had never heard before. The kinds of sounds that make you smile and squeeze your eyes shut, crinkle your nose, and with a sharp head nod, make you say, "DAMN!" These guys make me do the exact same thing. I only wish that I had found them sooner. Four albums in? Where in the hell have I been? Truly, love at first listen.
Same here! They definitely got that space age Steve Vai sound in there. Mixed with classical and jazz on steroids and you got this fresh weird thing. Like i have just discovered these guys. Where the hell have I been man?!
Couldn’t agree more with both y’all’s comments they have been a huge influence to my band glad you
Guys found them
One word. UNIQUE! ORIGINAL. Love them
This comment aged very well with their recent song ego death out now featuring Steve Vai. What a journey for these guys
wait til he finds out they collabed with Steve.
Nick Johnston's solo is SICK!
It's crazy to know that in that time, Ichika wasn't even playing yet.
It's insane how he caught up to these amazing dudes here.
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True, but do keep in mind that Ichika still had a musical background, he played bass and other instruments so he wasn't a complete beginner at music. If you already can play one instrument you can learn others in a relatively shorter amount of time because the foundation and finger dexterity has already been built.
But yes it is incredible.
There's a video of Ichika from 2015 playing jason Richardson's feature solo from Aviator on Bass.
He was definitely playing back then.
The first (and only) Polyphia song I’ve learned on guitar. Took me 2 weeks and I’m still not 100% on the solos, but learning this has literally made me a better guitarist.
Tim and Scottie know how to motivate me to learning a song and just motivate me to pick up my guitar. These guys will surely go down in guitarist history.
I don't comment a lot, but you guys make my day. Your music is freaking incredible.
+aceradmatt thanks yo!
Polyphia it is just awesome ..woow ✌😎
Polyphia Your lit af tour is over and it was lit, I saw you guys when are you coming back to El paso ?
Nick is the definition of class on the guitar.
Scott playing that lick with a girl sitting on his lap and his arm around her has got to be the most rock star thing I've ever seen
It's their debut non self recorded album. They probably both just turned 21. They keep becoming more popular. Honestly I think champagne fits this album perfectly.
I could sit and listen to this song all day. such a catchy riff!
I know right!
That bass right when guitars come in at the beginning, is SICK.
Take the imagery however you want, but you can't deny that their music is terrific.
Just saw these guys live in Birmingham. Their songs hit different live. It is insanity. If you get a chance, go see them. God they’re amazing.
I saw them in Leipzig a few days ago. Unbelievable!
Just saw them in London! So good
The high hat cymbal beat at 3:47..
Its freakin amazing.
Can't believe it took me till a few months ago to discover Tim Henson and Polypgia. I'm mind blown with each video I see of them. Crazy talented band with some sick ass tunes to sink your teeth into.
Bro same
Hella f yeah. You checked out Vulcan ū
I know can't believe this is 8 years old lol where have I been
Nick's solo is literally the best solo i've heard in years
The cinematography is top. 2:13 the back and forth between the two. GAH DAMM
I guess these guys and Chon are probably two of the most "different" sounding "metal" bands i've heard till date.
You know it's a win when you cannot categorize a band according to genre.
Love the music!
In my opinion Chon and Polyphia genre doesn't sound Metal but they are more to Rock because Metal is more aggressive sounding than Rock.Chon is more to Indie or Mathrock and Polyphia,I still don't know what genre they are playing but they still don't sound Metal to me.
Chon and Polyphia are progressive metal bands with rock feeling. You have a lot of different types of metal bands with different sounds and ideas.
Polyphia has achieved a "pop" sound that I cannot get enough of. Chon just puts me to sleep. It's probably the way they write their melodies.
Anyone know where I can find the lyrics?
Imogen Brown No shit
Imogen Brown I wasn't rude, and that wasn't a serious question.
+seven asses XD omg dude thats too funny someone actually replied
+seven asses lmfao
+seven asses 8.5/10 for the joke, TENOUTTATEN for the username/pic
I see everybody talkin about how amazing the guitar players are, and you guys are not wrong. Those two guys are renovating and rerouting the future a progressive metal's path... My shout-out goes to the drummer in the bass player for knowing how to play around all of that complex intricacy and not step on anybody's toes... It's not what you playing is how you play it!!!!! \m/
My fiance and I came across y'all's band a couple months ago and we were so lucky to find your CD at our local Hastings store (from my understanding, your CD is rare but forgive me if I'm wrong). I can't put into words how much we love your music, especially this song. Like seriously, you guys are amazing. Keep up the good work!
After 7 years, do you still have the CD? And what do you think of Polyphia's new stuff? Specifically, what do you think of the songs Playing God and Ego Death?
@@Yukeenathey probably dont really mind it but dont care for it either, theres a lot of animosity between super old polyphia fans and new ones for some reason
Ive seen the worst kinds of hipsters in my life on the polyphia subreddit and my friends experienced having conversations with some unfortunately lol
Oh my word. Very impressive! I love the combinations of Poppy melodies with Progressive rhythms! Keep up the amazing work!
Found them 8 years after this video was released and coming back to this... just a bit shocked at the lack of tats, hair, and the rich-partyer look! Amazing playing as always. Love the shot where you can see both sets of hands.
i like the fender guy. so much mature when it comes to the solo
You can totally tell he is older. These kids can barely legally get a drink lol.
Amrish Mahabir Andrei x - He's also really really good looking too, right? *looks around*
Nick Johnston Nick your solo here was really brilliant, showing everybody what separates the men from the boys
Nick Johnston We need a new album man. :D
Nick Johnston well better than myself I will say lol. I really liked your lead break man, very nice phrasing...super tasty.
Absolutely love this! Very cool catchy melodies as well as super fast tasty licks! Nick has such a unique sound and technique! \m/
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Totally! The main lick is contagious to play
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@@Spiderwolfer
I would say Nick Johnston is THE ONLY human being on the Same Level as Guthrie Govan.
Tasty lick what's that ! I think those girls look tasty
pretty crazy that this album came out almost 10 years ago. i remember watching this video on repeat my freshman year of highschool
I like how this video just manages to totally leave out the bassist and drummer.
Cool.
stop bein a lil bitch, nigga
idek ok ok
But I can't be the only who thinks it's a little odd that, despite the numerous guitar playthrough videos they have, the first music they do, they don't even bother to include the bassist or the drummer? As a guitar player, I'm all for it, but a great band (such as Polyphia) is not JUST about one or two members. Everyone contributes to the sound. Otherwise, it'd just be repetitive and boring.
brah we all know bassists and drummers don't get any girls, so they leave them out.
Adrian Ruvalcaba True. But maybe we could help them look better just by standing next to them.
One of their best songs for sure
Tim went from good boy to emo-fashionist-shredder
Dang guys. I work at Guitar Center. And everybody has been playing your songs. Finally I asked “what are you playing?” Looking at me like I was so stupid they answered “Polyphia”. And here I am. Well done guys. Any chance for a vocalist in the future?
3:30 suddenly, a wild strat appears.
+zillathegorilla haha...pokemon reference
Cameo by Kenny G
Artby2wenty Lol
HUHAUHAUHAUHAUHA kiko LOUREIRO 🇧🇷 🙋🏻♂️
Mario Anchieta what? It’s Nick Johnston lol
I love the melody here. Very original has a great flow to it.
2:13 gets me every time
I love Polyphia, I love Ego Death for obvious reasons. I'm open minded about all guitar music, but, I have just watched Gary Moore, The Loner@ Stockholm 1987. That just blew me away for speed, technique, but most of all feel and emotion. Something some music is missing nowadays.
How the hell have I been sleeping on this band for all these years?
try manuel gardner and ichika nito too if you are not aware of these two
@@morganalston6579 Everything around you should feel more colorful
Love Polyphia...
And Nick Johnson's solo is one if my all time favourites 👌
0:43 Girl on the right: "I'm pretty sure she's pooping... yea"
Will Christian GENIUS.
+Will Christian YOU GOT ME LAUGHING HAHAHAHAHA!! BRILLIANT!!
+Will Christian lol it does look like she's saying that
+Will Christian I can never not know this now. Darn you
Will Christian hahaha that's exactly what she's saying 😂
0:30 and 2:12 best moments. First one is so groovy. Second is like electricity running through your body so melodic also crazy. Song is amazing all the way through though.
The boys on any guitars other than ibanez... NJ on a Fender. This truly was a different time.
Just discovered polyphia gotta say they're like already one of my favorite bands.
*I FEEL YOU MAN. I FEEL YOU.*
i could literally loop this endlessly and i still wouldnt get tired of it 🔥🔥
As if the song wasn't great already, Nick Johnston comes in with his goaty hands and buries the sound in your head, I hear his solo in my head all day.
Que cambio tan radical y evolución la que ha tenido esta gran banda. Los escucho todos los días. Son magnificos.
I find it offensive that the bassist doesn't get to sit next to any girl. he isn't even in this video at all
we walk a lonely road
They dont even show the drummer. :(
We need love too
I feel it
+WhaddupImJohn drummers get all the laids shut up
+lawrence oh i know. 😎
Why are there so many people in the video who aren't playing a guitar, bass, or drums?
Honestly, they are just getting in the way of watching the amazing instrumentalism.
I've been wondering, my whole life, what it would sound like, if a bunch of metalheads just took their insanely fast and just plain insane skills and made fucking melodic songs that combine a whole bunch of shit, jazz, dubstep, drum n bass and who knows what other shit, that it would just become "mainstream", while maintaining that insane undeniable power that metal music always had, at least in my mind!
I am happy to report that I ain't wondering no more!
I've been listening for weeks now, going through all the songs and shit, and I can just say, THIS IS INASNE lol The transformation and changes are undeniable over the time, but all the songs just have that SHIT that makes your spine stingy, no matter the style, genre or anything!
So happy I discovered this band!
This is by far the best song you guys have wrote!
The video was kinda lame though, I mean.... no drums.... like, cmon man..
Christian Longoria You sound dumb as fuck. go watch the james franco play through
Brandon Gordon Yeah, I've seen it...and yes they stepped up the drums & bass a bit. Look, my problem with Polyphia doesn't lie with their talents. There's no doubt that they have mastered their instruments. The problem is the songwriting. They use similar patterns in pretty much all of their songs. When I hear their music it just sounds like one guitar solo after the next for like 4 minutes. Their music sort of lacks substance, its pretty much just flashy melodies and streamlined production so it gets boring pretty quickly. Instead of being a dick about it, you could just disregard my opinion, just like I will with yours.
Most people like repetitive music, so they have a bigger public to market to. I agree with you, tho. I tend to like jazz and such more than this kind of music, but when I listen to this, I can't deny how easy it is for me to enjoy it.
love this viddeo, love the fact that while being surrounded by hot girls, you got two bros scott and tim just jammin out and knowing how good their jammin is
theres nothing quite like the single coil sound of a stock fender strat.
It does sound incredible :D
is Polyphia still a band or is it just Phineas and Ferb on their own now?
holy shit lmfao
LOL
lol lol lol lol
Seiizures *Facepalms*
Seiizures Candace comes in at the end.. you must have missed her...
Seeing this live is still one of the coolest experiences
Scott playing with his arm around that chick is the most boss pimp shit ever.
Everything about this song is flawless. I miss old Polyphia so much.
same
As a long time lover of virtuosic guitar solos and nerdy music, the music _video_ for this song single-handedly put me off Polyphia for at least 5 years.
Show me you’re a 15 year old guitarist without actually showing me: “Hey can we can get some booth babes up in here to look kinda bored while pretending to be our side pieces and give us scalp massages while we play video game music?”
Now that they seem to have figured out who they are (both Scotty and Tim lookin a lot more natural and less cringey with their 2024 hair and without showboating while some people just try to have a damn conversation in the background 😅), I’ve found myself much more impressed with how they’ve blended such disparate styles as metal, electronic, and hip hop into something new and unique.
This filming situation must've been so awkward.
i knew i wasn't the only one who thought this lmao
I bet everyone there was holding their laugh
its akward to watch also my man. really weird
unbelievably so. (I was the lamp)
if there were pretty girls at least...
You know that the riff is hard when the veins on your picking hand pop up.
Nu ai cum sa refuzi plăcerii asa ceva !
Respect ,guys ! Playing God , is for real !
that solo scottie did.
good for scottie
:P
Nick Johnston wow this is real
what is the name of the original song from nick i cant find it?!
Nick Johnston you look a lot like Samus Paulicelli
Nick Johnston Nick, you are a fucking God.
Nick Johnston always on point.
やっぱこの曲が一番好きなんだよな
old Polyphia, baby Tim 💓
Best part of the video is 30 seconds in when they look at each other like "yea, we're badass!"
I absolutely love this song. It has such a heartfelt meaning. You guys have no idea how important this song is to me. Thank you for it.
The video is every boy's dream of being a master shredder and getting woman because you play guitar really well... too bad it's a fantasy.
+Noah Harned exactly....*sigh.*
It is not!!!!
Gianna P.T.O It totally is. Being good at guitar alone is not enough get you laid.
+Noah Harned I don't think so. I think a lot of woman get enchanted with a good musician.
Gianna P.T.O Tell me when you find them because they are hiding.
0:43 Girl on right "Yeah shes poopin"
Johnston's solo is out of this world.
Song should be call Apple Juice. I mean look at those glasses.
Hyped to see Polyphia play with CHON and Strawberry Girls in Philly!!
Why are these girls chatting while this masterpiece is being performed right in front of them holy guacamole :o
They cannot hear it.
they probably listen to techno usually, so they wouldn't understand what's happening anyway! :D
No they probably don't listen to techno, probably something more like Taylor Swift. lol
Pretty sure it's suppose to be an artistically motivated point of view.
I Could be 10000% Completely wrong but from what I got from it is that during a party surrounded by beautiful women these men are quiet not saying anything, but really beautiful thoughts and emotions are running rampantly around their heads. Which could go for all shy/quiet people.
Dalton Sullivan hard to tell if that was sarcastic or not, either way god bless brother!
3:16 is my favorite part, very geniuuss!!!
I'm sure I listen to this 20 times per day. I can do every thing better with this jam!
Nick Johnston is such a badass he can do whammy bar tricks without a wahammy bar
Nick Johnston is THE badass
This guys is freaking amazing!One of my favorite guitarists
my best favorite song of Polyphia. i am always charged very so much energy, when i am listening this song.
3:30
Don't mind me, just making a replay button for the Nick Johnston part.
You mean the worst part?
@@CLB_JJ bruh
Accurate representation of being a guitarist today. The girls are basically ignoring them lol
Hell yea brother.. Miss my younger days
LOL
They won't ignore you if you're rich
LMAO
Listening to the newest Migos, wishing they were anywhere but there.
Nick Johnston’s tone reminds me of Bucketheads in Soothsayer minus the distortion portions!
Probably in the same key is why-some of those bends sound identical!
Can't see why everyone's so stressed about their tone or that it's 4-4 or whatever... it's just a fun, straight-ahead rock song, no? Vinnie Moore and Satch would be proud ;-)
MFGuitarStuff I don't understand all the hate either. Progressive fans are now reminding me of the "It's not metal enough" people
How is this almost 9mil views and still yet underrated
Absolutely mannn, keep revisiting this masterpiece. 👊
This whole album underrated but one of my favorites
underrated? fame or money?
@@許叔華 shut up
I am always listenoing to polyphia but when I look up Champagne in the search bar it doesnt even pull this up as a suggestion. is bull
her stroking his shoulder 🤣
this video is the vivid representation of every guitarist when they find a guitar at a party