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That was legitimately good acting. Things like the subtle confused eye squint sold it.
First reply haha
@@cockroach5717 Second breakfast 🙃😂
@@cutittaierau3128 Third, just marking my weekly rudy adobe revisit😎
Well of course it is
come on bro you can't say that, thats just his face
We don’t have space for that.
Space for what bro ?
THE WALKING BASSLINE.
Don't get it
Phantom Prism have you even watched the video ?
@@phantomprism7659 walking
@@phantomprism7659 YOU CANNOT WALK IF YOU HAVE NO SPACE TO DO SO BRO
Phantom Prism he thought there was no space in the room for a literal walking bass guitar.
He has the astonishing ability to make things look so uncomfortable
Ikr
Yes
He gives me second hand embarrassment!
1. Bro
2. Smoke on the Water
3. End video with blasted volume distortion and cut out wtf
There was no DiStOrt this time Ha
Bro I watched this on my Boss pedal my bad ahAha
The ending with distortion is the best!
@@RudyAyoub Bro this is not cool you bro re upload the video with distortion bro
@@RudyAyoub why did u remove the DiStOrTioN bro
The difference is that one plays 4 chords in front of hundreds of people and the other one plays hundreds chords in front of 4 people.
Lol
got it from music is win
no one cares
True
hahaha
just hilarious. wow man. you nailed it. you must try for Hollywood. 👍
Ya he kinda looks like the guy from 6ft under too... he probably could do it.
2ll
Nah he will become cheap and sell out
@@aaronsanchezz bro that killed me bro
NOT hahaaa
Together they form Blink-251
You mean Blink-035
@@wlankabel2986 initially I thought I'd heard the video wrong but touché my friend 👏
You’re wrong it’s actually Blink-538
Blink- II-V-I
Someone missed the joke lol
Who else was disappointed we didn't really get to see the Jazz guitarist play?
he doesnt know how to play guitar
@@jazzforbreakfast436 that was the rock guitarist who didn't know
@@beanZomniac im not an idiot
I was expecting this😭
@@beanZomniac r/woooosh
Jazz guitarist: _says anything_
Rock guitarist: *visible confusion*
The rock guy looks a lot like the jazz guy...
OmG..... ArE YOu StuPId tHats HiM...
Haha nice one bro.
They look very different. Just because they are the ethnicity. Racist...
Definitely not!
@@ravelnathan5003 r/wooshh
This was like watching myself trying to jam with myself from 15yrs ago. 🤣
That was a pretty clever comment.
SonicEntertainment Thank you bro.
Roughshark, angular you’re welcome
Minutes*
Damn you really fell off huh
I showed this to my music theory teacher. She laughed. LOL
Yes, that my teacher's reaction too. This generation, they( young guitarist) only focus on the speed instead of music culture. I have a friend who can play "tender surrender"(Steve Vai) but don't know what a F#min7 and can't differentciate minor and major.
@@posey7647 I focus on both. I care about all of the components of music.
@@posey7647 lmao fuck music theory, all my homies shref like nuts
@@posey7647 who care about music theory
@@BatteryAcidEater I do.
What’s the difference of a jazz player and a table?
A table can actually support a family
Joseph Sabando oof
Hahahahaha savage.
Sadao kujo wants to know your location
No it can't don't let your family sit on a table it will break
Jazz players have 100x more chance of a career than a metal player
As a jazz guitarist in a punk band I can say this is 500% accurate
As a what in a what now? I thought that was only the stuff of legends!
I blame simcity and racing games for my musical tastes 😂
@@violenceisfun991 lol! Hey look up The Rippingtons..
They RIP on contemporary guitar jazz! All their albums
@@Hector55Munoz I shall check them out. Thanks man :)
@@Hector55Munoz oh my god I checked out a couple of songs. Wow. I'm really enjoying the song True Companion
My teacher made me join orchestra because I played bass and I could only read tab and she gave me the music sheets using notes and I just played random things for an hour
Sounds like me then I remind my self that even Dave mustaine can’t read music LOL
@@ZeryArtzTM dime couldnt as well, ur fine bro
@@ZeryArtzTM That’s not hood if you are in jazz band or orchestra. It isn’t that bad if you are making music but it is vital to learn how to read sheet music if you are in an ensemble.
@@cold.7404 pino paladino too
Yeah my teacher made me join jazz band and I didn’t even know there was sheet music for bass. 3 years into jazz band and I can officially say I can read now.
Jazz guitarist: That's a power chord. You wanna make that a minor 7 chord?
Rock guitarist: *Confused frustration intensifies*
Can you make a power chord major or minor? I know that it is the root and 5th and maybe an octave but how could you go from there to major or minor
I think power chord means it only contains the 'basic notes', so for example C E G, if you make this minor, it becomes C Eb G
If you add the 7th, which in this case can be either Bb, or B , it won't be a "power chord" anymore (i think)
You can add the 9th, D or D# for more color, and you can call it a 'basic' jazz chord now
If you see Cm79, that means: C Eb G B D
@@infinitespinergy1220 That would be a Cmin9(#7). And yes, power chords are only roots and fifths.
@@caleb428 Power chords usually only use at most 3 strings, so you can just add in the minor or major third on one of the muted strings to make it a minor or major chord. You can't make a major/minor power chord though, that's a contradiction.
Make it a minor 7flat 5 and then play Em9/13
*Pause*
Are you.. playing the fret numbers?
*Pause*
Yeah
Yeah bro*
That had me dead😂
1000 videos with ZERO subscribers ZERO subscribers *affirmative brother
@@nimugonz9226 true
I lost it at that point.. literally lost it yall
I was expecting the rock guy to casually play some jazz chords in the end lmao.
"Which chord are you gonna play"
"Seven"
"Okay, is that a minor or a major seven ?"
"......"
"Seven"
So a dominant 7th then? LOL
Says that after counting the frets lmao
Nation army
@@darknightmike10yearsago In México we just called dominants "siete" so yup just Seven lol
I thought he was referring to dominant 7th chord
When the rock guitarist did the II V I literally, I cried 035 times
@@KP-by4eu no no no, you’re supposed to cry 0365 times
I'm gonna ruin your 900 likes
Fuck you have 901 likes you bum ass loser with an odd number of likes
@@casualartist4202 03530 times
Laughing in rhythm changes
I'm in this video & I don't like it
Hahaha...so am I.
Which person?
Sorry who?
He means the attitude, personification
Yup !
I've noticed that he actually SEEMS like two people because his facial expressions are completely different for each character, therefore creating the illusion that the two faces are different people. This is talent.
Ok
Play something else
Nah he actually has a twin brother. Audy Rayeeb
What do you mean with ''SEEMS like two people''?
Yes. They call it _acting_
Why does your trombone only have 4 strings?
O N L Y
@@tejasshastri-deonikar644 its mustard you fuck
this is a guitar you dum dums rofl
Petar Borisov nah I am pretty sure it is a trombone
Lol all of you guys are wrong. Obviously it is a triangel
Never forget when I was a kid, and a guy was playing Jazz, then when he started to play Happy Birthday it was the only momment he received attention. True history.
LMAOO
I was in a hostel in Berlin. People asked me to play guitar and I played some basic flamenco improve and no one gave a crap. I was like “someone please take this thing. I don’t want to do this”. I gave it to a buddy who played a four chord pop song and the girls started going nuts.
@@slartybartfast1112 I feel it bro. Though just think you'll make a lot of guitar nerds happy
@@slartybartfast1112 Yeah sadly mate that happens, it's why learning how to play a variety of genres and read a room is important. Play the wrong genre to the wrong people and it's crickets, play something people recognise and they'll go crazy over what you're doing even if it's basic af.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Would be hilarious if after he left he started playing giant steps flawlessly
Logan Scheffler Yeah, that would‘ve been the perfect plot twist.
No, he'd probably confuse it with The Police's Walking on the Moon.
"Giant steps are what you take..."
I was expecting him to do that hahaha
Yeeaaah but what would that communicate?
Honestly, I'm thankful for having learned jazz. All the unique chord variants are really useful for all types of music.
yeah bro, it raises my chord dexterity through the roof, but there really isnt any room in a single other genre aside from blues to use all the chords I learned
"But you live here bro" IM DED, this guy is hilarious
Which one ?
@@todorkerev8157 br0
Broooo
I FREAKIN KNEW SMOKE ON THE WATER WAS COMING
It caught me off guard so bad that I choked on my own saliva...
Isee
Yeah I did that too.
0:37 That gentle "...Yeah bro" is the best part
_after this crossover, they decided to fuse the lick into Smoke On The Water_
*the licc
Do it and give me the link for a free subscriber
IM DOING THIS WHY DIDNT I THINK ABOUT IT
Du-bee-du-bee doo ba-*BAM-BAM-BAAAM*
Back in my first year of playing guitar, the guitarist from my high school jazz band was sizing me up and asked me how do you play an A13 chord and I said with such brazen confidence, "its just an A chord on the 13th fret"
12 years later, I am still certain that's correct.
and isn't it?
@@LucasAlves-gq9jj nope
Do they really use 13th chords? Wow & I was thinking I had the most tensions
Isn't a 13 the same as a 6? Yes, I'm a rock guitarrist...
@@PauloLimaFS isnt it g6
The worst part of this is, when he said "minor 7" My eye did the same squint thing Rudy did- except unironically, cause I had no idea what he was talking about. Then immediately felt embarrassed because the video was making fun of me lmao
"I'll do a walking bassline"
"But there isn't enough room"
😂😂
That's pretty much the same dialogue that I had this morning
Drummer: "Ok, What do we do?"
Me: "Mh, blues in Em?"
Drummer: "Ok, ok"
Bassist: "Ok but, what are the chords"
Drummer: "It's a simple blues progression"
Bassist: "..."
Me: "A blues progression: I - IV - V"
Bassist: "Ok, ok"
*plays the fret numbers*
Me: "Are you playing the fret numbers?"
Bassist: "Ya"
Me: "..."
Drummer: "..."
Did you play 6 bar?
@@yuufeternal5837 12
The drummer didnt know the chords but didnt care
@@jpm199 the Drummer is a guitarist too
@@gabrielecoda drummers don't play chords tho
Classical guitarist: Pulls out sheet music
Rock guitarist: "What kind of tabs are those??"
"I'm sorry, just one second, just one second... What are you doing."
This is way too real 😂
Mate i love you
"but you live here"
"you can have the apartment" lmao
hahahaha.... damn way too funny
I love how playing smoke on the water has literally become the equivalent to shitting on the floor
Pls do: Jazz guitarist meets Math Rock guitarists
They're kinda similar...
"Can you modulate that up to the key in the minor third, then major 5-1 back to the key center?"
Sooo... What do u expect? Them having sex?
@@rkconcepcion4387 Similar in what way? Being pretentious? Math rock guitarists are typically way more focused on technical proficiency than jazz guitarists, who are heavy on music theory.
@@imaginarynoise because math rock often uses a lot of similar chords and progressions as jazz
Ive been in similar situations to this ngl(i was the rock guitarist), but im pretty comfortable in my ignorance, so i just straight up said, “idk what youre talking about, just tell me what notes/chords and i’ll follow you and try to listen for the changes”. Sure enough, one of the funnest jam sessions ive had.
Same~ even after years in music school studying guitar I'm still pretty dang bad at theory, although I'm very confident at playing literally anything. Not something I'm super proud of though because theory is indeed important to us musicians in many ways. But in the end, the sound that's coming outta ur instrument/voice is what matters.
Had many a laugh with my guitar teacher at the weirdness of guitar terminology
Respect for the players and respect for growing your skills, overall much respect
Listen for the changes and try to keep up, ok
The jazz player thanking the other player for jamming is the most accurate part of the video
Clickbait, there's no blasted volume at the end
1:57 I KNEW IT
I just realized... They are the same person!!! How's that even possible? Explain that, atheists.
satan
I GUESS WE LOST
@@a_green_cat amen brotha
Even science has no answers to this question... Shit man, we actually lost this time
Checkmate atheists
Im taking a classical guitar class and i literally experienced that
So I ended up in a classical guitar competition and I just learnt the piece. I am waiting backstage and the guys are noodling about and then another guy rolls up and they start talking about what key they are noodling in. Meanwhile, I sit only knowing the pentatonic. Then they start talking about chord inversions and I am there trying to figure out what fret number to barre.
@@Isaiah_McIntosh hahaha haha, ouch though, must've gon over your head lol
I didn’t like how you had to sit with the damn guitar. It starts to hurt after a while
@@ayayrawnguitarshit2389 i guess it's a matter of getting use to it. I studied classical guitar for a long time and now that's like the most comfortable position to play ANYTHING for me lol
You look like the fortnite default character
started out as a rock guitarist (and i still love rock) but after experiencing jazz in all its glory i truly see how smallminded guitarists who only play rock are. I feel like its not interesting to play just powerchords. I really like jazz progressions and my mind has truly been opened. Minor 7s, minor 7b5 and maj7 and regular 7s. add9, regular 9s. 11 chords and 13 chords aswell. Its all really cool stuff.
im too bad to play anything else lol
See, that's the kind of thing that gets an engineer's attention. You know what % of the population that is?
@Lucas Venturoso blues is perfect to learn how to play to changes and great for learning outside tension notes in a more simple context
I'm literally dying. I don't know how these ideas hit you, but I really hope you're never gonna run out of them (not like there's any chance for it considering everything you've done yet) :D keep it up, bro!
I felt that last riff coming it was so perfect!! :D
Rudy: Is that a minor seven or a major seven?
Rudy 2.0: Yes.
Duuude that was so funny!! We love your video. You blessed us. Thank you for taking the time to shout us out
As a rock guitarist, I can confirm this is one hundred percent accurate 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Great video!
"I´m sorry, what?" I´d buy a T shirt with that quote man.
1:24
-We don´t have space for that bro
- Space for what bro?
-The walking bass line
Jazz guitarrist reached his limit and got the hell out of there lol
0:21 "If You Were There, Beware"
Glad someone else noticed
The serpent soul pinchers
Go on, girl. Go on
Give us something gruesome
We require your grief
Arctic monkeys!!!
my thoughts exactly
I am leaving this comment here so that if someone like it, I get reminded of this masterpiece time and again. it inspired me to porsue my channel.
I’m here to remind you bro
Play seven
Conspiracy Theory: Rudy's fiance is himself, and he will make a video where he meets himself, one in a tux, one in a bride's dress. He'll be like "Bro, do you take this bro to be your wedded bro." 'Yeah Bro." "Bro, do you take this bro to be your beloved bro" "Yeah bro" "You may now brohug the bro"
Hey, not all of us rock guitarists are that stupid.
But yeah, most of us are 😂
Grant Mayberry Just depends on what type of music you’d like to make!
lol im a prog metal guitarist who studies jazz theory for fun
Fox V. For fun? You masochist
@@rosev.7007 To be fair, to write good prog metal. I feel like you would need to know a good bit of theory. Prog metal is awesome.
I'm definitely are
"You're playing the fret numbers"
Omg lol
This was hilarious 😂😂 I grew up a rock guitarist and playing with jazz musicians is always exactly like this for me haha. I love learning jazz though, it's very helpful for creativity and overall musicianship. Thank you for this video 😁😁
Jazz: "I have to go home."
Rock: "But you live here, bro."
Mission failed, we'll get em next time!
"You can have this apartment bro. You can have this guitar too bro." This channel is so damn weird and I absolutely adore it
''What chord do you wanna play?''
''Umm...7''
''Ok, is that a minor or a major 7?''
''.......7''
Uhh mayarriffic
@@hagrazz you move like a jaguar
What chord do you want to play?
- Yes.
Calm down habibi
yA HmaR
Jazz guitarist meets metal guitarist=1984-1987 Megadeth
Also Testament
=-3 Megadeth
Yeah Megadeth
And it looks exactly the same. Mustaine could play fast, but he was far from a library for music theory. Ever notice how most of his riffs and licks are just chromatic runs? Should tell you something right there
Ever notice how jazz is a lot of chromatic runs? Dingle hoppers
Me before and after I took music theory class
I love the distant stare when he’s asked to play a minor 7
I had the fret vs chord # thing once.
Guy: then it goes to 5
Me: wait did we change keys?
Guy: what?
Me: I thought we were in A you’re playing a D.
Guy:...yeah I’m playing 5.
Me: bro that’s the 4.
Guy: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5!
Me: You can have the house, my car, and my wife I gotta go.
Plot twist: D Major is still in the key of A Major 😂
Chris Johnston but it’s not the V chord it’s the IV chord...
@@DominicAirola True that!
This is my favorite of yours so far. I laughed out loud at the minor ii-V-I joke. There are many times when I wish my rock friends understood more theory, but I've gotten better at picking my battles.
I see it as play how you want, if you just wanna play rock or just work with simple stuff do so, if you wanna delve into the more complex and intricate then go ahead, the magic happens when there’s a middle ground discovered and both skill sets work together to make music
@@scrumdiddily6162 yea it can suck though. I want to jam with my friends at home ( I'm in college). But it's really not as fun just because of the gap in knowledge
1:23
Jazz: I’ll do the walking bassline
Rock: we...dont have space for that bro
Jazz: space for what bro?
Rock:......*the walking bassline*
I didnt get that one what did the rock guitarist mistake "walking bassline" for?
@@cjgreen4331 I think that its about rock guitarists only wanting bass players to play the root notes all the time
@@gabrielbotelho7809 Idk about that, I interpreted it as the rock guitarist actually not knowing what a walking bassline is and assuming it requires walking around the room, which they don't have enough space to do
As a rock guitarist I can safely say this is true.
and that's how Jazz Fusion is born
*car drives by............. “bro”
Man, best guitarist TH-camr hands-down!
"But you live here bro" I'm dead😂😂😂😂😂
Quick tip:Keep a bankup of all your videos... You have played smoke on the water in every video..................
Warner siblings watching you....
“You might recognize me from the video you just watched.” I’m totally going to steal that. 😂
damn, the rock guitarist just has to play one power chord and he gets an apartment and a guitar
I understood nothing that you said, but I understood just how much the 2 were misunderstanding each other.
What a journey.
Chord progression 2-5-1 in the key of F sharp (major). It's a standard jazz chord progression. Chords are G sharp minor (or dominant 7), C Sharp major (or major 7), back to F sharp major (or major 7). It has nothing to do with frets, but the chords themselves.
Walking bassline is just playing a steady pattern of a triad (the first, third, and fifth notes in the chord).
@@yuufeternal5837 thank you for this knowledge.
Same here, and reading comments is another gem!
@@yuufeternal5837 agree but in jazz if the ii chord is a dominant most likely it will be in the 1st inversion and the V chord is 90% would be dominant not major.
Now I got bored after viewing it 4000 times
"Space for what bro?" He genuinely sounds so confused 😂
I was fully ready to hear the intro of Smoke on the Water
This recreates the awkwardness of the real situation
This guy's videos are super hilarious and they make me feel special and smart because non guitarists won't get the jokes
Man, I feel so offended because this is so true. I used to be this type of rock guitarist and the gladly moved to play jazzier. You nailed it.
"But you live here bro"
"oh, yeah, keep the apartment"
Seriously
This mans commitment to 035 brings me real joy
How old is Rudy?
035 years old
7
Yes
How many days are there in a non-leap year?
0365 days
"we don't have space for that, bro"
i'm dead
0:22 That 251 riff would sound awesome on a 9-string guitar.
Reminds me of my first time jaming with a classic pianist
Did the pianist just sit around waiting for some sheet music?
@@gpeddino lmaoo
Ouch. I would take offense but it's true. At least now I am well versed in Jazz.
@@gpeddinothat only occurred at a later occasion, though the first time it was just overwhelming what he was saying all the chords and intervals I had no idea about. Though it definitely helped to get me into music theory
This was how I felt when I first started playing jazz. I thought the extensions and 7 chords were just fret numbers.
1:49
He's alone, he's a rock guitar player
I knew he was going to play Smoke on the water LOL
As a Rocker guitar player who's in a highschool jazz band i can relate to this😂
I get this in my recommended list every time i open youtube!
It's like Beethoven and James Hetfield
Wanna know why there are fewer jazz players? Cause when a newb picks up a guitar they want to learn to play music they actually enjoy listening to.
Music only newbs enjoy - exactly.
Not that simple. Playing jazz decently requires a lot more comprehension of music theory. Also, jazz chord grips are typically more uncomfortable. However, you can play 99% of rock songs by knowing how to play power chords, E and A shape barre chords along with an occasional sus4 and dominant 7ths.
@@kgsvvgla2i no
PROGRESSIVE ROCK,it's a fusion of rock and jazz or TECHNICAL DEATH METAL.
It's really hard to play
But i agree with few metal sub-genres are easy to play likes nu-metal,thrash metal or heavy metal. Maybe rock too likes hard rock,rap rock or punk rock.
There are two categories op aspiring guitar players.
1 the ones that want to learn to play.
2 the ones that want to be able to play
I try to weed out the latter, because there is no point teaching them. It's pretty easy to weed them out, because they will ask: "Can you teach me how to play this song?"