other way for me

That’s it!

Idk how guitar people would take to this advice

But cop that interface, and start using your guitar just to lace into beats and recordings. You’ll be learning + making stuff at the same time.

I had just a guitar at home for years without much motivation to play it, but as soon as I copped an electric one + interface and used it solely to add to beats, I started learning and getting use to it.

what can you play?

One man and his guitar, that’s all you really need

Yea man, i just need to get that job and i'll hopefully buy it by Christmas

I can play gooba + trollz medley

it’s physically more harder than a guitar will ever be, that’s my only downside

seriously, what can you play lol

Im too lazy

I honestly don’t learn many songs on it! I bought it solely to write and use it in music, so i just learnt chord positions, chord inversions and key/scales on it and then use it every day while producing

Maybe I’d get better faster if I started learning songs and playing stuff on it tho so

what chords can you play?

On gooba and trollz? 6ix9ine songs are all in A minor.
Get it? A minor

great skills dont come easy? no way

Well yeah of course they don't, it took me a year to get good at FL

GOAT instrument

Guitars are a reason why Gunna's beats work

Been playing guitar for 10+ years OP

Guitar is all about patience imo. For as long as I've been playing I still feel like I know nothing.

My biggest advice is to keep learning the songs that you love, but then try to understand the theory beneath what makes that song so good. Do this whenever you learn something new and you will grow so much faster as a guitarist (and as a musician in general)

How many hours are you practicing.

I started in April and within a month had 100 hours in.

Rule of thumb.

Hours 0-100 Amateur
Hours 100-1000 Novice
Hours 1000-5000 intermediate
5000 and up - advanced

When people say learning guitar will get you girls

Guitar is one of the most physically difficult instruments to get good at. I picked it up when I was like 10 and even now when I don't play for a while and my calluses start softening it hurts.

Feels good to be able to pick it up anywhere and rock the s*** though. I know so many songs now. Would recommend it, but would prioritize improving your singing ahead of it as a confidence booster.

Piano is pretty easy tbh but yeah guitar is hard

Shorty gonna blow me like a cello