My first guitar teacher when I was a kid was an old cigar smokin Jazz master. He may have been old, but he was wise and played unbelievably! He opened the door into how to make the guitar really sing, no matter what style of music you play. R.I.P Ted 🤘🎸
@@dftns Awesome! Drums and percussion are important. I worked at Vater Percussion for ten years. I was a specialist for custom items and Lacquering. Learned a lot about mallets, drum sticks, and beaters.
My guitar teacher was disorganised but he made up for it. Nicest guy on earth, incredibly great teacher. Any time he was late he'd add on to the end of the lesson and sometimes he'd even just run overtime without realising just because he was so passionate about teaching. It didn't cut into other people's lessons either, he had a timetable and he missed his own break over just wanting to go through more stuff with me
I had a teacher who was kinda like that. He didn't have the greatest sense of time but he made up for it by being an amazing guitar player and teacher, there's times when he'd go over time just for me and he never let his lack of time run into someone else's time.
I have always been the "never been to a formal guitar teacher and only got his lessons from RUclips" one haha. Always appreciate the comedy and quality man. Cheers
Every guitar teacher ive ever had was seriously under qualified and lacked the mear confidence and patience it takes to teach someone who doesnt know anything at all. Well done Bradley please never stop making these videos
Many guitar teachers are only trying to make enough money to survive while they go after "their dream." They have none of the skills required to be a teacher and therefore no business doing it. If you're an intuitive musician even though lacking skills they may steal your work too. 😅 A great teacher with no lack of pupils might even tell you to skip some sessions until you've achieved a particular goal. Anyway, good luck with whatever you're doing.
The only two teachers I ever had were "The Disorganized" and "The Savage". The Savage said I had tons of potential and wanted me to essentially quit everything I was doing to play guitar.
@@superjanembaishappy5512 Looking back though I think he was just a really good man. I was having a lot of problems at home and my guitar teacher could see it and I think he was trying to protect me from the shit going on. I was just really serious about hockey and for a while lost my love for guitar because of the crap going on. Wish things were different because I would have devoted more time to it.
The online tutor is not only a guitar prodigee but a universal genius. Tales say that he wrote his first three big albums (two of which hit quadruple platinum on the first day and one that was never perceived by a single human since it is too complex to grasp for even the most advanced musician) before he even left the womb of his mother. Not only does he play 30h of guitar every day and contacted at least 4 species outside our galaxy simply by dissonant tapping, he also inspired greats like Bach, Beethoven, Chopin and Lars Ulrich. In the few seconds per day that he is not consciously playing the guitar, he invents at least 3 genres. Also he has perfect pitch in every hertz frequency and it is rumored that he co-wrote almost 85.4% of all music ever written. His online lessons are free of charge since he sees it as his duty to pass on his knowledge and legacy to the younger generation. Sadly, he only has one upper half of the original Iphone as a camera and only smart device (he ate the other half) and a connection that gives him 3 bits of transmission every hour.
When I was ten I had a school music teacher who made us play ode to joy on acoustic guitar, and she had us "Walk" our index and middle fingers on the strings, alternating between the two fingers. Everyone else was playing it perfectly, and I just couldn't do the walking thing. I could pick it perfectly though. I now consider myself a moderate/advanced electric guitarist playing solos, and I still can't do the walking thing. And I have never seen anyone walk their fingers in my life
Yeah. I had The Chatterbox.. 45 minutes, spoke a bout the good ol` days. 15 minutes of "Blues" stuff and didn't learn a bloody thing. That shit hit home hard.
My teacher is amazing. I had learned so much in a year from him than in my bedroom noodling around. He's also a music teacher and can explain stuff really well that will actually make sense. Me and my buddy are so grateful to be his students. 💪🤘👍🤙
The Underqualified and Overqualified hit home with me because out of the two teachers I've had one was in each category. The unqualified was a teacher at a music store when I first picked up the guitar. Didn't realize until quite a bit later, but I'm willing to bet he was one or two lessons more experienced than I was. The second was after about ten years of not playing and deciding to jump back into it. I didn't remember much at all about guitar, and this guy starts me working on licks from Cliffs of Dover on my first lesson.
For me personally, the disorganized teacher is the best teacher I've ever have. He was super laid back, understanding, and approachable. Him not being the most organized and formal thing ever made it feel like almost I was going over to a friend's house whenever we had lessons. Miss you, Jacob.
My old teacher was the noodler and at the end He also was the one that didn't want to be there but my "new" teacher is a Combination of the overqualified and the unorganised one.... But due to that it really pushed me to get better and i went from playing Basic pentatonic and Power chord Riffs to now playing necrophagist and wintersun in about 2 years !
I had the egotisitcal berklee college of music grad who for homework had me listen to his new album and tell him which solo was my favorite (a pretty mediocre hard rock album with some mild shred stuff). I listened to it and at the start of the next lesson I told him which one I liked the most. He said, "well then you'll like this!" And he played something vaguely familiar with his unplugged electric guitar and said, "do you recognize that?" When I said, "not really" he yelled, "THAT WAS THE SOLO YOU SAID YOU LIKED, WHY WOULD YOU LIE AND SAY YOU LISTENED TO IT WHEN YOU DIDN'T!"
I have had the same guitar teacher for 4 years and he is amazing! He can teach me anything and it's nice to hear his gig stories and talk about life while shredding the sh1t out of our guitars..
I think I have the best guitar teacher you could ever dream of. I started playing acoustic guitar a year ago and decided to find guitar courses. The first time I saw my guitar teacher, I realized that music is in his blood. Literally in a year I can play Five Magics and Holy wars... The punishment due of the Megadeth at full speed, in compliance with palm muting and other techniques, and he also opened for me a Schuldiner with the band Death. He also helped me with the choice of electric guitar and combo amplifier (I chose, and then we bought it on the Russian equivalent of eBay). He also provided me with his amp (for free!) until I bought the one I wanted. Dude, he literally looks literally like a cool uncle which you will never have from American TV series. He's also into things like bikes, metal, blues and stuff, but he doesn't disdain using pop songs to reveal some guitar techniques. Such a nice guy. And you can't say that he's going to be fifty soon. Looks like forty at most. And he never told me *you don't train enough.* By the way, a cool preview.
my 1st guitar teacher was originally my older brother's teacher. He taught me the basics really well, and got me into bass too. I don't think I would've learned as fast as I did without him. My current guitar teacher is an absolute legend. Fun guy, super nice, and he could tell I had more than the usual interest in guitar and music, so he always has a cool story or little tip about whatever random lick I taught myself and play before the lesson starts.
I was lucky to find a guitar teacher that's also become a really good friend and more of a mentor. The right guitar teacher can make tons of difference in your progress
My guitar teacher was actually for my major in college. Dude was a genius. More of a classic and jazz guitarist though but gave me a lot of useful tips going into metal etc pretty chill dude.
My trumpet teacher in high school was "the chatterbox" My drumming teacher used to laugh at him all the time for it. had one lesson where he just talked about Star Wars for 45 minutes -_-
Best guitar “lesson” I ever witnessed was delivered by a former mate of mine who was somewhere between beginner and average himself, and asked by another friend who’d never touched a guitar to teach him. The lesson basically consisted of: 1) Here’s the guitar, 2) Here’s how you put in in drop D, 3) Here’s the main riff from “Walk” by Pantera.
Your slapstick is getting better all the time! Your falls were perfectly timed - you must have worked on that pretty hard, 'cause it seemed effortless. Nice one!
I took guitar lessons from a guy with a mental disability of some sort, I think. Playing guitar was pretty much the only thing he could do correctly without screwing it up, and also he was very sweet and kind. He died this year, and I miss him badly.
You should've added "The Stoner". A teacher I had in the 90's was always baked and reeking of weed. Never could complete a sentence. Made that Guitar Center closet studio feel like a dispensary.
My teacher was none of them. Cool guy, very talented teacher, gave me the basis in one year of lessons and gave me almost everything I needed to self-develop and progress as a musician. Lucky me
My first guitar teacher in 2002 was "Guitar for Dummies" and I'm not gonna lie, it was actually a pretty decent teacher for an absolute beginner like me.
0:24 So I tried to transcribe what the Online Tutor is saying: "Hey mate, how you doin bro? Bradley?" [Unintelligible] "What, you can't hear me mate? Hang on..."
Nothing like paying for classes where the instructor asked the best student to explain something while he “prints sheet music” aka: go smoke for 45 minutes.
My first teacher just played the same three songs by Green Day over and over without explaining anything about them, thank God I grew up in the RUclips generation, Mattster was the best back in the day! 🤘
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Putting a screenshot of Ellefson performing his solo into the thumbnail was nothing short of absolute insanity, Beanley.
Ellefson wanted to Bust in Peace, but now he has to ride the Train of Consequences.
That video left the same mental scar as one man one jar and Chechclear did.
@@FreshHorses Why on earth would you watch it mate?
@@cycomiles4225 Curiosity consumed him
@@profanepropane It sure did...
My first guitar teacher when I was a kid was an old cigar smokin Jazz master. He may have been old, but he was wise and played unbelievably! He opened the door into how to make the guitar really sing, no matter what style of music you play. R.I.P Ted 🤘🎸
Lucky You!
Well done honoring him!
@@dftns keep playing my friend! Music is the best medicine
@@luigizanellato2959 Medicine for your body and soul!
Without it I prefer to die!
I play Drums by the way! 😅
@@dftns Awesome! Drums and percussion are important. I worked at Vater Percussion for ten years. I was a specialist for custom items and Lacquering. Learned a lot about mallets, drum sticks, and beaters.
+1
RIP Ted Kaczynski
My guitar teacher was disorganised but he made up for it. Nicest guy on earth, incredibly great teacher. Any time he was late he'd add on to the end of the lesson and sometimes he'd even just run overtime without realising just because he was so passionate about teaching. It didn't cut into other people's lessons either, he had a timetable and he missed his own break over just wanting to go through more stuff with me
I had a teacher who was kinda like that. He didn't have the greatest sense of time but he made up for it by being an amazing guitar player and teacher, there's times when he'd go over time just for me and he never let his lack of time run into someone else's time.
My teacher is totally the noodler, he forgets all the time that he's there to teach and not to just play 😂
Bro the second one is got the perfect mic for black metal
I have always been the "never been to a formal guitar teacher and only got his lessons from RUclips" one haha. Always appreciate the comedy and quality man. Cheers
Same lolol
RUclips is our common guitar teacher!
Every guitar teacher ive ever had was seriously under qualified and lacked the mear confidence and patience it takes to teach someone who doesnt know anything at all. Well done Bradley please never stop making these videos
I'm sorry you had to go through that. I'm a guitar teacher who teaches all experience levels. Want to try a trial lesson?
@@shreddiestreams well ive been playing for 20 years I def don't need lessons now but thanks man
Many guitar teachers are only trying to make enough money to survive while they go after "their dream." They have none of the skills required to be a teacher and therefore no business doing it. If you're an intuitive musician even though lacking skills they may steal your work too. 😅
A great teacher with no lack of pupils might even tell you to skip some sessions until you've achieved a particular goal. Anyway, good luck with whatever you're doing.
@@a.j.leclair5426 That mindset could hold you back. You can never stop learning! Best of luck man 🤘
nahhh the thumbnail with Dave Ellefson 💀
Dave Ellefson in the thumbnail made me speechless LMAO
My teacher is the one that’s just kinda there 😂 and he’s also the “over qualified” one
The underqualified dude still managed to nail "Black Sabbath" despite trying for "Sweet Child O' Mine."
JUNIOR IN THE THUMBNAIL HAHAHAAH
Your ability to comically fall is Oscar worthy. I wonder how bruised you are after recording a video
The only two teachers I ever had were "The Disorganized" and "The Savage". The Savage said I had tons of potential and wanted me to essentially quit everything I was doing to play guitar.
It was the good savage
@@superjanembaishappy5512 Looking back though I think he was just a really good man. I was having a lot of problems at home and my guitar teacher could see it and I think he was trying to protect me from the shit going on. I was just really serious about hockey and for a while lost my love for guitar because of the crap going on. Wish things were different because I would have devoted more time to it.
@@kimchi2780 It's never too late to pick it up again.
good teacher
@@hellothere2808 I've been playing again regularly for about 10 years. Trying to actually learn theory because I plateaued about 7 years ago.
I'll never-EVER-get tired of Dave Ellefson memes.
The online tutor is not only a guitar prodigee but a universal genius. Tales say that he wrote his first three big albums (two of which hit quadruple platinum on the first day and one that was never perceived by a single human since it is too complex to grasp for even the most advanced musician) before he even left the womb of his mother. Not only does he play 30h of guitar every day and contacted at least 4 species outside our galaxy simply by dissonant tapping, he also inspired greats like Bach, Beethoven, Chopin and Lars Ulrich. In the few seconds per day that he is not consciously playing the guitar, he invents at least 3 genres. Also he has perfect pitch in every hertz frequency and it is rumored that he co-wrote almost 85.4% of all music ever written.
His online lessons are free of charge since he sees it as his duty to pass on his knowledge and legacy to the younger generation. Sadly, he only has one upper half of the original Iphone as a camera and only smart device (he ate the other half) and a connection that gives him 3 bits of transmission every hour.
Can't have it all, I guess 🤷
When I was ten I had a school music teacher who made us play ode to joy on acoustic guitar, and she had us "Walk" our index and middle fingers on the strings, alternating between the two fingers. Everyone else was playing it perfectly, and I just couldn't do the walking thing. I could pick it perfectly though. I now consider myself a moderate/advanced electric guitarist playing solos, and I still can't do the walking thing. And I have never seen anyone walk their fingers in my life
Yeah. I had The Chatterbox..
45 minutes, spoke a bout the good ol` days. 15 minutes of "Blues" stuff and didn't learn a bloody thing.
That shit hit home hard.
Mom: Guitar Ramsay isn't real, go back to bed
1:35
Imagine the pain Bradley has had during these recent videos. He's been chucking himself on the floor in nearly every new video
@Michael Lochlann I think Its called a "keep the Thing to Fall onto Out of the camera so it Looks painful" technique
U did Ellefson dirty
I had "The Noodler" quite a few times as a drum teacher lol
Dave Ellefson is my favorite guitar coach, but he's teaching us to play another instrument...
Do you blow or stroke?
Beanly that thumbnail randomly showing up on my phone was *not* appreciated. Great vid as always!
My teacher is amazing. I had learned so much in a year from him than in my bedroom noodling around. He's also a music teacher and can explain stuff really well that will actually make sense. Me and my buddy are so grateful to be his students. 💪🤘👍🤙
1:35 was definitely inspired by J.K. Simmons lol
The Underqualified and Overqualified hit home with me because out of the two teachers I've had one was in each category. The unqualified was a teacher at a music store when I first picked up the guitar. Didn't realize until quite a bit later, but I'm willing to bet he was one or two lessons more experienced than I was. The second was after about ten years of not playing and deciding to jump back into it. I didn't remember much at all about guitar, and this guy starts me working on licks from Cliffs of Dover on my first lesson.
The “Perv” had me dying 😂
For me personally, the disorganized teacher is the best teacher I've ever have. He was super laid back, understanding, and approachable. Him not being the most organized and formal thing ever made it feel like almost I was going over to a friend's house whenever we had lessons. Miss you, Jacob.
YOOOO ELFSON ON THE THUMBNAIL IS CRAZYYY
Out of all the "10 types of guitar teachers" videos this is by far the most accurate
i had a teacher who really liked star wars and we would almost always spend the last 5 minutes talking about star wars it was great
My old teacher was the noodler and at the end He also was the one that didn't want to be there but my "new" teacher is a Combination of the overqualified and the unorganised one....
But due to that it really pushed me to get better and i went from playing Basic pentatonic and Power chord Riffs to now playing necrophagist and wintersun in about 2 years !
W destiny weapon noment.
@@thesolersystemofgames841 nice to See a Fan 😂
My guitar is the chatterbox but I love hearing the stories
Bradley truly outperformed himself woth the thumbnail.
My teacher is the savage and the chatter box
You forgot to mention the Nut of the Guitar for The Perv
That Ellefson pic in the thumbnail was savage lmaooo
Mine was the guy who played RUclips videos of other guitar players for 90% percent of the lesson going "see what he's doing there?"
That fart sound at the outro always gets me 😅
Before I watch this, guessing there’s one that is constantly high
1:13 yngwie malmsteen teaching technique, classic
Oh the joy of being self taught.
The perv skit got me
I had the egotisitcal berklee college of music grad who for homework had me listen to his new album and tell him which solo was my favorite (a pretty mediocre hard rock album with some mild shred stuff). I listened to it and at the start of the next lesson I told him which one I liked the most. He said, "well then you'll like this!" And he played something vaguely familiar with his unplugged electric guitar and said, "do you recognize that?" When I said, "not really" he yelled, "THAT WAS THE SOLO YOU SAID YOU LIKED, WHY WOULD YOU LIE AND SAY YOU LISTENED TO IT WHEN YOU DIDN'T!"
That's rough, man..
@@gargoyleguy yeah, I didn't stay a student of his much longer after that.
Nah what the hell that's wild 💀
Bradley Hall is all of these people at once
1:25 Literally my history teacher for three quarters of the year before leaving randomly after spring break.
"savage", man that brings back memories... surprisingly happy memories
I don't think Jr's gonna take too kindly to this. 🤣🤣🤣
Nah mate the disorganzied teacher doesn't say "sorry". He just shows up at 4 pm to a 2 pm lesson like "What's up! Glad you weren't late."
I have had the same guitar teacher for 4 years and he is amazing! He can teach me anything and it's nice to hear his gig stories and talk about life while shredding the sh1t out of our guitars..
I think I have the best guitar teacher you could ever dream of. I started playing acoustic guitar a year ago and decided to find guitar courses. The first time I saw my guitar teacher, I realized that music is in his blood.
Literally in a year I can play Five Magics and Holy wars... The punishment due of the Megadeth at full speed, in compliance with palm muting and other techniques, and he also opened for me a Schuldiner with the band Death. He also helped me with the choice of electric guitar and combo amplifier (I chose, and then we bought it on the Russian equivalent of eBay). He also provided me with his amp (for free!) until I bought the one I wanted.
Dude, he literally looks literally like a cool uncle which you will never have from American TV series. He's also into things like bikes, metal, blues and stuff, but he doesn't disdain using pop songs to reveal some guitar techniques. Such a nice guy. And you can't say that he's going to be fifty soon. Looks like forty at most. And he never told me *you don't train enough.*
By the way, a cool preview.
i was already dead at the thumbnail....it's mean......and i freaking love it! XD
This is the best Bradley hall thumbnail
my 1st guitar teacher was originally my older brother's teacher. He taught me the basics really well, and got me into bass too. I don't think I would've learned as fast as I did without him.
My current guitar teacher is an absolute legend. Fun guy, super nice, and he could tell I had more than the usual interest in guitar and music, so he always has a cool story or little tip about whatever random lick I taught myself and play before the lesson starts.
I was lucky to find a guitar teacher that's also become a really good friend and more of a mentor. The right guitar teacher can make tons of difference in your progress
I had a guitar teacher back in the day that was always late, disorganized, over qualified, and noodled all the time.
That laugh when the chatterbox thing
My guitar teacher was actually for my major in college. Dude was a genius. More of a classic and jazz guitarist though but gave me a lot of useful tips going into metal etc pretty chill dude.
My trumpet teacher in high school was "the chatterbox" My drumming teacher used to laugh at him all the time for it. had one lesson where he just talked about Star Wars for 45 minutes -_-
Just the thumbnail alone 😂
Best guitar “lesson” I ever witnessed was delivered by a former mate of mine who was somewhere between beginner and average himself, and asked by another friend who’d never touched a guitar to teach him. The lesson basically consisted of: 1) Here’s the guitar, 2) Here’s how you put in in drop D, 3) Here’s the main riff from “Walk” by Pantera.
Your slapstick is getting better all the time! Your falls were perfectly timed - you must have worked on that pretty hard, 'cause it seemed effortless. Nice one!
I had the savage, the doesnt want to be there and one being late all the time
I took guitar lessons from a guy with a mental disability of some sort, I think. Playing guitar was pretty much the only thing he could do correctly without screwing it up, and also he was very sweet and kind. He died this year, and I miss him badly.
That thumbnail is wild 😂
That thumbnail tho, savage Mr. Beanly!
That thumbnail…. 😂… damnnnn. Funny stuff here. That bedroom scene 😂😂👍👍.
Dat dumbnayl doe Bust in Peace 😂
Love you bradley
Love Dave Ellefson on the thumbnail
The disorganised for the slapstick. The online for the accuracy. More gold material Bradley!
Chatterbox, noodler, overqualified: he’s all of them
there is missing one that just dont talk, he plays, i have teacher like this, and one i thing he havent said anything to me for about 20 minutes xD
You should've added "The Stoner". A teacher I had in the 90's was always baked and reeking of weed. Never could complete a sentence. Made that Guitar Center closet studio feel like a dispensary.
Yea my teacher is 100% a Chatterbox 🤣🤣🤣
I had a chatterbox. Told me me could help me tune a Floyd, spent the entire hour talking, and tuned it wrong
It cracked me up when the savage just went full fuck off 😂😂😂
1:35 Scott Henderson
My teacher was none of them. Cool guy, very talented teacher, gave me the basis in one year of lessons and gave me almost everything I needed to self-develop and progress as a musician. Lucky me
i had a chatterbox teacher at one point who was super fun to talk to but i never actually learned anything
My Drum Teacher is that Chatterbox
Overqualified.
Was gold.
Also, savage is definitely gonna be what college is gonna be like for me.
I play guitar without the effing guitar teacher.
My first guitar teacher in 2002 was "Guitar for Dummies" and I'm not gonna lie, it was actually a pretty decent teacher for an absolute beginner like me.
Online teacher is spot on😂😂😂
The overqualified is literally luca turilli when he decided to do guitar lessons years ago lmao
Did it, did that, and done!
The online lesson had me dying🤣
0:24 So I tried to transcribe what the Online Tutor is saying:
"Hey mate, how you doin bro? Bradley?"
[Unintelligible]
"What, you can't hear me mate? Hang on..."
Nothing like paying for classes where the instructor asked the best student to explain something while he “prints sheet music” aka: go smoke for 45 minutes.
My first teacher just played the same three songs by Green Day over and over without explaining anything about them, thank God I grew up in the RUclips generation, Mattster was the best back in the day! 🤘
that green solar is EXQUISITE, far out
Last one's one of the piano teachers I had a few years back. Also happened to be the most expensive
bradley hall is officially my favorite youtuber
I've definitely been guilty of being the noodler when trying to teach my friends.
Thumbnail goes hard
a disorganized noodler and a talker my teacher is a combo!
was waitin for the thumbnail lmao
That entrance was hilarious, mate.