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hey what's up as as usual you know I'm

saying like I'm a little rundown and

because that's just how what that's

what's going on in the world right now

is that everyone is forced to do things

a little differently than they normally

do and even though it might not be in

the video whatever what I might even

talking about I I almost hear myself

complaining and I'm not gonna do that

I refuse to do that I think what I'm

trying to do is just say that like

regardless of how I come across here we

all have problems we all have

difficulties and you're not alone like

that but maybe not everyone's gonna

offer up that we're good they're the

same drink the same stuff together come

up get that's a cat

yeah let's say let's say something else

about a leap whatta because I think

there's something it's just a thing with

me when it comes to other guitarists and

and and not how I viewed them but how

you may view them or me or somebody else

which is you know some people take

private lessons and some people go to

school and some people don't take any

lessons at all and for the people who

don't take any lessons normally because

that person didn't study no no no no

anyone who plays at a really high level

like a leap does he's studied now maybe

he studied by himself you know maybe he

just listened to music all the time but

the only way he can be this good is if

he put thousands of hours and dedication

with his heart mind soul his blood and

sweat he paid a price to be this good

and I'm the reason I'm saying that is

like I think whenever we hear someone

who's really good at guitar it's not

really compare how they learned but to

just appreciate the time and effort and

hours that they spent to make something

as beautiful as what we hear and illipe

is one of the best I've ever heard and

he did not get that way by accident he

did not come out of the womb

playing guitar this way he picked up a

guitar of the first time just like any

of us do and he had struggles and

problems and he found his own way to

overcome it and is beautiful it's

beautiful what he's done it's beautiful

how he plays and his beautiful that he

shares his music with us but I you know

what I'm guessing trying to say is I

think sometimes when people hear someone

who's awesome they're just like divinity

talent he's definitely talented there's

no question he's talented but his he

mixed a lot of hard work and dedication

he took hard work dedication and talent

and he worked on them over time and that

is the beautiful man we see this the

beautiful sound we see and I just think

it's something to be appreciated I

appreciate about him that's why I watch

him I don't just watch him because the

guitar playing is good I I watch him

because I can tell the

intellectual and emotional investment

he's put in the music and I love it I

love it anyway so you've asked for

wall-e yank for a long time he's got his

classical guitar back out I think the

only other song of his was the Rondo

alla Turca Turkish March by Mozart so

I'm excited to hear him play now on a

string guitar let's do it

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holy

so obviously this tapping is a it's fast

but it's just his ring middle and index

finger coming down quickly on the

surface so like a right that's where

that that is coming from

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oh it is rasgueados those little Shh

it's almost the same sound as this

tapping but it's coming from doing his

fingers same fingers ring middle and

index coming out one at a time and he's

doing it all in strings three two and

one

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so now he's playing his original bass

line from before but now he's moved up

than playing thirds with his melody

fingers

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it's also amazing to see how far like

flamenco guitar playing is spread spread

around the world like it's basically a

Spanish style of music I'm here in

America I love it I've worked on it and

there he is in Indonesia playing again a

Spanish guitar style

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nice nice I can kind of hear the scale

he's using in there I'm not sure what is

that it's a Phrygian but why is it a

very minor chord

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da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da

Tom I'm miss placing theoretically how

to explain it but it is this sound

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should go down to a deep I don't have a

load denote Dada do I go up an octave

probably not

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oh that's it

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let's girls it just straight a minor oh

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it's the second mode of the minor scale

sorry second mode means it's I'm lost in

my own world second mode means starting

on the second note of the scale so it's

basically D minor by going to e that's

that's scaler

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sorry some videos man like I don't know

like I know it moves some videos are

just therapeutic for me I think this

one's there if you did for me and she's

playing deep whiner

ah-da-da-da-da

sorry let me see if I can actually

figure out what that one's all not so if

he's playing a minor

poured up a degree people went to

locally in the Locrian mode yeah I think

another together work there's probably a

mixolydian flat two flat six we should

be like yeah yeah that would work there

ah what do I know I just I just play

guitar on YouTube right I just make it

all up

this is jokes it if you're here man

thanks for spending your time with me

like I'm just a dude and you're just a

person over there but I send my best to

you and well what else don't what else

should I do other than just wish you

well I wish you very well goodbye