16 Personalities Learning Guitar
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I'm learning piano, and I'm considering learning French or Spanish!
@@trinaq all three of these things are absolutely worth learning! Vamos¡!
@@jashepoon Thanks very much, I appreciate your enthusiasm! 🥰♥️
I am re-learning algebra through a free independent study course, and the process has been a lot of fun for me. I consider doing algebra and thinking algebraically a skill.
*UNSUBSCRIBED. DISLIKED. AND REPORTED FOR EXISTING! ZERO CREATIVITY, BTW!* 😀👍
PS: ESFP's are the *'DEGENERATES'* of society (hard fact)! Afk. And in advance: "I do NOT care about the predictable fan-boy/girl backlash. ESFP and other "sensory-feelers" are pathogens of society and ideal organ-incubators. They are real-life 'homunculus' (at best). Degenerate sociopaths, emotionally-weak, factually unintelligent and more impulsively murderous (than any rabid dog). 🙄😒
IXXPs: Learning is a journey, and journeys are about self-development.
EXXJs: Learning is a project, and projects are about results.
IXXJs: Learning is an investment, and investments take time.
EXXPs: I don't want to learn, I want to be perfect RIGHT NOW.
I bought a musical keyboard primarily for self-development. (ISFP)
please don't call me out like this. **stares at the violin I bought 6 months ago gathering dust in the corner**
@ H.K. The IJs never said they didn't want it to take time. They just said it does take time, and we accept that fact.
@@h.k.3704that's just basic human nature! 😂
I agree with IXXPs and IXXJsbut end up engendering EXXPs lmao!
I like to think there are 15 exact physical copies of Kristin living in one single house who have to share this one guitar, and a film crew just happened to be there.
Kristin cloning is the 17th most lucrative microindustry in her part of Australia.
I want to move to the universe where that's true!
@@Apeiron242 you just did.
They're called patrons.
ENFP: Openly admitting guitar to be a temporary hyperfixation
INTP: Openly admitting that they've had a hyperfixation till they got all the info
ENTP: Spends about 3 whole minutes waxing philosophical about guitars until giving up on what was clearly a hyperfixation
I tend to keep my temporary hyperfixations around as lesser hobbies. They're always around just waiting to be revisited if I ever feel like it.
-INTP
Yep. I am an ENFP and I have hyperfixations all the time. I am literally in a hyperfixation right now and am worried about when that will end. Hyperfixations are incredibly fun and I love them, but I dread the moments that they end. I could accomplish so much if I could just continue the hyperfixation until I please lol. Oh well, I will just continue amassing these skills until one day I find a way to run a company that encompasses literally all of them, so I can just hop from hyperfixation to hyperfixation and have it actually be productive! Unless that in and of itself is a hyperfixation..
Is always weird to realize that she get all the NPs right but seems to not see the pattern. She seems just not able to understand INFP as a NP as well.
A Se dom common flaw, I suppose.
@@renatomotta2252 INFPs come across as being far more Fi-Si than Ne, but once you get to know them you know they're just as Ne as the INTPs.
ESTJ: You should actually play the D chord like this:
*strums an E flat chord*
INTJ on point again. I remember when I lost my first GO game. I went and studied high level GO for tens of hours, came back, and completely destroyed the person who beat me. I beat them so badly they never played me again. This pleases me. Understanding that antidote is key to understanding any INTJ.
Competitiveness is great for growth, but when it's applied to trivial things it seems like a stupid use of time.
I'm same but I'm an artist (drawing/painting)
I saw this person on UA-cam who made a realistic drawing with colour pencils and I was fascinated by it. 5 or 6 years later and now I can draw as well as them.
Soooooooo INTJ!
That's my exact history with yugioh lol
Why would we want to understand any INTJ? Who gives a fuck?
I'm a relatively quiet ISFJ who's been playing drums for about 8 years. My drum teacher once said that he usually tells the girls to play louder, but he had to tell me to keep it down. Some people are surprised when I tell them I play drums, and I revel in absurd joy XD
Quiet INFP here. I also tried drums for a while, they're so fun! I guess they bring out the wild side that we keep hidden. :)
I was a percussionist in concert band for five years in school, and I loved it. I miss being in band and hitting things. My main musical love now is karaoke, and I can put on a good show. Not too shabby for an ISTJ, I would say.
That's great to hear. If you haven't already, I suggest you watch one of the Muppet Show clips with Animal, the drummer. He could inspire you to reach for ever higher realms of mayhem making joy. What the heck, here's an example:
ua-cam.com/video/b_IpgKzy75E/v-deo.html
People say that the ISFJ is still sitting there, waiting for her friends from the book club to join...
Indeed, she is probably waiting for the next few years!
Oh, the thought of that just about breaks my INTP heart. Hits me right in the inferior Fe. It makes me want to join her club just so I can log on for her to play for me.
(ENTP) She pretty much reenacted my learning the Guitar when I was a kid. I mastered a few quick songs and made it look like I could play and called it good. Never once learning small details such as neck, fret, any of the cords, ect. After playing my songs (the only ones I knew) I tried to explain to a few people that I did not in fact know how to play the guitar after they witnessed me playing my songs. The guy who owned the guitar laughed.
is this a common thing among entp ? I went through same exact moment in life. My GF still doesn´t belive i dont really know how to play guitar. P.s. Wtf is neck ?
@@kafipilko Yes. There is a reason the ENTP is nicknamed the Jack of Trades. We are frequently not the best at anything but we can quickly pick up random skills. A few of us are over-specialists who pick one thing and pour everything into it. They are the savants of a skill but the majority of us play around with new things following our Ne to new tasks.
Can confirm - fellow entp
My ENTP husband is the same way.
@@HerKnightable I am an ENFP, but this very accurately describes me too lol! I've been on a break for 2 weeks and decided to learn how to make a 3d game (have only ever made 2d games, and that was a couple years ago during a different burst of energy similar to this one) and decided that I'd learn how to make a game using unity (have attempted to learn unity as a teen, but didn't have the patience or the hardware to do so), and also made my own 3d models (learned how to do that last summer) for my game. I have 2 days left until this game jam is done and a couple days after that till college classes pick up. I can only wonder if this is the end of that burst of creative energy and focus, or if I will stick with it, or how long will I stick with it afterwards? Oh and I have done almost nothing but work on this game for the last 2 weeks too lol. (Except watch some youtube, and different obligations I have, and spend time with people lol, but literally every other waking moment I am either working on the game or thinking about it.) crud, I lost The Game.
I guess it is not so much an ENTP vs ENFP thing, but is just an NP or ENP thing in general?
I love how I can tell what the type is just by the mannerisms. I also love that the ESFP skit was pretty much just Kristin learning to play guitar.
As an INTP, it was fun playing the guitar for a first month. Then I came into a 1,5 year long period of what I call "guitar depression" where I was sad because I lacked guitar skills and wanted to play harder stuff, so basically, anytime I wanted to learn a new song it was to hard for me. I've come to realise that I need to have patience with learning it and now, thanks to my dad who kept pushing me, I enjoy guitar again.
You really feel that Kristin isn't acting the ESFP character here, she's just herself playing/learning the guitar.
Accurate
I jusht want to play and shing at the shame time 🥺
@@jashepoon Don't mean a thing if it ain't got that shing.
Luv fluorescent adolescent tho
Gotta pay homage to lucifer. Just gotta.
Makes youtube like you more.
I am OBSESSED with this ENTP character 💀💀💀 Literally every one of these characters was brilliant, you’re an amazing actress, Kristin!
She really channeled her inner Russel Brand, so on point.
as an istp that plays the guitar, i currently don't have a capo and so i use a pen and a shoe lace... it does the job
absolutely love the half-british entp in this video!! haha
She played that “chord that doesn't exist” 10:54 with so much confidence that it really turned out to be a chord that doesn’t exist. See, that’s true talent!
I was so curious what the INFJ would do and dang it is spot on!
Sometimes I spend 20 minutes playing one chord on the piano, drifting into memories and just love the sound and sentiment of it :D
Love you acting, it seems that even your eyes alone can already portray every of the 16 types :)
So, do you actually play an instrument?
I am an INFJ, and the only musical thing I ever learned is singing, but that came to me naturally and in school I had to either learn an instrument or sing in the choir, which is the only reason I ever performed for anyone. That, and using it as a storytelling/making the evening routine pleasant for my kid by making up songs about him and his teeth on the spot. We have all sorts of instruments lying around, but I never get past feeling each tone in my soul and just making noises that fit my mood. (Also zero patience with learning notes, chords and practicing anything that is SE.)
@@thirstwithoutborders995
I went to piano lessons when I was 10-14 and hated it!
Now 15 years later I somehow got in contact with a little music theory and my Ti loved it :D
In the lessons I learned songs with sheet music (boring), now I pick a song I really enjoy, look up the chords and play my version of it.
I get your point with learning all the chords etc. Seems so very overwhelming. But there are so many good tools and tutorials out there now (Chordify, Pianote I used). The important thing for me was that it didnt feel like I had to force myself to do it. So simple steps which produced great results (for me) was the key.
Also it was a mechanism for me to relax during my stressful masters thesis... I needed something SE other than constant being in my head I guess.
Hope you find a way to enjoy music even more!
I'm an INFJ who learned Tenor Sax (and similar instruments by connection, like clarinet) in MS/HS. In the game FFXIV, the bard class can play various intruments with keyboard/mouse and I will spend hours zoning out playing songs, getting emotional where no one can see.
As an INTP guitarist, I can safely say that I definitely have interest in nearly everything about guitar, problem is I can't learn it all in one night, so I've been learning it for 2 years. 😆
as an isfp, i can admit that *we are all instruments*
me, an ENFP who has had interest in learning the guitar exactly until I found I don't own a guitar: HOW DARE YOU
Ah, the ISFJ finally fell asleep while waiting for their book club friends to join them online. Feel free to swipe their guitar! big D face!
I'm also an ENFP. Bought a guitar in high school. Taught myself how to play (with questionable success). Pulled it out periodically during times of boredom or for parties (blush) over the next few years before letting it collect dust in a corner for a few years before finally accepting I was never going to really get into it again and gifted it to someone who I knew wanted one and would actually use it.
So yes, I identified with this one!
this comment is enfp in its purest form
@@carlasmith9093 as an ENFP, I find that last move really risky, because you never know when the hyperfixation will come again lol! But realistically, it is a good thing you gave it to someone who you know would use it!
@@VeryTori Well now the temptation is to buy a piano...probably a very bad idea! 😀
Good luck on your guitar journey, Kristin!!
I'm glad that you have decided to learn this amazing instrument.
As a guitarist, I thoroughly enjoyed this sketch. Thank you, Kristin. Your ENTP impression of Nigel Tufnel is hilarious.
Nigel Tufnel! I knew that character was reminding me of somebody specific, but I couldn't place who, exactly. Thanks for figuring that out for me.
As an entp I loved it! Hope her drummer doesn’t spontaneously combust!
Next thing you know she collaborates with Frank James on bass+guitar duet
I'm an ENTJ and this is so spot on! Good job as always, Kristin
Bloody brilliant! Had me chuckle all the way through. You are amazing, can't wait to see your next video!
omg the INTP one was so perfect. I researched EVERYTHING about guitar the day before my first lesson. I even learned how the frequency changes with each string and fret and the basic nomenclature, different kinds of guitar and the physics behind at all. After that I thought I knew everything only to learn I don't need any of those knowledge to actually play it 🤣😂
How are you soooo on point every single time??? I am an INTP, and for the past few months I am having guilt trips for buying a guitar and trying it for a couple of days and never touching it ever again. Guess who dreams of being a guitarist one day?! 😫😭😭
Learning the theory and forgetting about the practice is definitely a very INTP thing to do but I feel like I have so much emotion and so much creativity that's almost never represented in these videos. Music is the greatest thing in this entire world according to this INTP. I learned guitar to express my feelings better.
Wow.. Good for you! When will I ever find the motivation to commit to something for long?!
@@Memeee__ if your heart and your mind are both in it, you can!
Same, but with Viola.
That’s literally me but I’m an INFP!!
Kristin jumping between British and Australian accent was pretty new
Okay I'm in love with the interview style video. This was genius.
As an INFP... that's scarily accurate. I LITERALLY look at my black guitar that I have owned for 13 years, and I haven't changed its strings yet.
Before you ask: yes, I know to play and how to exactly tune it when somebody tinkers with it. I had brought it to several guitar sessions and a few gatherings. And, no, I'm certainly NOT replacing it even when I already have a new one AND a ukelele! >:'(
Have you not changed its strings because you fear you might hurt it if you did?
@@petersmall1574 Not really, I just liked the sound they are making. I might change them next time since one of the strings is bound to hurt me lol
Yeah, as an INFP, i declared the soul of my guitar and mine as one, to be together for eternity.
This was slowly but steadily turning into an ENTP takeover
You did a great job 😄 loved the map-like tank top, too!
Awesome video! 😂 also the production value has significantly grown!! Great editing work.
Also…damn this house looks slick 😄
I literaly shouted when you started playing Flourecent Adolescent let alone the Beatles reffences. I am an INTJ who grabbed the guitar a month ago. This video is extremely accurate. Love your videos.
Perfect! I love these short and informative videos. How about the 16 personalities getting revenge, playing a sport or starting a new Job whenever you get a minute?
Your acting is great, surprises me every time
As an avid guitarist and avid personality theory obsessor, this video was perfection. I love watching my friends of different personality types take on their own interests and hobbies and observing their learning habits, especially how they interact with their Nx and Sx functions, and you captured them all almost perfectly! Loved the video! 💖
I'm an INJF guitar player. That was awesome! I ALWAYS have a song playing in my head. Congratulations on your guitar journey! It's worth every minute you can give it.
2 of my favorite subjects at one time 🤙 nice job Kristin!
As ISTP I own 3 musical instruments - electric guitar, keyboards and ukulele. With keayboards I managed to play for a few years cause I was forced to attend classes. WIth guitar I managed about 8 months... since I was made to attend classes. For ukulele... 3 days? No one forced me with that one.
That is to say, I love music and playing instruments is super cool. But it's too tedious to learn and you need a routine and be able to stick to it daily, so... nope for me.
So excited to watch this! I got a ukelele for Christmas which I have wanted to learn for years, but am struggling to do the beginning steps. I'm an INFJ :) love your videos Kristin 💛
The ENFP Proceeds to open up a song they want to learn, taps on the chords and learn as they go along, then pretends to be in a interview as a famous guitarist, then has an idea for a song and then writes lyrics and has a tune with the 2 chords they have so far managed to learn, then tries to make up their own chord because hey if the Beatles can so can I, drops the pick in the guitar then spends 30 mins trying to shake it out, then listens to the song they are trying to learn gets sucked into dancing and never picks the guitar up again 😂
Also my ENTJ bf plays the guitar and he said the words “oh no I’m out of practise” and I am 100% sending this to him 😂
Omg and the INFP- my INFP Dad talks about his guitar like “the instrument chooses the musician”, and “I like to feel the guitars soul” .
Also 100% using that skillshare link- such a good opportunity to learn a new skill 😂 (and take 1 class and never pick it up again)
Another great video Kristin! The ENTP cracked me up! Also, I now have a craving for a double cheeseburger meal with fries…
Nice guitar too. Best of luck with your guitar journey. I started a few years ago and you’ll make steady progress with practice. With your wonderful singing voice it would be great to see you sing and play!
Congratulations on picking up a new skill, and incorporating it into today's video, Kristin! I'd love if you did this with learning a language, or another musical instrument!😍
Kristin learns Spanish! She could do another collaboration video with Lilli Aqvq from Chile.
Your music taste is dope. Flourescent adolescent and while my guitar gently weeps are two of my favorite songs of all time 👍👍👍
Well done, dear kristin.
Nice "guitaring", dear Kristin 😊
And I'm assuming the ESFP was pretty much your actual journey 😀
I did sign up for skillset because of my creativity goals, so thank you for this and everything ❤️
watching this before my music class, thankssss
You will be big. So talented.
ENTP is definitely the "Rock star" of all 16 types, even if they spend more time theorising than actually playing the guitar! 🎸😎
The key to financial wellness for ENTPs is to never buy your own stuff. Borrow it to see how it gets dusty after a week... So much cheaper!
More time horsing around you mean? hahaha
He's a genuine juke box hero, even if only in his own mind.
Fortunately you don’t need to play anything well to be in a punk band?
And you know what they say, always be in a punk band!
By they I mean me but whatever! 🤘
I’m an ENTP and I actually got good once I discovered music theory
I’m also pretty sure most rockstars are this type
Hi! Thanks for this awesome video! Also it's been a long time since I heard 'Seven Nation Army' anywhere....it's an amazing song.
I agree! Trying to play and sing at the same time turned out to be extremely hard. I personally could only concentrate on one or the other, never on both at the same time
Omg. Two of my favorite things in one video. Guitar and Myers Briggs. You are poggers.
Definitely rockin the entp, hilarious!
9:45 I didn't know that Matilda is an ISFP. Good to know!
I was able to spot the INFP one the moment the word "relationship" was mentioned. I just "felt" it.
Although I have practiced guitar in my elementary school years, the piano was always the instrument that really "understood" me.
@@sub.sa.3058 That's a very interesting comment! And actually, the costs themselves were the reason I wasn't able to get piano lessons until over 10 years later.
@@sub.sa.3058 Wow, what an endearing story...
I've only begun practicing for a year and a half by now, but I'm loving it. It helps that experience with a few years of guitar practicing gave me a head start on the technical components behind music compositions. Finally got the chance now to practice playing classical pieces I grew up loving since a very young age.
@@sub.sa.3058 Exactly! Really soothing...
Kristin, you truly went beyond the scope of brilliancy and genius with this video! ✨✨✨😂😂😂 Thank you so much! 😁😂✨
It seems to me your acting is getting better and better 👍
I recently started to learn how to play the guitar, maybe 3 months ago after I've gotten quite good with the ukelele.
I only started this hobby to get myself out of my head and to rest my eyes from reading books and watching youtube. Gotta take care of myself somehow. Might as well do it with something I'd find enjoyable.
I enjoyed it so much that I now have 2 ukeleles, 1 guitalele and 1 guitar...my FI can't be denied.
Btw Kristin, D chord is one fret (the bridge thingy) lower. Looking forward to a video of you playing this instrument like a champ.
- INTJ fan
I like your Christmas tree ☺🎄✨
I was literally holding my guitar when I came across this video. Your videos are always great, but that is some next level telepathy. I salute you
I got a Kristin ad before a video of Kristin
My entp is as excited about building guitars as he is playing them. He has built around 10. They are beautiful. He also has written many songs!
Kristin, u have a lovely voice! Especially when ure whispering. Would absolutely love to see an ASMR channel from you!!
INFP guitarist here-I relate to INFP’s bit a lot, my guitar’s name is Tinker Bell and I love her very much 🥰. Can confirm that she is the only guitar I play, but that’s mostly because every other guitar is too big for me to play with my tiny hands 😂
Tinker Bell the guitar strikes me as a good name for a character in an animated children's series.
(ENTP) I can relate so much to what you said. For example, a friend of mine once brought his electric guitar to school and I wanted to try to play it. I have never picked up an electric guitar in my life up to this point, but I rocked it "intuitively" with "confidence", and apparently it was good enough that another friend of mine thought that I can actually play the guitar. When I told her that I, in fact, don't know how to play, she didn't believe me. Felt amazing.
ISTP was accurate for me. I never took guitar lessons. I just took my friend’s guitar one day while visiting their house and played it like that on my own as I was curious. Then put it down and didn’t play again 😂
As a fellow guitarist for a little over a year now, I cannot recommend playing an instrument enough. The physically connection with music really furthers that emotional and spiritual connections to it also. There are many available resources online. You just need some structure, grit, and then some to get through it (like anything, really).
I'm also curious if any other fellow artists find themselves naturally wanting to practice more than one medium of art, whether it is new instruments or taking on completely different interests like painting, photography, poetry, and so on (I already have done photography for years and have written quite a bit of poetry). Perhaps it's just my inner ExxP coming out (Extraverted Intuition ftw!), but I can't help but want to try more. Anyone else like that? Can you also list your personality type? I'm curious!
I (INFJ) have just started learning guitar so this is great timing! My younger brother (INTJ) decided he wanted to learn an instrument as his next challenge after he finished school. He would practice every day and I was inspired after hearing him practice and how far he came in such a short time. We're not a musical family and no one can seriously play an instrument except our older brother (ENFJ) who started learning guitar in his late 20s which is why I think my INTJ brother chose the guitar in particular. I've just learnt my first chord so can definitely relate to this 8:31 😉
Have you written your first song yet? And, if so, are you waiting in hopes someone will ask you to play it? Seriously, though, good for you and keep it up. We introverted intuitive types (INTP here) really benefit ourselves, and others, by developing auxiliary means of expression to convey all those things we have to say but can't ever seem to put into words when faced with, you know, actual people with whom we are somehow expected to converse in a coherent and socially prescribed fashion.
6:15 ENTP is going for the Harold Hill "Think Method" (The Music Man)
I'm with ISTP on this. "Don't look at me! And close your ears!"
INFP guitarist here, and that is exactly right! But I have multiple guitars and a special relationship with each one lol. Great video, and nice Gretsch!
ENFP here! Playing instruments (especially guitar) is one of the interests I've had that's lasted the longest. I started trying to learn when I was 7, and despite being on-and-off with it due to discouragement, started properly learning when I was 13. I've stuck with it, and now I'm 24!
I'm also autistic with ADHD and possibly dyspraxia, so I'm not a mind-blowing shredder or anything, but I can learn the chords of just about any song I want to play, and thanks to two years of formal lessons, I'm also getting better at playing by ear!
Anyway, rant over, but guitars and music in general excites me.
Came across this video, did the test. ISTP-A. You pretty much nailed it
ENFP here. I bought a violin, practiced it on my own for a while. Never picked it up again. It's collecting dust and I feel sorry for them. 😭😭😭
My mom is INFP and her favorite Beatles member was George Harrison. LOL! How do you know these things, Kristin?!?!?!
As an INTP, I had to take guitar in school, and was not really a fan. I could do it if I put my mind to it, but it kind of just didn’t peak my interest. I could learn it myself in theory, so that’s good enough for me. I’ve mostly discarded what I’ve learned, but I can occasionally remember and possibly even play some more simple songs, but I honestly don’t really care about it. If I was to choose a form of musical performance, it would be and is my voice because I actually have a decent amount of skill without requiring too much practice, and I sometimes kind of enjoy practicing it. By “is,” I mean that I’m in my high school choir right now.
When I play piano it is solely for myself, I usually do so when anxious or sad. I am able to throw myself into the music and become the emotions of the song or pour my own into it or just distract myself enough with the technicalities. It's very therapeutic. While at home I may sing for similar reasons to playing but when performing I will sing for entirely different motivations. - ENFJ
Another ENFJ and i am EXACTLY THE SAME with my piano 🎹🎹🥰
Dang hahaha you really posted this video while I was rehearsing fluorescent adolescent with my band
INFJ here, but I am more like the ENTJ when it comes to guitar.
Nice sounding Eb chord you have there
5:50 I feel cALLED OUT
Good luck! I tried it when I was 19, but the combination of having to flip chord charts for left-handed playing and my ear not being good for tuning burned me out. Did learn Take It Easy, Scarborough Fair and Greensleeves. Thought about going back now that tools for tuning are available. ~INTP
Okay but now I need a cover of Fluorescent Adolescent from you.
Haha What a banger I could tell you were having fun! 😂I resonate with my own type and the ENTP because I know exactly what part of the guitar is ''a bridge thingy!'' (totally didn't type this out a few hours ago and forget to hit send. Nope, not me. lol)
My ENFP self 😂 I related a lot to ENFP AND ENTP
It doesn’t have to be the neck. It could be a tail. Except the cable is clearly the tail on an electric.
@@Meg_intheclouds Hello Meg! Missed your soup, hope you've been well! lol Yes I've just sat down to read comments and see a lot of people realting with more than just their type in this one, mainly the ENTP. I mean them sunglasses, and the use of the word ''thingy'' is just too funny! 🤣
@@nickmerchant4588 LOL YES, that works! I want the 16p using all the wrong terms to identify all the parts of the guitar.
My guitar and I have been in a monogamous relationship for almost 8 years. He's a Yamaha Compass CPX500 and his name is Jim Benford.
-INFP
I, an INFJ, learned how to play three songs on the guitar over a weekend and ever since my ISFP friend has tried to get me to learn more.
The only reason I learned them was because they were stuck in my head for weeks.
(The songs were Can't Help Falling In Love With You; By Elvis, Dust in the Wind; by Kansas, and Here Without You; by 3 Doors Down. In case you're curious.)
Taking notes.
im glad rick astley patreoned this one, very much in theme
Aayyy I literally did this, now I have a guitar AND guitar hero 🙏🏽
I absolutely love ENTP’s shirt and was half expecting an improv Pumpkin Hill theme 🎃
I love how full of themselves the NT's sound. But I can relate.
I'm INTP: But imagine you have a genuine love for music and keep coming back. I don't have the patience or interest to get really good at one thing. I always get sidetracked. I eventually realized I was better suited as a composer than a virtuoso.
As an INFP who's been playing guitar for 6 or 7 years? I related to the ENTJ skit the most! It must be annoying when I show 5 different variations of a riff that are barely any different and ask which of them sounds the best from someone who's never played guitar and to them it all sounds the same lol
i agree that guitars smell amazing
This has reminded me to pick up my ukulele again 😳 I have not picked it up other than to tune it and put it away again in like four years lol
Robert Fripp of King Crimson is a legendary guitarist and he still practices and loves it. He hates going through a day without practicing! Btw, RIP Jeff Beck, another classic guitarist.
Fripp is the greatest to have ever graced the instrument in my eyes, no one else could write and perform something like Fracture/FraKctured.
I love how the ESTJ played an Eb chord and insisted that you only play three strings instead of an actual D chord where you play four strings. Also the INTJ is spot on lol.
Nice skit, and that guitar is beautiful… what model is it?
I'm waiting for "16 personalities preparing for an exam". Especially for Ne doms.
05:10 *Strums guitar* "Its the D chord" *plays Eb instead*
IM INTERNALLY SCREAMING HERE!!!
ISFP should have been just practicing and slowly improving, and stopping when they noticed the camera.
It's rare that anyone gets ISFPs right.
Couldn't agree more! Perhaps, more of the camera catching us in the act of aggressively smelling our guitar halfway through our practice would fit better. 😆
@@FrozenRion and perhaps a line like "this is my cat's favorite piece that I play" if we want a funny ISFP moment.
@@paperbird9817 so true it makes me sad :( and also question whether I really am an isfp. Can't relate to a lot in these vids. The others are mostly spot on though so I keep watching haha
@Lena According to these kind of videos, I also shouldn't be an INTJ. Somehow there is this idea that we love conspiracy theories (I actually hate them), just as there is this idea that ISFPs are weak and pretentious, when they tend to be the very opposite of that. So please don't question your type because of that :).