Hyuman

What do you guys think 🤔🤔🤔

4 months ago | [YT] | 3,837

@TheJakeL152

Nah Tokugawa famously loved electric guitar, it was the Meiji restoration that banned it to make their music seem more proper.

4 months ago | 913  

@chadsans

i don't remember the original commenter but i remember someone mentioning how the ancient shogunates did in fact enjoy shredding it on electric guitars during epic battles against true heroes and legendary foes.

4 months ago | 705  

@risonosekai6472

Hyuman, I remember you're electric guitars

4 months ago | 416  

@Poisonbiscuts

Wait til this guy finds out that the shogunate had never even heard of FL Studio

4 months ago | 47

@TRIC4pitator

clearly they've never heard Susanoo shredding in a thunderstorm

4 months ago | 94

@philipdraco

A common misconception! The Electric Guitar is actually pivotal in shaping most of Japan's musical tastes. If you search older scrolls, you can see Toyotomi Hideyoshi using one to motivate his troops in battle. The Sick Rifts and clean chops lead his army into multiple victories, and ultimate led to the unification of Japan. The country would not be the way it is today without the powerful improve from an Electric Guitar. (Source: Dynasty Warriors)

4 months ago | 303  

@degozaru-w2t

A common misconception. You see, the first guitar was crafted by Susanoo-no-Mikoto, when he slayed Yamata-no-Orochi. He used its necks to craft the first guitar. He used this guitar to play outside the cave where Ookami-Amaterasu had hidden, luring her to come out again with his sick shredding skills. Amaterasu would eventually exit the cave later quoted as stating that the whole thing was "Very rad". It's basic japanese culture guys

4 months ago | 39  

@TACS-13

"The only thing that shreds better then a katana, is a fucking E-guitar solo"~Sun Tzu, the art of war

4 months ago | 18

@Oz_Ragnarok

"I don't care it sounds cool as hell" -some ancient Japanese sage probably at one point in history

4 months ago | 11

@Xahnel

Its your feckin channel, man, you do such a good goddamn job presenting the traditional Japanese instruments as the stars, but sometimes you need to feckin shred.

4 months ago | 212

@TriforceWisdom64

I grew up playing Bushido Blade, which was all about that traditional Japanese vibe with modern instruments. The electric guitar and katana are practically inseparable in my mind.

4 months ago | 72

@PilotXzephroz1016

If it sounds good, I don't mind. I'm just here for the sick music, the aesthetics are just a cherry on top.

4 months ago | 26

@RetroWrites-386wn2g5

how dare they assume using the legendary instrument of Raijin isn't official to Japanese mythology

4 months ago | 7

@unsigneddivorcepapers

the younglins will never understand

4 months ago | 2

@Corrael

Next they will claim that Giant Enemy Crabs did not feature in Ancient Japanese History

4 months ago | 69

@aspectpastel

I think that using the electric guitar is completely understandable within a traditional japanese remix of a song

4 months ago | 11

@QueenvEclipse

[Warms up time machine] It will be.

4 months ago | 5

@zeroreroneppudding402

I do remember that Rock was very favored in Bakumatsu period

4 months ago | 1

@tultiden2040

I'm sorry, but I have to agree that the electric guitar isn't a traditional Japanese instrument. It's a very common mistake to mix up the electric guitar and mayonnaise regarding their musical origins.

4 months ago | 16

@NewJerusalemLark

Your music says differently.

4 months ago | 3