Comments by "" (@johnwattdotca) on "How Learning Guitar on YouTube Has Changed" video.

Can you visualize football size fields of computers underground, secured from the outer environment, saving all these videos? Should Americans attack other countries for their wealth and oil just so vain and self-entitled Americans can save guitar videos forever? One thing you don't touch on is leaving videos behind and playing guitar yourself. That's where it's at all over the world.
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@quailstudios I think it's futile to try and make money on YouTube and all of the internet, and look what you're talking about, using other content for your own views. That's a very shallow complaint. I made a video for locals, business for me, and a couple of nature videos I like to watch. I never came across being monetized or not. What I don't like about YouTube is their complaint system, saying you have a complaint against you without telling you what you published. I know I don't fit into the American community, so I take these hits without a care.
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@quailstudios Do you teach private lessons at home, a music store or just online? If it's just online I'm sticking to my whine. Life is easy as a senior guitarist like me, because the average bar band in the 1970s had better musicians than what the American top forty is now. If I wanted to hit it big with a guitar video, I'd play a right-handed guitar upside-down, able to play anything and then play things you can't play any other way. I win bets in music stores doing that. Money. The poorest people I know only have money. Try me. I know an Am chord you don't.
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