I Went to the Most Famous Guitar Store in NYC and This is What Happened

[MusicisWin]

I am glad you are here.

P.S. That title tho

[firstnugget]

“You wanna be on the top or on the bottom” bruh lol

[The.Culture.Consultant]

Tyler just casually living the life all guitarists dream of, and actually sharing it with fun quality content. Keep doing what you do, man!

[randomboiyo]

Yo! I know that most Westerners are used to going to these sort of large guitar stores and shops. If you ever want a change of pace, you should come to Vietnam once the virus is over with. There's a place called Guitar Street and it's absolutely amazing. Guitar Street is a 500 meter street within the nook and crannies of the city, and you can find a lot of individual guitar and instrument shops. Now here's the thing: each one of these instrument shops has their own luthier who hand crafts each and everyone of their guitar. You can even watch them make guitars if you want!

Address for those who are interested: 54 Nguyễn Thiện Thuật, Phường 2, Quận 3, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh

[JoitaDhar]

Me: *getting flashbacks when Tyler tried to play the “Forbidden Riff” in a huge guitar store*

[joem]

Wait so did u legit just randomly run into Adam Neely?

[gartguitar]

This title could not have been more accurate

[RCSmiths]

It's quite great to see the NYC guitar scene still thrive in these times. Never cease to amaze.

[freezingjazzy]

Imagine just walking down New York City and seeing famous YouTube theory and bass player youtuber, Adam Neely.

[ReddestRosa]

It’s all fun and games until someone takes his camera off the ground and runs lmao

[bonzoso]

4:23
Tyler: so am I gonna be the top or the bot-
Everybody: **woah**
Lmao

[waynewhiteside]

My home town. I started going to Rudy's over 40 years ago. It was always a great store. Rudy sold me one of my first guitars, a 60s Firebird. Thanks for the video.

[cameroncorrea]

3:32 that may be the best clean tone I've ever heard

[robertamato]

I am an ex-patriot New Yorker now living in Maryland.
I remember when Rudy’s used to be on 48th street along with just about every other music store in the city. Back then I spent many an hour going from one to another, spending an entire day playing guitars and dreaming of the day I could afford them. I met many a great guitarist there over the years. Some were famous, some deserved to be. I finally got my dream Strat at Rudy’s back in 1992. I bought lots of pedals and had all my repairs done there as well. I miss those days. Thanks for the post. It brought back great memories.

[Gheebert]

For those who have no idea what is going on, what is the whole title deal? It looks like he may have changed it.

[aaronsmoody]

I thought to myself " I wonder how expensive those are?" then remembered that if I have to ask I probably can't afford them. Awesome video!

[stayrealistic]

This is a most excellent and accurate title

[thejakestutsmanbandofficia]

I’d just like to say that this video is rad. The cinematography, editing, lighting, and of course, the content, were most excellent! Well done, sir!

[michaelt]

so glad you got to go to Rudy's! Used to go there a lot and it's such an historical music store - so glad it's still alive and kickin' after all these years! Great vid Tyler! TY!

[BarryPoogy]

As an Emmy winning video professional, I am so impressed that Tyler keeps things fresh, interesting, visually creative and also fun for us. It must be so challenging to keep coming up with so many ideas when he creates so much content. The Clapton Strat and Hendrix Magic Boa videos are going to be tough to beat but yet I'm so entertained by his talent and success. Thank you Sir!