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Learn to play Ravyn Lenae's "Sticky" on guitar. The song uses four chords in G: A-minor 9, B-minor 7, E-major 7, and D7, with a recurring riff built from an E-minor 7 shape that moves into a B-shape chord.
Learn to play Ravyn Lenae's "Sticky" on guitar. The song uses four chords in G: A-minor 9, B-minor 7, E-major 7, and D7, with a recurring riff built from an E-minor 7 shape that moves into a B-shape chord.
Oh hey, didn't see you there. I'm just cooking myself some lunch. I'm having a fudo yi. I heard that you wanted to play Sticky by Raven Linne. You came to the right place. It sounds something like this, right? Something like that, Right? Alright, I'll show you how to play now. Let's quiet that down for a second. Alright. So basically it's made of like three and a half, four chords. It's gonna start off with this, A minor nine. You can kind of like hammer on that top note if you'd like, followed by this. It's just like one finger. You can play this chord with one finger. It's like a version of what I would call A. Like a B, a B minor 7. And then you're going to go to and E major 7. So I want to add more analysis in these videos. I would analyze this as. So we're. I don't know if it's gonna do much else, but I would call this the two chord because despite the fact that we never actually go to, I consider this in the key of G. So this is a minor nine. So two to like three chord to sixth major chord. So bright. And then we're gonna go down to a D7 chord, the 5 chord in this case. So it literally just goes 3. So it's gonna go 1, 2, 3, 4. 1, 2, 3, 4. 1, 2, 3, 4 dot 1, 2, 3, 4. Cool. And then sometimes there's this little riff. I'm not as confident in the accuracy of this, but I try my best. So basically it's like. So basically that replaces the two and the three chords. So it's going to go. You're going to start with your. It's almost like you're making an E minor 7 chord but you're only playing the G, the D, G and B strings. So you're going here and you take your middle finger off, pull the bar back on, pinky on the B string. On the 10th fret it's a so. And then you kind of go back to that three chord that we played and then it's just so. So all that, that riff is all within this little E minor 7 bar shape. It's like E minor 7. Take off the middle finger, put it back on, add the pinky on. Now it's like E minor 11 and then just E minor 7 all the way up to the B shape. And then you could kind of go down with that B minor chord again. Okay. No, it's not burning yet. You know, I do this so leave more suggestions. I'll get to them.
