Keep your strumming hand moving in a continuous 16th-note motion to drive the groove. 🗺️ Song Structure Reference
: Light, palm-muted strumming of the 4-chord loop to let the vocals breathe.
To see the exact hand placements and rhythmic bounce for this specific arrangement, you can check out the full video breakdown on the TCDG Guitar Lessons YouTube Channel. Keep your strumming hand moving in a continuous
If you want to sing along or play a full-bodied acoustic cover, you should ditch the capo and use standard open chords. The Chord Progression
To match the upbeat, disco-pop energy of the song, use a highly percussive strumming pattern with plenty of dead-string scratches (indicated by ): Down - X - Up - Up - X - Up If you want to sing along or play
: Keep the same Am - Dm - G - C progression but build the dynamics and volume up to the final chorus.
To get the bright, hypnotic sound of the main riff without playing high up the fretboard, place your . All fret numbers below are relative to the capo. The Core Pattern Pull-off from fret 5 to the open 1st string (High E). Play fret 3 on the 2nd string (B). Play the open 1st string (High E) again. The Walkdown All fret numbers below are relative to the capo
: Focus on the Method 1 riff or a sharp, staccato Am - Dm - G - C strumming.