Music & Musicians
Music videos reward comments that hear something specific — a sound, a choice, or a moment in the track — not a generic compliment.
Where to comment
Comment on music videos in the style you actually play, produce, or listen to closely — original songs, covers, production breakdowns, or gear demos — where you can name something you genuinely heard, not on every trending music video.
What good looks like
Name a timestamp, a sound, or a musical choice you actually noticed. Music comments stand out when they are specific enough for the creator to recognise their own work in them.
Example draft
At 1:24 the vocal doubles the guitar line before the chorus — I tried the same doubling on a cover last month and it buried the vocal. Did you pull the guitar back in the mix, or automate the vocal up for that bar?
Edited version
At 1:24 the vocal doubles the guitar line before the chorus — I tried the same doubling on a cover and it buried the vocal. Did you pull the guitar back, or automate the vocal up for that bar?
Why it works
A timestamp plus a concrete musical detail shows you actually listened, and it gives the creator a specific choice to talk about instead of another generic compliment.
What not to do
- • Do not pitch your channel, song, beat pack, or lesson link.
- • Do not claim a technique, genre, or influence you do not actually know — musicians spot a bluff fast.
- • Do not comment on music videos outside the style you actually play or follow closely — volume across unrelated genres reads as promotion.
A weekly routine
Three music videos a week, one comment each, all in the style you play or follow. Keep returning to the creators whose conversations you enjoy before chasing new ones.
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Last updated: October 2026