@@Applebargain learn chords first. The biggest hurdle with those is learning to switch fast enough to make it sound like music. You will get really frustrated during this process. However, thats when you practice plucking. I switch back and forth and am able to learn new things I can play enough to keep myself satisfied. And once you know chords, you can play A LOT of music.
you’re probably the coolest band out there for making these !! and also bc your music is actually sooo good, don’t even get me started, thank you so much !!
i dont know if youre just interested in just learning guitar riffs or if if you're also interested in music production but dayglow did a breakdown of every single one of his songs from his album on his channel guitar, drums, effects he used, vocals etc.