@euphionia @rumblevideo Yes I already sent all the information to support. That's why I tried again a few times last night just to make sure it wasn't a one off issue and waste someone's time.

@euphionia @rumblevideo Me as well it seems so weird and random.

@Karmaquarius Best mode in the game and they dropped it like a hot tamale. But we've already discussed this 😂😂😂

RT @sophmorejohn: Well it looks like @rumblevideo is broken for me. I tried to live stream again tonight both using just obs and rumble stu…

@Geyck @rumblevideo Tell me about it.

@AircondaTvT @WyccaGaming @SuperPurdyDo @GamingOnRumble You should join us on the spook troop nights for more of this fun.

@thenordicllama I got a few hours in but plenty more to go

And then you got others like Joe satriani and yngwie malmsteen, and you could also make arguments for Angus Young and John petrucci. I actually had this conversation with my stepdad about 2 months ago and we decided that if we were going to do a Mount Rushmore of guitar players it would just be Eddie Van Halen and each face would be from a different era lol

Just to be fun I asked Grok the same question and the answer was much more nuanced at the very least. The question of who the greatest guitar players of all time are is highly subjective and depends greatly on one's musical taste, genre preference, and criteria for greatness (such as technical skill, innovation, influence, or emotional expression). Here's a list that tries to honor a variety of styles and contributions to music: Jimi Hendrix - Known for his revolutionary approach to electric guitar, effects, and live performance. Eric Clapton - Celebrated for his blues-rock mastery, versatility across genres, and his iconic tone. Eddie Van Halen - Credited with innovations like two-handed tapping and bringing new techniques to rock music. B.B. King - His expressive, soulful blues playing has influenced countless musicians, known for his guitar "Lucille." Jimmy Page - Co-founder of Led Zeppelin, known for his riffs, acoustic work, and pioneering production techniques. Stevie Ray Vaughan - Revitalized blues in the '80s with his intense, passionate playing and distinctive tone. David Gilmour - Pink Floyd's guitarist, known for his expressive solos, atmospheric soundscapes, and songwriting. Chuck Berry - Essential for his role in the development of rock 'n' roll, with iconic riffs that defined the genre. Jimi Page - Another nod would be to Jeff Beck for his virtuosity, genre-spanning work, and continuous innovation. Slash - Famous for his work with Guns N' Roses, known for his solos and the signature sound of his Les Paul. This list is by no means exhaustive or definitive. Here are a few honorable mentions that could just as easily be included: Carlos Santana - For his Latin-inspired rock fusion and mesmerizing solos. Keith Richards - The Rolling Stones' guitarist, known for his rhythm work and unique chord voicings. Tony Iommi - Black Sabbath's innovator of heavy metal riffs with a distinctive dark sound. Prince - A multi-talented musician whose guitar work was as groundbreaking as his music. Nuno Bettencourt - Known for his technical skill and memorable solos with Extreme. Remember, this selection reflects a blend of influence, technical prowess, and cultural impact. If you have a specific genre or style you're interested in, or if you're looking for more contemporary names, feel free to ask!

@NLGMullis If I remember correctly one time they said Taylor Swift was a musician 😂😂😂

Yeah the whole thing was really weird. I even made a new stream key and a whole new stream and it still did the same thing the second time. Very weird and not going to lie pretty bummed out especially this being one of my favorite records of all time. But we will get to enjoy it one day lol. I hope you enjoyed the protest the hero album I freaking love those guys.

@Zaytris Well to be fair the one in the black overalls looks like a mix of Fester Adams and a horse so you're not wrong haha

RT @sophmorejohn: Just a friendly reminder that tonight is my early birthday party show. We will be listening to an absolutely amazing conc…

I feel like the cheap difficulty stunts are always the most god-awful frustrating points in any game and like you were saying it's very light but it's enough to make you sometimes want to put a hole in the TV haha. It's kind of like they ran out of time finishing the level so they got to put something there and they only tested it for 10 minutes and said okay it's good haha

@Rngcarl Crazy

@Rngcarl I had no idea there was platforming in the first game I must be missing something lol