Chords for Wicked Games (Easy Guitar Tutorial) - The Weeknd

Listen I give you all I got [D] give me all of it.
[A] I need confidence [G] in myself
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ [B] _
[Bm] Listen I give you all of [A] me give me all of it.
I need all of [G] it to myself
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ [A] _ [Bm] _
What up, all right, I'm gonna teach you the weekend
Wicked games, it's pretty fairly.
It's fairly simple
Pretty fairly
_ So the whole song
Let me block this son out.
All right, the whole song is basically four simple.
Well, not really court
Well, yeah, obviously their chords.
Okay, I'm gonna stop
Battling.
Okay, so it starts off with a B minor
right, so be here and then
That's your index finger on the second fret from the a string down and
Then with your middle finger you take it and put it on the third fret of the B string
and then your
Ring finger you take it on the fourth fret of the D string and then your pinky goes right under that
Okay, all right like that
Okay _ _ _
_ Okay, so
The next two chords, it's really simple because you keep these three
fingers here, so you go
_ _ _ [D] _
[Bm] _ Okay, _ so you first first chord is that and then you take it out [D] that's the second chord
All right, and then you take this again and you put it on the third [G] fret [Bm] of the E string
so it goes _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ [Bm] _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
[Bm] _ So after that
so you do the [B] and [G] _
_ _ [F] then you take you leave your
[G] index there
but then you hit the same chords as you were hitting here, but except it's open _ [A]
and then the little transition chord to to the
back to the top is a [Bm] so he goes
Listen, I give you all I got give me all for this.
I [D] need confidence
[G] _
Myself
Open Oh open [A] and then a
So that this chord [G] right here
it's like only a half note and then the [A] other half is an a kind of like a [G] transition chord, so like
[A] _ _ [Bm] Back to the top, okay
But basically that's it like
like verse
[G] chorus
Bridge, I don't know if there's a bridge but yeah verse [F#] chorus intro [Bm] spacey it
Let me see
_ Look at all this
[G] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ [Bm] _ _ _
[F#m] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ [Bm] _
Alright so B minor and then [A] you take that out it's like B minor [F#m] with an a root
[G] _ G root right here _ and then open
_ _ [A] _ [Bm] Okay, so the plucking pattern is basically like you keep these three fingers here eight and then the only thing you're changing is
your thumb depending on where the bass note is or the root note is for that
specific chord so
like for B minor the bit the root note here is on
The a string so you're gonna pluck this
Yeah, I mean
my guitars probably a little bit out of tune right now, but
so you're gonna do that and [A] then for the a
It's gonna be obviously on the a [Bm] string.
So you pluck that same strings
_ [G] But then the one here the G you're gonna move up you're you're gonna move your thumb up one
And then pluck that okay
And then for obviously the the open one you're gonna pluck the same thing
[A] and then the a is you're gonna pluck the
a string
But if you're gonna strum it make sure _
Let's say for the G right or for the a
Make sure [Em] you don't strum the top string because it's gonna sound really weird
Okay, and [A] same for this make sure make sure you [G] don't strum this string
It's gonna [Bm] make it sound really weird so it goes _ _ _
_ _ [F#m] _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ [Bm] _ [E] All right, hope you guys enjoy please make sure you subscribe