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Video: The World's Angriest Guitarist Returns!

Posted 10/12/2011 at 10:53am | by Josh Hart

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A while back, we posted a video of a man who can only be described as the world's angriest guitarist.

While the end of the video assured us that he eventually finished the song, we couldn't help but think maybe he was on the brink of just hanging it up.

Fortunately, it looks like he stuck with it, and we're happy to be able to bring you "The World's Angriest Guitar, Part Deux."

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LactoseTolerant

December 19, 2011 at 5:39pm

I was like this to...then I turned 4

Jeff Welsh

October 18, 2011 at 6:47pm

Guitar World is a source that thousands of guitarists look to for information in the field. More importantly, many young "someday" professionals read these articles for advice. Perhaps there is a professional responsibility - as artists and journalists - to not depict yet another "adult" displaying childish, entitled temper tantrums. Behavior like this in the real world would get one instantly fired or worse.