Born in 1996

Ok go

ok let me turn back time 7 years and start doing that

>14 year old sperg
>bullied for being the worst trumpet player because he makes cringey jokes in class and never practices
>takes out his underage rage on some 31 year old permavirgin on Zig Forums

>born in 1996
>too late to learn an instrument
sounds like an excuse user. I'm the same age as you. I half-assed 8 years of piano lessons (which I now regret half-assing) so I wasn't a total music noob, but I didn't truly learn an instrument until I took a guitar class for an easy gen-ed in my sophomore year of college. Almost 5 years in and I'd consider myself a perfectly competent guitarist.

wasn't that famous YT algorithm jap in like his mid 20s when he learned music

Your attitude is a far bigger hinderence than your lack of experience

This simply isn't true anymore (was it ever?). look at what trends, none of it is overly complex. 99% of people who make it big aren't competing with Jacob Collier. Don't be dense.

totally this
it's never too late, it's more a question of how much effort you put into it, how serious you are

if you want to be the following:
>pop star
>rap star
>indie/rock star
>DJ/EDM star
well i'm afraid it's too late. you're past your marketing prime. these are also the easiest genres to play ability wise.

if you wanna make jazz/classical then there's no age limit but good luck cause asian kids master it by the time they're 10 so you better fucking start learning NOW.

not bad man keep it up. definitely throw more higher notes in there please (and more notes between your notes). this is more blue balls than blues atm. not bad though really

>asian kids master it by the time they're 10 so you better fucking start learning NOW.
I don't really understand this line of thinking, there will always be people better than you and others in any field. That doesn't mean you can't or shouldn't do what you want to, it's not a competition, well it shouldn't be anyway

Just learn an instrument, you lazy fucking pussy. Make sure it's something other than guitar too, there's too many out there and most of them are shit.

> it's not a competition
i made the assumption that OP wants to earn a profit from making music.

in which case - yes - it's literally a competition.

Sub-Zig Forumscore jazz pianist Ryo Fukui STARTED learning piano at 22 and released Scenery six years after that

>1996
>old
Fuck off literal child

>it's literally a competition
It's not. Every respected luminary from every genre is staying home until there's justice for George Kirby. There has never been less competition. Everyone who ought to be showing
everyone how it's done is acting like a big gaping faggot right now.

he's also completely mediocre, so that's what you have to look forward to if you start making music too late; mediocrity.

Yes because it's totally worth it and completely practical to spend a bare minimum of 2-3 hours a day playing an instrument for 4-5 years just so you can attain the level of proficiency of a typical 16 year old with classical training when you are in your mid 20s.

Get a good teacher and put the hours.

That's cool for me. The thing that hinders adults from learning is that they usually try to catch up and then get demotivated.

Just enjoy the ride. If you want to play a new instrument, do it. Learning and applying techniques is fun.

ur not even old enough to remember 9/11. kill yourself zoomer

if youre not born attractive you wont make it big unless you pull a daft punk and cover your face

can guarantee 99% of the female artists you like are hot

That's a stupid way to look at anything. You learn things so you can accomplish some task. It's a means to an end not an end in itself. That's what hinders most adults from learning. That it's pointless to devote copious amounts of your limited time to something that will not allow you to accomplish anything.

There are people, grown adults, who post on Zig Forums, look at their facebook and get hysterically upset about shit they read on Twitter. Learn a fucking instrument.

You sound like a chink