good 4 u

How to play good 4 u by Olivia Rodrigo on guitar

Good 4 U is a great one to learn because it has a fast, punchy feel that stays catchy even with a simple chord loop. You get to sound energetic right away, and the steady drive makes it fun to play along with from the start.

The chart mixes easy open shapes with a few harder barre shapes, so you can build speed without getting lost. The main thing to watch is the opening move from F# to E to A and back to F# - that jump sets the feel and can trip you up if your hand is late.

Start by switching slowly between F#, E, and A until the shapes feel automatic. Then add the full opening progression, keep the changes clean, and only speed up once you can land each chord without pausing.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.