Wow, a superpower! 
It’s funny how we usually see things in the negative and it takes another person pointing it out in a different perspective to realise that we have something good!
Thanks Fast-Eddie, I am now a bit less frustrated when failing a strumming pattern while counting, as I just play the pattern twice as fast without counting to cheer myself up
I’m with Eddie, how I wish I could play by feel and not mechanically counting and replicating patterns.
people count ??? 
I wonder if such a small guitar actually sounds alright, even with wrong tones possibly it might?
Not quite, to be honest 
It even has very tiny little strings attatched, but the sound matches the one of my air guitar 
i don’t the strumming easy but when i start singing i cant lol
I have a question
about this pattern
Your hand has to move all the time the D U are where you stum the strings, the spaces are misses. Using you 1/8 note strumming the picture would be played like this.
DUDUDUDU/DUDUDUDU
D DU UD /D D DU
Mati @matimusic
It would help if we knew the song.
Looks like a 16th note pattern, but would need quite a few missed strums both up and down.
Michael
Please watch this what this guy is doing
Sir Its a bollywood song ( saiyaara)
Michael is correct it’s 16 note struming
Okay sir but google says its 4/4
Mati @matimusic
Looked at the song in ultimate guitar and it gives the strumming pattern as
Mati @matimusic
As beginner guitarists we learn fairly simple rhythms but these videos outline less straightforward ones. To be absolutely sure you would need to have sight of the official sheet music.
Michael
When I am practicing with a metronome, the down strum has to be on the sound and the up strum is shortly after the sound, correct?
Correct!
@Betti777
Yes that is when your doing it in 4/4 time.
