Guitar Super System

Hi everyone,
I'm new here, been looking for more resources on playing rhythm guitar but not like the same old stuff of open chords, bar chords and strumming patterns to follow campfire songs. no offenses as those are great things, but I already can do that at a decent level and looking to up my game on jazz comping and some funk guitar.

It seems to me that guitar super system is really focused on solo guitar and not much on rhythm, and if that's true maybe this is not for me at this moment.
Is that true or am I missing something?

Thanks!

You're not wrong. I actually came onto the forums to ask a very similar question. Youtube is probably our best friend on this one, but I think most rhythm guitar is just "the same old stuff" as you describe it. You can flavor your rhythm guitar, however. with some lead techniques. For example, try laying down a basic chord progression for 3 bars and on the 4th, end it with a small riff on the low end. Then, play your lead until the 4th bar and then harmonize with that rhythm riff.

I agree with flavor rhythm guitar with some leads, this sound to me like what Hendrix, John Mayer, Frusciante and some other folks do on their rhythm playing, or should we call this "mixed" playing? because they tend to blend things so well that it can be hard to tell rhythm from lead.

But on the other hand I don't believe that most rhythm is "just the same old stuff". I know there are lots of genre-specific things for rhythm guitar, from chords voicing to things like walking bass lines and how to place your guitar with other instruments on a band. And what I'm looking for is a path or guidance from someone that have been through this before and can get me out of some dead ends.
If I had enough time to only play guitar and not worry about anything else, I would be more than happy to find that path myself and explore every single aspect of what this instrument can provide us, but currently I can't.

Maybe what I really need is stop looking for "the right content/class" and just play more guitar with other people, cut what is "too much", find and learn what is missing, rinse and repeat.

Well. As I got no answer from Tyler nor from someone else from his team, and I could still not get what I expect from here I'm leaving and won't renew my subscription.

Thanks Jamal for the answer/discussion and wish the best for everyone else that comes across my comment here. Enjoy your guitar journey and have fun!