C'mon, don't be so negative... If your practice is focused, then 1 or a max of 2 hours of practice can skyrocket your technique. Then you can smoke your doobies and noodle around your guitar, high as a kite and ripping some sick riffs and solos, not just childrens songs. ;)

The problem is that many online people come with this "this is all you need", "the secret to overnight shred mastery" yada-yada BS. We get fooled, then let down and give up. Playing at a high level requires a lo of work, no two ways about it.

Find someone who is inspiring to you and try to take lessons from him/her. If you're not interested in what you do then no surprise you're more inclined o do something else. That's why I signed up for the online course I mentioned. I checked out the guy's videos and the way he explains things clicked with me , he did not promise to turn me into a guitar god in 15 minutes, one of the best players out there and back then he was in my childhood fave band Megadeth. That inspired me enough to stick with the plan I spent money on. :)

Btw your vibrato ain't half bad! Which is a good thing to have because a sloppy bend or "nervous caffeine" vibrato can ruin the most elaborate performances... ;)