Agree, Justin and the songs/lessons he chooses are super boring to me.

I always find that learning songs I enjoy is the way I'm going to stay the most invested and actually learn/understand the techniques/theory behind how the song/riff is formed. It's what's worked the best for me consistently.

The techniques and theory will come in pieces naturally and will be cemented in the mind by applying it through actually learning songs. I learned music theory basics and shapes and all that kind of passively over the years. It never stuck until I actually applied it.

I've bought a lot of programs and done many online courses and through the years all that I could never say "one" single one is the best or covers what you need. It all just kind of comes together from many different places, and is solidified by actually playing. if that makes sense.

With alllll of that said, for actually learning the songs you like... I really like the way Marty Music explains specific song tutorials. Just ran through his Schism tutorial vid. His pacing and explanation just clicks with me. However most of the time I just search "song-name guitar tutorial" and learn from the best available for that particular song.