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PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!

It's a good time to start learning 2 very useful techniques.

1. Reading hands - watch what chords the guitarists are playing.

2. Playing 'by ear'. Listen to the song, get it in your head, hear the changes coming, learn the common progressions and chord patterns.

Without picking up a bass I can see that this this song is in F (the electric guitar is playing a C shape cappoed at the 5th fret (C +5 frets = F).

Just listening to it (and what I have learned through years of working out songs) it also has Bb and C, so the minor (can you spot the minor) will no doubt be Dm.

Edit. Just listened again, it probably has another minor in it, but that is for you to find.