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The temporal lobe is involved in taking sounds and processing them. It is also responsible for processing memories and associating them with sounds or other sensory information, such as music.
Wernicke's area is responsible for the comprehension of speech, or in this case, lyrics.
Broca's area is also associated with language, though it is responsible for the production of it; this area may be stimulated while singing along to a song.

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Creativity is associated with the right hemisphere, specifically in this case with producing music.
One area of the brain associated with interpreting visual information is the parietal lobe, so this is stimulated when I read and understand guitar tabs to know what notes to play. It also involves touch, so it is used when feeling which strings to pluck or strum.
The cerebellum comprehends sensory information and coordinates movements, such as strumming the guitar.

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The medulla controls the automatic functions of the body such as breathing and blinking, the latter of which is important especially when staring at a screen but not consciously thought about.
The amygdala controls fear responses and controls the perception of other emotions; if, say, a jump-scare video comes up on YouTube, the amygdala would be used in my reaction to it.
The occipital lobes are responsible for vision and processing information from it, such as any web page that is up.

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The thalamus relays motor and sensory signals to the cerebral cortex as well as regulating alertness; it is responsible for the attention span necessary to sit still and focus on the drawing and for relaying visual information about it.
The frontal lobe is involved in tasks from memory to problem solving to motor function. Voluntary movements, such as using a pencil and eraser, are coordinated here.
The left hemisphere controls the opposite side of the body, and I am using my right hand to draw.

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During REM sleep, memories are consolidated and information is established in the hippocampus.
The hypothalamus controls what parts of the brain are active and causes the transition to sleep.
The pons is where REM sleep (when most dreaming occurs) originates.