We Interviewed the FMC World Record Holders

[@BFSpeedCuber]

we need a kalindu interview 💀

[@cognitaferamacademics]

💀

[@EG0909]

Lmao 💀

[@user-le2cb8el3c]

#freekalindu

[@table5584]

Kalindu is telling the truth he actually got a 17.67 Mo3 at home once

[@yat_ii]

#freekalindu

[@curiousNic]

W interview, loved it! Congrats again to Aedan and Levi on the WR with the insane 16-move solutions. #FTOforWCA

[@inseminggd9435]

w nic #FTOforWCA

[@robomonk1717]

The thumbnail giving Colin and Samir vibes, that is to say very high quality, and clearly inspiration not copy cat lol no diss 👏

[@clicky.studios]

haha yeah they're just a big inspiration to us in general

[@moodlethenoodle]

thanks for some good video coverage on this record.

[@GrzegorzLuczyna]

Great interview guys!

[@deviouspenguin1234]

This was actually super interesting

[@MrB0MB3R]

imagine speed cubers started learning this fewest move challenge thing and they started solving them in like 1-2 seconds

[@clicky.studios]

it’s a little more complicated than that lol

[@-CubeCentral-]

they only have 15 seconds instead of an hour

[@ignDart]

that would work...
...if fmc wasnt based on trying a lot of things and getting a good continuation
...and if fmc didnt involve a lot of backtracking and inserting
...and if fmc solutions weren't unergonomic

[@abhijeetghodgaonkar]

Yo FTO

[@inseminggd9435]

before watching the video, i believe fmc singles revolve around luck, but also a ton of skills and knowledge
if you gave the average cuber that scramble, pen and paper and an hour, they just wouldnt get a 16 move solution

[@anastasiakoutsivou-ou7kq]

Imagine getting a WR in an event you are not as good at, compared to you other ones 😮