I'm not one of them. I only use Jperm when I'm learning f2l, full oll, and full pll. I never use the beginner last layer approach because I used 2-look oll and 2-look pll when I was a beginner.
Great video and as a speedcuber myself, I love how positive the community is I mean you solved a rubiks cube in a minute and your whole comments section is filled with my cubing friends, Its a wholesome community and we love to see cubing grow.Keep it up!
@@Fletcho. yeah and also you kinda disrespected the whole ass community by calling the biggest youtuber j perm "perm" so umm.... you need to comeback lol
Rubik's cubing is so fun, it was great to see you improving and the joy that it brings because this is pretty close to my journey, I went from about 3 minutes (my first solve by myself) to under a minute in just under a week back in 2018, now in 2024 I average under 10 seconds and have tons of friends I meant at competitions and other cubing related things. It's crazy how a simple toy made to teach engineering students about moving parts can create a whole community. Whether you continue to improve or not, there are always people who love what you love and that you can connect with, you just gotta find them. Hobbies are a crazy thing sometimes man.
8:00 since sleeping is actually when your brain memorizes and compiles memorized things the most, you'll likely have everything engraved in your mind after waking up, opposite of what you thought.
Great vid, hope you stay around in the speedcubing space, there is so much to learn, and improving is really fun. Dont feel to bad about taking a bit to improve your times, ive had the same personal best single for over a year.
Hey man, this video is amazing! The editing, the storytelling, just everything. I'm a speedcuber myself and average around 11 seconds, and the fact that you've been able to get a sub 1 minute single in 5 DAYS is crazy. But yeah man improvement does tend to slow down as you get faster at solving the cube. It takes me weeks or even months to improve by just a second. I know you're probably not going to pick up speedcubing as a hobby, but it really is a fun one and I look forward to future videos man!
I average just under ten and it took me almost two years to go from averaging sub12 to sub10. 😂😂 about 8 years total to get to this point, and I don’t think I’ll ever stop.
@@dylangirouard Yeah I've been cubing for a year and a half now and I'm really satisfied with my improvement so far. I hope to be sub 11 by August and I hope you can sub 8 soon!
learning CFOP is hard as hell but if you learn to do it (starting with OLL-PLL, start with cross to yellow side for OLL, and A-perm to U-perm for PLL) then you can really see improvement, after working on it for years, you might get down to a ten second average if you're lucky, but be careful because once you start speedsolving, you never stop
4:35 She actually got JPerm (aka Perm) to teach her in person. Well done though. Keep at it. Bit of F2L and you'll be sub 30 before you know it. Also loved your reaction to getting a good cube 🤣 Rubik's brand cubes should be considered cruel and unusual punishment.
You're so underrated, this video was so fun to watch! I recently got into rubik cube solving and seeing you progress from 55 min to 55 seconds is crazy!
Don't get discouraged if you're times aren't improving. It actually really impressive that you get sub 1 minutes in a week. The first time I did a timed solve i got 10 minutes. But I continued to practice. I went from 10 mins to 9 mins, 9mins to 7 mins, 7 mins to 5 mins , 5 mins to 3 mins, 3 to 1 min. One minute to 30 seconds. I am now sub 20. This took around 4 years because I took lots of breaks. What you did was really impressive. Good Job Fletcho!
Hey man great video! Would love for you to keep going. Just a tip though you're always improving your consistency. The cubing community mostly values your average rather than a single solve. Anyone can get lucky once, but getting 5 good times in a row is impressive. Keep it up
The quality of these videos you put out NEVER cease to amaze. Fletch, the amount of effort you are putting into your videos can be clearly seen and I want to take the time to appreciate that. Thanks for the video to watch❤
As others have said, I watched through this for a while before I looked at the views and was shocked to find this video has under 400 views. The quality is insane! I'd love to see you continue this hobby - learn CFOP or Roux, use some actual scrambles rather than hand scrambling etc.
when bro discovered magnetic cubes i was so happy for him, I average around 21 seconds with of course, a magnetized cube (which is a bit expensive lol). Maybe you can try to solve a 2x2 cube under 30 seconds! I remember that when i used 2x2 beginners method, I got solves like 23-25 seconds, with quite a bit of practice, so its prob possible to get sub 30 in a week!! I average around 5 seconds on 2x2 using a method called "Ortega". A tip for improving and not getting angry and mentally tired is to only cube when you feel like it, when you are like craving to turn a cube.
J-Perms voice is so calming. I just realised how adicted i am to speedcubing content lmao. Btw. While watching this video I got a 5 move double X-Cross + free pair + easy LL
As a speedcuber, absolutely loved this video loved how you progressed through your journey. best of luck as you continue your cubing journey (and hopefully continue to smash a bunch of pb's)
That is quite good actually, I can rarely average below 20 seconds even after 5 years of cubing, even though I took a 2 year break at one stage. I average at around 20-23 seconds usually. My pb is 14 seconds and my pr in competitions is 22.11 single and 26.79 average (because I did poor in the competitions I joined and got a few +2s which didn’t help)
How does this only have 144 views, I started watching this and i thought I was watching a UA-camr that had millions of subs, w content im subbed now too btw :D
Way to go Fletcho! Good job on beating Michelle! If you want to improve your times, you’ll might have to learn some finger tricks, since two years ago, I’ve improved from sub 1 minute to now sub 15 seconds and it comes from practice. The same J perm guy that made the tutorial also has tutorials to get faster.
Congrats! Under 60s even if it's occasionally, it's a great time for 5 days. Welcome to the cubing club. The first cube you bought, the one with no brand name, it's a QiYi Warrior. Classic cheap but good turning cube to kill time. For some reason in the last months they ULTRULIBRICATE the 3x3 and feels uncomfortable to touch, but if you clean it, it's a good fast cube toy to play time to time. That plastic it's cheap but very smoth, turns perfect and fast. The second one it's another classi, one of the cheapest magnetic cubes and the favorite of the community overall. But I prefer the Meilong 3M, same price but different feeling. More soft, more silent. The spring noise of my RS3M 2020 it's something that I don't like. The 3 Meilong 3M I have, don't have that noise and turns smoother. Very satisfying. Another good cheap magnetic one it's the QiYi MS Pro, it's more "clickier" and keeps the cube shape more strongly but turns very easy. Its diferent. But it's also unnecessary ultralubricated...
this video was incredible!!! you can see all the hard work and dedication you have been putting into your videos! can't wait to see so many more awesome videos like this one! 💕
Bro goes "after 7 days of this my wrist hurt." Bro I have been doing this for almost 10 years straight. I average under 10 seconds so if you want any tips just let me know. Love the video too!!!
Now I challenge you to learn blindfolded solving. It’s not as daunting as it sounds tbh. “I learnt to solve a Rubik’s cube blindfolded in one week” would be a banger. Jperm has a good tutorial for this.
There are a lot of "twisty puzzles" that are called "cubes" even though they're not actually shaped like cubes. Such as the pyraminx and related puzzles, and megaminx and related puzzles. Also gear balls, sheild cubes, etc. They're great fun! 👍
My first cube was a rubik’s brand, but I recently got a QiYi mo fang gi, and since it came with instructions and algorithms, I’m trying to solve it without the “cheat sheet”
When i started cubing i was so mad at the cube yust like you but i never give up like you and i learned how to solve it and now i have about 3 years cubing, i totally loved your video keep posting more awesome videos❤
Buy a MOYU maglev magnetic cube it’s only $7 and it’s really good also put the cube down whilst hitting the timer bc it could cost u a second if u don’t
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What other challenges should I try??
Shlong in blender challenge
you earned a sub 👍
Solve a 4x4 Rubiks cube
learn to solve a mega minx!!!!
learn to count cards in blackjack
I love to watch the speedcube community grow day by day.
Yeah
Next year the olympics
i average 11 seconds :)
@@ChachipiruliOficial TEACH ME YOUR WAYS! I avg 15-16
@H-perm-sune bruh I was just solving while watching the video, I got a H-Perm sune lol
Every cuber's journey-
Step one: I want to solve the cube
Step two: Jperm
I'm not one of them. I only use Jperm when I'm learning f2l, full oll, and full pll. I never use the beginner last layer approach because I used 2-look oll and 2-look pll when I was a beginner.
real
@@edk1124real
so real xd
So according to “Perm” 😂😂😂
it's Mr. Perm now. 😂
Had me laughing so hard!
BBBRRR*RUUUUHHH
😂
@@samueljehanno F perm😂😂
Great video and as a speedcuber myself, I love how positive the community is I mean you solved a rubiks cube in a minute and your whole comments section is filled with my cubing friends, Its a wholesome community and we love to see cubing grow.Keep it up!
love tapping in to a dope community. that’s another cool thing about making videos about niches. glad you enjoyed the video ❤️
@@Fletcho. yeah and also you kinda disrespected the whole ass community by calling the biggest youtuber j perm "perm" so umm.... you need to comeback lol
Rubik's cubing is so fun, it was great to see you improving and the joy that it brings because this is pretty close to my journey, I went from about 3 minutes (my first solve by myself) to under a minute in just under a week back in 2018, now in 2024 I average under 10 seconds and have tons of friends I meant at competitions and other cubing related things. It's crazy how a simple toy made to teach engineering students about moving parts can create a whole community. Whether you continue to improve or not, there are always people who love what you love and that you can connect with, you just gotta find them. Hobbies are a crazy thing sometimes man.
no one asked
bro ur soo lucky keep goin on ;) i wonder whats ur main cube ?
@@VictorPlayz2012no one asked your comment as well
@samueljehanno it is almost always the roblox players.
seeing the joy on the faces of the people who solve the rubiks cube for the first time is everything
15:55 every Cuber in existence waiting for their new cubes
8:00 since sleeping is actually when your brain memorizes and compiles memorized things the most, you'll likely have everything engraved in your mind after waking up, opposite of what you thought.
Great vid, hope you stay around in the speedcubing space, there is so much to learn, and improving is really fun. Dont feel to bad about taking a bit to improve your times, ive had the same personal best single for over a year.
Dude the interview part was funny as fuck😭
Hey man, this video is amazing! The editing, the storytelling, just everything. I'm a speedcuber myself and average around 11 seconds, and the fact that you've been able to get a sub 1 minute single in 5 DAYS is crazy. But yeah man improvement does tend to slow down as you get faster at solving the cube. It takes me weeks or even months to improve by just a second. I know you're probably not going to pick up speedcubing as a hobby, but it really is a fun one and I look forward to future videos man!
I got sub 1 minute in like 3 days.
I average just under ten and it took me almost two years to go from averaging sub12 to sub10. 😂😂 about 8 years total to get to this point, and I don’t think I’ll ever stop.
@@dylangirouard Yeah I've been cubing for a year and a half now and I'm really satisfied with my improvement so far. I hope to be sub 11 by August and I hope you can sub 8 soon!
@@DwAboutItManFri got it in 2 i think we just learn fast
learning CFOP is hard as hell but if you learn to do it (starting with OLL-PLL, start with cross to yellow side for OLL, and A-perm to U-perm for PLL) then you can really see improvement, after working on it for years, you might get down to a ten second average if you're lucky, but be careful because once you start speedsolving, you never stop
I used to use a type of algorithm that makes and a perm but later I switched to t perm after I planned to learn a t perm
4:35 She actually got JPerm (aka Perm) to teach her in person.
Well done though. Keep at it. Bit of F2L and you'll be sub 30 before you know it.
Also loved your reaction to getting a good cube 🤣 Rubik's brand cubes should be considered cruel and unusual punishment.
You're so underrated, this video was so fun to watch! I recently got into rubik cube solving and seeing you progress from 55 min to 55 seconds is crazy!
Don't get discouraged if you're times aren't improving. It actually really impressive that you get sub 1 minutes in a week. The first time I did a timed solve i got 10 minutes. But I continued to practice. I went from 10 mins to 9 mins, 9mins to 7 mins, 7 mins to 5 mins , 5 mins to 3 mins, 3 to 1 min. One minute to 30 seconds. I am now sub 20. This took around 4 years because I took lots of breaks. What you did was really impressive. Good Job Fletcho!
bro for real same :)
@@CRgame-k3z whoops sorry I forgot to add I'm sub 20 rn
Whoops sorry i forgot to add that I am sub 20 rn @@CRgame-k3z
@@CRgame-k3z whoops sorry i forgot to add that i am sub 20 rn
The pure joy when you beat Michelle 🤣
Hey man great video! Would love for you to keep going. Just a tip though you're always improving your consistency. The cubing community mostly values your average rather than a single solve. Anyone can get lucky once, but getting 5 good times in a row is impressive. Keep it up
The quality of these videos you put out NEVER cease to amaze. Fletch, the amount of effort you are putting into your videos can be clearly seen and I want to take the time to appreciate that. Thanks for the video to watch❤
this was so entertaining to watch 😂 great job, fletcher 👏🏽
So glad you’re proud of yourself as you should be! Kudos! 👏🏻
I had so much fun watching this video! It felt like a whole journey! Thanks man :D
I love seeing non-cubetubers make cubing content
As others have said, I watched through this for a while before I looked at the views and was shocked to find this video has under 400 views. The quality is insane! I'd love to see you continue this hobby - learn CFOP or Roux, use some actual scrambles rather than hand scrambling etc.
thank you so much ❤️
4:43, not only was she giving her self a week to do it, but "J perm", the guy whose youtube tutorial you watched, was PERSONALLY training her IRL
As a speedcuber watching this I love these videos there so fun to watch congratulations on solving it!
i’m glad you enjoyed :)
when bro discovered magnetic cubes i was so happy for him, I average around 21 seconds with of course, a magnetized cube (which is a bit expensive lol). Maybe you can try to solve a 2x2 cube under 30 seconds! I remember that when i used 2x2 beginners method, I got solves like 23-25 seconds, with quite a bit of practice, so its prob possible to get sub 30 in a week!! I average around 5 seconds on 2x2 using a method called "Ortega".
A tip for improving and not getting angry and mentally tired is to only cube when you feel like it, when you are like craving to turn a cube.
I can solve the 2x2 with 10 second average (usually lower) with the beginners method. Maybe it’s because I’m using the GAN 251 M Pro.
most underrated youtuber by far. keep up the good work bro!
J Perm has taught us all how to solve the Rubik's Cube. He's the goat!!!
he is in fact, the goat.
this video is great even if its already been done many times, i hope to see your channel grow in the future
J-Perms voice is so calming. I just realised how adicted i am to speedcubing content lmao.
Btw. While watching this video I got a 5 move double X-Cross + free pair + easy LL
Scramble?
yea whats the "luckiesiest" scamble
@@dylangirouard sry i was Just doing Casual solves without scamble
as a speedcuber, 7 days for sub 60 is crazy ngl
It really is, took me about 2 months
As a speedcuber, absolutely loved this video
loved how you progressed through your journey.
best of luck as you continue your cubing journey (and hopefully continue to smash a bunch of pb's)
Great video, and congrats!!!
It took me a few weeks to a month to reach sub 1 minute. Three years later I average under 20 seconds
Not to hate but it takes you 3 years to be sub 20? Ive been cubing for a little over a year and im almost sub 15.
@@H-perm-sune I have taken a lot of breaks that range from a month to a year
@@alexzacuber ohhh ok that makes sense. I practise like 3 hours a day so yeah.
That is quite good actually, I can rarely average below 20 seconds even after 5 years of cubing, even though I took a 2 year break at one stage. I average at around 20-23 seconds usually. My pb is 14 seconds and my pr in competitions is 22.11 single and 26.79 average (because I did poor in the competitions I joined and got a few +2s which didn’t help)
@@edk1124 thats good imo!
every video just gets better and better with quality and entertainment. looking forward to the next one (:
2:16 so according to perm
How does this only have 144 views, I started watching this and i thought I was watching a UA-camr that had millions of subs, w content im subbed now too btw :D
i do it for comments like this ❤️. one day my friend
:D
@@Fletcho. I wouldn’t be surprised if you hit 1 mil this year
Remember me when you’re famous fr
Way to go Fletcho! Good job on beating Michelle! If you want to improve your times, you’ll might have to learn some finger tricks, since two years ago, I’ve improved from sub 1 minute to now sub 15 seconds and it comes from practice. The same J perm guy that made the tutorial also has tutorials to get faster.
I been watching a couple of youre videos lately this one and your drawing and you deserve a sub man
Congrats! Under 60s even if it's occasionally, it's a great time for 5 days. Welcome to the cubing club.
The first cube you bought, the one with no brand name, it's a QiYi Warrior. Classic cheap but good turning cube to kill time. For some reason in the last months they ULTRULIBRICATE the 3x3 and feels uncomfortable to touch, but if you clean it, it's a good fast cube toy to play time to time. That plastic it's cheap but very smoth, turns perfect and fast.
The second one it's another classi, one of the cheapest magnetic cubes and the favorite of the community overall. But I prefer the Meilong 3M, same price but different feeling. More soft, more silent. The spring noise of my RS3M 2020 it's something that I don't like. The 3 Meilong 3M I have, don't have that noise and turns smoother. Very satisfying.
Another good cheap magnetic one it's the QiYi MS Pro, it's more "clickier" and keeps the cube shape more strongly but turns very easy. Its diferent. But it's also unnecessary ultralubricated...
this video was incredible!!! you can see all the hard work and dedication you have been putting into your videos! can't wait to see so many more awesome videos like this one! 💕
This video was great! Hope you continue to cube!
Bro goes "after 7 days of this my wrist hurt." Bro I have been doing this for almost 10 years straight. I average under 10 seconds so if you want any tips just let me know. Love the video too!!!
bro wtf yuor so underrated this is so fire
Every emotion you just felt is normal for every cuber, i did the same when i started speedcubing.
Underrated channel
my new favorite i tried solving a rubiks cube in under 60 seconds in a week video
How do u not have thousands of views? I like the editing
i’m trying my best :)). i appreciate you ❤️
Well he does now!
Amazing video!
I got deja vu to my first time of trying to solve it
High quality, funny and entertaining video!!!
11:49 bro doesnt know what lube is
Now I challenge you to learn blindfolded solving. It’s not as daunting as it sounds tbh. “I learnt to solve a Rubik’s cube blindfolded in one week” would be a banger. Jperm has a good tutorial for this.
how fast can u do 3bld
@@stunningsports0827 got my pr two days ago (1:32) but at home I have a 1:05
"I can solve a side"
**Celebrates solving a side after 40 minutes of a 10 minute tutorial**
1:00 YAAAAY:D
as a speedcuber i can approve this
The last cube sounded like buttaaa! Great video, Fletcho. You've inspired us to try the challenge.🎉
How do you feel about an etch a sketch?
I had a Rubik's cube 40 years ago, but I've never tried solving it quickly. Maybe now I should give it a shot?
@ 9:43 Literally every cubing video has the world record in it.
The fact that he best michelle even though she was trained by jperm
gets better each time
this is a cinematic masterpiece
The RS3M was my main for a good while before I switched to the Xman Tornado V2.
Why am I just finding this channel
love to see these type of cubing videos
Ooooh. Omg. I know the challenge was the idea, but this video quality is off the chain!!!!!!😮 5:22
As a fellow Rubik's cuber I was better at your age 😂
Ps: I am younger than you
how fast can you solvw
@@stunningsports0827 9 seconds
I regret not doing this challenge because i was doing 1:10 averages in 2 days.
UNDERATTED
Great video!
There are a lot of "twisty puzzles" that are called "cubes" even though they're not actually shaped like cubes. Such as the pyraminx and related puzzles, and megaminx and related puzzles.
Also gear balls, sheild cubes, etc.
They're great fun! 👍
F T O ??
My first cube was a rubik’s brand, but I recently got a QiYi mo fang gi, and since it came with instructions and algorithms, I’m trying to solve it without the “cheat sheet”
dont worry. Those “cheat sheats” suck. I hope you can read Chinese. (that was a “perm” reference)
@@MoyuGuy I actually had one that came in English, and I managed to solve the cube multiple times with it.
FINALLLYYYYYYYYY
literally my experience when i first tried to solve a cube
I love it when beginner's attempt to solve a cube
0:47 world record for opening a rubiks brand box frfr
LMAO
7:29 I like how the cube in the corner is not in the correct color scheme
Now do the 4x4
this deserves more views
The corner face 😂 3:27
When i started cubing i was so mad at the cube yust like you but i never give up like you and i learned how to solve it and now i have about 3 years cubing, i totally loved your video keep posting more awesome videos❤
Yay! more cubers!
This guys videos are so underrated
This is so good 😂
17:56 umm akshually 🤓
You got some talent man, id learn begginer cfop!
good shit kid
Cut if he likes the moyu cube that much, what would happen if he tried my $90 gan 14?
anything that has corner to core magnets, probably maglev and edge corners will literally blow his mind
Love it!!!!!🎉 14:49
Buy a MOYU maglev magnetic cube it’s only $7 and it’s really good also put the cube down whilst hitting the timer bc it could cost u a second if u don’t
i think he better chose a moyu rs3m v5 maglev ballcore uv or the tornado v3
THE COMMUNITY SHALL GROW
So good in front of the camera ❤ 9:03
This is a BANGER
I bet that hes gonna do this challenge easily with a tutorial (i havent watched it yet but I know how long it took me)
omg defiantly if hes watching a tutorial from jperm
day 2 without tutorial is great as well especially with that cube
I KNEW IT 5TH DAY AND HE GOT UNDER 1 MINUTE
WOOOOOOOOOO NEW VIDEO
learning to solve is easy, learning to do it fast is hell
source: rubiks cube man
This video is really high quality 😮.. you whort 1m subscribes
good job man
i wish i could have the feeling of solving my first cube ag
You should stay 24 hours in a store