How a 15-year-old solved a Rubik's Cube in 5.25 seconds
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
- Rubik's Cube world record-holder Collin Burns tells us how he did it.
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Since we published this video, the record has been broken many times and is now more than a second lower than Collin's time. How low can it go? Follow along here: www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/e.php?eventId=333®ionId=&years=&show=100%2BPersons&single=Single
This video guessed the current world record, its 4 minutes and 22 seconds long, and the world record is 4.22!
MrWitherGuy o snap
I’m gonna get so many replies on this cuz it’s a Vox comment lol
FELIKS ZEMDEGS HAS THE RECORD!!!!!! He is a BEAST!!!!!! He has the 3x3-7x7 world records last i checked.
Nope he does not have 3x3-7x7 records. he has 3x3 single and avg and 5x5 single.
Am I the only one who was deeply moved by how his friends were truly happy for him when he broke the record? No envy, no jealousy, just joy for a friend.
Then you should check out the new video of the 4.59 record run, the reaction is really heartwarming
That how our community working 🙏
We don't know that for sure but it's nice to hope so. The human heart is deceitfully wicked.
O don't know why you would assume that would be the default reaction
I love how at the end, they show him doing it in 36 seconds as a way of saying, “see, he wasn’t always this good”.
Aaron Stark no comments
😐
36 seconds isn’t that good
i dont see anything wrong with that statement, 36 seconds isnt as good as 5
I see what they did theirrrrrrr
Nearly 3 years later this video still has some of the best videography I've seen from a Rubik's cube related video
lol yea
Watch the why we cube from cubicle. It is amazing
Kinda
verified
Lol this was before Netflix came along lol
C'mon people, no more Cube jokes...
think outside the box
Outside the cube
*Oof*
Oh god
🤭🤭🤭🤭
when is it legal to kil someone?
Thats a joke FBI.
This is the only thing I have to impress girls. Please don't tell them it's not that impressive.
lololololololololololololololololololololol
oh ffarts my sis put her profile back on
If you get the world record then yes.
Ha!
you're cute :)
This video was so accurate about the world record and speedcubing itself that I got shivers down my spine. I'm so glad that some people actually do their research and put the effort into interviewing Collin to make an article as golden as this one. The video portrays speedcubing perfectly, but it explains it so that even people who aren't in this community can learn all about it. Hats off to you. :)
I saw you in the video it's when Collin burns 🍕🍕🍕 got the record and and Daniel ran up to see and I saw you looking confused
And then he went 😱
I know! It didn’t sound like a non cuber wrote it😂
2:18 How is that accurate? SpeedTwistyPuzzlers don’t buy “special cubes” Also, her Shengshou 3x3x3 can also be lubed and tensioned. However, it is pretty good though, but they called OLL & PLL Algorithms 1 & 2. They could’ve at least said have all of the top layer pieces facing up, or orientation, and then put them in the right place with another algorithm, which permutes them.
I thought it was kind of cringy
This is a really awesome video. Most news-type videos about cubing are really bad, because they don't get any of the facts, but this one was well researched and practically perfect. Good job!! :D
DGCubes yep i know right!!!!! great seeing you here
Hai
DGCubes Yep! As a cuber myself, it's actually very cringey to see the news and media incorrectly displaying what cubing is truly about. Happy this vid actually had some real facts behind it :)
DGCubes DGCubes!
DGCubes DGDGDGDGDGDGDGDGDGDGDGDGDGDGDGDGDG
Vox:
The better version of BuzzFeed.
nonono, buzzfeed is nothing at all compared to Vox
O o f
Bullshit
Cheddar: The better version of Vox
not saying much
Pleeeease teach professional newscasters and reporters your ways! They never do their research properly on cubing and always end up twisting the person they interviewed's words in such a way that they don't even mean the same thing anymore. They make the same, classic, non-cuberish comments and mistakes. In this video, cubing is actually put in the light all of us cubers wanted it to be put in. Not the stupid "This *impossible* challenge has been mastered by one young boy." Impossible? Don't lie to the entire country. "He says math is the key to success." No he didn't! You just think that's true. Thank you, thank you so much for making a long overdue good news report on this topic. The community cannot thank you enough.
TheProgrammingCuber Looks like all the YouCubers are here :P
Kristoffer Balintona I sent some of them here, =P. And cubing4speed sent it to me, and RECuber posted it on Instagram. So it's just spreading.
TheProgrammingCuber This is really well edited too
TheProgrammingCuber boom
TheProgrammingCuber i feel like you're on every video ever that i watch...
Vox is soooo much better than Buzzfeed
707Gian
IKR
True
KalebIsHere RightNow cubits cube for beginners
Pandivel Murugesan R wut
Yup
As someone who has a decent understanding of the cubing community, this was really well done for average viewers. Great reporting!
"cubing community" LOL
Shadowoc91 k
cubing community is only for smart people
Agree
cubing community
- mommy why am I able to solve the Rubik's Cube so much faster than the other kids?
- because you're colour blind my dear
eyeCU13 how does that even work?
Since he's colour blind for him it always seems solved
@@dubstep101angu basically his eye works here as it doesn't work at all 😂 and I think you should let your humor work sometime . Don't let your brain to run too deep .
😁
That's sad 😢
Unlucky Collin. Congratulations to Lucas Etter, our new record holder with 4.90!
+Xvenia He got burned twice in the same competition lol
+Super-sonic Cuber nice copy-paste
What about Keaton?
Kevin Nash Copy and paste? What did I copy 'n paste?
Kevin Nash No really, what did i copy and paste?
she solved her first rubiks cube in 2 minutes?? what? bruhh. i took me 3 days to solve mine hahahha
Javy M no no i had to memorize the instructions first -- that took days. THEN i could solve it in 2 minutes. you did great!
Vox ohh i see . and thanks :)
+Javy M I'm still trying to solve mine.. It's been 2 years!
Mine I spent weeks solving
lol :)
And the video is 4:22 seconds long, 4.22 was a record broken by Feliks Zemdegs
feliks zemdegsminati confirmed
@@originalxx-6042 Man😂😂😂😂😂
But not now, Yu Sheng Du had broken the world record from 3.47 sec
so close but 4:21minutes
@@hinatauseef1251 you're a little late. That happened like 2 years ago
Cool! A report that actually does a good job talking about cubing! Also, I saw a thumbnail of one of my videos at 3:56. :)
Wow
+RedKB thats how i learned show to solve the rubiks cube lol.
+RedKB Shame that badmephisto wasn't on it. Pretty much taught everyone how to solve it.
+RedKB you're an awesome youtuber i enjoy your tutorials and reviews
*feliks zemdegs has joined the game*
*Feliks gets a new wr in months*
*Collin has left the game*
Lucas: what about me
Landgaming And Keaton.
*China has joined the game*
*Yusheng Du has joined the game*
My mom solved a Rubik's cube... the next day, I realised the stickers were peeling off... :/
:D
B.F. lol
B.F. I also do the same thing
B.F. Lol
That's why I use a stickerless cube lol
The whole comment section is non-cubers and over
used cube jokes
Molly Abramson
Ok that was funny xD
Jesmus you just started a war
Jesmus time to get some popcorn
"I just pull off the stickers"
Blitz Cubing thank you
Easily the best report I've ever seen on the Rubik's Cube. Every other report is, like, "HE'S DONE IT! DO IT AGAIN!" and they have no information. This one is informative, a bit breaking of the 4th wall, (which is one of my favorite things EVER.) realistic, entertaining, and well done. I hate watching reports on Rubik's Cubes and I was very tempted to discard this video and never watch it, but the fact that I didn't know Collin was 15 (lmao) got my attention, so I clicked.
Hayden Cuber Same I thought he was like 19 or something xD
still haven't solved my rubiks'cube after years
Same
+Macadam Blob samee
It's actually really easy.....
my record is 55 sec. XD
Žygimantas Keturka
21 sec XD
i tried solving a rubies cube for nearly 10 months, then i realized I'm blind and have no hands and was actually just sitting at in a chair staring blindly into space
woah that escalated quickly
Tyson Ogloff lm reading this after 10 months
Woah, technology these days. You commented this with no hands and without seeing. Technology man, I'm telling you man!
Tyson Ogloff rubiks*
when he said : " practice"
this is the ling ling of rubick's cube
everytime twosetviolin says 'practice' i pick up the cube
Lol
Well look at yusheng du
But does he do forty hours??? 🧔🧔
Twoset?
just updated. Now it is 4.59 seconds. (corrected from comments below)
again, its mats valk xD
4.73*
Nope. 0.01 less
Jack C 4.73
Feliks
10% Luck,
20% Skill,
15% Concentrated Power of Will,
5% Pleasure,
50% Pain,
100% Reason to Remember the Name.
Yeah! Fort Minor
M. Shinoda - Styles of Beyond
More like 50% skill, 50% luck.
50% pain, AND 100% REASON TO REMEMBER THE NAME
ok, so that adds up to 200%. That definitely does not sound correct to me. Also, you haven't specified what those percentages are of. Is it by volume? Or by weight? Without the details this information is not helpful.
GR33D-E : No I do not kid. EVER. In fact based on the information you just provided, it seems quite irresponsible for the song-writer to not provide the complete information, and thus keep his/her listeners in dark, making them forever ponder why the percentages add up to 200%, and whether these percentages are by weight or by volume. In fact now I have even started worrying that this data might have been fabricated. Were these numbers based on empirical evidence? What was the size of the study group? Was there a control group? What was the p-value? Were these results peer-reviewed? So many questions, but no answer in sight!!
i can throw a Rubik's cube in less than a second
U bad
Marielle P non-cuber say
What is throwing? The Rubik’s cube leaving your finger tips or the process of swinging it for it to get momentum?
We all can
Peter Coleman, now, now, now, you don't know what he means! 😂
Cubing should start being more popular, it is not that hard:) I mean, I mastered the beginners' method (which is quite slow) and after a week of practice I did my first best-time; 1min 20secs. I broke it only some months ago where I did a 1min 17secs, and now I feel I'm ready to move to more advanced methods. It is so much fun! And the greatest thing is *you can practice anywhere!* :D
MarsLos10 ive been using a beginners method for a while now and my pb is 30.14. It takes a lot of time to be able to get all the algorithms down quickly.
@@sushi_bae_ But how many algorithms do you know? Starting out with begginer's method and knowing 3-5 algorithms I couldn't go less than 2 minutes now after about 2 weeks where some days I "studied" for hours using the fridrick method and learning F2L, 2-look OLL and 2-look PLL and knowing about 20 algorithms I've managed to go down to 1:30 with A LOT of practice, I can't see how you could go down to 30 with BEGINNER'S method
U can really tell when normal cfop reaches a limit without any olls or plls, because i remember doing a 39 second solve and not being able to surpass for months (without fridrich's f2l)
@@outis99 I used the beginner's method only (I should really go more advanced though) and my PB is around 42 seconds.
Nikola Blagojevic Just learn color neutrality & a more advanced method already.
lmfao she figures out the cube in 2 minutes on her first try ever and shes being modest about it
TheCityofGod no no i didn't figure it out! i just memorized the instructions over several days and at the end of that i could do it in 2 minutes. -joss
Vox That's how I learned it too.
Vox What Rubik's cube did you use? Good video btw.
***** You can easily solve it in one day. It'll take a few hours, but many people have done it. I'm sure you friend isn't jealous of you being able to solve a rubik's cube...
***** I also learned solving it in a day a few years ago by watching Dan Brown's (pogobat's) tutorials. Back then it took me like 10min. But I had gotten down to just under a minute within a few weeks.
NEW WORLD RECORD ALERT!!! Mats Valk with a 4.74 second solve.
Edit: World Record Broken by Feliks Zemdegs with a 4.737 solve.
ß
lol ikr
feliks zemdegs just beat it with 4.73!!
Kevin Novobilsky Thanks for reminding me about this comment I forgot all about it. Just edited the comment too.
RJKT just by one millisecond
Collins burns : 5.25 (screaming kid)
Lucas better 4.90 : (what are those)
Mats valk : 4.74 (flying paper)
Feliks zemdegs : 4.73 (just as my SD card Runs out)
Patrick Ponce : 4.69 (FELIKS IS NUBER TWO KNOW)
seungbeom cho : 4.591 (missed high five kid)
Feliks zemdegs : 4.22 (c Mon get a sub 5)
Jay McNeil : 3.87? (dropped cube)
Yusheng du : 3.47 (getting lucky is not a crime)
What about Feliks Zemdegs' 4.59?
Leonardo Gualandris dad he tied the world rehcord lol.
I did not know what to put for yushengs solve
@@gansair6050 yusheng du 3.47 (caught on security camera)
Jayden probably had a 4.1
“How a 13 year old solved a cube in 3 seconds”
(Leo borromeo)
Not in a comp tho :)
@@bertiecartwright824 doesnt rlly matter tho :)
@@kronowtf ofc it does, you only get around 10-20 3x3 attempts per competition,but when at home you can do 1000s a day if you want
So getting in a comp is much more unlikely
@@bertiecartwright824 he got the solve tho :). Ofc in a comp is more unlikely, but doesnt mean that leo didnt get the sub 3 . When u say “not in a comp tho”, ur r implying that pb’s (records at home) shouldnt count but rather pr’s should. Whether he got it in comp or not, still impressive.
Speaking from a cuber's perspective, this video was highly entertaining, well-researched, and overall awesome. Thanks for making it!
0:35 - 0:40 wtf that kid is screaming so loud
Toby Green world breaking record
more like ear-breaking
Cubing is important to us lol but its to important to that kid hahaha
Must've seen a cockroach
That's a meme.
I could do that in 5.25
years...
***** Dang, so much for originality =(
Lmao I one of your subscribers and also a cuber, want me to teach you? :D
TheSteak Hi, very cool that you can cube! I would try but my brain would explode =D
Clash of Clans | Captain Clash No it wouldn't. It is easy, search around actual cubing channels such at RedKB CrazyBadCuber, (Myself!!)
Brave Cuber Will do, thanks!
*Or you could just use Petrus.*
...but I don't want to use my brain :c
Lol, I get it
Whats Petrus?
Emily Jones It's a method where you first build a 2x2x2 block, expand it to 2x2x3 and then solve it with stuff I don't know. Here is the inventor's guide: lar5.com/cube/
Haha
Just as my SD card runs out
Aryel Carreon same.
Aryel Carreon loool
Aryel Carreon cubing memes
hahaaaaaa
Just as my SD card runs. Just as my SD card runs out. Hello camera-- gosh that kid was something
>It's not that hard
>Memorizing a couple different algorithms and to go through them all simultaneously while being time by the millisecond
Yeah ok bud
Stein But.. it isn’t hard once you completely learn the alg tho..
Also I forgot to mention that you don’t have to learn full OLL/PLL when you’re a beginning cfop user.. you can learn 2 look OLL and PLL
or you could use roux and not have any algs and have a sub 1.5 last step
moss ps Meh. I’ve already learned full PLL and about a fifth of OLL.
I’m never switching.
ive learnt pll and oll and coll and half of 2gll.
but i still think you should switch it is way more fun and better
Video title: How a 15-year-old solved a Rubik's Cube"
Video: *Shows how other people solved the Rubik's Cube*
which ultimately led to how the 15 year old solved the Rubik's Cube
he is just being pretentious. Its the internet. Let him have it
The 15 year old is standing on the shoulders of giants who came before him.
E drop XD
spoiler alert: headlines are designed to attract clicks
im 16 and look 5 years younger than him
and??
@@_.sule_iman ur mom gay
Drunk Biscuit so?
Drout U don’t act 16
Abdul-Aziz Hashmi
Because he is probaly 17 now.
This is just s joke.
Really not as hard as it seems. I picked one up 2 days ago because I saw my friend solve one in 45 seconds and I wanted to be like him. I solved it (with help from a UA-cam video) yesterday and with hours of practice yesterday and today I can now solve it in 2 minutes. As long as you practice and memorize the simple algorithms, it's not nearly as hard as some say it is.
its harder when you learn cfop
Yeah, my friend figured out the algorithm to solved it on his own rather than looking it up. That was far more impressive to me than these people who solve a rubik's cube fast. Substance over flash. (and yes, he can solve a rubik's cube in about 20 seconds now too so he's no chump at it).
CFOP isn't hard if you learned the begginers method properly.
+Tehzeen Faisal Look up the Friedrich Method
As soon as you get to sub 1 min, it gets exponentially harder to get faster. It could take months to get a sub 20 solve.
Chuck Norris solved the cube in...
Ah, just forget it Chuck Norris jokes are too old
In soviet russia, rubiks cube solves you
+believe FlipSid3 omg lol
+believe FlipSid3 omg plz no
+believe FlipSid3 "I know how you feel." said the rubiks cube
Chuck Norris solved the cube in 19 moves.
I freaking love this dudes humility.
the girl before the record:
why am i sitting next to this guy
after:
hell yeah this is my daddy
Avradini Thada lmao
I remembered when I first discovered the world of speedcubing about 4 years ago after watching a member of a Korean boy group (EXO) solving a cube using finger tricks. I was inspired and immedietly bought myself a regular Rubik's Cube at a nearby Walgreen's. After following several beginninger's method tutorials on UA-cam I eventually solved my first cube and was so proud of myself LOL. Then I found out about cube lubrication & special 'speedcubes' :)
MirroTea oLl.
Lol that member was luhan
Oh Sehun HAHA YES YES!!! Luhan
Yasss :) I first liked Chen, then sehun, now I like luhan the best :)
ArcanaM oh look, another girl cuber.
Logic be like 'tell him to spit a freestyle of the dome while solving it thou' 😂😂😂
He could say like 20 words in the amount of time he could solve it
+TheUpBeat Excadrill even more
well i'm 15 and i can't do a push-up
wimp
Aaanisa! If your 15 and can't do a push-up I honestly don't think you can go around making threats😂😂😂
im awesome m8
well, if you're on the internet and don't get sarcasm, i don't think you should be online
+Aaanisa! What's the sarcasm and if u get offended by what he said y u put a comment there I. The first place. There was no reason for that 😂
Tiomthy Suk
jfc....
Bro I can't even solve 1 side
Get smarts. STREET SMARTS!
how can you even write?
you don't solve it side by side, you solve it layer by layer (in most methods, but there are no methods which use side by side)
Kun Zhao start with the white, make a cross and then insert the edges.
My God. It's so wierd seeing posts from when I was a noob at solving. Thanks for the notification PerrinPansy. 18 weeks later I'm averaging 45 second solves and I'm learning full OLL.
i can't even solve a cube that's all the same color.
try a 1x1 cube
Xray Cafe made my day
That's called a dodo cube
jcuber Hello MMAP dweller
Hello. How was your dinner last night?
I have never solved a rubiks cube in my life... Hehe
same
I have
Same
Same here
it is really a lot easier than people think. if you can memorise a few phone numbers then you can do it.
I first learned how to solve the 3x3 by watching part 1 and 2 of Dan Brown's tutorial. It took me a couple hours to understand and 5 days to memorize all the different algorithms based on where each piece was in correlation to each other.
Yes! A good cubing video for non-cubers!
Lol :D
PurelyAwesomeCuber ayyyy look who's here!
The Vox motion graphics are EPIC
Wow, an actual informative news report about cubing that doesn't involve "WOW HE IS IQ 99235891357813578913578913591357891356"
One of the only cubing videos made by a non-cuber that I am not cringing at. Great job Vox!
Awesome video! I was glad to participate, it came together really well!
Why has Vox always put out great content?? Thanks for all the work you guys put in for us.
P.S - Never lose Joss Fong :)
How come it moves so quick? My one gets stuck every time I move it.
it is a better quality cube that has been tensioned and lubricated
Nate 2020 Like she said. They use special cubes. It's called speedcubes
i drop it lol
Nate 2020 don't use rubiks brand
Well, they do have better cubes. But even the cheapest cubes move very fast. You just need to practice, strengthening your fingers and muscle memory.
At 3:16 her Method is not called the Fridrich method, it's called CFOP for all non-cubers out there.
Well, I thuink that it is actually called Fridrich, but CFOP is just short version
Could be NV cuber
What a great and well researched video!
why aren't you uploading anymore? :(
my record is 32 sec for one side
World record!
+ohxtay 15.89
heheheheh
I solved one side one time, I'm still kinda proud.
+iiStay Evolution 13,2 :D
I want a Rubik's cube now.
PuzzledCuber Rubik's cube.
Rubiks cube
***** Rubik's cube.
Tip: don't buy it from Rubik's, get it somewhere else
PuzzledCuber Rubik's cube.
I love how they actually educate themselves before making this video with the cubing terms and back story of the video it shows the work that many news reporters don’t put in because a article about that video said Collin was in a math classroom with classmates like what?!
AJ Cubing A Y-Perm isn’t algorithm 2, and there’s no such thing as a “special cube”. Any twisty puzzle can be lubricated, and only Rubik’s Brands and Dollar store cubes can’t be tensioned because they have rivets instead of screws.
I like that there are people out there who call themselves 'Cubers' haha
world is full of cool stuff
We're actually a decently large community. Or at least a lot bigger than most people think. For example, there are around 300 Rubik's Cube competitions that take place around the world every year. =D
brod2man About 10%+ of the world can solve a Rubik's cube. Lately, a lot of other people have been getting into it, though they quit after watching super fast guys because they don't think they'll ever be that fast. I remember my beginning times. It hurt my hands. 2 and a half minutes. Then I got a speedcube. 1 minute. Then I learned CFOP. 45 seconds. 25 seconds. 20 seconds. (Don't ask me how I skipped 30 seconds. I just did.) Right now, after 11 months of cubing, I average about 17-18 seconds. My record average is 14.79 seconds. My personal best solve is a 10.57 (formerly a 10.69 for about 2 months) I'm working on averaging sub-15. Then I'll work on averaging sub-12. Then sub-10. Then sub-9 and so on.
Hayden Cuber hehe im faster
lol keep practicing :D
Hayden Cuber 10 percent? Get real. More like 0.01 percent. Seriously
Cubing Encoded Lmao. Bullshit. Sorry. Not 0.01% of the world solved Rubik's Cubes.
A good video made by a non-cuber about cubing? That's wichcraft, and you should be proud for it.
Congratulations aside, I just think there are 2 minor errors on your video:
1. The Fridrich method wasn't actually denveloped by jessica, It was denveloped by the cubing comunity as a whole, but published by jessica.
2. It isn't all about efficiency, it's about having a solve without pauses (definativaly the hardest of them) and a hight turn speed (that comes with time, I've never seen anyone working soly on it).
Iuri Grangeiro About number 2 - efficiency is a big part of it. I mean, the method you use determines how many turns you would use, and comparing the beginner's method to the method used by the top cubers, it makes a lot of difference. While solving efficiency isn't much of a thought, but when learning algorithms, you are basically making your solves more efficient
What I meant is that the bigger diference betwen a beginner (a 20-40 second solver) and a expert (a sub 10 solver) isn't the efficience, there are 40 second solvers that already know full PLL and 2-look OLL, and because of that are almost as efficient as sub 10 people, but aren't nearly as fast.
Yeah, I guess - but for anyone, knowing faster algorithms = getting a faster time, and it is actually something other than 'turn it fast' to get better. Also, from a non-cuber's perspective, they might think to solve every piece individually, whereas cubers use algorithms that solve as much as possible in as little turns as possible, while still being useful fairly frequently when solving.
I agree. the thing is that she says "Efficience is the key", While in reallity, look ahead on F2L + fast turning on LL is the key, while efficiency (with that I mean, knowing some advanced speed solving method) is a pre-requisite that anyone that search on the internet and take the time to learn will have.
Yup. Learning all the OLL and PLL algorithms takes more memory and effort but makes your times faster since it eliminates looking around the cube and takes less turns, at least I imagine so.
I hate it when experts say "you think it's hard but it really isn't" Humble brag is the worst
It's not difficult at all...
It's not, if you understand the necessary actions to solve it (which you can obviously look up online).
Arguably, nothing is truly difficult if you practice long enough so there is no point of using this definition.
+Apricots But in this case, it isn't difficult. I don't practice very often, and after 10 months I can solve in under 19 seconds, on average.
+Ping Pong Cup Shots It's hardly bragging when there are probably thousands faster than me.
Oh my gosh, this video gives me nostalgia, this was the video that led me to being a speed cuber today. It's interesting to look back at the video, with a new understanding of this sport, seeing all of this, and realizing how dumbed down it is lol
The 5.25 was a PLL skip, meaning he got really lucky, the fastest non-skip solve was a 5.39 by Feliks Zemdegs
+Ghostdinosawur ^^^^^^^^^
This guy knows his shit
I can do this !!! hold my beer.
go home ur drunk
+PangSai Gaming™ Lo
+Addison Lewis *Lol.
Its not hard it just takes time to learn. Just like math
+Comment Guy your profile fits your comment XD
I find math more easy then solving the rubics cube
+Alan “Xx360noscopesxX” Castillo yep
+Alan “Xx360noscopesxX” Castillo of course it is otherwise math solid be impossible!!!!!!
+Alan “Xx360noscopesxX” Castillo Well, you've been doing math almost your whole life.
I remember seeing this years ago, thanks for putting so much effort in this video and motivating me to get into Cubing Vox!
Twistii Cuber Cool
Hi Twistii Cuber
There is already a new world record 4.69 seconds.
Mikhail Ramos 4.59 now
Mikhail Ramos 69 lenny
0
4.221 Feliks Zemdegs
Noice
Which one of those songs is the outro? Can't find it anywhere
Conor Bursford Here's the album westonemusic.bandcamp.com/album/future-rnb #4. I used a more minimal version of the song
Vox Thanks! I much prefer the minimal sound you used. Great channel and thanks to take the time to answer me :)
Conor Bursford www.westonemusic.com/album?catno=WOM_WOM_0374 For those who want the minimal version scroll down and play tokyo dreams underscore, should be it!
Conor Bursford
Conor Bursford Darude Astley - Sandroll
World record beaten again by Mats Valk today, November 6, 2016! Congrats!
Boekster Cubing Really?
Yep! Search up Mats Valk on google and the top result is the video of it!
xd rip
Haxpo lol. Yeah!
Boekster Cubing Now its Feliks!
I know this video is old, but thank you for making this video. It really represents the community WAYY better than I've seen anybody do it.
The record's been broken a few weeks ago, Mats Valk with 4.74
gingacharma now it 4.73
yeah haha
gingacharma and before that 4.90
now its 3.77 felix
Dark FX where did you get that number?
Well it lasted a few months. 4.9 is the record now. I wonder if he'll try to take it back.
Whats bad is that it will be almost impossible physically as a human. Robits are anither sotry
+Raw Khaos only if they gave them more than 8 seconds
In 20 years people will solve it in under 4 seconds.
true, but that will be after generations of cubes have passed to see how fast they can make them without them exploding and terrible. onyl time will tell and it will be amaazing to see it happen :D
+Andrew Bow Everyone is always trying to get the world record, it's not about "trying to take it back"
Update #3
Patrick Ponce
set at 4.69 seconds
Lukas Holden please update
Update #4
SeungBeom Cho
set at 4.59 seconds.
Quality Content
Update #5
Jayden Revell 4.38
Jay Playz really!?
Jay Playz lol I looked it up stop trolling!
Reporter: So how did you solve it?
Collin: Belt
Haha belt method plus oll and pll parity
JOSS IS SO CUTE I CANT GET OVER THIS
My question is how did they tore apart a rubik's brand cube
Lmao ikr.
Turn a face 45 degrees, and use your thumb or a screwdriver to pop out the piece. Not difficult.
I "used the luke force" to pull it out one time. It was painful.
It took him weilong to solve
Too bad he gans get any faster
Omg
TurkeyKnives 222 lol
Good job
exactly aolong did it take?
I learned absolutely nothing on how to solve a rubiks cube in this video.
Cuz this is not a tutorial.
*Rubik's
Just search for "3x3 tutorial" and you get some good results, although if it's video form you need to pause and do it yourself
Legend has it that Chuck Norris solved a Rubik's cube in less than 0 seconds.
Well done, she actually did research!
Vox: How a 15-year-old solved a Rubik's Cube in 5.25 seconds?
Me: OK Vox, how?
Vox: Its all available in google
:/
My record is 45.9 for a 3x3. Havent cubed in a while but it was great to see this video. Well researched video and I like generally enjoyed it.
Asian kid got 4.59secs
WatchTheWorldBurn Pepe after 2 years
WatchTheWorldBurn Pepe always are asians kids
WatchTheWorldBurn Pepe Australian got same time
Feliks Zemdegs tied that world record
that asian was so lucky. His turns were a lot less than a normal solve's.
now the record is 3.47 second by Du Yusheng
Uh-huh this is 4 years ago
"Bitches love the rubik's cube." Logic brought me here
im glad to say i was there for that and saw it live. was a super fun event, everybody should learn to cube!
The video can be summarized in one word.. Practice.
0:22 Skip 10 seconds here and you miss it. It's that fast!
Anyone remember when Felix got 5.33 but one of the corners was turned so it was dnf?
Glitchy Mountain nope
+Establish Communism Worldwide nice picture and display name, comrade
what is that song in the beginning?
My friend can solve a 3x3 in around 11seconds. He also uses 4x4s, and 5x5s, but those take him longer. He's hoping for a 7x7 for Christmas.
Shut up you hater, let the person speak there mind dude!!
+Daniel Podczaski But do we care about you?
wow he deleted the comment
TheStrangerFromThe Forest sissy lol
+Gabriel «LittleThing» Johnson see guys, this is the problem with the internet. now, let me ask you how did you fucking start a comment war on this specific comment?
like what the actuall fuck this comment contains nothing bad just someone who wants to say something wtf is wrong with this xD
Advanced method: 50-60 moves
Roux solvers: hold my beer
@EliGabRet hi there
Roux is not feasible for speedcubing though
@@KARTIKEYA007 why not, there are many top level cubers that use roux
@@SupernovaC Well you are making things unnecessarily hard for yourself if you choose roux over CFOP, algorithm based approach will always be better than intuition based approach
@@KARTIKEYA007 lol that doesn't mean that roux is bad. it might be better for some people to use roux. I don't use roux myself, but I respect it as an equal method to CFOP. its just that it's not for most people
3 years later
Sean patric villanueva
2nd at worlds 2019 at 11 years old
I remember this happened in my high school cafeteria. Afterwards, our school had a weird trend where Rubik's cubes were really cool and everyone started getting into it.
Non-Cuber: *How u cube so fast?*
Collin: *I lubed it and bought a speed cube.*
Non-Cuber: *cheater. *
Colin: I also spent a solid week memorizing and practicing algs, along with a couple averages of 1000