I started doing the cube in 1981 when I was in the military for 2 years in South Africa. I read about various ways to solve it and worked out my own way. Its like riding a bicycle and you never forget especially since you spend days and months solving it and playing with the cube. I had my cube with me 24/7. Up to this day I sometimes notice unsolved cubes anywhere I go and then I solve them and many people admit they never seen it being solved. It never gets old.
@Mateoflores-p2z THIS IS LITERALLY ME. I learnt how to solve it when I was like 10 (idk tbh) and I learnt how to solve it in one afternoon. After that I sometimes (but not often) saw people with scrambled rubik's cubes in restaurants etc. When I solved it for them, some of them were really amazed and some hugged me (this happened only like 3 times). I sometimes taught people how to solve a rubiks cube (but most never remembered) and I started a trend in the junior school, with cubes everywhere. I became kinda popular (and that is my claim to fame)
I started cubing last November 1, 2022. I average 15-18 secs now. This vid reminds me of my struggles and am actually glad to see how far I've come. It's hard when you solve one for the first time but it's actually really easy because you just learn like 5 algorithms. For the non cubers out there, no.. we dont calculate and do it intuitively, there are specific algorithms needed to perform in order to solve pieces Edit: As of July 2023, Im now averaging 11- 13 secs, im not consistent at it, sometimes i get more than 15 secs Edit: Sept 2023, I got 9.83 PB Edit: Feb 2024, I am purely 11-13s consistent (I took 2 months of break)
@@nedlohuwu only applies for the beginner f2l. It's pretty intuitive in its own way. What I meant by solving it intuitively is like how non cubers see cubers solve one. It seems like it's based on "calculations" and instinct
When I first started learning how to solve a 3x3 it took me 3 weeks, and then to get it faster took me another few weeks. Awesome that you can get it in under one minute in only 5 days, with such dedication!
This is actually one of the most helpful tutorials because it overviews the whole process. For me as a beginner i get bogged down with over focusing on each step and need to zoom out and this video allows for that.
You guys are really impressive to do this so fast. I remember spending weeks messing around with the cube when I was a kid. I was lucky to have a few friends show me a little bit to get started. But they only knew how to solve one top color. I figured out how to solve more of it on my own, maybe a little more than 1/2 way. If the thing hadn't dissapeared on me, I might have learned to solve the whole cube.
It's quite similar to me, my record for solving a 3X3 Rubik's is 20 seconds but I am ignoring a recipe list to focus on studying. If I resolve a Rubik's once more I will solve it relatively in 5 minutes because of that.
My memory is OP after just 1 solve I memorized all the algorithms. To be fair however, I did watch the video twice and forgot the order plus rewatching and pausing individual steps during the first solve.
Love the variation in content! Been watching all your videos and they never fail to disappoint ! Makes me want to learn how to solve one since I never got to and gave up years ago when I tried to lol.
Here is some tips 1. Know the algorithms and do it again and again so u will get faster at it 2. U can learn the advance one. U can watch the vid at j perm 3. Just practice everyday
When I started cubing (a year ago) I spend like 3 days spending 3 hours to learn how to solve a cube and started off by solving in like 2 minutes or something, now I can do 25 second solves! Keep on doing what you enjoy and I believe you will surely become a master!
Another cuber yay, usually when extracting cubing we learn the beginners method to more advanced solves. Than we start diving into beginer cfop (cross, f2l kr first 2 layers, orientation of the last layer, and the permutation of the last layer), instead and than after mastering the beginer cfop dive into the more advanced method by memorise all 57 oll algorithms, and 21 pll algorithms for every case you could get (making a total of 78 algorithms). I myself am not the best cubes and average around 31 seconds, while there are some speed cube who average 5-8 seconds. While the official world record is 3.47 seconds set by Yusheng Du. However there are covers who have gotten faster solves than this (one being Max Park, and various other famously known speed cubers) it is not recognized official unless its at a official rubiks cube competition (so we refer to them as PB's personal best, and PR's personal record, which the only difference is a PR is an official record, however some people look at this as the same thing which is ok in any situation). The rubik's cube itself is not hard to learn by itself, just learn the beginer method and your set, however if you want to gwt faster that's the hard part. And all it takes is practice, memorising the algorithm and pattern to use the algorithm, and muscle memory where just by looking at the cube you can tell you hands what to do without thinking of the exact algorithm because you've done it so much you just know how to do it. Than of course finger tricks help increase your speed at solving the cube significantly. It should also be noted that there is a rubik language to view algorithms we call rubik rotations where each error letter represents a motion of the cube. It's really not to hard to learn (if you can play an instrument the concept is basically the exact same as cubing). Than speed cubes have developed a more advanced methods they like to use to solve the cube such as look ahead. Please if you want to start speed cubing I recommend buying a speed cube instead of a rubiks brand, it's entire design is to improve your speed, and it's alot more easier to move, they come from non-magnetic to magnetic, stickerless to stickered (i recommend a stickerless cube that way the stickers won't peel off after long periods of use), than we get into the more expensive cube such as the Gan cubes which are essentially the IPhone version of a rubik's cube, defiantly top market and expensive and each year they make a new cube which may or may not be better than the last but like iPhone we all have preferences, the newest Gan is the Gan 13 MaglevFX (if you have no idea what I just said that ok) Maglev means magnetic levitation because the core of the cube is built on it along with the pieces to improve turning skills, the FX are fixed magnetics because the Gan 13 Maglev (last years cube) was how you would say way to fast and not very stable for the average cuber. But than again it's all about preference and what you like when cubing, those cubes can cost to $80 or more depending on the quality, however there are cheaper cubes out there that are just as good and even better depending on you and how you use the cube (like from harry potter with wands, there's a wand for each wizard not all of them might be right for thr right wizard but one that fits you). I hoped this brief into into 3 by 3 cubing helped anyone who is scrolling in the comment sections. It's really not that complicated however it does get more advanced the deeper you go in and the better you'll understand it.
@Anime-zw6pl hii! So i just bought a cube this week, i have been cubing for 3 hours now, and my average time using the beginners method is around 2.30 seconds to 2.45 seconds, the fastest i can get is currently 2.13 seconds. I do feel like i remember the basic algorithms well for each step in the beginners mode. Do you think it'd be good enough for me to try learning the advanced methods already? If yes, would you have any recommendations on which cubing channels to watch? Also, any link you may wanna jot down here in the comments would be helpful and appreciated on my end (assuming that you're not busyy). Thanks!
This is so relatable 😂😂 When I taught my brother on how to solve a rubiks cube using begginers method, it was so stressful because whenever my brother makes a wrong turn I keep shouting😂😂 but then a few days later he mastered it and had a time of 3 minutes. He did so many solves just to get that time 🎉
Actually the difficulty of learning to solve depends in the method you try to learn or were taught i learned and was taught cubing using an easier method so i learned it in 30 minutes then tried switching to more difficult but faster methods which worked out better because it downed my time from around 1 minute to 30-45 seconds
I'm sorry but the last few movements at the last solve -18:20- are just prearranged from an easy scrambled initial position, any1 familiar with the cube knows that
I learn led how to solve a runic cube 4 days ago and it’s the beginner method I watched it from UA-cam and the channel I watched it from made it super easy for me even tho I messed up and I can do it without any help now
Honestly, I started learning an easy way to learn how to solve speed cubing and I was able to start solving very quickly, but I can't go as far with more steps and less time than less steps and bigger learning curve. Also, I've never been able to learn harder tricks to do in cubing, and that's why I need to throw myself in the deep end to learn to swim.
dont be scared by this video. timmy taught him a more advanced method for last layer for no reason and anyone could learn how to solve the cube within probably 30 minutes to an hour.
When i was first learning and even now sometimes when i solve it a lot in a day ill close my eyes to sleep and see the cube. Like im making turns and moving pieces in my mind as i try to fall asleep. No matter how much i want it to stop it just keeps flashing behind my eyes till i fall asleep.
Damn 44 secs is great. Did you have to learn any other algs to get under a minute? Like F2L or was this all the Beginner method?? I just started cubing and averaging 2mins a solve, but want to know if I need to learn more advanced moves to get under 1 minute
I kinda need Timmy’s help too lol 😂. I am new to cubbing and it looks really interesting! So far, the farthest I ever done is finishing step 2 😅. I am currently trying to get better and it is very difficult for me 😢.
Hi there, I was 13 years of age when the cube was invented, I have grown up with it and never learnt it until a few weeks ago at the age of almost 62, watched a UA-cam tutorial then like yourself made my own short hand notes and practised. I just need to improve now on holding and finger techniques. Still on 1.30 but trying to get it under 1 minute, taught my 12 year old grand daughter the cube and her time is 1 minute I think her small hands contribute. Looking in from the UK.
as a cuber this made cubing look really hard, but I ASSURE YOU, its really easy, even from a non cuber perspective, what i recommend doing is following a youtube tutorial that you think is the easiest, i recommend CubeHead, so solve it from the tutorial, and then after a bit solve it on your own, then when you get stuck, just watch the same part on the tutorial! and keep repeating this till you can solve the rubiks cube on your own, then you can start timing it, but remember, just watch the tutorial if you get stuck on a step, its very simple people!
What do you want to see me learn next? Let me know!!
Me curious how bout violin
back flip in 1 day
Solve a megaminx
Yoyo and spintop with tricks
Wingsuit flying
Hafu is a great learner 🎉🎉Thanks for the women skill
first!!
omg soup timmyy
my fav cube ytber
please like this comment
Pabloski
heyy
he gave you the rizz
I love how more and more UA-camrs are starting to pick up speed cubing, making more people start and joining the community
Same❤
I started doing the cube in 1981 when I was in the military for 2 years in South Africa. I read about various ways to solve it and worked out my own way. Its like riding a bicycle and you never forget especially since you spend days and months solving it and playing with the cube. I had my cube with me 24/7. Up to this day I sometimes notice unsolved cubes anywhere I go and then I solve them and many people admit they never seen it being solved. It never gets old.
How old are you
@@ansribano4971he is my brother is is 48 now
@@ansribano497160 - 70 years old
@@ansribano4971 GOOD QUESTION 💀
@Mateoflores-p2z THIS IS LITERALLY ME. I learnt how to solve it when I was like 10 (idk tbh) and I learnt how to solve it in one afternoon. After that I sometimes (but not often) saw people with scrambled rubik's cubes in restaurants etc. When I solved it for them, some of them were really amazed and some hugged me (this happened only like 3 times). I sometimes taught people how to solve a rubiks cube (but most never remembered) and I started a trend in the junior school, with cubes everywhere. I became kinda popular (and that is my claim to fame)
Super cool video! Congrats Hafu on joining team cubing
Thanks man! Cubing is fun
Any advice for learning the G Perms?
@@thepyraminxqueenthere is a great G perm tutorial on @speedcubereview 's channel, Shawn teaches it very well
@Tingman finally 1 M subs
Congrat on 1M subs;)
I started cubing last November 1, 2022. I average 15-18 secs now. This vid reminds me of my struggles and am actually glad to see how far I've come. It's hard when you solve one for the first time but it's actually really easy because you just learn like 5 algorithms. For the non cubers out there, no.. we dont calculate and do it intuitively, there are specific algorithms needed to perform in order to solve pieces
Edit: As of July 2023, Im now averaging 11- 13 secs, im not consistent at it, sometimes i get more than 15 secs
Edit: Sept 2023, I got 9.83 PB
Edit: Feb 2024, I am purely 11-13s consistent (I took 2 months of break)
What method do you use?
thats great congrats! your average is almost the same as me even when i started 1 year before you i average 14 to 15
@@darkkl CFOP F2L is intuitive tho isn’t it?
@@nedlohuwu only applies for the beginner f2l. It's pretty intuitive in its own way. What I meant by solving it intuitively is like how non cubers see cubers solve one. It seems like it's based on "calculations" and instinct
@@darkkl ohhhhh I get you now
Amazing well done Hafu! And great work from Timmy!
Hi
Yoooooooooooooooooooo
Moyu speedcube :)
oh wow, Rubik's??
agreed
I know how to solve a cube and I’m 10
When I first started learning how to solve a 3x3 it took me 3 weeks, and then to get it faster took me another few weeks. Awesome that you can get it in under one minute in only 5 days, with such dedication!
First
As a cuber this reminds me of the times when I first learned how to solve the cube
Same
Me too! It brings back so many memories
truee
the horror of learning those oll's G O D
@@fun_g 😅
I remember my first sub 1min solve.Now a food average is a sub 20.So many cubers are going to recognize themselves in this .Great vid.
This is actually one of the most helpful tutorials because it overviews the whole process. For me as a beginner i get bogged down with over focusing on each step and need to zoom out and this video allows for that.
You guys are really impressive to do this so fast.
I remember spending weeks messing around with the cube when I was a kid. I was lucky to have a few friends show me a little bit to get started. But they only knew how to solve one top color. I figured out how to solve more of it on my own, maybe a little more than 1/2 way. If the thing hadn't dissapeared on me, I might have learned to solve the whole cube.
Thats great hafu ! My record on solving rubik's is 17,7 seconds, that took me almost half of year to reach that ❤
First
It's quite similar to me, my record for solving a 3X3 Rubik's is 20 seconds but I am ignoring a recipe list to focus on studying. If I resolve a Rubik's once more I will solve it relatively in 5 minutes because of that.
I love how over time dedication pays off and you can learn algorithms faster
Dude turned an enjoyable hobby into a cramming session.
The amount of times he said "my brain was overheating" is too relatable.
8:31 he just spin the the cube using his left hand, its super cool dude👏🏻
Hafu : wakes up
Timmy : here solve this
My memory is OP after just 1 solve I memorized all the algorithms. To be fair however, I did watch the video twice and forgot the order plus rewatching and pausing individual steps during the first solve.
Love the variation in content! Been watching all your videos and they never fail to disappoint ! Makes me want to learn how to solve one since I never got to and gave up years ago when I tried to lol.
I never thought someone would be able to do it faster than michelle in the first week.
I still remember when i learned how to solve a rubik cube 2 weeks ago... my first solve was 2 minutes 4 seconds and now its under 1 minutes
Do you have any tips on how u got it under a min
Here is some tips
1. Know the algorithms and do it again and again so u will get faster at it
2. U can learn the advance one. U can watch the vid at j perm
3. Just practice everyday
Nice
Watching your improvement was really fun, keep learning new things!
i love seeing the cubing community grow, keep it up!
I learn to do it under 60s too.
When I started cubing (a year ago) I spend like 3 days spending 3 hours to learn how to solve a cube and started off by solving in like 2 minutes or something, now I can do 25 second solves! Keep on doing what you enjoy and I believe you will surely become a master!
3 days each day? are you in a hyperbolic time chamber?
I love watching people learn about cubing, its been 4 years for me with 1 break, and now my pb is 5.02
What’s your average?
I’ve taken too many breaks.
@@titanchicken3275 now i average slightly under 8
@@rairaidj1 Marvelous!
If you’re still learning/improving a particular aspect of your skill, what is it?
Definitely look ahead. Until someone can one look of of f2l, that is a skill that needs to be improved on by everyone even at the top level
Hafu your dedication is crazy to learning new skills! Your a great learner!
dedication? I learned how to do this in 6 days, and I'm only 11! you really just need to put in some effort, and you can do anything!
personally, i could never do this without websites like ruwix and cubesolve
I remember when i started to learn how to solve a cube, it was harf but managed to do it. After a year I can now sow a rubiks cube in under 15 seconds
LETS GET HIM TO 2 MILLION FOR ALL HIS HARD WORK
Another cuber yay, usually when extracting cubing we learn the beginners method to more advanced solves. Than we start diving into beginer cfop (cross, f2l kr first 2 layers, orientation of the last layer, and the permutation of the last layer), instead and than after mastering the beginer cfop dive into the more advanced method by memorise all 57 oll algorithms, and 21 pll algorithms for every case you could get (making a total of 78 algorithms). I myself am not the best cubes and average around 31 seconds, while there are some speed cube who average 5-8 seconds. While the official world record is 3.47 seconds set by Yusheng Du. However there are covers who have gotten faster solves than this (one being Max Park, and various other famously known speed cubers) it is not recognized official unless its at a official rubiks cube competition (so we refer to them as PB's personal best, and PR's personal record, which the only difference is a PR is an official record, however some people look at this as the same thing which is ok in any situation). The rubik's cube itself is not hard to learn by itself, just learn the beginer method and your set, however if you want to gwt faster that's the hard part. And all it takes is practice, memorising the algorithm and pattern to use the algorithm, and muscle memory where just by looking at the cube you can tell you hands what to do without thinking of the exact algorithm because you've done it so much you just know how to do it. Than of course finger tricks help increase your speed at solving the cube significantly. It should also be noted that there is a rubik language to view algorithms we call rubik rotations where each error letter represents a motion of the cube. It's really not to hard to learn (if you can play an instrument the concept is basically the exact same as cubing). Than speed cubes have developed a more advanced methods they like to use to solve the cube such as look ahead. Please if you want to start speed cubing I recommend buying a speed cube instead of a rubiks brand, it's entire design is to improve your speed, and it's alot more easier to move, they come from non-magnetic to magnetic, stickerless to stickered (i recommend a stickerless cube that way the stickers won't peel off after long periods of use), than we get into the more expensive cube such as the Gan cubes which are essentially the IPhone version of a rubik's cube, defiantly top market and expensive and each year they make a new cube which may or may not be better than the last but like iPhone we all have preferences, the newest Gan is the Gan 13 MaglevFX (if you have no idea what I just said that ok) Maglev means magnetic levitation because the core of the cube is built on it along with the pieces to improve turning skills, the FX are fixed magnetics because the Gan 13 Maglev (last years cube) was how you would say way to fast and not very stable for the average cuber. But than again it's all about preference and what you like when cubing, those cubes can cost to $80 or more depending on the quality, however there are cheaper cubes out there that are just as good and even better depending on you and how you use the cube (like from harry potter with wands, there's a wand for each wizard not all of them might be right for thr right wizard but one that fits you). I hoped this brief into into 3 by 3 cubing helped anyone who is scrolling in the comment sections. It's really not that complicated however it does get more advanced the deeper you go in and the better you'll understand it.
I honestly needed this. Thank you
Thanks so much, man. I'll be using this as a guide for my rubriks cube journey!
@@gadwaithira Of course any time
@@unfoundedidentity Happy to help.
@Anime-zw6pl hii! So i just bought a cube this week, i have been cubing for 3 hours now, and my average time using the beginners method is around 2.30 seconds to 2.45 seconds, the fastest i can get is currently 2.13 seconds. I do feel like i remember the basic algorithms well for each step in the beginners mode. Do you think it'd be good enough for me to try learning the advanced methods already? If yes, would you have any recommendations on which cubing channels to watch? Also, any link you may wanna jot down here in the comments would be helpful and appreciated on my end (assuming that you're not busyy). Thanks!
It be step #4 and #5 😫😤 6:12 imma master it doe and celebrate from this utmost inspiration of witnessing your pain and dedication 🤓🖖🏾
I know how to solve the cube, but not in a under a min yet. I need @SoupTimmy as my personal trainer too 😂
Genial el vídeo, los felicito a los dos!
Broooo i want to see more about Shaolin monks!!! Please continue it 💝
14:21 DOWN DOWN!!!!😂
2:15 that’s how we all felt when we solved our first Rubik’s cube
Fyrvbb
My first solve was one month ago and I learned it from cubehead
This is so relatable 😂😂 When I taught my brother on how to solve a rubiks cube using begginers method, it was so stressful because whenever my brother makes a wrong turn I keep shouting😂😂 but then a few days later he mastered it and had a time of 3 minutes. He did so many solves just to get that time 🎉
noice
True I taught my best friend how to solve a Rubik’s cube and it took her 2 freaking weeks
I’m Hungarian too 🙂 7:23
Wow
Soup Timmy isn't world's biggest UA-cam channel . " It's king of cubers "
*cough cough* uhh J-perm?? (possibly IDK)
16:00 bros got that rubiks cube rizz fr ☠
Within the first day i got 4 minutes.
Same but I got 3.28
Same but i got 1.52 seconds.
Nice I got 1 min and 9 sec
@@redxnamikazecap
@@Ez_1-x5f oh yea my bad.
I got it in 0.69 seconds on the first day
Next goal solve the 3×3 cube blindfolded ( Its possible )
Yes!
Actually the difficulty of learning to solve depends in the method you try to learn or were taught i learned and was taught cubing using an easier method so i learned it in 30 minutes then tried switching to more difficult but faster methods which worked out better because it downed my time from around 1 minute to 30-45 seconds
Bruh i wondered why you looked so familiar,, then at 8:40 i realised you're the guy that saved my grades last year!
Now Try Chess
BRAWL STARS AND CHESS
Chess is easy
Yeah
Chess is easy than there’s the omposiont rule
I'm sorry but the last few movements at the last solve -18:20- are just prearranged from an easy scrambled initial position, any1 familiar with the cube knows that
I dont know how to solve a Rubix Cube, so i use an app to help me 😅
Me too lol!
Me too lol!
I learn led how to solve a runic cube 4 days ago and it’s the beginner method I watched it from UA-cam and the channel I watched it from made it super easy for me even tho I messed up and I can do it without any help now
Honestly, I started learning an easy way to learn how to solve speed cubing and I was able to start solving very quickly, but I can't go as far with more steps and less time than less steps and bigger learning curve. Also, I've never been able to learn harder tricks to do in cubing, and that's why I need to throw myself in the deep end to learn to swim.
For some reason i thought i was slow bc my third ever solve was 1 minute and 58 seconds
Daddy got moves
Ayoo
Yep
Soup Timmy face turning red when hafu is solving this one 14:08
1 view bruh!
Sorry but you're 3rd.
Can't believe two of my favorite ytbers are together
dont be scared by this video. timmy taught him a more advanced method for last layer for no reason and anyone could learn how to solve the cube within probably 30 minutes to an hour.
Because their goal was to solve it the quickest, not to learn the fastest the last layer was just an A perm and U perm that’s not much
@@ClockSolves plus 2 look oll
I tried really hard for 3 days to firstly solve it
I had a horrible cube though so I got quickly frustrated every day
@@L4ngyAge just keep practicing and it will become muscle memory pretty fast
@Penguin Yen yeah I average 18 seconds now haha
2:30 he was lying man ! 😅😂😂😂😂😂
Guys plz make me top comment
Did you notice when Hafu made the white cross when he did not know how to solve the 3x3
me first pin pls
Pin my ballslsl
Nope. You're 2nd.
I’m first😊
@@BNSF4749Railfan no I am first
Excellent brother, I saw you after a long time, how is your health and leg injury?
This is great for sharpening the mind.
Om Namaste
I love Hafu always tries
I love both of your vids
1:21
» make the whites cross [+]
» make the white layer
» make the second layer
» make the yellow cross [+]
» make the yellow layer
»
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When i was first learning and even now sometimes when i solve it a lot in a day ill close my eyes to sleep and see the cube. Like im making turns and moving pieces in my mind as i try to fall asleep. No matter how much i want it to stop it just keeps flashing behind my eyes till i fall asleep.
Damn 44 secs is great. Did you have to learn any other algs to get under a minute? Like F2L or was this all the Beginner method?? I just started cubing and averaging 2mins a solve, but want to know if I need to learn more advanced moves to get under 1 minute
my first 3x3 solve was 1:30 keep it up 🦅😊
As a cuber myself, I feel proud of you.🎉🎉🎉
I kinda need Timmy’s help too lol 😂. I am new to cubbing and it looks really interesting! So far, the farthest I ever done is finishing step 2 😅. I am currently trying to get better and it is very difficult for me 😢.
2 of my favourite content creators in one vid aaaaa
Hi... (Hafu Go) I'm watching your video From INDIA ❤🇮🇳
Hafu is the Best Kung Fu Martial Artist and Rubik's Cube Solver!!! ❤ from Myanmar...
Woah, this is so cool. Time to show off in next party lol
This kind of reminds me of that video from Michelle Khare where J Perm became her Coach. Still great Video!!!
Can you tell me the algorithm that you use for this video...
So glad we have another cuber but like how come if someone has one interest as me they almost always have a second one in common with me.
Hi there, I was 13 years of age when the cube was invented, I have grown up with it and never learnt it until a few weeks ago at the age of almost 62, watched a UA-cam tutorial then like yourself made my own short hand notes and practised. I just need to improve now on holding and finger techniques. Still on 1.30 but trying to get it under 1 minute, taught my 12 year old grand daughter the cube and her time is 1 minute I think her small hands contribute. Looking in from the UK.
17:33 I'm guessing the microphone didn't work here so you redo it with voice acting
This guy is thompson Clarke 7:51, he is the one who gave the free pass to cubehead
Welcome to the cubing world hafu😊
Did he start by teaching him Begginer method, for the first half, then oll and pll for the last? That’s kinda genius
Nice next challenge is part two of solving the rubiks cube but under 20 seconds now lol
Amazing video😍 it really inspired me to beat my personal best
If you see things you are doing like in dream or thinking about it again and again you gave 100 percent of your work
Bro you helped me with cubeing
I love how he was so happy when he touched snow
I have crazy respect for you I can't even solve the third layer but second and first and second layers are ez
as a cuber this made cubing look really hard, but I ASSURE YOU, its really easy, even from a non cuber perspective, what i recommend doing is following a youtube tutorial that you think is the easiest, i recommend CubeHead, so solve it from the tutorial, and then after a bit solve it on your own, then when you get stuck, just watch the same part on the tutorial! and keep repeating this till you can solve the rubiks cube on your own, then you can start timing it, but remember, just watch the tutorial if you get stuck on a step, its very simple people!
A good thing I do is have a cube near my bed so when I wake up, I have a Rubiks cube to solve i’m not crazy.
This is where I say it took my friend 2 days for me to teach him to solve a cube, and now on day 3, he fingertricks like a pro (hes like a prodigy)
Yessir another cuber!
After this Hafu won’t touch a cube in his life ever again of how hard it is .
Love this❤🧠
The club is a new experience for any youtuber
16:05 imma go to the club rn
16:28 timmys eye looks puffy
My personal best is under 2 minutes but the solving got easy but to be fast at it is a hard talent
And how do you even make the white clause like how do you do the steps?
00:05 king of cuber be like .. meh kya majak hu🤣
Best rubix cube youtuber is
T T T-T TIMAHHHHH!
this video inspire me to solve Rubik's cube 🎉🎉