Rubik's cube example solves (white cross)

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  • @Jamorgus
    @Jamorgus 8 років тому +1398

    "I'm not gonna skip a one move green cross"
    -Feliks Zemdegs 2014

    • @kymlikespotatoes
      @kymlikespotatoes 8 років тому +17

      +Hypilent Silence Feliks said that when he filmed this video which had to be 2014.

    • @gcg8187
      @gcg8187 8 років тому +21

      +Hypilent Silence he said that in the vid which was uploaded in 2014

    • @GG-jt6vz
      @GG-jt6vz 7 років тому +35

      Hypilent Silence how fucking outdated are you to not know when a youtube video was uploaded?

    • @xZak-A-42
      @xZak-A-42 6 років тому +3

      How fucking stupid are you?

    • @firestack06
      @firestack06 6 років тому +1

      Hypilent Silence “How outdated are you?”

  • @maneshwarsingh8688
    @maneshwarsingh8688 9 років тому +1935

    felix logic : Scramble: 8 seconds
    Solve: 4 seconds
    #likeaboss

  • @silverhetch3383
    @silverhetch3383 8 років тому +519

    man honestly its extremely enjoyable to watch feliks solve :D

    • @0987654a5
      @0987654a5 8 років тому +25

      Silver Hetch it's just so satisfying to see such efficient solves

    • @ibie27
      @ibie27 4 роки тому +2

      He does it so smoothly

    • @psang6407
      @psang6407 2 роки тому

      He made me buy the cube

    • @Ჽweden
      @Ჽweden 2 роки тому

      @@psang6407 bro

  • @modakshantanu
    @modakshantanu 10 років тому +576

    I was a bit confused when you said
    " I'm not sure I can do this one"

  • @gabrielespinoza5269
    @gabrielespinoza5269 8 років тому +921

    even when explaining he's still faster than me XD

    • @ayezz2811
      @ayezz2811 8 років тому +3

      lol so true

    • @hamzahelshwike
      @hamzahelshwike 8 років тому +7

      Gabriel Espinoza yep, same, and that's what makes it suck. But, as Felix sais, PRACTICE

    • @snobbs7685
      @snobbs7685 8 років тому

      Gabriel Espinoza laughing on the outside!

    • @baltazargato7875
      @baltazargato7875 6 років тому

      Gabriel Espinoza same

    • @armaanverma5533
      @armaanverma5533 5 років тому

      Yeah

  • @XTownCuber
    @XTownCuber 10 років тому +436

    well I'm glad I'm not the only one who does ridiculous stuff to get x crosses.

    • @chocomint8261
      @chocomint8261 7 років тому +1

      XTownCuber that's true.

    • @howtolive390
      @howtolive390 6 років тому +5

      I do ridiculous weird moves to make x cross

    • @mrigankadeka273
      @mrigankadeka273 5 років тому

      Bbd

    • @ThePuzzleTurner
      @ThePuzzleTurner 4 роки тому

      The BFF Vlogs how lmao

    • @mommailim9616
      @mommailim9616 3 роки тому

      @@TheBokaChora
      How does he sound jealous he is literally telling everyone "oh so its not only me who do ridiculous stuff to do x cross"

  • @joseph_lacy
    @joseph_lacy 8 років тому +318

    2:54 cause 2 handed U perms are waaay too mainstream...

    • @XloreX50
      @XloreX50 8 років тому +3

      +Butterfinger Cuber what is U perm?

    • @bloopdog5167
      @bloopdog5167 8 років тому +8

      +XloreX50 its a u permutation for the cube where 3 edges need to move clockwise

    • @Andrew17B
      @Andrew17B 6 років тому

      same

    • @Andrew17B
      @Andrew17B 6 років тому

      "what cant i do a u-perm"? -canchrissolve 2k17

    • @Vesperx_
      @Vesperx_ 6 років тому

      Snicker Uker obviously

  • @zonadashti
    @zonadashti 4 роки тому +22

    im still watching this after 6 years and am amazed by the same amount. you don't need high-quality production, Felix. your videos are awesome cuz you make them.

  • @ToastPixel
    @ToastPixel 9 років тому +235

    "And to do this edge we do F2 L" at 1:29. Anyone? No? Ok.

  • @sock6518
    @sock6518 8 років тому +102

    4:10 feliks struggling to do a f'

  • @seanliu5582
    @seanliu5582 10 років тому +313

    PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do a vid on how you do F2L. Like, not algorithms, but stuff that helps us.
    #YouareCubingGod

    • @seanliu5582
      @seanliu5582 10 років тому +5

      Man your Cross and X-Cross is insane! How da heck do you do dat?

    • @siatsu3631
      @siatsu3631 10 років тому

      I also want that.

    • @chinmaypatil9184
      @chinmaypatil9184 10 років тому

      me tooo.

    • @WheeliesGuy
      @WheeliesGuy 10 років тому +1

      Me too!!!

    • @brickmansions4
      @brickmansions4 10 років тому +9

      Yeah, like making the most out of empty slots and insertion. His F2L is insane!

  • @CosmosVII
    @CosmosVII 10 років тому +16

    Do more of example solves! You being the best in the world at speedcubing wont make better cube reviews or better tutorials (maybe some really advanced ones), but this content is what you are the best at and it is what sets you apart from other cubers on youtube.

  • @sigalig
    @sigalig 10 років тому +66

    Jesus, his slow solves are like teice as fast as my fastest

  • @chev3792
    @chev3792 5 років тому +26

    "Be color neutral if you can!"
    wise words of Feliks Zemdegs

  • @nexportal58
    @nexportal58 4 роки тому +17

    This video is 6 years old but i'm still amazed on what he is doing

    • @RandyDaGamer
      @RandyDaGamer 10 місяців тому

      You’re not alone… Also my me and my sister

  • @rez188
    @rez188 10 років тому +68

    could you do an advanced f2l tutorial

    • @NintendoFan25M
      @NintendoFan25M 10 років тому +3

      No

    • @MYEHLICHIZDAEPIX
      @MYEHLICHIZDAEPIX 10 років тому +3

      Drew Olsen lol haha

    • @NintendoFan25M
      @NintendoFan25M 10 років тому

      Yw

    • @popcorny007
      @popcorny007 9 років тому +4

      "Advanced F2L" is kind of an oxymoron. You get faster by knowing heaps and heaps of tips and tricks, and tiny things that work really well for YOU. You leanr 'Advanced F2L" by years of practice.

    • @KingBarney
      @KingBarney 7 років тому +5

      Grey-man I don't really get you, there are proper complex algorithms that you almost definitely never figure out intuitively for F2L, most F2L stuff is little tricks and being clever, but there are complex algorithms for cases that would take much longer doing intuitively.

  • @ninjacoolbeans3
    @ninjacoolbeans3 8 років тому +25

    Omg your look ahead is so good Much envy

  • @IdrisExplores
    @IdrisExplores 10 років тому +10

    Can you make advanced cfop tutorial please? I like the way you do cfop. Please don't say no.... Everyone will love it if you make a video like this..

    • @Elicm13
      @Elicm13 11 місяців тому

      hello

  • @cardologist
    @cardologist 10 років тому +4

    I'm so glad you did the one move green cross.

  • @jonathanmellqvist2
    @jonathanmellqvist2 9 років тому +51

    I would like to see a PLL finger tricks video! :D

  • @thekonnikay
    @thekonnikay 9 років тому +33

    This discourages me so hard...

  • @AdamSpanel
    @AdamSpanel 10 років тому +11

    Tip for (hopefully) next example solves: Do a timed solve, and then kind of reconstruct the solve with commentary. Sometimes, it is hard to believe you would be able to do the solves you show sub 8.

  • @fritzsoze7329
    @fritzsoze7329 5 років тому +8

    I really love his *THESE TWO*

    • @hemmojito
      @hemmojito 4 роки тому +2

      Thayse Toe... XD

  • @anthonyespinoza2385
    @anthonyespinoza2385 2 місяці тому

    My favorite cuber of all time! Still the goat and will always be!

  • @Neurotripsicks
    @Neurotripsicks 5 років тому +6

    Ohhh I see my problem now. I just need to memorize 474 cases and learn how to make my fingers work.

  • @echrinzer0
    @echrinzer0 10 років тому

    Usually these kinds of videos are boring. This was very insightful and helpful.

  • @ericzhu6620
    @ericzhu6620 4 роки тому +16

    legend says that there's someone watching this in 2020

  • @vincehernandez4179
    @vincehernandez4179 8 років тому

    Thanks, Feliks, these videos really do help a lot. speaking for everybody, we all reall appreciate the time it took to do this.

  • @Oxzowachi
    @Oxzowachi 5 років тому +6

    "And this is our last solve oH My gOd we'Ve GOt a ONe MOVe gREEn crOSs" *dies in Color Neutral*

  • @adventuresincubing
    @adventuresincubing 10 років тому +2

    I cannot overstate how helpful these are. It's rare to get to see so clearly the thought process and approach of an expert
    Keep 'em coming.....

  • @XTownCuber
    @XTownCuber 10 років тому +174

    do you actually use all of these weird fingertricks? like when you did B' R' U' R U B...why?

    • @fzemdegs
      @fzemdegs  10 років тому +111

      haha yeah most of them. The BRURUB means that the blue block at the front is preserved, but I ended up with a G perm anyway so oh well

    • @abduraufsherkulov1393
      @abduraufsherkulov1393 10 років тому +1

      Feliks Zemdegs The cube which you are using is 57mm?

    • @jostonal4653
      @jostonal4653 9 років тому +1

      +Feliks Zemdegs hello feliks,can you teach us how to make cross fast?

    • @Uteklamikoza
      @Uteklamikoza 9 років тому +2

      cause it is faster???

    • @Uteklamikoza
      @Uteklamikoza 9 років тому

      +J Ostonal most of it is intuitive

  • @gabrielbowman1267
    @gabrielbowman1267 4 роки тому

    It's amazing how much these old videos help both this one and the color neutral one as well

  • @alainw3
    @alainw3 Рік тому +7

    Here are the timestamps of all scrambles:
    0:05 1:06 2:04 3:01 4:40 5:33 6:35 8:01

  • @Wickedgoose2
    @Wickedgoose2 10 років тому

    i love when he just says "OLL, PLL" and solves them in 2 seconds moving the pieces faster than i can follow them. It entertains me because my solves take around a minute and a half.

  • @blobishh4128
    @blobishh4128 5 років тому +6

    Those "Most Satisfying Videos" should have a clip of the OLL Skip.

    • @IMLS7
      @IMLS7 4 роки тому

      😂😂😂😂😂 thanks for this

  • @ucanfind.ucf.
    @ucanfind.ucf. 2 роки тому

    Still a fantastic video all these years later! Needs 1 million views, almost there!

  • @NvPGulstab
    @NvPGulstab 10 років тому +26

    Where do you learn to do F2L so well? I'm not saying make a video explaining (unless you want to) but a link to any recommended video you can think of would be appreciated.

    • @julianrose9883
      @julianrose9883 10 років тому +3

      watch example solves, practice, do slow solves to watch how the pieces move around

    • @julianrose9883
      @julianrose9883 10 років тому +4

      Joey Shamash
      i just described how to learn it intuitively. and its always good to compare your solution to optimal solutions aka algs

    • @TheYofak69
      @TheYofak69 10 років тому

      As i can recall, he was once viewing batmephisto for instructional vids.:) way back.:)

    • @TheYofak69
      @TheYofak69 10 років тому +1

      *badmephisto

    • @SpacedudeGFX
      @SpacedudeGFX 10 років тому

      slow solves probably

  • @ericcampos3270
    @ericcampos3270 4 роки тому +1

    It’s kinda satisfying the way he says “these two”

  • @lamo543
    @lamo543 10 років тому +57

    This is why I'm colour neutral.

    • @NintendoFan25M
      @NintendoFan25M 10 років тому

      XD IKR

    • @jokopacking7
      @jokopacking7 10 років тому +1

      Yes haha it really feels good to be color neutral

    • @alejandrorestrepo-speedcub5502
      @alejandrorestrepo-speedcub5502 7 років тому

      Joko Packing yup, you can do a good cross in green without problems, or skip the cross of an orange face!

  • @Chilledatmosphere-es9hz
    @Chilledatmosphere-es9hz 5 місяців тому +1

    Jperm: Be colour neutral
    Me: Procrastinate
    Cubehead: Yoo be colour neutral
    Me: Nothing
    Every cubing youtuber: be colour neutral
    Me: Still chilling
    Feliks Zemdegs: 8:15 Be colour neutral
    Me: Starts training to be colour neutral

  • @user-ex7kv9fs3k
    @user-ex7kv9fs3k 10 років тому +3

    Feliks, can you do a tutorial on your method? That would be awesome

    • @julianrose9883
      @julianrose9883 10 років тому +2

      he uses CFOP. look it up. badmephisto has awesome vids on it

  • @thepurenuke7356
    @thepurenuke7356 8 років тому +3

    It's nice to see a fellow aussie be able to hold multiple world records! GJ m8 keep it up!

    • @thepurenuke7356
      @thepurenuke7356 8 років тому

      I know you won't respond to this, but will you do a Tutorial on F2L?

    • @rice8753
      @rice8753 8 років тому

      The Pure Nuke have a gday mate

  • @cantcube7569
    @cantcube7569 5 років тому +75

    People that are watching this in 2019
    👇

    • @xqr8482
      @xqr8482 5 років тому +1

      People who are still begging in 2019

    • @cantcube7569
      @cantcube7569 5 років тому

      Uhhhh okay

  • @mm-ov2gg
    @mm-ov2gg 8 років тому

    was confused on this until i saw one of the worlds fastest cubers made this

  • @dmr778810
    @dmr778810 9 років тому +11

    1:26 Feliks: And to do this edge we do F2-L
    Well, yeah, most speed solvers do F2L in order to solve the cube.

    • @CardistryAcademy
      @CardistryAcademy 9 років тому

      Yeah that confused me too, then I realized he meant front 2 times and left once

    • @dmr778810
      @dmr778810 9 років тому +3

      CardistryAcademy No, I knew he meant front twice, and then left. I was just making fun of the play-on words

  • @just2cubers332
    @just2cubers332 9 років тому +1

    I've never thought of or seen someone do F2L and cross at the same time, but that seems like it's obviously effective. I was gonna learn full OLL but this seems more important and I guess I should learn the F2l algorithms. Thanks for the vid.

  • @Nole2701
    @Nole2701 10 років тому +9

    My fastest time after 2 months of practice is 17.3 secs. Is that good?

    • @NebulaMJ
      @NebulaMJ 10 років тому

      yes that is incredible, in 3 months of practice i'm at 21.09 seconds :)

    • @yarubik
      @yarubik 10 років тому

      That is actually pretty bad-ass.

    • @Nole2701
      @Nole2701 10 років тому

      I had a 2 move cross and there were 2 pre-made f2l pairs. "Sune" OLL and T perm

    • @honolulugamer9717
      @honolulugamer9717 9 років тому +1

      Nice my best was an 8.02, 2 move cross, 1 pair ALREADY IN, then three really easy pairs, an oll skip, and an H perm.

    • @Deadman436
      @Deadman436 9 років тому

      Nole_ #SeaLion that would be the "god solve" for me I love t-perm and sune

  • @JSMaddy
    @JSMaddy 5 років тому

    It's so therapeutic to watch this Feliks. Do you even realise that? You're the cubing God to me

  • @joshward4712
    @joshward4712 8 років тому +17

    I see why they can solve it in 5 seconds now I get 22 I cry

  • @Mattnixable
    @Mattnixable 10 років тому +1

    Thanks Feliks, i've been waiting for this white cross vid!

  • @SealDoggo
    @SealDoggo 8 років тому +69

    yes, right, this, that, tada solved. what da fak did i just watch?

    • @neilpatrick2244
      @neilpatrick2244 8 років тому +9

      You watched 25 episodes of Re:zero , then got obsessed with the show, then make your UA-cam pic to be Rem in a Christmas outfit. BTW Who is Rem?

    • @andresaponte45
      @andresaponte45 8 років тому

      Random Guy Rem is waifu

  • @teamequal6125
    @teamequal6125 5 років тому

    Finally. A good tutorial where the teacher doesn’t act like we’re dumb.

  • @orionionion
    @orionionion 5 років тому +8

    Even on 0.25 playback speed he’s still faster than me.

  • @aibartolegenov7784
    @aibartolegenov7784 4 роки тому

    And once again this video proves to us that great results can be achieved without expensive cubes, the main thing is skills

  • @RIIIIZZZZ
    @RIIIIZZZZ 4 роки тому +4

    For the first time I heard feliks zemdegs said:
    "I'm not sure if I can do this🤔🤔

  • @Metroidam11
    @Metroidam11 2 роки тому

    I learned so much from this video! Just watching your technique for how you approach your solve is great.

  • @IvanMiletic
    @IvanMiletic 10 років тому +5

    Do 4x4 example solves

  • @titussutterfield9439
    @titussutterfield9439 6 років тому +1

    At 2:37 Not to be nitpicky but maybe you could do F R U' R' U R U F' for a more comfortable fingertrick or do a U2 and then do left sexy left sledge

  • @BenAdcock26
    @BenAdcock26 10 років тому +4

    Your fingertricks are amazing.

  • @gabrielbowman1267
    @gabrielbowman1267 4 роки тому

    The last solve was probably the best one nice job feliks!

  • @ZaidSalaria
    @ZaidSalaria 10 років тому +10

    Sorry Feliks, but I just don't understand anything that you just did. Please help me out here. When I solve a rubies' cube, I make a white cross, do the white corners, then the second layers of all colors but white and yellow, then solve the yellow, then the corners, and then finish it( counter clockwise of clockwise)
    Thanks!

    • @fzemdegs
      @fzemdegs  10 років тому +38

      Zaid Salaria yep it's recommended that you average less than 15-20 seconds before you watch this video.

    • @zorm_
      @zorm_ 10 років тому +1

      Feliks Zemdegs Im still at the beginner method with avg 55 secs, but I try to learn F2L from fridrich method, and try to solve it with fridrich method in 1 minute, then get down to 30 secs, etc... I really like those example solves, you should do more :D

    • @sivad1025
      @sivad1025 10 років тому +1

      Zorm F2L will slow you down a lot for awhile, but really speeds your times once you get the hang of it.

    • @zorm_
      @zorm_ 10 років тому +2

      Ikr, I've seen some example solves where the whole F2L is made in 6-7 seconds, and OLL+PLL takes only 2 seconds
      But I want to be able first to do the F2L from fridrich, and the last layer from beginner method

    • @sivad1025
      @sivad1025 10 років тому +4

      Also, you don't necessarily need to know all PLL and OLL because-especially for OLL- there are a lot of cases where you can just use two easy algorithms.

  • @DSB42
    @DSB42 10 років тому +1

    Finally. White cross. I get so lost on this CN videos. It's sad really.

  • @robertwhite1880
    @robertwhite1880 9 років тому +5

    Feliks, could you make a tutorial on how you solve a Rubik's Cube? Example solves are good but it doesn't go into quite enough detail. Please reply. Thanks

    • @zkenny-oz2yr
      @zkenny-oz2yr 9 років тому +5

      He uses CFOP/Fridrich method, there are a heap of tutorials already on UA-cam u just need to search for them, Badmephisto makes a good tutorial on it

    • @Uteklamikoza
      @Uteklamikoza 9 років тому

      hahaha are you kidding?

    • @brownfamily1892
      @brownfamily1892 4 роки тому +1

      Example solves are for experienced or intermediate cubers that are trying to break bad habits. Use an actual tutorial because Feliks's solves are too fast to be used as a tutorial. I personally prefer this website:www.rubiksplace.com/speedcubing/guide/
      EDIT: If you're asking what his solving style is maybe try slowing down the playback speed.

  • @ganeshgharase7509
    @ganeshgharase7509 3 роки тому

    Watching Feliks example solves feels like nothing but a magic 🪄

  • @juankoerts1913
    @juankoerts1913 10 років тому +10

    What is the sledgehammer algorithm?? How do you perform it??

    • @lenkoerts5645
      @lenkoerts5645 10 років тому +2

      wow- this guy is fast

    • @popcorny007
      @popcorny007 9 років тому +14

      So.
      Imagine you have a pair, and you can insert it by going U R U' R'.
      A sledge hammer is going R' F R F' instead.
      Each Trigger (U R U' R' or R' F R F') is useful for different things, like if you're on your last pair, and you have zero edges facing up for OLL, you can do a sledgehammer instead of a standard insert (U R U' R'), and you'll have oriented 2 OLL edges, making OLL easier.

  • @Fershky98
    @Fershky98 4 роки тому +2

    when are we getting part two? ive been waiting 6 years

  • @paskonewyear109
    @paskonewyear109 8 років тому +66

    you are the true feliks zemdegs???????????

    • @iyadiskandar6977
      @iyadiskandar6977 8 років тому +1

      Pasko New Year yes he was true

    • @mihallyquisam9933
      @mihallyquisam9933 7 років тому

      pasko new year are you filipino?

    • @ДимитърГеоргиев-м9н
      @ДимитърГеоргиев-м9н 6 років тому

      He is!

    • @fqidz
      @fqidz 6 років тому +1

      No, definitly no, no one is named feliks zemdegs.
      This is obviosly not his OFFICIAL channel.
      I mean who would say that.

    • @Jay-sd9ye
      @Jay-sd9ye 4 роки тому

      I think when he goes slow it changes his style

  • @zenclinkz
    @zenclinkz 10 років тому

    amazing and very generous of u to solve for us white-crossers and sharing ur ideas on how to solve each case =)

  • @inssniper297
    @inssniper297 10 років тому +5

    Y are some of the best solvers colorblind?

    • @samuelperez49
      @samuelperez49 10 років тому +5

      Not color blind color neutral

    • @Matt-no7gg
      @Matt-no7gg 10 років тому +17

      If you were color blind, cubing is not for you.

    • @inssniper297
      @inssniper297 10 років тому +2

      Well, I know tehcubedude is color blind, but he still cubes, he's actually very good at it, I'm colorblind, but not as severe as most other people

    • @just_sayin7229
      @just_sayin7229 10 років тому

      Kevin Li Mats Valk is also somewhat color-blind and this might be the reason why he is not color neutral but prefers blue and green as his down/up face.

    • @Matt-no7gg
      @Matt-no7gg 10 років тому

      Just_Sayin' Good point. My brother would want to use those colors.

  • @darkoverlord31
    @darkoverlord31 4 роки тому +2

    8:48 my favourite quote

  • @pedeiksz
    @pedeiksz 10 років тому +3

    I'm just wondering - do you really do so much rotations? Your solves on comps look quite rotationless. Sry if I'm wrong...

    • @superman1044PSN
      @superman1044PSN 10 років тому +6

      *****
      should have wrote "follow aolong" oh yeah dat pun.

  • @manojraghavendran5760
    @manojraghavendran5760 10 років тому

    Thanks a lot Feliks!!!!!!!
    I learnt a lot of f2l tricks from this video.
    #CR7 OF THE CUBING WORLD.

  • @Khan-yy8qw
    @Khan-yy8qw 9 років тому +28

    Lel, on 4:08 , Feliks said F you!

  • @Frank-Ding
    @Frank-Ding 9 років тому +2

    Thank you Feliks! Very helpful :) I'd like to see more of this! One suggestion though... perhaps slow down a little when you do any fancy F2L tricks. Inspired to go on a long practice session now!

  • @dorjeewangyalmathocuber8697
    @dorjeewangyalmathocuber8697 6 років тому +12

    WHY DO I always do the scramble wrong

  • @kailuuu
    @kailuuu 4 роки тому +1

    Its very satisfying to watch his solves

  • @kelvinkxxx3802
    @kelvinkxxx3802 6 років тому +3

    4:08 how could you I’m in subbing.
    Jk

  • @joseluistoro344
    @joseluistoro344 10 років тому +1

    regards from chile!!!!!
    thanks for explaining solves with white cross, as many of eachother not have the ability to assemble from any color

  • @nagaharshadthecuber12345
    @nagaharshadthecuber12345 2 роки тому +3

    First comment in over a week

  • @witedragonscave
    @witedragonscave 10 років тому

    Just wanted to say thanks for the video. I was inspired by you and like to see your videos. I'm glad you have the time and desire to do more videos and improve your youtube presence.

  • @AnunayMintoo
    @AnunayMintoo 3 роки тому +4

    Anyone in '21?

  • @DrCyneth
    @DrCyneth 10 років тому +2

    Would you mind doing an advanced f2l?

  • @kevinlige774
    @kevinlige774 10 років тому +6

    Why does it look as if he's doing 2 look OLL?

    • @fzemdegs
      @fzemdegs  10 років тому +32

      it's just that particular case where doing 6move plus sune is probably the fastest alg

    • @kevinlige774
      @kevinlige774 10 років тому +2

      Made my day, thanks Feliks!

  • @gabrielbowman1267
    @gabrielbowman1267 4 роки тому +1

    Hey feliks thanks for this helpful video btw, have you used the rubiks impossible? If so have u solved it?

  • @ananthdev2388
    @ananthdev2388 5 років тому +4

    I had to put the video in 0.25x to keep up with him.....
    What about you... Yeah you, the one reading this

  • @RosiAT12
    @RosiAT12 9 років тому

    Thanks Feliks, your Tutorials really help me and you and your skill brought me into cubing and fastinates me every day.

  • @danielfernandes466
    @danielfernandes466 7 років тому +3

    Ur too fast in your hands for me to see and understand your moves

    • @chocomint8261
      @chocomint8261 7 років тому

      Daniel Fernandes He's turning so slowly.

  • @NanoToxMC
    @NanoToxMC 10 років тому +4

    Could you make a video about how to get faster at the cross? :) You did make a video about the cross but I would really like a new one :) It would be very useful...
    I'm struggling with it and try to improve it but it just doesn't work :p
    6-8 seconds to make a cross is just bad :D F2L is better though :p
    Really like your video's & keep up the awesome work!
    You're the Usain Bolt of the cubers ;)

  • @Yoyoman1015
    @Yoyoman1015 8 років тому +4

    lol at 4:09 he said F U

  • @arkabanerjee1091
    @arkabanerjee1091 6 років тому

    You are awesome, godly and undoubtedly the best speedcuber the world has or will ever see. I average 15 - 16 seconds and your video has really helped me, especially in the cross and f2l

  • @robertstone1449
    @robertstone1449 5 років тому

    omg 0:00_0:09 I knew feliks was fast but holy crap that takes it to a new level

  • @roncoleman7504
    @roncoleman7504 3 роки тому

    I learned a new finger trick just by watching you in this! An easier way to pair a certain edge pair. I'm still working on pairing multiple pairs while inserting to make insertion easier, also working on 3rd and 4th pair cases to get the top cross faster because I'm currently studying ZBLL. You're my hero!

  • @mohammedjafaraqiq2119
    @mohammedjafaraqiq2119 3 роки тому +1

    How comfortably he makes the cross and then f2l and then oll pll ..... Jst wow.

  • @ElieElKhoury19
    @ElieElKhoury19 10 років тому

    Hey Feliks can you please do an f2l video showing some special cases and how u solve them?

  • @ariswilliams9833
    @ariswilliams9833 9 років тому +1

    Make a advanced f2l video that would help me a lot because that's what takes me the longest

  • @Kiddowesth
    @Kiddowesth 10 років тому

    Im just blown away by your skill. Im still around 15-17 seconds on my solves.

  • @SergioGonzalez-wi8km
    @SergioGonzalez-wi8km 8 років тому

    Hey Feliks Zemdegs I would really appreciate if you can make another example solve video

  • @bigbrojhay334
    @bigbrojhay334 5 місяців тому +2

    Who's still watching until today(2024)?
    You're a real Felix Zemdegs fan❤😊

  • @МетаМатематика
    @МетаМатематика 10 років тому +2

    Hello, Feliks! I am from Russia and I really enjoy watching your videos. Will you come to MNW Open in Moscow in the end of November this year? Hope you will, thanks.

  • @deebadubbie
    @deebadubbie 7 років тому

    I have no idea what he is talking about, but it is mesmerizing!