@@Mubibum The guy self-reported that he missed a single piece, thereby disqualifying himself from the award. Had he lied and not reported the missing piece, he would have received the award, but unjustly. His own personal integrity prevented him from cheating.
This guy is an example of a rare human being that is honest. Most people you meet will never have this kind of honesty. I love that Paul keeps trying and will not give up. Props to him!
This is not a rare example of how people behave in the scandinavian countries, If we win by cheating most of us don´t want the prize, i guess its just a cultural thing.
He could've been known as the guy with the world record for building the millennium falcon instead he is know for being extremely honest with a very high sense of integrity. I see this as an absolute win
Either that or he's not a dumbass that knows if you put a video on the internet there's at least one person who's going to notice where he messed up. But let's go with honest.
But honestly just cause he forgot one piece doesn't discredit the fact that he definitely did it the fastest to 99.9% completion i mean its one very tiny piece it just sucks that its a rule
There are a lot of people out there that simply wouldn’t have mentioned the missing piece and accepted the certificate anyways, there’s no question that this guy is very humble and honest and I think the decision to tell the truth is more honorable than the certificate itself. Clearly he’s getting a lot of praise and respect for having done so.
Either that or he's not a dumbass that knows if you put a video on the internet there's at least one person who's going to notice where he messed up. But let's go with honest.
The honesty this guy had just for a 1 unplaced piece is very respectable, he may have been disqualified but we know he still technically did the record. Can't wait to see him trying to do it again
@@canadianmaple09 But he still is the guy who built the Millennium Falcon the fastest he just didn’t got the record, Glad Guinness World Record didn’t turned blind on this guy’s hard work and dedication and still decided to make a video about it.
I don't think you know what technically means lol. The only reason he didn't get the record is because of a technicality in the rules. It's the opposite of what you said. He technically did not get the record.
Either that or he's not a dumbass that knows if you put a video on the internet there's at least one person who's going to notice where he messed up. But let's go with honest.
@@Callmeanytime2011 what is average? You just follow the book there is nothing special about that? I would do it faster than him! 30 hours is with a break and toilet and doin nothing for a half hour etc etc
"when one can build your childhood in 16 hours, gets disqaulified, and takes it without getting mad, that's when you know you picked a fight with the wrong guy" -Sun Tzu, Art Of War
The honesty of this man is admirable. And that honesty worths more than any number of records. He's a truly Lego collector and a worthy Speedrun competitor. My entire respect for him.
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Either that or he's not a dumbass that knows if you put a video on the internet there's at least one person who's going to notice where he messed up. But let's go with honest.
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I think the honesty and integrity this man has is more impressive than the record itself, not to say the record isn't impressive because it is. Congratulations regardless
Its interesting that the build is 7,541 pieces and he couldn't match that 1 piece. Props for the attempt. A challenge like this is so much organization dexterity and mental fortitude. To confess a mistake like this deserves praise. Really easy to claim the title. This is within margin of error. The machine that sorts these sets with these huge piece counts would qc check. A true class act.
@@parabalani I'd dare to say most people would just ignore the one extra tiny 1 x 3 slope piece in a 7,541 peice Lego set. Remember, the guy went out of his way to read through the instructions and find out where the piece was supposed to go. Most people would have assumed it was a spare part and ignored it. What makes his honesty "special" as you put it is his willingness to go back and painstakingly check for something that will invalidate his record.
this man is a Soulsborne type of person. one freaking small piece ruined everything but he will keep trying + being honest. HUGE RESPECT. Miyazaki needs to make you a boss in Elden Ring lmao
Bro. My respects to this guy are immeasurable. He didn't do this to brag, he did this for self joy. He let one small piece disqualify him and he walks away not even mad. People like him are rare these days.
Why is everyone so impressed he did a task for 13 hours, there’s millions of people who are forced to work jobs for 13 hours straight without breaks, and many of them don’t even like their jobs. This guy just played with legos for 13 hours, I don’t see what’s so impressive about it :/
@@RichardMontgomeryYT i haven't seen the latest Bond movie.. so thanks for that spoiler! Its my name, a namesake.. im actually related to the guy that Ian Fleming named the character after. 2hich makes me dull, boring, and American! But if I know one thing... James Bond never dies. Like... ever. You may think he's dead, but he will always be back with a new face.
Nothing but respect for anyone that chooses right, just because it is right. To this gentleman I can only say you are a champion, not just for the lego build, but for living by your principals and not compromising them for convenience. I my opinion you deserve a much more important certificate for your example to others of integrity. Thanks for the video.
I have this set. Took me several weeks to finish it. Intentionally slowed myself down building it as I enjoy the build. Was sad when I got to the last bag as I know I won’t be enjoying building it again so I stopped for 2 weeks before continuing on to the last steps. Best. LEGO. Set. Ever.
Was it more fun than the ISD?? I found the ISD build no fun at all: very tedious, huge/flimsy grey panels that didn't fit very well... the entire build felt unstable to me too. I was excited because I like SW but afterwards I was actually disappointed because I didn't really enjoy building it... bizarre.
@@joeridestrijcker445 I have yet to build my ISD but it sure does look more fun since it’s not as symmetrical as the ISD & it has interiors for you to work on.
Nobody who is truly passionate about being the best will ever be able to receive a reward that they didn’t deserve. It means nothing to them if they know they didn’t earn it.
Props to you for being this truthful! You’ll crush your record next time, this will be a nice reward :) Well done on this very successful attempt nonetheless!
Question is would he have gotten the record if the piece wasn't in the box. As in- If he built it without counting the pieces before and the package was 1 piece short??? Would the timer have to keep running a few days whilst waiting for the post?
Paul is a rare human. Even though this man was disqualified over a wedge piece, he still did what he had to do and just learn to accept. Protect him at all costs. 🙌
I honestly didn’t really care about this video until I got to the end and realized I was watching a documentary on the most honest person in the world. This became one of my favorite videos ever. Kudos.
respect to him for his integrity, and respect to guinness for, even though he had to be disqualified, he still got a video and was even titled it being the record
OK, whomever sells him the Falcon kit for his re-attempt absolutely needs to make sure there really is an extra wedge piece in there. I feed on human suffering.
I bet Generic Stud could do it in 5 minutes! For real though, major respect for doing this my man. But above all, I respect your honesty. You did the right thing, the Jedi thing and that will always come before anything else!
True...but legos come with step by step instructions. Therefore puzzles are really harder as it's all up to you. Sometimes its luck finding back to back pieces quickly
Something like that would eat me up inside as well. Like if I know I'm wrong I can't just let it go. Huge Props to this guy for his honesty. Not everyone would do that. Huge respect to him for wanting to make it right. 💕🙏
Even though there are faster records out there, however, this is the true world record in my opinion. I mean, it's remarkable he did this build 16 hours straight STANDING with limited breaks. The colosseum build I remembered he also did it STANDING up and only took 9 minutes of break. For this I feel it's only fair to award the title to those who did it in the exact same condition this guy did, standing up throughout to build this thing in one sitting.
Amazing! I have been a LEGO builder since I was 5. I’m 11 now, and even I couldn’t build the Millennium Falcon. It was unlucky that you missed that piece. You deserve the World Record! Maybe some time soon you can try again, and I bet you’ll do even better!
Ok, the moral here is that everything matters, like a single piece of lego, can get disqualified. So you have to take everything seriously and focus on it, so that is perfect. And the most important thing is rules are rules and these very serious rules can destroy your dreams of achieving something. PEACE OUT :)
I'm curious, the timer doesn't start until after he has opened all of the bags and sorted the parts into various trays. Isn't sorting part of the assembly process? Couldn't you theoretically knoll all of the pieces first based on the pages they appear in the instruction book, to speed assembly (as long as you don't actually snap any together)? I would have thought that for the record the timer should start as soon as you open the box; no sorting or arranging of pieces.
What I feel is that he passionately loves his profession. Rather than focusing on the world record and the certificate he was actually trying to do his work with perfection. He was just being honest with himself and he knows that this trait is what made him get the world record. I am pretty sure that many other records are waiting for him in future.
There's usually no surprise when it comes to spare parts if you go bag after bag. They're always the same and 1 unit of each. You could even predict them. It's a bit more complicated when you remove the bags and merge all parts cause you cannot know for sure that it was 1 single unit from each bag.
How about everyone stops jumping over the moon because of this guys honesty and instead learn something from him and take a page out of his book. The world would be a lot better if we’d all be like him
no people are jumping over the moon because this dude just gave away his world record due to his own honesty. it takes a certain attitude to do that. that’s why they’re praising him. i wouldn’t do that if i was put in the same situation as him that’s fs lmaooo
@@jmentone yeah… it should be taught. but the world isn’t perfect. these days everybody ain’t as nice. so somebody in this time who’s extremely honest is rare. that’s my point. he deserves to be praised because nobody these days is that honest
@@jmentone we praise people to encourage the same behavior. that’s all there is. you expect everyone to be nice? you’re gonna get buttfucked if you always think like that lmaoo
The honesty this man has is beyond admirable. I would have simply eaten the extra piece.
Honestly, same.
"simply"
@@ChaseThePinballWizard I know right?!?
I'm Rolling 😂🤣
SHOVE IT DOWN THERE !
Massive respect to this guy's honesty
Real heroes don't wear capes.
Its called integrity and sadly its lacking in society today
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Honesty? Pls explain
@@Mubibum The guy self-reported that he missed a single piece, thereby disqualifying himself from the award. Had he lied and not reported the missing piece, he would have received the award, but unjustly. His own personal integrity prevented him from cheating.
This guy is an example of a rare human being that is honest. Most people you meet will never have this kind of honesty. I love that Paul keeps trying and will not give up. Props to him!
Not really do you think he would able to sleep at night knowing he cheated. It’d not like he’s getting paid for this stuff
I honestly never lie, ever… not even with this statement… honestly ;)
Finally a brawl stars yt
This is not a rare example of how people behave in the scandinavian countries, If we win by cheating most of us don´t want the prize, i guess its just a cultural thing.
@@K1llaRyze lol ikr
He could've been known as the guy with the world record for building the millennium falcon instead he is know for being extremely honest with a very high sense of integrity. I see this as an absolute win
And plus let’s be honest. He’s still the fastest
Either that or he's not a dumbass that knows if you put a video on the internet there's at least one person who's going to notice where he messed up. But let's go with honest.
@@ezradlionel711 idk if anyone would notice it in a timelapse
@@erikoomen6462 One must only speak for themselves.
But honestly just cause he forgot one piece doesn't discredit the fact that he definitely did it the fastest to 99.9% completion i mean its one very tiny piece it just sucks that its a rule
There are a lot of people out there that simply wouldn’t have mentioned the missing piece and accepted the certificate anyways, there’s no question that this guy is very humble and honest and I think the decision to tell the truth is more honorable than the certificate itself. Clearly he’s getting a lot of praise and respect for having done so.
Either that or he's not a dumbass that knows if you put a video on the internet there's at least one person who's going to notice where he messed up. But let's go with honest.
How's RZA
He practically completed it the fasted time in the world then disqualified himself because of the wedge piece.
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The honesty this guy had just for a 1 unplaced piece is very respectable, he may have been disqualified but we know he still technically did the record. Can't wait to see him trying to do it again
He technically didn't achieve the record, because as he admits, he violated the rules and was disqualified.
@@canadianmaple09 But he still is the guy who built the Millennium Falcon the fastest he just didn’t got the record, Glad Guinness World Record didn’t turned blind on this guy’s hard work and dedication and still decided to make a video about it.
I don't think you know what technically means lol. The only reason he didn't get the record is because of a technicality in the rules. It's the opposite of what you said. He technically did not get the record.
@@canadianmaple09 Nice try though!
@@fogpivvl8341 ok
It seems more then just being honest, he's a guy that wants to KNOW he actually did it. This I like.
Exactly what I was going to say!👍🏼
@@aidaninsua sure
He values honesty not only for the sake of others but for his own 💪🏼 very respectable guy
Either that or he's not a dumbass that knows if you put a video on the internet there's at least one person who's going to notice where he messed up. But let's go with honest.
if it’s an extra piece that means he did extra work, should get 2 awards or even 1.01 by your “actually did it” logic
Not my dumbass expecting him to build it in under four minutes
Lol same 😂
I thought I was the only one thinking that 😂
Same here
I’m wheezing 😂
lol! W comment, me too, didnt know building these takes a lot of time and dedication!
Just looking at all the pieces is overwhelming to
me, HUGE respect to this guy. 16 hours is mind blowing.
How long does it take the average person?
@@Callmeanytime2011 what is average? You just follow the book there is nothing special about that? I would do it faster than him! 30 hours is with a break and toilet and doin nothing for a half hour etc etc
@@quadmeister sure honey, dont forget to take out the trash tonight
@@quadmeister I agree with you, i built the eiffeltower in about 16 hours, has 2500 more pieces than this
@@jh-ys5zw says the lego fanatic😂😂😂
"when one can build your childhood in 16 hours, gets disqaulified, and takes it without getting mad, that's when you know you picked a fight with the wrong guy" -Sun Tzu, Art Of War
Had to unlike this just to be able to like it again
@whatshumor It's an ongoing jokes in almost all youtube comments.
@whatshumor "it flew over your head" - Sun Tzu, Art of War
@whatshumor it wasnt
@whatshumor "whoosh" - Albert Einstein
The honesty of this man is admirable. And that honesty worths more than any number of records. He's a truly Lego collector and a worthy Speedrun competitor. My entire respect for him.
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@@AxxLAfriku um.. what?
Either that or he's not a dumbass that knows if you put a video on the internet there's at least one person who's going to notice where he messed up. But let's go with honest.
Even though he's disqualified I'm giving him my respect points for being honest in a competition
Same
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@@AxxLAfriku break your other one please
@@AxxLAfrikuweird
I think the honesty and integrity this man has is more impressive than the record itself, not to say the record isn't impressive because it is. Congratulations regardless
Its interesting that the build is 7,541 pieces and he couldn't match that 1 piece. Props for the attempt. A challenge like this is so much organization dexterity and mental fortitude. To confess a mistake like this deserves praise. Really easy to claim the title. This is within margin of error. The machine that sorts these sets with these huge piece counts would qc check. A true class act.
he’s a man of focus, commitment, and sheer effing will.
DONT DO BAD LANGUAGE GOSH
@@ClassyBaxy 🤣
Baba yaga
Something that we know nothing about
Is this from John wick?
This man’s honesty is on a whole different level. Huge respect. I hope he attempts again and gets the record without any problems.
This is regular honesty. If it looks special to you then you should work on improving yourself.
@@parabalani
No, it's not. Annoy someone else!
@@parabalani yeah man, try standiong for hours jusst to put together a lego set
Not sure why he even submitted it to begin with, he knew it wasn't gonna get accepted since he failed a part
@@parabalani I'd dare to say most people would just ignore the one extra tiny 1 x 3 slope piece in a 7,541 peice Lego set.
Remember, the guy went out of his way to read through the instructions and find out where the piece was supposed to go. Most people would have assumed it was a spare part and ignored it. What makes his honesty "special" as you put it is his willingness to go back and painstakingly check for something that will invalidate his record.
this man is a Soulsborne type of person. one freaking small piece ruined everything but he will keep trying + being honest. HUGE RESPECT. Miyazaki needs to make you a boss in Elden Ring lmao
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Reminds me of Otzdarva's one attempt at Hitless DS2, where he got hit at Ivory King
dude touch some grass go outside
@@caramewwi hee ho hee ho
Shado needs to go touch grass himself rather than go around insulting people on UA-cam
I really hope that LEGO releases more MegaSets in the future! Love watching them. I'd love to see a set for the Atomhawk from Guardians of the Galaxy!
Really wanna see the super star destroyer be re-made or maybe the venator attack cruiser.
Oh yea definitely and they should price it at $2000+ just for the he'll of it
Oh yea definitely and they should price it at $2000+ just for the he'll of it
Bro. My respects to this guy are immeasurable. He didn't do this to brag, he did this for self joy. He let one small piece disqualify him and he walks away not even mad. People like him are rare these days.
Being honest is more than Winning
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@@redditor7548 username checks out
@@flashter6101 lmao but he's right tho
This man is a legend if he can STAND for all of that time.
yet alone stay awake
I was thinking the same thing.
You clearly haven’t worked in a Amazon warehouse. They do 12 hours on their feet every day. With only two 15 minute breaks.
Why is everyone so impressed he did a task for 13 hours, there’s millions of people who are forced to work jobs for 13 hours straight without breaks, and many of them don’t even like their jobs. This guy just played with legos for 13 hours, I don’t see what’s so impressive about it :/
@@beaconofwierd1883 dude I’ve worked in restaurants my whole life and still gotta take ibuprofen to get through a 13 hour shift… it’s admirable.
I'd blame Chewy for not properly maintaining the ship.
I thought you died in the latest movie
@@RichardMontgomeryYT Wakanda forever!
@@RichardMontgomeryYT i haven't seen the latest Bond movie.. so thanks for that spoiler! Its my name, a namesake.. im actually related to the guy that Ian Fleming named the character after. 2hich makes me dull, boring, and American! But if I know one thing... James Bond never dies. Like... ever. You may think he's dead, but he will always be back with a new face.
@@keep1t5imple5tupid did I ask
@@tuo5155 what if you asked but no one asked then someone asked who asked then who asked?
Nothing but respect for anyone that chooses right, just because it is right. To this gentleman I can only say you are a champion, not just for the lego build, but for living by your principals and not compromising them for convenience. I my opinion you deserve a much more important certificate for your example to others of integrity. Thanks for the video.
Smart guy. Few would remember him for building this ship for record time, but people will remember him because he was honest.
I'd give that man the certificate for his balls of solid steel for admitting he forgot a single piece
I wish everyone was this honest and hardworking. A lot of respect for him.
I have this set. Took me several weeks to finish it. Intentionally slowed myself down building it as I enjoy the build. Was sad when I got to the last bag as I know I won’t be enjoying building it again so I stopped for 2 weeks before continuing on to the last steps. Best. LEGO. Set. Ever.
well damn, now I want this set too
Was it more fun than the ISD?? I found the ISD build no fun at all: very tedious, huge/flimsy grey panels that didn't fit very well... the entire build felt unstable to me too. I was excited because I like SW but afterwards I was actually disappointed because I didn't really enjoy building it... bizarre.
@@joeridestrijcker445 I have yet to build my ISD but it sure does look more fun since it’s not as symmetrical as the ISD & it has interiors for you to work on.
I will never understand trying to get a record that literaly no one else is trying to achieve.
Music is Gustav Holst, the planets, Mars: The Bringer of War.
Wow, this guy built the whole thing in less than 5 minutes
Lol
Haha
patiently waiting for the person who doesn’t get this comment.
jaja
@@zickseealt 1 day has passed and still nothing.
I love the fact that he put the missing piece on display in the transparent box. It's a nice little detail to show this man's honesty
Nobody who is truly passionate about being the best will ever be able to receive a reward that they didn’t deserve. It means nothing to them if they know they didn’t earn it.
They should've given him like a 30s-1min time penalty and called it a day. Doesn't take that long to attach a lego piece.
Yea nobody except for me
Can I find a comment talking about anything but his honesty?
*not watching the video*.. Damn.. 4 minutes and 7 seconds, that's truly outrageous!
Props to you for being this truthful! You’ll crush your record next time, this will be a nice reward :) Well done on this very successful attempt nonetheless!
Imagine losing a world record just because of a 1cmx1cm piece of plastic.
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Question is would he have gotten the record if the piece wasn't in the box.
As in- If he built it without counting the pieces before and the package was 1 piece short???
Would the timer have to keep running a few days whilst waiting for the post?
Imagine if he stepped on the one piece..then figured out his accident lmao
Imagine a world record that includes a 1cmx1cm piece of plastic.
cm why not school shootings per square miles
If only all Minecraft speedrunners, and all speedrunners in general, were this honest.
Dream can't even do that.
@@frederickoftheartic2209 Stans dropping in: 3.. 2...
Poor dream, He’s failing all his classes because he totally hasn’t gotten enough money to drop out and own a mansion
@@frederickoftheartic2209 Maybe he can hold the longest time to admit cheating?
The use of Mars the Bringer of War as the background is a great reference. Thanks for the Holst/Williams love. Great build.
Props to his honesty 🫡
This man literally built 99.9867% and it didn’t count
sad reacts only
@@guinnessworldrecords lmao you’re the best admin ever
@@guinnessworldrecords 🌎
So the 0.1033 was a piece of lego (remind me I suck at decimals)
@@guinnessworldrecords :(
Paul is a rare human. Even though this man was disqualified over a wedge piece, he still did what he had to do and just learn to accept. Protect him at all costs. 🙌
And he did all of that in ONE TAKE?! Big praise to this man 💪
First
I can't believe he built that whole set in 3 minutes
I honestly didn’t really care about this video until I got to the end and realized I was watching a documentary on the most honest person in the world. This became one of my favorite videos ever. Kudos.
He's won all our respect for his honesty. That's even better than getting the WR.
See that kids? This is what honesty and integrity looks like.
respect to him for his integrity, and respect to guinness for, even though he had to be disqualified, he still got a video and was even titled it being the record
OK, whomever sells him the Falcon kit for his re-attempt absolutely needs to make sure there really is an extra wedge piece in there. I feed on human suffering.
😭
I bought the small transformer Lego and it took 10 hours to fully make it and this man is blowing the fire
I bet Generic Stud could do it in 5 minutes!
For real though, major respect for doing this my man. But above all, I respect your honesty. You did the right thing, the Jedi thing and that will always come before anything else!
Hello There
Not to worry, we’re still flying 99.987% of a ship.
Just picturing this guy and then him being done, the creation jumps once, some blue, silver and gold coins proceed to fall, maybe even a purple one ;)
What a truthful man, truly passionate about his craft. I can’t wait to see him break the record soon!
Wha- what it’s you again
The PTSD this guy gets when he sees that Lego piece is probably insane lol
I wish more people at the top had integrity like this guy
He should be nominated for MOST HONEST PERSON ON EARTH!!! BRAVOOOOO!!!
Lego : **exists**
Him : ...And I took that personally
Guinness world record in being honest!!! litteraly not even 1% of humanity would have done this, massive probs👍
This is the guy who builds the sets in the Lego city ads
This is what it feels like when dad helps you with your new LEGO builds...
Forget about legos, I can't even finish 1000 puzzle frames in 3 days
Respect
Lego.
True...but legos come with step by step instructions. Therefore puzzles are really harder as it's all up to you. Sometimes its luck finding back to back pieces quickly
bro puzzle is harder
He’ll probably be more known for his honesty than for the record 🏆🏆🏆
Mad respect for this man. Still was a massively impressive feat he accomplished. 1 little piece was all it took. Damn!
its the characters in lego games when they build something
wow he build that in just 4 minutes. What a guy!
Something like that would eat me up inside as well. Like if I know I'm wrong I can't just let it go. Huge Props to this guy for his honesty. Not everyone would do that. Huge respect to him for wanting to make it right. 💕🙏
Even though there are faster records out there, however, this is the true world record in my opinion. I mean, it's remarkable he did this build 16 hours straight STANDING with limited breaks.
The colosseum build I remembered he also did it STANDING up and only took 9 minutes of break.
For this I feel it's only fair to award the title to those who did it in the exact same condition this guy did, standing up throughout to build this thing in one sitting.
I did mine in one sitting because I had a flight the next day.
Amazing! I have been a LEGO builder since I was 5. I’m 11 now, and even I couldn’t build the Millennium Falcon. It was unlucky that you missed that piece. You deserve the World Record! Maybe some time soon you can try again, and I bet you’ll do even better!
This is the guy that builds on Lego comercials
Yo, The Planets as the music for this?! That’s pretty epic, my guy
I think he deserves the Guiness World Record for "The honest person to try to build the Lego Millenium Falcon the fastest", right...?🤔
THESE RECORDS ARE INSANE MAN!
Ok, the moral here is that everything matters, like a single piece of lego, can get disqualified. So you have to take everything seriously and focus on it, so that is perfect. And the most important thing is rules are rules and these very serious rules can destroy your dreams of achieving something. PEACE OUT :)
ok fortnite
here is a rule for you, dont breathe
He chose integrity over glory and he still got the glory. Legend.
I can't believe this is in real time! Imagine how much effort it would take to move that fast!
Respect, your integrity is more impressive than any certificate. Don't know if I would have done the same.
I don't know why I expected him to memorize how to build the whole thing from scratch to improve his time lol
For those wondering: When added all together, the Harry Potter books contain 1,084,170 words.
@@UA-camTookMyNickname.WhyNot what.
@@UA-camTookMyNickname.WhyNot this is an urban legend.
@@UA-camTookMyNickname.WhyNot do you actually believe that? xD
@@UA-camTookMyNickname.WhyNot I used to believe it too, but it’s a myth. It’s one of those myths everyone knows isn’t true, except you, apparently.
@@UA-camTookMyNickname.WhyNot ..that’s not actually true
One man practicing sportsmanship is far better than 100 teaching it. Thanks for practicing sportsmanship. There should be more role models like you 👍🥇
You guys are talking about his dedication while I'm still confused that did he really stand for 16 hours straight?
No he simply hovered when his feet got sore
what did he eat...?
Mad props to this guy’s integrity and honesty. If more people were like that the world would be a better place
MASSIVE RESPECT TO THE GUY, NORMALLY IT TAKES PEOPLE HOURS TO BUILD THIS!
It took him hours also lol
A gentleman with integrity. A competitor with sportsmanship.
Ngl I respect the honesty but that level of honesty never really gets you anywhere😂
He needs an award for being honest about messing up
Next time we see this guy on GWR, he's gonna go for the fastest time to build the Lego Titanic
Give him the record for the most honest submission haha
I'm curious, the timer doesn't start until after he has opened all of the bags and sorted the parts into various trays. Isn't sorting part of the assembly process? Couldn't you theoretically knoll all of the pieces first based on the pages they appear in the instruction book, to speed assembly (as long as you don't actually snap any together)? I would have thought that for the record the timer should start as soon as you open the box; no sorting or arranging of pieces.
It’s based on how quickly you can build it
@@macropinnas so the timer starts when the first two pieces snap together?
@@bluedinero3055 I’m pretty sure
the same should apply to speedcubers then, but they get time to observe and plan their moves
I had the same question.
What I feel is that he passionately loves his profession. Rather than focusing on the world record and the certificate he was actually trying to do his work with perfection. He was just being honest with himself and he knows that this trait is what made him get the world record. I am pretty sure that many other records are waiting for him in future.
If you want to be able to claim your are the best at anything then integrity is everything. Well done that man.
this guy definitely practiced it before, it's not his first time assembling it but it's still impressive
That's the whole point of Guinness records, you practice something so often till the point you're far better at it then the average person
@@pa9030 I know, I'm just saying
Lego really needs to include a list of pieces separate from the regular piece count list that tells you what pieces should be left over
There's usually no surprise when it comes to spare parts if you go bag after bag. They're always the same and 1 unit of each. You could even predict them. It's a bit more complicated when you remove the bags and merge all parts cause you cannot know for sure that it was 1 single unit from each bag.
Guy In in the lego commercials: “pathetic”
You won the certificate of honesty.
I think that is worth more than any Fastest Building Lego Set recognition.
This honesty is so honest that my honesty can't be compared to the honesty of this honestiness
"We were on the verge of greatness, we were *this* close!"
He should've at least got an award like "worlds most honest lego builder" 😂
How about everyone stops jumping over the moon because of this guys honesty and instead learn something from him and take a page out of his book.
The world would be a lot better if we’d all be like him
no people are jumping over the moon because this dude just gave away his world record due to his own honesty. it takes a certain attitude to do that. that’s why they’re praising him. i wouldn’t do that if i was put in the same situation as him that’s fs lmaooo
@@jarreals but 90% of the comments here praise this guy for doing something that shouldn’t have to be taught. That’s my point.
@@jmentone yeah… it should be taught. but the world isn’t perfect. these days everybody ain’t as nice. so somebody in this time who’s extremely honest is rare. that’s my point. he deserves to be praised because nobody these days is that honest
@@jarreals yep and that’s something to be proud of… not!
@@jmentone we praise people to encourage the same behavior. that’s all there is. you expect everyone to be nice? you’re gonna get buttfucked if you always think like that lmaoo
That one uneployed friend..
This guy is a legend.