@@ManiacKnight When Feliks got 4.73 wr single one kid in the background shouted 'Just as my Sd card runs out' because he couldn't record feliks solve and unknowingly became a meme.
The most annoying part of Feliks interviews are when they ask how he practices and he's just like "nah mate its just a hobby, I just do less than an hour of solves per day and go to competitions, it's not a big part of my life".
well obviously in the first 2-3 years he was obsessed with the cube and practiced really, really hard to get that far. But now he doesn't need to practice that much, it's not going to matter as much anymore..
man it really annoys me when people say things about how lucas etter is better than feliks, you guys need to have respect for both of them. i mean seriously they have both been working equally as hard to achieve great success. And records are always meant to be broken and people get lucky sometimes, if lucas didnt get a pll skip then it would be a whole new topic wouldnt it? so guys, please stop arguing over who is better because it really isnt worth it.
Feliks seems like he would be a bit high and mighty holding all the records/former records, but he seems like a really down to earth guy. Good for him!
I really want the 3x3 WR's to be broken by someone who uses ZZ. There are very few people who actually use ZZ, and i think that if you know the right type of usage of the ZZ method, it would easily be possible. If you have heard of a subset of ZZ called "ZZ-Blah", It reduces your OLL cases to only Pi and H cases. From there, you could learn the ZBLL's for those cases, with only around 80 instead of 490+ ZBLL cases. I think that if somebody actually tried that out, they could quite easily break the record. But that's just my opinion. I may be missing something, but as far as I know that is what you can do with it.
AG Cuber In short, ZZ is essentially CFOP, but you do a pre-f2l step that orients the last layer edges for OLL so you only have 7 Cases. There are so many more things you can do with ZZ than Fridrich.
Hi guys. I've been cubing for a couple months now and have obtained a pb of 40 seconds and an average of ~1 minute. I use a Shengshou V3 Aurora (which might change soon) and use the beginners method for solving, except I use f2l in my solves instead. I would like to know what I could improve upon, how I might go about learning OLL/PLL, and any other tips you may have. Thanks for reading, or replying.
Later on, Collin Burns will get a 5.25 solve, and a few months later, Lucas Etter will be the first person to solve sub 5, (4.904). and a year after that (2016) Mats Valk will take back the world record with a 4.74 solve
+Prabhav Vellala When you zero you solve all of the edges then you solve the remaining corners, you can clearly see in Feliks solves he Solves cross, inserts f2l pairs, oll, the pll Colorful pockets doesn't know anything about that.
I use the fridrich method(forgive me if I spelled that wrong) and have a best time of 40 seconds, is f2l a faster way to solve, or is it simply a more advanced method to help you learn more?
F2L is faster by far. It is building the corners on white and the second layer at the same time. If you learn it fist your times will be significantly slower but after a bunch of practice it gets lots faster and that alone can easily get your record down to 25-30
My time before F2L was an awful 55 and on up. With F2L I was able to get down to lower fourties then days later in the thirties. Currently, my best is 26.42 and that was within a month or two of learning it. I still need to learn some oll and pll but yeah definitely learn F2L
Wow thats awesome! I think it would be rather normal to just learn Beginner's Method and get like sub60 with it to have a bettet understanding of how the cube works and then switch to Fridrich/CFOP :D I did it like this and I would recommend everyone to do it like this :P Now I average 33s with F2L and 4LLL after about 6 months of cubing :D
Hey I just got into cubing and need a tutorial on how to solve a 4x4 cube. I also need to know where you get most of your cubes from so I can buy a few. Thnx
Hey, on your next solve video, can u answer, "what method do u use when speed solving, could u make a video on how to use your method?" Coming from a newb who just started solving (i learned from u) and looking to get faster, THANKS
People always ask me to solve there cubes at school If Felix was there man he would've solved all of them in 1 min They would add a new subject WICH is curbing and Felix would be the teacher XD
That would make school worth it! An elective where you could learn how to solve, get better at solving, or race each other and be the fastest in the school!
MegaProGaming no its not his best was going to 5.33 but its not its 5.66 and then that was beaten by mats valk with a 5.55 the that was beaten by collin burns with 5.'25 if felixs had a pb of 4.21 that would be the worl record which it is not
Hey~ I'm a beginner and my best is 1:16.34 seconds.. Using the beginner method.. But I'm hoping I could learn the FRIDRICH / CFOP METHOD.. (Correct me if I'm wrong. LOL.) So I was hoping if anyone knows a good tutorial for that.. That would be great! Thanks! ^_^ Please reply!
badmephisto makes great tutorials l think. another decent option is to watch crazy ads bids he isn't that fast but at around 30 seconds + it could still be useful :) the breakdown for getting faster at you speed is to learn f2l l would make sure you have at least these 1. A non rubiks brand cube 2.good finger tricks for your cube 3 be able to do the algs you know with your eyes closed and also keep in mind these are common speed barriers that are usually pretty shooting and how to break through them :) 2:00+ memorize the algs better and get faster at cross 1:30+ buy a non rubiks brand or a rubiks speed cube 1:00+learn how to pair your f2ls 47+ finger tricks improvement 47-30 practice 30-22 learn 4lll or your 7plls and 8 olls 22-16 improve f2l effectiveness and move count your solves also 2 look last layer is helpful 16-12 look ahead 12-7 idk still working on it xD and these are pretty much my breakdown the hardest spots for me were 47,22,and 12 all of this took 4+months to break good luck on speed cubing bro! :)
nah,im a slow learner if you practice then getting from 1;20 to 47 second average is literally the most improvement you will see you could be subbing 40 within the week if you keep practicing! :)
Wait dude I had no idea that the world's best speed cuber had used UA-cam tutorials to speed solve. Every time someone asks me how I learned or how I do it, they always go like "oh, so you never really learned how to solve it." Now I can tell them that even the best started from UA-cam.
TroutOfOrder So you think it requires skill or intelligence to be able to follow a tutorial and learn easy short sequences of moves? Sure, it is hard to get below 20 seconds average. But learning to solve it from a video on UA-cam is really easy.
SmileyMPV How do you think other people figured it out? You think everybody before the Internet actually sat down and came up with the algorithms all by themselves? No. There were books and all sorts of other things. Then one person would show their friends and his friends would their friends.. So it doesn't matter where you learn it from. If you retained the information then you learned how to solve it.
Video would have been longer... but his SD card just ran out.
Kuruzu 14 I hear this joke everywhere.. can someone explain me???
A kid said it like seven times when Feliks got the 4.73.
oh lol
lmao
@@ManiacKnight When Feliks got 4.73 wr single one kid in the background shouted 'Just as my Sd card runs out' because he couldn't record feliks solve and unknowingly became a meme.
All the house messed up but still keeps the cubes properly in a shelf.
That's probably all he cares about
Dunno if you're being serious or not, but it looks fucked up due to the camera lens
people ask me to solve their cubes at school
ME TOO!!!!
Same
Same
same
same here
The most annoying part of Feliks interviews are when they ask how he practices and he's just like "nah mate its just a hobby, I just do less than an hour of solves per day and go to competitions, it's not a big part of my life".
The truth is the truth
Think of how many cubes he'd do in an hour. That's enough practice to me.
Kiiro Sagi hahahahaha that's right :)
well obviously in the first 2-3 years he was obsessed with the cube and practiced really, really hard to get that far. But now he doesn't need to practice that much, it's not going to matter as much anymore..
*Practises
"Practise" is a verb; "practice" is a noun.
RedKB, One request, how about interviewing Jessica Fridrich?
It's funny how Feliks lives in a bent house.
Bent?
Haha I gotcha :)
Fisheye lens...
Oggi games its called banter mate...
Everyone love bent houses.
man it really annoys me when people say things about how lucas etter is better than feliks, you guys need to have respect for both of them. i mean seriously they have both been working equally as hard to achieve great success. And records are always meant to be broken and people get lucky sometimes, if lucas didnt get a pll skip then it would be a whole new topic wouldnt it? so guys, please stop arguing over who is better because it really isnt worth it.
Feliks is the best.
Govind N i agree but i still admire Lucas Etter's videos
Dude you will know Felix is the best 5x5 world record 4x4 world record
and 7x7
The filipino's spelling of Feliks Zemdegs is Feliks Zamdegs
At least when Feliks Zemdegs got the DNF of 5.33 sec he made a cube in a cube pattern
Because he twisted a corner..
Oh wow
No I think it was a comer twist
FlashIsBack Minecraft and more that's the jokkeeee
Feliks seems like he would be a bit high and mighty holding all the records/former records, but he seems like a really down to earth guy. Good for him!
he's a humble guy!
Spelling Feliks like Felix means you spell rubik’s like Rubix.
XD
I really want the 3x3 WR's to be broken by someone who uses ZZ. There are very few people who actually use ZZ, and i think that if you know the right type of usage of the ZZ method, it would easily be possible. If you have heard of a subset of ZZ called "ZZ-Blah", It reduces your OLL cases to only Pi and H cases. From there, you could learn the ZBLL's for those cases, with only around 80 instead of 490+ ZBLL cases. I think that if somebody actually tried that out, they could quite easily break the record. But that's just my opinion. I may be missing something, but as far as I know that is what you can do with it.
What's ZZ? Lol i didnt' cube for almost 10 monthz
Maybe for OH. I know ZZ is getting more fast users but I can't see a ZZ user beating the 3x3 single or average any time soon.
Michael Edmonds You would be surprised at what ZZ solvers could be capable of if they tried hard enough.
AG Cuber In short, ZZ is essentially CFOP, but you do a pre-f2l step that orients the last layer edges for OLL so you only have 7 Cases. There are so many more things you can do with ZZ than Fridrich.
I believe its only a matter of time
One year later and he's holding eight records lol.
You should have asked "What are the limits of 1x1 cube" :P
CriticalCubing I
Your old comments are really cringy
@@QuranArchiveHaramain Yeah 😂😂
bro you just posted cringe 👀😬
Thank you for including the note about when this was filmed for context.
I remember the train station story from his reddit AMA
I remember his response to the guy who asked him "how much time do you spend a day lubricating your weapon?".
Bob Zhang
How did you video chat with feliks?? Please say i also want to chat with him
I love how they both have cubes just lying everywhere
Nice video man! It's cool to see how far you've come.
Felix over here can solve a cube in like 5 seconds and but he'll never beat my record of 59 seconds!! 😎😂😂
Wow he is terrible he will never beat my record of 1 minute and 22 seconds
You can't beat mine of 12 centuries
+Kevin Radawski your record is weak mine is before time began
my record is 38 sec
+James Norton mine is 26 seconds
I learned from the exact same videos as him! That's so cool!
Wow! Nice!
Joshua Anderson What vids
His house is a v cube
Hi guys. I've been cubing for a couple months now and have obtained a pb of 40 seconds and an average of ~1 minute. I use a Shengshou V3 Aurora (which might change soon) and use the beginners method for solving, except I use f2l in my solves instead. I would like to know what I could improve upon, how I might go about learning OLL/PLL, and any other tips you may have. Thanks for reading, or replying.
What was the name of the channel from where feliks learned cubing?
badmephisto
Gà Đi Bộ thanks
Dan Brown
Mashrur Ahmed Yafi
Mashrur Ahmed Yafi redkb
Congrats on 100 K subscribers Kenneth!
03:02 who? i can't understand it..
badmephisto
Badmephisto.
badmephisto
Badmephisto
Badmephisto - Cubestorm
Later on, Collin Burns will get a 5.25 solve, and a few months later, Lucas Etter will be the first person to solve sub 5, (4.904). and a year after that (2016) Mats Valk will take back the world record with a 4.74 solve
Feliks lost the "cool" competition by 13 cools, result 15 - 2, must try harder Feliks.
Felix Zemdegs inspired me, it's my birthday today, I bought the gans356 airsm like him
wait where did feliks learn his cfop and f2l hes taking too fast
***** thanks
+Thomas Nguyen what method does be use
+Thomas Nguyen he zeros(cheats)
+Prabhav Vellala When you zero you solve all of the edges then you solve the remaining corners, you can clearly see in Feliks solves he Solves cross, inserts f2l pairs, oll, the pll Colorful pockets doesn't know anything about that.
Man, such a nice guy. That story about his picture of every single Moyu box cracked me up, that's gotta feel slightly awkward
Let's see him solve a 1x1x1
:3
No way he can do that. Those are like... IMPOSSIBLE
+Samuel Roberts (That Cuber) no there really easy you don't even have to learn any algorithms
+Thomas sea *facepalm*
+Beon8 SAGO I hope you're joking
***** dude its a joke. Calm down.
I use the fridrich method(forgive me if I spelled that wrong) and have a best time of 40 seconds, is f2l a faster way to solve, or is it simply a more advanced method to help you learn more?
F2L is faster by far. It is building the corners on white and the second layer at the same time. If you learn it fist your times will be significantly slower but after a bunch of practice it gets lots faster and that alone can easily get your record down to 25-30
My time before F2L was an awful 55 and on up. With F2L I was able to get down to lower fourties then days later in the thirties. Currently, my best is 26.42 and that was within a month or two of learning it. I still need to learn some oll and pll but yeah definitely learn F2L
Has the 5x5 wr been broken?
Felix is Australian! SO I AM I! I AM PROUD TO CALL MYSELF AN AUSTRALIAN!
Good for You!
Y'know what? Good for yeeeew!
I couldn't believe it when I heard the record holder was Aussie! I didn't really think that anybody that famous came from Aus... Aussie Aussie Aussie!
Bailey Renolds I am a immigrant and his accent though
GloobyProductions OI OI OI
ive been cubing for a month and i do used advanced cfop. after about 2 weeks of advanced cfop i have a average of 40 seconds should i be faster?
Wow thats awesome! I think it would be rather normal to just learn Beginner's Method and get like sub60 with it to have a bettet understanding of how the cube works and then switch to Fridrich/CFOP :D I did it like this and I would recommend everyone to do it like this :P
Now I average 33s with F2L and 4LLL after about 6 months of cubing :D
"Keaton Ellis and Lucas Etter back to back on moyu boxes 2016"
=bossness
But only one of them broke the record with a moyu cube
+Ibrahim Sajid I think
+Ibrahim Sajid i think thats him on moyu boxes anyways
Such a great character and an inspiration to cubers worldwide!
who is watching in 2018?
2019
Does Felix live in Australia I live their too.
Feliks: I got 4 world reords
RedKB: Oh only 4?
Duuuuuuuude
Hey I just got into cubing and need a tutorial on how to solve a 4x4 cube. I also need to know where you get most of your cubes from so I can buy a few. Thnx
He can solve a 3x3 one handed faster than i can solve it with both hands >.
i was pretty impressed by that too! i had no idea the one-hand record was that fast
He can solve it faster than I can solve a side
Hey, on your next solve video, can u answer, "what method do u use when speed solving, could u make a video on how to use your method?" Coming from a newb who just started solving (i learned from u) and looking to get faster, THANKS
People always ask me to solve there cubes at school
If Felix was there man he would've solved all of them in 1 min
They would add a new subject WICH is curbing and Felix would be the teacher XD
That would make school worth it! An elective where you could learn how to solve, get better at solving, or race each other and be the fastest in the school!
+KopyKat101 IKR that's why I hate not going to school it's very good for practicing cubes and racing with people who are new
yep same with me i bring my cubes to school and people always love experimenting with them ☺
+KopyKat101 oh my god they should make a school specifically made for cubers! imagine if the students all has different rooms and stuff like that!
MѦƧ༻ κηιghτ lol
What is the tutorial channel that Feliks used to learn fridrich method?
Is felix South African or Australian
Austrian
+CoolMiner I think you mean Australian. I don't think many Austrian people have Australian accents and speak English
+Liam Prince yeah, I can't spell
+Horse no he's Australian :)
I'm South African
I have been looking at floppy cubes where were you recommend to get one?
YOU MET FELIKS OMG!!!!!!!!!!!'
Creepy Betty so did I I got a photo with him..
What video should I watch to solve the rubik's cube your way
He's fast
hi pi
what video did Feliks learn the Fredricks method on? I did not hear.
s record even if he got the 5.33 it would of been beaten anyways so
Tristan Hollis you...
MegaProGaming what no Collin Burns 5.25
ik its not technically world record, but his best is 4.21 i think
MegaProGaming no its not his best was going to 5.33 but its not its 5.66 and then that was beaten by mats valk with a 5.55 the that was beaten by collin burns with 5.'25 if felixs had a pb of 4.21 that would be the worl record which it is not
Feliks zemdegs has solved Rubik's cube in 5.39 seconds also
I have seen Felixs's first race could you ask him about what the interviewer asked him?
You say "cool" a lot lol. Nice video though.
great content! I wonder what questions he would have asked you.
im 12 and i started #twinning
I started when I was 10 :3
+Geometry Dash Orbit i started when i was 9 aHHAHHAHAHA
+NyanLeader OfAwsomeness I'm 14 and started 1 week ago xD still too dumb to solve the cube with beginners method lol
Charlotte Erlemann lel
i am 11 i started 11 now my pb is 2:15
How did you get to face time him?
Someone beat Feliks. The world record now is 4.9 secs.
But Feliks beat that he got 4.21 and the current world record is 4.90
+Sabit Aurko feliks' 4.21 doesn't count as a world record because it was done at home not a competition
+Liam Prince Thats why he said Lucas still has it, 4.21 is a UWR.
+TurbenFlurpen Cubing And More Stuff i heard that feliks has like 3.69 or something like that
Diamond Looter 3.69
I can't believe how humble he is when he messes up I would freak out!!!!!!! : )
Lucas Etter solved 4.90
he beat his record at home
Tennille Astor pll skip & 2 u3 nice
Where did Felix zemdegs learn the fredrics method? I need to learn it.
Mats Valk is the fastest
Not on average, and Feliks has a faster non-official single solve.
he got lucky :P
also Feliks won World Championship 2013 so therefor he is the world champion
IPunchTrees and so did mats on his 5.55 :p
Rhys Campbell i meant mats lol
What was the name of the UA-cam channel that Taught Feliks how to solve the Rubik's cube using cfop? If somebody knows please comment back
eeeboollaaaa
Ebola is not in South Africa.
Not funny
EPICGUYDUDE exactly
FloatingHead its not supposed to be funny
FloatingHead i just wanted to see how people would react to that
I can't Think of a better youtube category than cubing videos
Who was the you tuber that helped him solve the rubies cube?
Wow I live in South Africa and there are never competitions, just got into it last year and average about 40 sec's (kinda bad)
kinda bad my best time is 1:28 p.s. i like your profile picture i love portal
What's the youtuber feliks said he learned f2l from??
3:02 what did he say ?
My SD card ran out
Who was it that he said he first learn how to speed cube from?
Who taught him or did he learn himself? It would be cool to meet him
He learnt from UA-cam
How you are talking to Feliks I also want to talk to my to him
what is the name of youtube page ..where feliks learn mostly ??
shouldve asked what is a really good cube
Can you please make a tutorial for the Siamese cube The type that you have. I can't find a tutorial
Do you have any old ribix cube that I can have??
what method is Feliks using right now.
Felixs can solve a Cube in 7 seconds and not care, yet if I get sub-20 I freak out and run downstairs and show my mom
Feliks zemdegs what video should I watch to solve the rubix cube your way
all is fine but why he left the cupboard open in the right top in his bent house?
RedKB what website did feliks say he learned how to solve the rubiks cube from?
Hey~ I'm a beginner and my best is 1:16.34 seconds.. Using the beginner method.. But I'm hoping I could learn the FRIDRICH / CFOP METHOD.. (Correct me if I'm wrong. LOL.) So I was hoping if anyone knows a good tutorial for that.. That would be great! Thanks! ^_^ Please reply!
badmephisto makes great tutorials l think.
another decent option is to watch crazy ads bids he isn't that fast but at around 30 seconds + it could still be useful :)
the breakdown for getting faster at you speed is to learn f2l
l would make sure you have at least these
1. A non rubiks brand cube
2.good finger tricks for your cube
3 be able to do the algs you know with your eyes closed
and also keep in mind these are common speed barriers that are usually pretty shooting and how to break through them :)
2:00+ memorize the algs better and get faster at cross
1:30+ buy a non rubiks brand or a rubiks speed cube
1:00+learn how to pair your f2ls
47+ finger tricks improvement
47-30 practice
30-22 learn 4lll or your 7plls and 8 olls
22-16 improve f2l effectiveness and move count your solves also 2 look last layer is helpful
16-12 look ahead
12-7 idk still working on it xD
and these are pretty much my breakdown
the hardest spots for me were 47,22,and 12 all of this took 4+months to break good luck on speed cubing bro! :)
Thanks! Already practiced for sometime now.. And I got 59.65.. ^_^
You think that's good enough if I just started 2 week ago? Lol.
nah,im a slow learner if you practice then getting from 1;20 to 47 second average is literally the most improvement you will see you could be subbing 40 within the week if you keep practicing! :)
Lol. Okay. Thanks! ^_^
I'm so happy to see feliks
how did you get to talk to him
Feliks seems like such a cool and humble guy :)
That's funny, I used Dan Brown's tutorial when I started too. That's cool!
My question is did cubing affected his studies
Since when was Chris Pratt interested in cubing?
I was at the competition in South Africa! ( I Live there.)
same here Feliks when I started so yeah.
0:31 why does felix zemdegs always uses fish eye cameras
where did he learn from?
Can you ask feliks how he learned doing the megaminx
So how did you contact him?
how did you interview feliks HIMSELF!
Wait dude I had no idea that the world's best speed cuber had used UA-cam tutorials to speed solve. Every time someone asks me how I learned or how I do it, they always go like "oh, so you never really learned how to solve it." Now I can tell them that even the best started from UA-cam.
***** well yeah but everyone thinks that if you learned from UA-cam, it doesn't really count, which I obviously disagree with.
TroutOfOrder So you think it requires skill or intelligence to be able to follow a tutorial and learn easy short sequences of moves? Sure, it is hard to get below 20 seconds average. But learning to solve it from a video on UA-cam is really easy.
SmileyMPV How do you think other people figured it out? You think everybody before the Internet actually sat down and came up with the algorithms all by themselves? No. There were books and all sorts of other things. Then one person would show their friends and his friends would their friends.. So it doesn't matter where you learn it from. If you retained the information then you learned how to solve it.
I currently hold the world record for solving the by 1 by 1
How do you meet Feliks Zemdegs
what videos did he say he used to learn to solve?
Dan brown
For speedcubing:badmephisto