4:18 geometry dash

bro built cayan tower

That one swedish building:

For a few seconds, I can feel *the world revolving*

You got a weird obsession with legos... i love that :o

That finally explains the origin of the Led Zeppelin Presence's enigmatic object.

Nice video, really good. You are great for including the song in the description.

Make this again but every other brick is empty

Bro built a modern skyscraper with this one 😭🙏

bro took his name literally

This video could be titled the search for pi

People be like "reeee illiegal building techneeeeeeques" Me be like "pretty"

It’s so cool how the light reflections are pixelated. It gives an illusion that something digital came out of the screen to exist in the real world.

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Me "beautiful" Lego fanatic "illegal".

WOW !!!

Its beautiful to look at, but the fact that its lego make me itch.

The way this is edited it feels like the final model is 10 feet tall 😂

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Lego DNA be like

This is spiraling out of control..

So architectural! 🪢

This hurts my soul... Pretty cool tho!

I'm thinking about doing a process video where I walk through this build and it's many larger, twisting, cousins--but I'm going to have to create a larger filming space to capture them. What do you think? Should I tackle something totally new, or circle back to these twisted creations?

I legitimately cannot imagine living in a pre-lego world

He's not afraid to step on the legos, the legos are afraid to be stepped on..

So he's making deployable Lego spike strips

FBI OPEN UP

If you took the blue "track" and made it a circle as well, when you mesh it with the yellow circle in the way that is NOT slippery, you would have a very large gear. And with the bricks alternating in and out on one or both circles, there could be some interesting properties of "crushing teeth" where openings would appear and disappear OR there should be a way to make gears that slipped sometimes and locked sometimes. And when I saw the alternating structure at first, it looked like a thread with a very slow change in angle. If you intersected an inner ring and an outer ring in the slippery direction, I think a thread like that would exert a tremendous force even with a small degree of rotation which could be interesting in a few ways, but maybe the best way would be to twist the "screw" a small amount and have it blow apart a seemingly large and strong structure surrounding it. Another thought would be changing the alternating pattern to something like 1 out and 4 or 5 in which might create something more like a normal "screw" where it takes more rotation to advance the screw.

Literally reinvented the wheel!

This structure reminds me of something that Dr. Octopus from Spider Man would make.

S a t I c f y I n g

what happens when u step on it😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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16:11 Only got this far, very cool, I so want to go buy some bulk bricks now. Curious if they make a “clear” slope, add transparent colors to the 2x1 sticking outward, add a light into the ring, will the light carry to the colored brick. Or do they make transparent colored slopes, both up and down, and connect those around the outside with transparent 2x1 vertically.

4:32 Hey look it's sonic the hedgehog

That looks cool, but why are most of the people not using periods?

Not really satisfying but asteticly pleasing but the orange 4x4 wedge plate Is the most satisfying beacose of the snapiness

"All these legos make a circle. All these legos make a circle. All these legos make a circle. All these legos make a circle"

So cool! I could watch these all night if i could!! 🫡 Also... 6:00 is built like one of those Mii mouths 😭

I really like these explanation videos. I always figured that there was some kind of science behind building all these contraptions, but it’s really cool seeing how much forethought goes into them to make them move this way and look this cool. It melts my brain, 10/10

I wonder if you could align some wheels or cogs into the spiral tracks formed by the orange tube, with at least four points of contact, and make an "elevator" that spirals up and down the orange elevator shaft.

Why are the colors just black and yellow

So how do you determine how much curve/how long a "straight" 1xn wall needs to be for a given curve? I'm asking because of the 8:20 "massive" curve being given to a 90 degree to make it almost 180 -- how do you determine the length needed to make a curve work? (Or, how would *I* go about it if I were to try this myself?)

5:30 *Two!?* colors? In one build? What sort of treachery is this?

5:00 Do you actually have the stresses here being countered out? It looks like, while there is clearly some stress in the curves, that each line is also counter-stressed in the other direction -- does it actually have little to no total stress when finished?

'one by one round plate' do you mean a stud? it was just an odd experience hearing someone call a stud that, like it makes sense for a builder of this type to refer to it like that, and nothing wrong with it, but it just felt odd, had to get it out of my system

Thank you for the Lego ASMR

MOIN

I bet it took a long time to get a lot of these duplicate pieces enough to make these. God damn well done man this is fucking awesome. I would do this same exact shit in my room when I was bored with my Legos but nowhere near to this degree LOL