Attempting to Solve a Mirror Cube (With NO Eyes) 👀

[@JPerm]

Hey guys! Sorry for the delay on this video, I ran out of time working on it since I had a competition on the weekend. It was such a tiring but great competition, and I'll be making a video about the competition soon!

[@ZheerBestoon]

Glad to hear we'll be getting more uploads :)

[@FWE_Edits]

Yayayayayayyaya

[@zal3520]

did u won tho?

[@aarondoescubing]

Nice, will you post the comp vid

[@exelo9365]

Can you do a Mehta method overview? if you haven't already edit: just got my first sub 10! Thank you jperm

[@Sam_on_YouTube]

My wife bought me a mirror cube about 15 years ago. She thought it was going to be a harder challenge than the traditional cube. She was surprised and disappointed when within 10 minutes I was solving it with my eyes closed. But, as I insisted, I actually really like that. It was a different experience and fun.

[@mmbcproductions3340]

Haha, that reminds me of my mother who doesn't understand why i buy new cubes if i can solve them so easily. She just can't understand that it's not about "ok can i solve it?"

[@Iliterallyhave0life]

@@mmbcproductions3340 same

[@cobaltchromee7533]

My mom did a simillar thing to me, she bought me a mirror because it looked harder, and I didn't have the heart to tell her that 15 minutes is all it took me to solve it about 10 times. When she called me, all excited, I said that I was somewhere in the middle, and that it was pretty hard. She seemed happy, and till this day, she believes that I struggled with mirror for a while

[@Sam_on_YouTube]

@@cobaltchromee7533 I really liked my mirror cube. I enjoyed the fact that I could solve it with my eyes closed.

[@spooderdan9127]

The mirror cube started getting sold in 2008 so it was less than 15 years ago maybe like 13 or 14

[@newsoupvialt]

Tbh "Mirror fully blind" would be a great WCA event for accessibility - Most ppl can participate :) Allow feet to be used optionally and you've covered everything you could possibly cover, I think...

[@tamerzantah9440]

Yeah

[@JPerm]

Wait a minute, you're just trying to bring back solving with feet! 😬

[@Emeraldpig52]

Paralyzed arms and legs… I know just use the GAN robot

[@destroyer99612]

@@JPerm rip feet solving

[@Sam_on_YouTube]

I'm really good at teaching beginners and I've always wanted to try teaching someone who is blind to solve this. But it is hard to find any beginner who wants to learn, much less a blind beginner. Plus, this isn't exactly what I'm devoting my time to.

[@xuananator]

We did “mirror full blind” as an unofficial event at a cubing comp prior to lockdown and it was mad fun. Over the time we spent at home there was a big discussion about adding mirror blind as an event and while everyone agreed that it would be very good idea (it adds a new style of solving that is currently not offered with the current events yet is accessible to anyone that can solve a 3x3) BUT the problem came in when it came to defining the regs on what a mirror cube is. The concern being that manufacturers might try to push the hardware to make the event too easy one way or the other. Not to mention that there were mirror cubes that had rotationally symmetrical pieces which would need to be negated in some way. I still think it’s worth brainstorming a way to find a solution cause it’s a lot of fun

[@codyggp2849]

Hello j perm. I just want to say thanks for all of your videos. You helped me learn to solve the 2x2 and 3x3. But mostly 3x3. I have been working hard so I average 28 seconds because of your videos! Your videos are also a great source of entertainment. Thank you, you have inspired me to work harder and do better with the Rubik’s cube.

[@MirzaAsjad32]

Awesome man...keep working hard...I have been solving seriously for 6 months and I have already reached 24-25 sec avg.. PB 18.3s

[@codyggp2849]

@@MirzaAsjad32 nice my PB is just a little slower 18.5

[@MirzaAsjad32]

@@codyggp2849 great!

[@kotori106]

Man i really love hearing people’s stories with watching Jperm. I started cubing about 3 years ago and found j perm around 1.5 years into cubing. I now average sub 12 with a pb of 6.50. Its crazy how i used to not even be sub 1 minute a year ago.

[@MirzaAsjad32]

@@kotori106 that's crazy man...! Hope I can reach there..

[@guy8869]

How to tell if anyone’s a TRUE cuber. “Are you subscribed to Jperm?”

[@nathanporter5626]

I am

[@colacoke2102]

True lol

[@cardist3144]

Very true! I’m from Germany and every one of my cubing-friends is subscribed to Jperm xD

[@nimgol03]

Even non cubers are subbed to J perm

[@meenakshikatyal8145]

True

[@NumbToons]

Jperm is like a Retired Professor who taught amazingly all his life, and now does fun experiments.

[@liandremarcoricafort6606]

Damn, you made him sound like an old man

[@MamaHyBrandt]

While still subtly teaching you in them

[@cubebutpro298]

​@@liandremarcoricafort6606mr white

[@crayzcubing]

Fun Fact: if you lube a cube with super glue, it will become a 1x1.

[@vvVv-df6gc]

1x1 mirror cube

[@TyperMarlinGames]

Just be sure you to break it in REALLY fast.

[@gametown4712]

What if it's not solved

[@zombiechameleon614]

i laughed so hard on that one 😂

[@aj3448]

Thanks a lot j perm, due to you i got into cubing and now can solve a cube in 30 seconds, huge thanks to you and seriously, keep up the good work man

[@boo7948]

same

[@vvVv-df6gc]

Mooni

[@Mango-rl2yg]

Bro i saw the same comment in a older video 💀

[@SliminBlue]

I brought in my mirror cube on one of my finals days when school was ending, I had it with me in English (I didn't have a final test, we had a project as our final instead of a standard test) and pretty much the only thing I did was solve it under my desk without looking at it. Honestly it's a neat challenge, it makes you think about the cube in ways you really don't normally.

[@nataliacorrea9800]

This was the first type of cube that I learned to solve, for me it was like "with colors I just get confused but with this one I really see and feel if the piece is in the wrong place and how it is supposed to be turned to be in place" so I play with it so much that I ended up liking to solve it blind folded...miss those days, it was fun

[@JayBizz116]

Wow you learnd this before the 3x3?

[@Drazil100]

He didn't just put a blindfold on... He removed his eyes! Such dedication!

[@rosegranger2872]

My best friend is blind and I taught her how to solve a 3x3. I put different stickers on the different colors so she feels it. She is getting pretty good at it and I also like solving my tactil cube blindly

[@MoonyxxArt]

That's heart-warming:))

[@exelo9365]

teach her the 3x3 blind method, and use braille stickers for the lettering system

[@rosegranger2872]

@@exelo9365 I would need to teach me first 😂

[@GeorgeTheRat]

Knowing i can solve a mirror cube 10 seconds faster than jperm gave me a lot of confidence :)

[@GeorgeTheRat]

And i solved eyes closed in less than 90 sec.

[@wil_kor2173]

Honestly, i cant solve anything except a regular 3x3 rubiks cube. But i love ur content j perm!!! its really cool how u do that and im hoping you can do more of the solving without help. Thanks for reading if u did see all this

[@rosegranger2872]

Thb a mirror cube is basically a 3x3 just without the colors therefor with different sized pieced

[@wil_kor2173]

@@rosegranger2872 Oh ok, well thanks as well

[@mobolajiolu-james3160]

Hey Jperm I just want to say thank you, because of your videos I've learnt easier ways to solve so many puzzles I really appreciate it.

[@khachuli]

Nice video Dylan! You always come up with the best ideas :D

[@Homemadeknivesreal]

Hi

[@khachuli]

@@Homemadeknivesreal yoo

[@Homemadeknivesreal]

@@khachuli yooo I know you I’m subbed

[@khachuli]

@@Homemadeknivesreal really? thx :D

[@Ronny-om4nf]

you are everywhere

[@nghiembao3052]

There’s a thing that you can do in the next video that everyone will like it: Breakdown Tymon’s 4.86 Average WR!

[@SCAR_Editz]

My friends - How did you learn to solve the Rubik's cube? Me:- J perm My friends:- who is J perm? Me:- God of Rubik's cube , best speedcuber , he makes the best puzzles videos

[@careditz2007]

Your friend MAX PARK AND YUSENG DU EXISTS

[@SCAR_Editz]

Very true 😊

[@scoobus5419]

Hello, where did you get that timer skin you used in the video? It looks REALLY nice.

[@easr1483]

Hello J Perm, i know you recommend the JPerm Rs3m 2020 for people who aren't too fast (I'm sub-30), but I turn super inaccurately so should I get the Gan 356 M? You said it was the same as the Gan 356 X (which you said has amazing corner cutting) with different customization options. Also thx so much for making me improve at 3x3 ur videos are great

[@ryanlai5290]

Get better

[@acect]

a new cube wont fix your innaccurate turning. it could help with it, but it's better in the long run to try to improve your turning accuracy so you don't need a cube with exceptional corner cutting to speedsolve.

[@maad2150]

i suck at turning too

[@aravpyati6344]

deliberately practice turning accurately even if it means slower solves since it’ll be better in the long run. Try to make a game out of it, how many solves you can go without a lockup or smth like that. Also, the info about the cubes are slightly outdated since there have been new releases since the X, which came out like 2-3 year ago iirc

[@briel_vps]

First found this concept from a Streamer named Smallant! Apparently he used to do this under his desk at school to avoid getting caught cubing so eventually he got good at solving it without looking ^^

[@local.gay.writer]

JPerm: "This one looks right!" Me: "It does, does it? hmmmmmmmmmm" Kinda sus Jperm... In all seriousness, great video.

[@karynjohnson]

I have never solved one of these blind folded before this video. As soon as I saw it in my recommended I went and solved a mirror cube blindfolded for the first time. Before I even saw the video! I’m going to watch it now. Thanks Jperm

[@meneermankepoot]

Such dedication, taking out his eyes just to make this video for us

[@MikoNotb]

J perm is one of those people whos voice I could listen to the whole day

[@TheLizardKingReal]

Imagine J Perm just tricked us and was actually just pretending to have his eyes closed while solving 😆

[@CUBEROFEMBERS]

Lol what if he do that to all videos OF COURSE NOT

[@Offline-X]

.....No words

[@rubikvoncube3583]

Jperm solving a mirror cube using 3bld method is pretty much what it feels like when I try to solve a normal 3x3 using 3bld method

[@caemmet]

Thank you Jperm, for teaching us how to solve our first cube, and for entertaining us. Us your viewers love you :)

[@JPerm]

I appreciate it! Also I'm surprised more and more by how many people learned the 3x3 from my tutorial. I remember years ago all the cubers learned from other tutorials and I never thought mine would catch on 😅

[@caemmet]

@@JPerm I’m glad you saw this! I am trying to learn 3x3, but the best I can do is a 2x2 at 1-2 min. :,) but I’m super happy my idol saw this!

[@caemmet]

Ur the god of.. **C U B E**

[@tobin1677]

I have to say, I do not know the blindfolded method, but I have a simpler mirror cube and on occasion I solve it blind, and it is really fun. I am a teacher so occasionally I bring it to class and solve it for my students and it never ceases to amaze. Really fun concept and I am glad to see I wasn't crazy for thinking so.

[@Zimbobroke]

Fun fact: if this comment is less then 15 minutes ago, go watch the video instead of reading the comments. c’mon. watch it.

[@Zimbobroke]

@@manthankashyap933 I did this like one other time

[@Complexitor37]

before you solve the last corner of the first layer, keyhole the 3 edges of the different f2l pairs, and it will be so much faster. You can sort of use f2l on the last pair!

[@MirzaAsjad32]

It was a fairly good challenge...but I did it in 52(normal) sec and 90sec(blindfolded basic)...nice video though!! You know in the blindfolded challenge,you can just feel and find the biggest pieces as cross...it works much better for me..

[@MirzaAsjad32]

@@D0ggo608 I am just sharing something..man.. what's the problem?.. I'm not comparing with anyone..😐

[@D0ggo608]

@@MirzaAsjad32 oh, i read it wrong the first time. now i feel like a scumbag, sorry bro

[@MirzaAsjad32]

@@D0ggo608 oh...now don't be like that...no worries man..

[@kuber2455]

Wow, the last challenge gave me a headache... Measuring pieces with fingers... Respect for you, JPerm!

[@a.y.102]

You should try solving fully blindfoldedly the heart cube and the ghost as well. The heart cube has several "slightly similar but different" pairs of pieces. And the ghost cube would be really difficult for the obvious reason.

[@nathanielrister9987]

You should try a 3x3 blind folded but the pieces are like textured with dots or something like that.

[@rosegranger2872]

Agreed!! It's so fun

[@hussain1720]

Thats EZ. It was my 1st cube to ever learn and solve and I was able to do it blind folded in 3 days or so after learning it for the 1st time Although Doing it that fast is Beyond my Capabilities

[@UPermOfficial]

"It turns like a mirror!" Me with a mirror next to me: "Your time has come." Edit: J Perm lied to us, my mirror got sent to heaven instead of turning D:

[@TyperMarlinGames]

Uh oh…

[@Locked940]

Hey J perm, can you TEACH us how to solve a mirror cube? I just brought one and I really want to know how to solve it.I learnt the 3x3 by you, and it was explained so perfectely! I hope you post a vid about a tutorila of how to solve one!

[@mathprodigygamer4637]

I just want to say thank you for making your channel, thanks to your 3x3 tutorials, I can solve a Rubik’s cube in under 3 min(it may be long, but I used to never be able to solve it). Thank you so much!

[@americanneopilot]

Speaking of new puzzles, you should really try the updated RS3M cubes. Moyu now has made a version with corner-to-core magnets! Both in the RS3M 2020 and RS3M 2021 Maglev.

[@shashankmuralidharan8710]

It's not made by moyu a separate company called cubers home modded the rs3 m and sold it on the cubicle and scs. They made the same mod for the wrm 2021, the tornado v2 and the tengyun.

[@americanneopilot]

@@shashankmuralidharan8710 oh thanks for telling me. I though it was moyu lol. Though jperm should still try it out tho! :)

[@runningonempty9980]

3:05 Watching him having a pair, but breaking it because he couldn't see it was both hilarious and frustrating. 😂

[@cubingnamon6634]

"This one looks right" 1:32 - Blindfolded J perm 2022

[@Zpc03]

I have a great challenge for jperm. Scramble a cube using only turning certain faces, and try to solve the cube with only those faces. It’s Impossible.

[@Dimitri_gdr]

It's possible

[@moxbroker]

I just got this cube a couple weeks back, my first mirror cube. My second solve was done in total darkness by feel. Very satisfying being able to get my cube fix regardless of lighting conditions.

[@Reiburn]

Mr. J Perm, you're so good at this! 😱😱

[@shadowlife8368]

I have a hopefully fun (but probably not) challenge for you. So pretty much, you have to solve a skewb while only looking at the reflection of the cube without an inspection. I hope I will see a video of you doing this challenge but if not then that is fine. You are one of my all time favorite KZbinrs, and your “beginners method” tutorial helped me SO much and I only started learning to solve a Rubik’s Cube last year and my record is 31 seconds. You are a huge roll model in my life.

[@risktaker78]

I wish jperm uploudes every day!

[@BenTheCuber]

I remember watching your videos in 2020 before I created this channel and today I joined the list of verified cubers!

[@sadredball]

Nice! I Wish you many more Personal bests and subscribers to come!

[@cubenews8534]

Thought for the day: Gan has made a magnetic non-WCA puzzle, but STILL haven’t made a square-1.

[@sm_stormzy1075]

Because the ss

[@wolf219_yt]

or a 5x5-7x7...

[@Inspirator_AG112]

This Question is random, but are these 11-Movers for G-perms worth the move count over a 15-mover, or maybe even a 12-mover? *11-move Algorithms:* Ga: Fw2 M2 U R2 U' R2 D R2 D' Rw2 Fw2 (Right-hand Block, Front Headlights) F2 M2 D R2 D' R2 U R2 U' Rw2 F2 (Left-hand Block, Back Headlights) R2 S2 Uw R2 D' R2 U R2 U' Rw2 F2 (Front Block, Left-hand Headlights) Gb: Fw2 Rw2 D R2 D' R2 U R2 U' M2 Fw2 (Right-hand Block, Left-hand Headlights) F2 Rw2 U R2 U' R2 D R2 D' M2 F2 (Left-hand Block, Left-hand Headlights) F2 Rw2 U R2 U' R2 D R2 Uw' S2 R2 (Left-hand Block, Right-hand Headlights) Gc: F2 M2 D' Rw2 U Rw2 U' Rw2 D R2 F2 (Right-hand Block, Back Headlights) B2 M2 D' R2 D R2 U' R2 U Rw2 B2 (Left-hand Block, Front Headlights) B2 M2 D' R2 D R2 U' R2 U L2 F2 (Left-hand Block, Front Headlights) R2 S2 Uw' R2 D R2 U' R2 U L2 F2 (Back Block, Left-hand Headlights) R2 S2 Uw' R2 D R2 U' R2 U Rw2 B2 (Back Block, Left-hand Headlights) L2 S2 Uw' L2 D L2 U' L2 U Lw2 F2 (Front Block, Right-hand Headlights) F2 M2 D' L2 D L2 U' L2 U Lw2 F2 (Right-hand Block, Back Headlights) Rw2 S2 Dw' Rw2 D Rw2 D' Rw2 U R2 Fw2 (Front Block, Right-hand Headlights) Gd: F2 R2 D' Rw2 U Rw2 U' Rw2 D M2 F2 (Right-hand Block, Left-hand Headlights) B2 Rw2 U' R2 U R2 D' R2 D M2 B2 (Left-hand Block, Right-hand Headlights) B2 Rw2 U' R2 U R2 D' R2 Uw S2 R2 (Left-hand Block, Right-hand Headlights) F2 Lw2 U' L2 U L2 D' L2 Uw S2 L2 (Right-hand Block, Left-hand Headlights) F2 Lw2 U' L2 U L2 D' L2 D M2 F2 (Right-hand Block, Left-hand Headlights) Fw2 R2 U' Rw2 D Rw2 D' Rw2 Dw S2 Rw2 (Left-hand Block, Right-hand Headlights)

[@JPerm]

Interesting! The issue with these is that they use lots of double moves, and that makes them slower despite only being 11 moves. It's best to compare both half turns and quarter turns for different algs. The other issue is finger tricks, I imagine these algs would have some more regrips than the 15 movers.

[@Inspirator_AG112]

@@JPerm: Are double moves being slower even applicable to wrist-turns? If so, I would imagine that is also why people do not suggest the R2UD T-perm (1 move shorter).

[@Inspirator_AG112]

@@JPerm: The one containing S-moves have more wrist-turns.

[@aravpyati6344]

@@JPerm on top of that, the hard regrip between outer and slice moves makes it a bit slower

[@Inspirator_AG112]

@@aravpyati6344 : S-moves are also relatively versatile, as shown with H-perm and U-perm algorithms containing R-moves. This the 3rd Ga, 3rd Gb, 4th Gc, 5th Gc, 6th Gc, 8th Gc, 3rd Gd, 4th Gd, and 6th Gd Algorithms potential. The fingertricks can be optimized when the main hand that the Algorithms operate on is perpendicular to Home Grip. Combining that with opposite-handed fingertricks means that there should be a maximum of 1 or 2 regrips, one of them only being an initial regrip (which can be mitigated with AUF). The ones containing M-moves have the outer/slice regrip issue though. Also, X-axis outer layer turns (R-moves, L-moves, and double-layered variants) tend to be the fastest of when 180°, and most of them are those X-axis outer layer turns.

[@Mystery_Biscuits]

when my friend introduced me to cubing, his party piece was being able to solve the ghost cube like this (eyes closed, just by feel). You should try it

[@lilxylomusic]

JPerm doing half the stuff that I can’t even do it’s really cool

[@lutimstrickshots9253]

1:32 "This one looks right" But you're blindfolded...

[@CrankyBuddha]

I only just today had the 'a ha' moment where I realized the center of each side of a mirror cube was a different length, and then suddenly knew how to solve it. Before every time I looked at it I would just think 'am I seriously supposed to just remember the original position of every single one of these shapes?' and would put it down.

[@lgcuber597]

I havent even watched the whole video yet but… this sounds so ridiculously difficult! What a brave cube god.

[@hazoorsingh781]

Your video are amazing and I just always love watching them!

[@duckyterms4059]

This guy inspires me to work harder at my goal to be better at cubing which I need to work at pll and oll so my first instinct was to come to this channel to try and get better and I came across this video and i realised I just need to practice even more thanks jperm for inspiring me

[@danboharon]

It's time to say that we would be very happy for more guides on blindfolds, especially 3 styles

[@megslive7435]

thank you jperm for teaching everyone soooooo much

[@mrflammable4664]

I kind of wish mirror cube was an official event

[@myfavlevel7998]

J Perm, Could you make a “How to solve a Mirror Cube” video on your channel? Because I might actually be getting a mirror cube.

[@flipbookboi3856]

I’m hoping to pick this up soon

[@falk0nlhf]

PLEASE make a how to solve video. Ur the one who I learned to solve a 3x3 and 2x2 from

[@4nothing]

Congratulations on 1.2 M @J Perm

[@Flyxst_]

Does blind: Also jperm: This LOOKS right

[@In_Allah_We_Trust]

3:37 Jperm:it matches the red side blah blah Mirror block whose not colored:am I a joke to you???

[@kalebburney1649]

J perm I have a challenge for you You have to solve every colored cube with flashing LED'S

[@zal3520]

that cube is beautiful, one of my favourite rubik cubes. i have the silver and gold ones but that one simply just look beautiful

[@Ztw43]

Hey j perm! It’s crazy. The day you uploaded this my first mirror cube came!

[@mitulkh7621]

I tried this in my school today and actually did it first try!

[@vinyldimer]

Watching you do these puzzles has made me want to get a cube. Debating between 2x2 and 3x3. Should I just do 2x2 for now and eventually get a 3x3?

[@mjgamingtv3766]

3x3 is a much better cube to start on. 2x2 should be pretty easy once you know how to solve the 3x3. Doing 2x2 first isn't that bad but it's much better to learn how to do the 3x3, since the 2x2 doesn't have edge pieces, learning 3x3 would be quite harder since you'll have to learn f2l or u can just stick to the begginer method first. But IMO u should get both and train 3x3 and then the other variations, that's how I did it but it's still your choice after all.

[@maitryebhandare599]

I think you should start from 3x3 because it's just the classic plus there's a lot to learn about it. And since it's more observed and learnt about, there's a lot to learn about it, so when you move to other cubes, you can use that knowledge.

[@JPerm]

I recommend 3x3!

[@wolf219_yt]

Get both if you can. It's great to learn 2x2 and 3x3

[@Zeno-]

both, but if you had to get one, 3x3!

[@InfinityBanana]

(Got eyes closed) 1:34 J Perm: This one looks right

[@firenateboi7360]

Thanks to jperm i can solve a 2x2, 3x3, and 4x4 next cube will be 5x5 thx so much for your help🙏✌️😎

[@aylaandoliver1980]

Thank you for the tutorials and videos. I solved my first cube using your tutorial for beginners😊

[@RealKevinPlays]

yo Jperm, im a big fan, but i am wondering will you review the dayan nezha 5x5?

[@parthjain2443]

Next video idea: Attempting to solve 21x21 ( blindfolded )

[@alkabaliyan3919]

Hello jperm I have challenges for you 1.solve a Rubik's cube one handed blindfolded 2.solve a mirror cube one handed blindfolded

[@AntonM83]

Are you thinking of making some new J Perm cubes?

[@KaffeMedBulla]

I’ve tried this, and it’s super fun

[@fanclubwallah3708]

Hello J Perm I am a big fan of yours And I have a cordial request to you that will you please upload a tutorial on how to solve a 3*3 blindfolded

[@Mertiven]

i did the blind challenge myself too and it's so much fun

[@tallerfrodo1262]

A jperm's video is the hype of my week

[@UncleSKO]

Great idea. Ordered GAN Mirror. I will also try to solve blindly.

[@Theonegalaxyskin]

4:57 he is officially my hero

[@rifdyrishad7]

I thought i should watch a tutorial for this mirror blocks but watching ur previous vid where u unboxed the mirror blocks and u scrambled and solved gives me the idea to solve this cube,thanks J perm

[@Peaceful_Zen_Life]

Could you try team one-handed solving? That’s two people solving one cube using one hand each.

[@rohansunil2489]

@J perm I have a query. I am buying a GAN 365 M or M lite but is it required for me to also buy a cube lube ?

[@galaxynigga]

Solve a 3x3 upsidedown but u must use white cross and yellow has to face down the entire solve

[@paulmartin5178]

Hey j perm can you do a review on the MoreTry TianMa X3 (Super Magnetic) please. It is my main because in my opinion I think it is the best 3x3 ever.

[@letmethinkaboutit2460]

Imagine if wca added mirror cube blindfolded but you can’t check the cube.

[@TuftyWardenJr]

Could you send/release the words that you use for blindfolded letter pairs because I struggle thinking of different words, especially for some of the harder letters. Also loved the video and are looking forward to the comp video! :)

[@Quranic-Telawat]

J Perm ever since I got my rubix cube my cossen that already soved a cube he told me to watch your video and when I solved my cube I told my mum and she was so happy and I was sol thank you for making thees videos and please make 20 more videos

[@Feraminecarts]

Hey jperm! Hope you're having a nice day. Can you do a challenge video or even an actual tutorial and review of the Petrus method where you share your thoughts and best times, kind of like the ZZ video you did.

[@thinhnguyenduy4099]

Every other youtube cubing channels: use high end camera and lightings. Jperm: uses his sense of humor

[@lianvelasco3]

Bruh, it feels like you never run out of cool ideas

[@ufologam3r]

Hi @JPerm I have a vídeo sujestion for you. What if you did a 2bld walkthrough solve to show like how to deal with specific cases

[@seandurkin1941]

Just got one of these and this is one even someone as bad as me can do blindfolded. Took a while but we got it done haha. Nice vid!

[@NexusOfChaos]

i wonder how they would do blindfold solving for a blind person? would they swap out the textured cube for an identically scrambled normal cube after memorizing?

[@inkyagent2640]

The mirror cube looks really interesting, should I get one??? I’m just worried I won’t be able to solve it once I scramble it.

[@Airton2]

yes

[@want-diversecontent3887]

Try it, if you know how to solve a 3x3 you'll stumble into the solution with enough trying

[@idiot528]

sure as long as you have a good 3x3 understanding you will be able to solve it

[@wolf219_yt]

Get it, then learn how to solve it.

[@inkyagent2640]

Ok thanks! I will see if I can buy a mirror cube soon!