Easiest Way to Memorize 4x4 Edge Parity (Tutorial)

Easiest Beginner Tutorial for solving the 4x4 Edge Parity!
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This video should help you avoid direct memorization, but if that's what works for you, here are the possible algorithms you can memorize:
1. Edge Parity (My Way): r' U ² l F ² l' F² r ² U ² r U ² r' U ² F ² r ² F ²
2. Edge Parity (Standard Formula): r ² B ² U ² l U ² r ' U ² r U ² F ² r F ² l ' B ² r ²
3. Edge Parity (SpeedCubing): (R ² r ²) B ² U ² (L l) U ² (R' r ') U ² (R r) U ² F ² (R r) F ² (L ' l ') B ² (R ² r ²)
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[@juliaojeda1548]

i have literally spent over a year trying to learn this algorithm and i got pissed because i could solve a 3x3 in 27 seconds but couldnt learn this one algorithm and you helped me learn it in less then 15 min THANK YOU

[@internationalmemer69]

Plot twist: you forget the next day

[@internationalmemer69]

I know this was 3 years ago

[@internationalmemer69]

On what

[@internationalmemer69]

Are you American

[@RichardBronosky]

You make not only the best puzzle cube videos, but the best YouTuborial videos I have ever seen. They truly are amazing. Other people making tutorial videos should study your work. You should create a video on how to create videos. Anyway, I got my first 3x3 cube 2 weeks ago and enjoyed learning your intuitive methods so much that when my daughters asked me for their own cubes, I decided to order a kit that had 2x2 through 5x5. Tonight I learned how to solve the last 3 edge combos and resolve a party on the 4x4 using your videos. It's going to take a few tries before it really sticks, but I feel like I understand how a 4x4 works. This is amazing. I'm enjoying learning from you so much. Great job with your instruction as well as your production.

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[@bunga9489]

Youtuborial?

[@seedypumpkin3680]

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[@GregTank]

As easy as "1,2,3" :-) Best tutorial on correcting the 4x4 parity. Very logical and easy to remember, thanks for the video.

[@SocialEXperimented]

The only 4x4 parity worth watching and remembering. U make it so easy too learn, every beginner 4x4 cube should watch your video first.

[@aaronwhipple512]

Oml ! Every one else throws the alg on screan and preforms it in .25 seconds and calls it a tutorial

[@doormaat5033]

thank you so much. This video actually has me in tears because of how many videos I've tried to learn the OLL parity algorithm. I can now solve the 4x4 Rubik's cube from any scramble because of this. Also if anyone cares I use the QiYi QiYaun S 4x4. It's a pretty nice, cheap cube for my turning style.

[@tribibpal]

Man you are best. I live in India and I use your methods to teach my little children in school.

[@avuxo4902]

why the heck r u teaching this in school?

[@tribibpal]

Why not?should only Newton's 3 laws and Heisenberg uncertainty theory matter?

[@Mara-bm2kz]

my favorite math teacher in high school taught us how to solve the 3x3 and if we were eager he would let us try out his various other cubes, like the 2x2, 4x4, 5x5, mirror cubes, etc. It got us engaged and it was kind of a reward for finishing work in class. :) fantastic teacher also

[@triple7marc]

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[@awesomeguy9573]

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[@Rhondalove]

Thanks for teaching me how to solve the 3x3 and the 4x4. you are an excellent teacher.

[@davidgarza864]

true

[@JACKSON-rh7nf]

yah he taught me 2

[@nabranestwistypuzzler7019]

What about 5x5?

[@msgbbx1860]

True dat. He the only one that teaches me successfully!

[@viktorimmonen8321]

that is right

[@yesimmax787]

2 0 1 9 I'm still using your tutorials upon solving my 4x4... I've been search a lot, but you do really have the best tutorial....thanks a lot :)

[@czgibson3086]

Now there's a guy who knows how to teach. That was brilliant - thank you!

[@NegaDark]

Every time I go to solve this puzzle I end up with a parity. Usually it's the edge parity. Thank you for this walkthrough it helps a ton.

[@PurpleWombat123]

When i first saw the algorithm i just quit trying the 4x4, this video made it seem like any other easy couple of moves, thanks for the help!!!

[@adityamohanty9978]

Thanks to you,I now know how to solve the 2x2,3x3 and the rubix revenge.This is the best tutorial available on the internet.

[@Xgitysprk]

Thank you so much!!! I've been trying to remember this algorithm for a long time!

[@koeielul112]

I've been trying many tutorials but yours are the best every time. I learned the 2 x 2 , 3 x 3, 4 x 4 corner parity, and now this one, all from you. Thanks!

[@noobster172]

3 by 3 corner parity?

[@uperm3921]

Lol

[@martingu1005]

What about 5x5?

[@uperm3921]

@@noobster172 i got it he added commas so he mean he learnt 2*2 3*3 and 4*4 corner parity from him

[@akadros310]

I just got my first 4x4 about a week ago and my biggest stumbling block has been this OLL parity issue. I tried a few tutorials on this and kept getting frustrated because more often than not I messed up my cube. The biggest problem that it would mess up the edge and center pieces, so I would basically have to solve again pretty much from the beginning. Not only is this algorithm better than the others I have seen, it is much easier to memorize. Thanks for the great explanation.

[@kingn8dogg]

Thank you, I'd given up being able to solve the edge parity from memory and would just scramble, start over, and hope for no parity. Now I've got it memorized.

[@A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A]

Thank u , this algorithm is really better than the other long algorithm other ppl on KZbin use , i really appreciate it

[@user-kg2bt7pi5k]

Associating top with right and face with left is genius, helped me to memorise it, thanks!

[@paulbennett4871]

This is by far the best for flipping the two yellows, very concise, well explained forget the others guys this is the one..

[@Aari_11]

I am an Indian but I have understood what you are saying and I have learned 😭😭I am literally felling soooooo happy thanks allot.🙏❤️

[@nightman7263]

This is a simple and very well explained way of presenting a simple algorithm, which replaces a bunch of algorithms.

[@Crayons_117]

Thank you so much. I have watched so many videos and couldn't memorize the steps but this makes it so much easier to complete. Now I can move onto the 5x5. :)

[@UkeGirl100]

The guy below says you are a truly talented educator -- and that is THE TRUTH!!!

[@jyoungtricks]

This is the best tip I have ever received ever under any context! I couldn't memorise this for the life of me but five minutes after this video I had it! Thank you chito!

[@xdragon2k]

The good thing about this method: you can use it on any big cube edge parity. You can flip two edges that we spun r and l on without moving anything else.

[@fatehbhular_]

Thanks a lot Sergs. B. Today I went to my first cubing competition and finished the 4x4 cube with the parody. I have been trying to learn this for 1 year. You are the Best cubing teacher ever.

[@ingraneous123]

I’ve watched so many videos too! And yours are the best…i solved the 4x4 few times my gosh… ❤️❤️ sending love from Singapore..thanks for making great and intuitive tutorials..

[@johnm1316]

i could kiss you. thankyou for describing this slowly and like a regular person rather than other obnoxious knowitall cube nerds. I love cubing but so many videos making people feel stupid out there so thankyou for this. very easy to follow. if you do a 5x5 version or other key 4x4 area videos please let me know. instant subscribe

[@vovak8781]

This is how you need to explain so that everyone can understand. Thumbs up!

[@jacobgreen6899]

6:21 is when he starts the second algorithm

[@ajmarlow-herbas5886]

Look at the amount of comments :p

[@jonb2911]

This is the only tutorial that has made it super easy to memorize within a few minutes

[@arhitecturalia1982]

BEST TUTORIAL ON rotating parity. CONGRATS !

[@Nuptup]

Thank you SO much. This will definitely help get me into solving the 4x4. I've been hating that this parity exists, and how long the typical algorithm is, but this breaks it down and makes it not so daunting to memorize. Again, thank you!

[@priyankakannepalli3155]

Literally after trying every video on KZbin and this much close to giving up on this cube your videos just got infornt of eyes and i got it yeah 👌🏼😲 Thank you 🙏this was the best ❤️

[@pmjithink]

THANK YOU! I've tried other algorithms and they never did what I wanted. this is simple and it works. thanks!

[@UkeGirl100]

Damn, buddy!!! You taught me something I haven't been able to learn from the others! It's because of your carefulness in presenting your notation -- you're slow and careful, the others have been lightning speed, and have totally confused me and many of the others. Thank you SO much!!!

[@shilosinjari4474]

If you make a 5×5 i'll buy myself one. Your explanation is amazing

[@karapapaxatzidimitrakopoulos]

It's just like solving a 4x4

[@user-zx4oe2lo8n]

Thank you!! I gave up trying to memorize the other algorithm, and had to use a little cheat sheet. Now I can finally solve the 4 x 4 without a cheat sheet! Woo hoo!

[@olebrules]

Unbelievable. You actually taught me how to solve this problem. When I saw the tutorial on the standard formula I was very skeptical if I was ever going to learn it. But you truly are a talented educator. thanks man. Edit: btw, Does it matter which way you rotate the front?

[@noottella9921]

Ole Feiring Nope, Any time you rotate a side twice, the outcome will be the same if you did counter-clockwise instead of clockwise, or vise versa.

[@olebrules]

Okey. Thanks:)

[@noottella9921]

No problem!

[@FaoAfterLumn]

5 years late, and just wanted to say you didnt even edit the comment.

[@olebrules]

@@FaoAfterLumn huh? me?

[@asthalis]

Well done ! I used to use the "Redbull" algorithm SuperAntoniovivaldi called it this way but your way seems much easier to memorize this way. Thanks for this ! You've got a new subscriber !

[@luffy7709]

You are amazing I do not know how many tutorial I watched and how many time I have been lost. Your tutorial is great

[@danielmorton5704]

I've watched the 2x2 3x3 and now the 4x4; I am EXTREMELY impressed how amazing these tutorials are and I just got a 5x5 with inspiration from all the success! Please make the 5x5 tutorial if you haven't already. Honestly your better at teaching the rubix puzzles than anyone else online. Thank you.

[@akshayssnambiar]

This video should be preserved as best video for 4*4 parity..👍

[@gem03103]

BIG MASSIVE HELP mate been trying to memorize for days and you made it so easy that i remember it in like an hour.

[@willfoster1041]

really helped me when u said right is assosiated with the top and the left is associated with the face, good job

[@gustavholmqvistloved7286]

I've never seen a video this helpful! Thank you so much!!

[@codingvio7383]

5:50 say that loud, i had to start my whole cube over, which took me over two hours, but after concentrating more i finally got it thank you very much, XD

[@akhilkrishnas2132]

This video helps to memorize the algorithm very easily!!...Thankyou!

[@A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A]

Best and most memorizable algorithm . It's how you made it simple. Thanks

[@therimalaya]

This is best tutorial i have ever seen on this algorithm

[@dominicbellamy5408]

Finally a Parity algorithm that works and is fairly easy to remember!

[@davidwu1251]

one of the most excellent teachers in the world

[@smallz_277]

YOU ARE SO HELPFUL I ligit was looking for a video because every other youtuber goes so fast and doesnt explain well so Thank you for helping me

[@Malcollab]

Lol 10 years later

[@qwexxzl]

The good old days

[@ibrahimahmad7319]

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[@anchorsujatamunot8637]

This was the first video which was able to teach me edge parity...Thank you for making this video

[@kewechen954]

Finally!! This is exactly what I have been looking for for so long!!

[@daneulaz6320]

This edge parity pissed me off so much until you helped me solve it, and also remember it, nice work

[@Autistic_06]

I am only 13 years old and I was stuck in this step as I didn't understood any tutorial but after seeing yours I can now solve 4x4 cube too. Thanks a lot☺🤗🤗🤗

[@artonioo761]

Thank you master! May the cubeforce be with you!

[@MyBen200]

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[@sadrequiem]

At last I find a video that explains this in a clear and easy way.

[@SoumyaDeyOnGoogle]

Are you a teacher by profession? I wish every teacher in this world was as good as you.

[@ThicccThighMeal24]

This is the first time someone actually taught this well I had such trouble remembering this algorithm

[@spsubrahmanyam]

Thanks for teaching me the true by three algorithms I saw all the 3 x 3 Rubiks cube in 7.18 seconds and 4 x 4 in 95 seconds

[@vojtavavra7608]

thanks to teaching me because i want to learn edge parity 2months but i watched your video twice and i know it in 20 secs

[@ytshorts4224]

This is the most helpful video I found on KZbin thank you so much

[@gabilameirao]

Thank you so much!!! Thought I would never memorize the formula, but I already memorized yours. Thank you!!

[@pollitoninja_]

thanks, thats perfect, instead of learning just random algorithm you teach a way to understand to memorize it.

[@Woodfamilyclips]

I thought I would never get to be able to solve the edge parity but know I can thank you so much :)

[@AnuraagJajoo]

thanks man, I've learned the 4×4 in a jiffy after watching your videos. you're a genius

[@ThePentadactyl]

Thanks for this excellent explanation and help. At first I sometimes mixed up the right-up and the left-face association. Now I just say to myself "your order is coming RIGHT-UP" (like a waiter in a restaurant would say) - Thats how i can remember the association very easily now :-)

[@dmcuberrandoms3341]

i really liked your videos you helped me so much in solving 3x3 4x4 and 5x5 (because thats all I have) and you deserved more subscribers than crazy bad cuber keep up the good work

[@kostasbekiaris3090]

Thank you very much. The only explanation I found about why and not just how.

[@makedaevilmage]

Damn dude, I had so much trouble remembering the standard alg ... your alg makes it soo much easier to remember

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[@lukasc4509]

This really helped me a few months ago! Then I forgot any 4x4 parity algorithms. Then this really helped me again! Thanks :)

[@tanglestar10]

Thank you!!!!!! I couldn't find anything that made sense before this and had given up on finishing even numbered cubes

[@diogomartinho8313]

Just ordered my first 4 x 4 x 4 today after playing with my 3 x 3 x 3 for a while and got bored. While waiting for the package checking some solve videos and yours really seem to be helpful. Subscribed

[@Nomadical]

Nothing I can say except for “it worked”!

[@dagg310]

i love parodies. he does it 3 times so we will remember how to do it .... without realizing we can just rewatch the video as many times as we want ... lol

[@metasamsara]

The OLL parity is the last algorithm I needed to be able to finish the 4x4 all the time by myself but it was hard to remember (it was not the same as yours). Now I can do it easily, thank you :)

[@pritipatel_]

Thanku....in the main video i could not memorize the algorithm.......but in this video by showing such a nice and easy way to memorize it i memorized it very very easily.....thanks again sergs b

[@whuknows]

You are soo cool When you show some thing i can understand it way better than other cubers

[@harkharring2572]

I was terrified of this until I watched this. Thanks man!

[@priyankakrishnamurthy2500]

Is it too much to say I LOVE YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS ?

[@lukef3559]

come back simply to say, this is great teaching. so simple. easy to remember with routine. five stars.

[@enthumg2449]

you are even more than amazing. king of cubes. I easily memorized 4x4 Edge Parity

[@ChaseandGavin]

I just wanted to say thank you I watched the video for the regular cube and I can now solve in 30 seconds and I just solved my shengshou with this video so I thank u

[@stevewatson2383]

Turned your likes from 999 to 1K. dude u made this parity stuff easy peasy

[@joelsalmon5415]

Thank you so much I’ve researched every other parity solution but urs was the best by for and I learnt it in 2 minuites

[@danishtanwar6676]

Thanks man ur tricks are awesome. I knew how to solve the whole cube except edge parity. you've solved my problem

[@akgamer1825]

Nice tutorial. You have earned another subscriber.

[@Ledonial]

Thank you soooo much guy ! I was desperate not to remind this formula ! But all is clear now, thanks.

[@socram321]

That was awesome explanation. Now the third time, it withdraw have been better just to say right down...top twice ..left down... Because sometimes when memorizing, the repeated explanations get in the way. VERY clear. Best way to learn this by far. I, too, dislike r' U2...

[@karlbellander3463]

THANK YOU SERGS B, YOU ARE A AWSOME PERSON

[@trickypuzzles5181]

You are AN awesome person.

[@karlbellander3463]

Well you are not a awsome person tho, XD, srry

[@andrewotis84]

I've spent 5 months trying to memorize the 4x4 parity algorithm and could not commit it. Using this breakdown I finally was able to memorize it. Thank you so much

[@31_OIDUTS]

Thankyou very much on showing the algorithm, now I can solve the 4x4

[@TeamSSF]

Thanks you. You're explanation of the parity moves made sense to me and I was able to the move.

[@ryvanlorenz9299]

OMG i've could never remember this part! THX

[@TheUstazIS]

Verry good video.,so helpfull ., to all ur students here, please do ur homework, practice n exercise like ur teacher :)