Get Fast Now, Or You Never Will.

[@CH-mg7if]

*insert relatable statement* Like if you agree

[@CH-mg7if]

YAY PINNED!!!

[@ClumsyCuber]

CH Cuber dude I couldn’t agree more!!

[@sripradpotukuchi9415]

I know right?!

[@almond6658]

MOOD.

[@Chris-08]

Can you teach cfop

[@franchini_locos2072]

How can I get fast now, If it premieres in 17 hours

[@mosstah]

Wait wHaT

[@aaronsoh3972]

underrated HAHAHAH

[@littlehenryroy.royharproy8724]

Just get fast now then

[@ΓΙΆΝΝΗΣΤΣΕΡΩΝΗΣ-υ1ψ]

Thats the neat part. You dont

[@krebualex3807]

I havnt seen a video that caught my emotional side like this for years now. That was perfect, big props to you Brody. I average 16 seconds for a while now, I did not give up until now, and after this video I espacially wont give up. Determination is a skill everyone that wants to compete in life should be able to focus on and you showed me once again how much cubing can be related to the actual day to day life. So yes, that motivated me on levels my parents couldnt lol I will sit down now, write my applications for university and then I will start learning the dotcases so I finally know full OLL. I will mention you if I ever win something great. Big thanks

[@Lantutt202]

Krebutalex damn are you and i the same person

[@krebualex3807]

@@Lantutt202 are you a depressed 21 year old competetive pokemon player in need of something positive in life so you get addicted to cubing and try to get your life straight through self reflection, but every self reflection leads to more conclusions that you are a depressed loser?

[@akshaysathaye7859]

@@krebualex3807 Gotta love Pokemon......

[@asriantiabdkadir5917]

i think dot cases is easy than the 2 i shape😂

[@improvingtypist4702]

@@krebualex3807 yeah

[@ali-k6557]

Brody, your parents should be proud

[@liamgunter7581]

They probably are, and if they aren't they are bad

[@jasonb.lassner5660]

We are indeed!

[@Usha_Prasanna]

@@jasonb.lassner5660 Are u really Brody's dad cuz ur last name is also Lassner?

[@aloknight3656]

This goes beyond cubing, this man is giving us life advice.

[@RapBopzShorts]

yeah

[@JohnSmith-eo2dt]

“How can I improve on 3x3 without learning CFOP?” Learn Roux

[@0x19]

Xd

[@ritabratadey7437]

Lol 😂

[@harrymacdonald2672]

Lol

[@Leumaz.z]

Or ZZ

[@puerlatinophilus3037]

Or human Thistlethwaite

[@SpeedCubeProRL]

"The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, but the second best time is now!" - BrodytheCuber 2020

[@BrodytheCuber]

not my original quote but it's very important

[@Leonardo-cw1dd]

good quote

[@misam5234]

Oh I hear *"planettary"* 😅😂😂

[@zentree9932]

mr beast heard that and said "well i didnt plant a single tree 20 years ago so....."

[@animatedrak4565]

Yes

[@satviksharma2761]

You did it again Brody! YOU SUC ceeded in helping me get sub-20 :D

[@amateurapple]

Lol he helped me in Roux

[@asriantiabdkadir5917]

nice

[@DoubleDworth]

I was around 1:20 with beginner method, about a month ago, after years, I finally sucked it up and learned cfop. Yes I was slower at first, yes I messed up alot, but all you need to do is just practice, that’s how you learned how to solve in the first place right? Well now I’m 40-50 secs with my fastest being a 40.2, if you wanna be faster, just take the time. The algos may be intimidating at first but I PROMISE YOU, it’s not as complicated as you think, trust me :)

[@liam_k]

Lol i use beginner method avarege about 35 sec and 22 sec pb.. but im learning f2l for a month now and i can 2 look oll and 2 look pll... the sad thing is that im slower with f2l and you just proved to me that it is at the beginning slow.. ty

[@master_jesskiller6611]

me have practice a year and im my average 27 pb 20sec

[@5hadov]

I'm cubing for about a year and my PB is 5.127 sec and my avg is between 14 and 15 seconds. It's all about your dedication

[@danik0011]

i average ~30 and my pb is 20 and i totally agree with you (i still don't know full OLL 💀)

[@ignDart]

@@5hadovyeah your pb isnt 5.127 but nice

[@NotSandhorst]

wow, im 14 and that chinese proverb at the end was suuuuper deeeep brooooo

[@Jvdzzz]

Not Sandhorst o

[@hadoiia]

Me: *look at my perseverence* My perseverence: Dont even think about improving me

[@kinju6227]

@Spikes lol same here

[@jaydonturner2367]

Haha

[@jared4575]

I seem to have a lot of perseverance, and I think the reason why is because for every skill I have, I have hardly ever given up on a skill, if I did it is usually because I wanted to put more time into another skill that I enjoyed more.

[@asmallkitten]

At least the dude struggling was struggling with a Pro Shop cube. Cheers.

[@Usha_Prasanna]

Never seen Phil Yu with so less likes

[@palashneema4855]

@@Usha_Prasanna yes

[@cubeophilic.x7301]

Brody, nice comeback! There are hardly anyone who teaches these important things in cubing! Great Job!

[@fantiscious]

For 3 years (with some breaks) I've been averaging 12 seconds on 3x3. Thanks Brody, I needed this video

[@Arachne64]

Thanks man, this video really helped me get the courage to learn f2l and get faster at 3x3, since ive been stuck in 30 seconds for months now. You really deserve a like and a subscribe and I really wish I could do more than that

[@arkhamskids528]

This can be applied to daily life and not just cubing. Good life lesson! I’m at sub 34 for quite sometime and now I’m retraining myself to be better at F2L. I had a habit at keep doing a beginners method. So I slowed down and doing practice solves. This put my time up 1:10 or so but it not discouraging me, I’ll get better and starting to see my matches a bit faster. Perseverance and time is key! I’ll get to my PB but it’s the journey to get me there that I love. Thanks for posting this Brody!

[@Hello-hb5ux]

Hey, Thanks a lot, I'm not a cuber but my friend recommended your channel just to watch for entertainment. I'm actually a competitive swimmer. I'm 12 years old and I'm in the top 100 in my country. I've been doing swimming for 6 years and I completely agree with you. You need dedication and some kind of purpose to excel in a skill. Don't give up your dreams that's all I'm saying

[@ritabratadey7437]

This is THE best motivational video.....nice job Brody

[@woaji]

A few years late, but even at a high level, I can still relate somewhat to the message of this video.

[@BrodytheCuber]

woaji da woaji 👍

[@sandyjones75]

This video was awesome! I’ve been improving a lot thanks to many of your vids, and I just won my first comp this Saturday

[@Ajdin-wx7pl]

Thank you for this. I've finally stopped averaging 29 for a year and went down to sub-25 and now learning full PLL and after, advanced F2L. Thank you for giving me the motivation to continue.❤️❤️❤️

[@mattattack5603]

I feel like this video was uploaded at the exact right time and was meant of me. Over the past month I have been putting off learning OLL and F2L algorithms. This has made me almost quit cubing altogether until this video came. Thank you much much Brody!

[@0x19]

I got stuck in begginers method for 4 years and lost intrest for another year. Next year I continued with beginners but seemed boring. Then I found someone who cubed with beginners as me but he was waay faster than me. I spent like a month learning reduced cfop an became sub 1 min, that motivated me to continue learning cfop(as i am now). We still compete and i had a PB of 26" and he had 25" but today I cubed a lot and got a some Lucky scramble that lead me to a sub20 PB. That is basicly what keeps up my determination rn.

[@stetsonjohnson0828]

I became sub-20 a week ago, and your content was the key to my improving, sub 15 next

[@MeanSoybean]

I don’t often like videos from cubing youtubers but I really see how much you invested into the writing of this video. I started cubing around March of last year (wow that’s a long time) and for months I was stuck on beginner’s method. I learned it from the cheat sheet that came with the box and didn’t even know it was called beginner’s method. With it, I was able to get my average to around one minute, give or take ten seconds. In September I met these other two cubers who were sub-30 and thought they were so good only thanks to finger tricks. But then I realized the way they were solving was very different from mine; cross on bottom, f2l, 4lll was not something I was aware of at all. And when they saw me solve, they found my way of doing it very strange and confusing (I guess they didn’t know or remember beginner’s method?). Today, I’ve learned intuitive f2l and am trying to perfect my 2-look oll. I definitely think it helps with perseverance to be able to view learning new algs and getting new solves as a challenge that would reward new satisfying milestones, much akin to that endorphin hit you mentioned. Thank you for your message my dude. I’m a long way from getting a WR but you made me reflect on this journey and I appreciate that.

[@willhennig3168]

I've been stuck trying to get sub-20 for quite a while now. I put off cubing for a couple of years, as I lost interest in speedcubing. It wasn't until recently that I decided to take on the challenge again. The idea of perseverance doesn't just apply to cubing, but also to life in general. Thank you for your wise words Brody!

[@ayoubkherouf652]

are you sub-20 now?

[@Abdullah-gb7kg]

Great video Immediately subbed as a new cuber I use beginner method and trying to learn cfop. This vid will help me alot thanks! I hope I will be determined enough! Edit : The quality of video is great and I'm surprised to see that your channel is underrated! I hope you will grow soon and will become one of the biggest channels.

[@solocuber8530]

This video really helped me. Now from today onwards i am going to learn full oll. Thankyou so much for your advice brody :)

[@alwiedavidson8696]

its been an honor to watch this channel grow. you teach more helpful things other cubers cant teach

[@izumi2165]

I needed motivation because I was feeling sad af, and this just made my day. This advice doesn't only works for cubing, it works for life.

[@mrcrazernut]

4:58 Did he just said "Baby you try to take the next step to get faster,"?

[@عبدالسميع-ه7ح]

Thank you sooo much. you should become a motivational speaker SERIOUSLY

[@alejrandom6592]

That's below him

[@mccardrixx5289]

*Brody,you're absolutely right!!!* *At the beginning it was very hard for me to learn F2L for the first time and I really wanted to give up learning it :/* *Now I somehow like F2L and I do get well on with it!* *I usually average around 12/13 seconds...*

[@VKCUBED]

Hi

[@mccardrixx5289]

@@VKCUBED Hi,I'm averaging high11 atm!

[@shahanshahpolonium]

@@mccardrixx5289 wow im 22 seconds average now

[@davidnelsonjr.5156]

hey Brody! i just want to thank you for all the content you make i have learned so much from your F2L videos. i have been cubing for about 5 months and i average 13 i think this is crazy without you i would not be this fast.

[@skwebjacob]

as someone who's been averaging 10-11 for almost a year now, this video makes me feel like improving at 3x3 again, instead of just using the excuse of other events as a focus to avoid having to improve. thanks brody :)

[@finleydunk4105]

i have been cubing for 4 months now and with beginners method my average is 30-40 seconds. i started to learn CFOP 3 weeks ago and yes i am stuck on it and my average with CFOP is around 50 seconds. but i am determined to overcome this is and become sub 30 before April 1st. Thank you brody. You are an inspiration to many.

[@avikc7145]

My story about cubing Once upon a time, i got a cube from my dad on my bday i tried to solve it and i failed at the cross i took me 3 days just to understand cross,after i finnaly did i tried learning 1st and 2 ndlayer wich was pretty easy the yellow cross kinda seemed tough but it was ez too so yeah now i knew how to solve the cube, i started to say to myself "i also want to be like Jperm (my favorite cuber) " and so i started wih f2l 1st attempt fail 2nd fail 3rd fail 4th fail 5th knew a little bit 6th fail i started to lose hope but i did it again 7th i suceeded i was averaging 40 now,but i wanted to get faster i learnt the 2 alg oll and pll which was super long and kinda sucked i knew it and started 2 look oll and pll i had done it i felt like i was a top cuber but i was averaging 35 now, i learnt full pll(2 weeks) and started to improve my tps getting to 30 was the hardest and did take long but after i did i learnt cross,i was averaging 30 i felt like a god at that time but i decided i want to be like Jperm i learnt advanced cross and f2l and here i am now a cuber that averages 25 sec in under 3 months, i really have a lot of perseverance if you also have a story reply on this comment i would love to hear others storys too

[@JPDcuber]

This is a great video. I was inseparable from cubing until I slowed down around 17 seconds. I altogether stopped cubing for months. I eventually came back and dropped times eventually to low 15 averages, with occasional sub-15 averages. I was stuck for about 8 months at that level and couldn't improve after learning full OLL. However, I kept grinding and didn't give up. Don't give up, the feeling of finally dropping your times is awesome. I am now sub-14.

[@watercuber6221]

Brody described me 2 years ago. I was stuck and was not able to break the sub 20 barrier. After a while, I ended up giving up. But I never stopped dreaming that I’d be sub 10. Finally after making excuses for 2 years I decided to pick up the cube. Going from being rusty and averaging 30 seconds to 17 seconds in 2 weeks made me really happy. I’m not gonna stop until I reach sub 10.

[@Leonardo-cw1dd]

Brody: Issues challenge to prove him wrong Me: challenge accepted wont know until i try

[@toom-zm4bc]

Wow. This video really made me think. I averaged 30 seconds in the beginning of 2019 and I stopped. Probably because I wasn't improving very much. This year, I decided to come back and improve, and after relearning some plls I am now sub 25. I'm really happy I came back. Cubing is such a nice hobby and I love this community!

[@chrisethan1246]

This is truly motivational 🙌🙌

[@chessbitz6846]

0:55 I took 8-9 years before I learnt to solve it properly. I used to quit halfway. Get motivated after 2 years but by then I have forgotten what I learnt before and quit again. Crazy to think that I struggled to memorize some small easy algs while now I know PLLs, Algorithmic F2Ls, OLLs...

[@A_Potato42]

I still remember the day I started getting into speedcubing.I learnt Beginner's Method and showed it to one of my friends (I didn't know him well).He said:" Nice job.Can I borrow the cube?".I gave him the 3x3 and he solved it in matter of seconds.He then showed me one of his best WCA results at the time.It was a sub-10 average.I was amazed.He sent me basic tutorials of CFOP.I started to improve very fast from over a minute to barely sub-30(PB:24.39).But then I ran into a problem.I didn't learn in any kind of order.Sometimes I learn PLL algs and sometimes I learn OLL algs.But the part where I struggle the most(Cross), I tend to avoid it.I started to slow down, practiced a lot but didn't improve at all.I got bored,the dedication wasn't there any more and......I quit.It was a fun time though.

[@durban55]

Wow. This was such a helpful video. No one else makes videos like this. I’m stuck at 1:45 at 5x5, and I haven’t improved in 5 months. I’m trying to get better, but I can’t. I just need to persevere. Thanks Brody!!! 👍👍👍

[@LandNStudios]

I needed this video about 3/4 of a year ago. From May 2018 to May 2019, I refused to learn CFOP and was stuck at averaging 40 seconds, and I almost quit cubing. At the time, I realized that Western Champs was only about a month away, and learned OLL and PLL in under a week. Now I have learned Full PLL, and average Sub 18.5

[@zbigniewdelikowski982]

OKAY IM GOING TO BE CN RIGHT NOW, thanks for that motivational video.

[@M3ko2]

I have been cubing since 2016, and I've hit many road blocks in the events I do, but even how many times I switch event focus, it still doesn't change the fact that I have a lot of room for improvement, and that keeps me going in trying to get better, and right now, I'm still along the journey, and I've still got a long way to go. Thanks for getting this message out!

[@liamgunter7581]

We ain't quitting out here Brody this is my 3rd time watching and I've been more inspired all 3 times

[@catapree]

really great video man, it was nice to help edit the script and now see it done!

[@ericzhu6620]

i've been waiting for this for a lot of times! thank you Brody

[@ericzhu6620]

woah he hearted me!

[@aeighe5065]

Ok Cross +1, you defeated me enough times, it's been almost a year since I attempted to conquer you and I failed a bunch of times, now is the time to end this. you're the last obstacle for me to reach sub-10. I'll defeat you... Well... I'll finish you after all my research defense is done.

[@anishdayani9551]

Man Brody ur positive thoughts continue to inspire me thanks man soon sub 15 believe that Never Give Up

[@J.J.J.J.J.J.J]

Brody, insightful video. The graph depicting people dropping out was awesome. I’m at the stage of learning complete OLL and improving look ahead. My concern is that I neglect other parts of my life, so I’ve been cubing less. But now you’ve motivated me to complete the process!

[@bruhmoment3006]

I've been cubing for 2 months, and i learned recently CFOP, reaching a PB of 22. I am stucked at this level from 2 weeks now, but i really want to improve, and i must thank you, this video is one of the most inspirational video i've ever seen, i'll do my best to improve and, hopefully, one day reach your level

[@liamgunter7581]

join Brody's notif squad to get notifications whenever he uploads a new(and great) video

[@mr.cubecumber2621]

You just lade me rush to my cube and learn advanced f2l! This is the best cubing motivation/lession on youtube!

[@JavaCuber]

Waiting 27 hours

[@charliebetts8458]

I've been at about 22s for a while now. And it has been a struggle to keep going when I'm having to learn a lot of other stuff atm, which has meant that learning full OLL has become more difficult. However, I am going to keep persevering and I will be back here when I get faster to prove that it is possible. Thank you for the video Brody, this was the motivation we needed.

[@ct24-ho4pm]

i've been at around 22 for a while now too, i'm just happy with my current progress and am not really trying as hard as i was to get faster

[@stacca5381]

My personal cubing story: I'm 21, started cubing at 18, had a lot of fun and my times were around 25-27 secs. Pretty proud of myself, but I quitted cubing at 19, because I was very busy with university and it was very hard for me to get better. Got back to cubing about 6 months ago, studied all the PLLs list (almost, basically never learnt Gd, I use T and U, yeah I know it's unefficient but it worked till now :') ), studied a lot of OLLs (at least 25), improved my F2L and my cross (I was doing the cross on top and then rotate the cube LOL), improved in look ahead. Now I average around 17, with my best average of 100 being 18.40 and my best average of 5 being 16.09, and my PB, which I'm super proud of, being 11.52. I also took part in my first competition. My objective for 2020: - PB under 10; - average of 5 under 15. Now tell me your #cubingstory!

[@chikado6964]

Nice! I was 17when i started and in 6 months i was sub 20. Then i took a 4 month break and now this week i started again and got a pb AO 100(17.88) and a pb of 11.72 and im very proud somehow (:

[@Salman-os7pr]

Heyy did you manage to achieve your goals?

[@stacca5381]

@@Salman-os7pr i got a new pb but it's not sub10, it's 10.25. But finally I got a sub15 ao5, 14.79 (it's never gonna happen again tho lmao). I didn't practice as much I wanted to, I feel like I can still improve a lot with enough time

[@joshuawolfenbarger3131]

i have been cubing for 3 or 4 years now and i have taken multiple breaks but i am averaging around 22 seconds now and this video helped me realize that i need more perseverance and i want to stop taking breaks thanks for this amazing video brody, now i know how i really need to improve in cubing.

[@harrydooode7905]

Man This is such a good video, but you don’t know how much this helped. Thanks!

[@vineyard7277]

take a shot whenever he says perseverance

[@ds.1403]

I'm almost sub 20 on the 3x3, got my first sub 20 Ao12 of 19.88 yesterday. Your video motivates me to go further. Thank you Brody, really appreciate it:-)

[@shivampanjiyara8288]

Hi Brody, I started cubing 5 years years ago. I was very casual about it. Averaging around 50 sec with beginners method. Never thought of speedcubing. But 3 years ago I tried pushing myself. I got my 1st sub 30 with cfop in maybe one or two weeks and then I left it. I have started again two weeks ago. Was averaging around 50 sec with cfop but now my avg has dropped to under 32 sec with 24.14sec as pb. This time I won't leave it . Goal is sub 10. Hope I get there soon

[@towerdefensenoob9443]

This video inspired me to think about this farther than cubing like school, math, homework, etc. Definitely a great video.

[@colinstorm2892]

everyone i have tried to learn the rubiks cube, have learnt it. It is much easier to learn it from someone else live. i hope i had someone better than me who could help me improve faster when i was a noob

[@Tootus69]

I saw the title and thought Brody was threatening me

[@welpistmusic6147]

Thank you for such amazing content brody! You are the best, most helpful and most motivational and inspirational cubing channel ever! Love ur content!

[@isaiah5971]

This was oddly scientific I like it I am a science nerd and a cuber And I am glad you gave everyone this video straight, you didn't act like life is fair. Also, you really helped me through the phases that you talked about in your video.

[@dinky7777]

Brody one day ima be faster than you and you’ll regret this video 👊🏻 it’s on

[@rohanj4839]

Count me in too

[@shahanshahpolonium]

actually he'll be proud you learned from him

[@kaz8297]

Same here

[@David-tn8ij]

Dam, I don’t know what to say... You’re just a coach rn, I don’t think anyone would have said what you just said. Perseverance is, I don’t know. Thanks Brody, I realize that this could be applied to anything, like drawing or running. Those are other things I do as a teen, and cubing. I’m only sub 50 which isn’t the best but I haven’t given up yet. I’ve learned the basics and some advance F2L cases, and trying to learn oll and pll. So far, I haven’t give up yet probably never will.

[@BEYBLADEBEN]

Well I know what I'm doing in 27 hours! Also, thumbnail as it is now is hilarious.

[@cubeophilic.x7301]

True, my resolution this year was to TRY learning 3BLD, one month back I started learning, thinking that I'll end up getting my first bld success only after like 5-6 months....In one month, I've got a3:19 min BLD single! Perseverance and interest is everything 🤘

[@deekay1306]

I started cubing with a speedcube, and I didn’t know how to solve until a year after getting it. That whole time I just kept turning and getting really fast. That was my mistake, I prioritized TPS and fingertricks before even learning to solve. Then I learned beginners method. Sub 1 first day. Then I dropped to two minutes. I couldn’t figure out why. I then gave up. I watched this video, then I went to improve. It’s been 2 months. I’ve learned 4LLL, Keyhole F2L, Basic F2L cases, a t perm, and I get sub 40 with 2 tps. I had perseverance, and you can to. Although I’m far from done learning, I’m still pushing to become better.

[@JohnMarwinBrion]

This video keeps me more motivated and inspired to get out on sub 20. Thanks dudeeee!!!

[@thoperSought]

so, this is interesting for me, because I _was_ stuck, and I think I'm getting over it now. I think there's a hole in my brain where the part that learns algs should be, so I switched to beginner Roux very early on. but there's not a lot of guidance on how to get fast if you don't already know CFOP, and I was blaming that for progress being hard. recently, I stopped blaming things outside myself, and started to take a hard look at what I'm actually doing to practice, and things are starting to come together a bit better. I watched your old "10 Incredible Techniques..." video again on Monday-after having seen it quite a while back-and saw it in a different way. the diagnosis hasn't changed, but partly by taking responsibility for finding a way through, I feel like I'm making progress in a way that I wasn't a few months ago.

[@keplercuber9155]

I agree with this video very much. I had been stuck at sub 11 for a long time , but after I made up my mind I’m going to get faster. I became sub 9 within 3 weeks.

[@azharvirani2979]

Honestly I needed this video right now. Because of COVID-19 my motivation to cube really went down, but recently I've started practicing seriously again. I have some really old official results that I really want to beat at my upcoming comps. I got demotivated after not getting a sub 30 official 4x4 average or beating my 7.88 official 3x3 average at my last comp, but this video really helps me change my mindset. Thank you so much for this advice.

[@isaaccallaghan4322]

Every cuber here just got totally clickbaited so hard but totally got hyped up by the pep talk

[@sultanskingo-_-2342]

You inspired me ❤️❤️❤️ I was sub 50 and with you and all of your vids I became sub 30 your the best ❤️❤️

[@ClockSolver]

i have been stuck learning 2 look last layer. i finished full pll, and this inspired me to learn full oll

[@yoanceecuber5261]

I am going to try get sub 13 in 1 a week. I will update you every day! Reply to this comment so I don't foreget...Wish me luck :) Edit: I forgot to mention I will do ao50 every day Day 1: ao50- 13.31 pretty normal for me best time- 9.95 worst time- 25.96 Day 2: ao50- 13.63 a little worst that the day 1 average but I am trying new things to improve so yeah best time- 10.03 worst time- 13.53 Day 3: ao50- 13.80 best time- 10.61 worst time- 20.17 Day 4: ao50- 13.59 dang its hard best time- 9.11 worst time- 22.65

[@Lantutt202]

brody dropping another banger, showing this to all my beginner method friends ❤️

[@mhng5985]

This video was an eye opener for me. Never thought about cubing this way

[@vaibhavdas8134]

What you said is absolutely true. I completely agree with you. I was averaging around sub 1 minute on 3x3 and that was very frustrating. After the long 3 years of practice i am almost to become sub 15. This required the important skill "perseverance"

[@nagaharshadthecuber12345]

Umm I became from sub 1 minute to sub 20 in just one year... My parents were scolding me for not studying, but now they are proud of me

[@nagaharshadthecuber12345]

Now I am sub 10 after 2 years from when I started learning

[@junkcuber5611]

Not sure if you will get back to me on this one but I’ll ask anyway. I am not a color neutral solver but what is the best way to become color neutral? Would you suggest drilling the same color every time until you are used to it or would you pick the cross color for each solve while practicing? I currently use white for most solves unless I see a ridiculously easy yellow. Happy cubing.

[@sinpi314]

0:18 that’s me on the right :O

[@JavaCuber]

"funny comments on this"

[@B.Campos]

this video just encourages me more to learn to learn 2 step OLL

[@DallasKaiiran]

before this video i only wanted to learnt plls i wanted to, but after this video, i immediately opened j perm and memorising plls

[@VKCUBED]

This video touched me Now let's go for sub 10

[@xeno8320]

It took me a week to learn how to solve a rubiks cube Keep going Dont give up

[@mannymassawe5304]

This was an incredible boost of confidence

[@omerd602]

Something weird happened with my speedcubing journey. When I was little (like sub-10 agewise) I used to be really interested in cubing, but I only used beginner's and not-so-great "speedcube." I brought my PB to sub-1, then pretty much stopped. Every once in a while I'd bring the cube around and solve it a few times, eventually I realized I was getting 10-20 seconds below what I thought was my PB but that was about it. I never learned CFOP at that time and lost interest. Last year, though, a friend got me interested in cubing again, and over this time I did what I couldn't do for years: I learned full CFOP (minus 10ish OLL algs), I have much better cubes, and I'm sub-20 with no sign of losing interest anytime soon. So... I guess the moral of the story is that even if you lose interest once, you can gain that interest later. Basically exactly what's been described at the end of the video. Don't give up on your ability to stop giving up!

[@rafiaejaz5300]

Thank you! Its taking forever for me to be sub 20 with roux but you motivated me to keep practising

[@deltapi6880]

My times have dropped from 14 to 17 lately, this motivated me so much

[@melicious1081]

holy, this was so inspirational and motivational. Thanks dud.

[@spherecuber5949]

Thanks Brody, you are always so good at inspiring us

[@v1shn3vsk72]

Brody, THATS AMAZING! Thank you for this video