I SOLVED A 4x4 LAYER-BY-LAYER UNDER 1 MINUTE

[@anishdode4023]

Jperm : I solved a 4×4 layer by layer Me, a 3 by 3 solver: Isn't that how you are supposed to solve it??

[@MarcTelang]

For 3 by 3 yes for 4 by 4 no

[@indiegala281]

Marcel Telang he knows that, this comment is a joke

[@famrah]

😂 saamee PS: what does y mean at 4:31 ? I'm just a beginner btw

[@rowshanakhter6701]

@@famrah it's a rotation Here's a video by j perm to read cube notations kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGXIeaBqp85rja8

[@stephonramnarine714]

lol

[@rubikscubed1986]

I actually tried to solve it this way when I first got the 4x4 LOL!!! To be perfectly honest I love this method even more than the redux method it's so fun and intuitive! Thanks so much for making this vid :)

[@shaileshsor]

Same

[@ludysechico5338]

He is too fast, seems like he doesn't want to teach

[@drawingforlife3]

​@@ludysechico5338 exactly 😢 I couldn't do much cuz he was to fast

[@PyxlZannX]

Me too haha

[@turntablistDJDR]

Slow down playspeed...

[@Cubingwizard]

Me: *about to sleep* Jperm: *uploads* Me: _i dont need sleep, i need jperm_

[@MrWhatducwhat]

true

[@irinelrotaru5442]

Same

[@wakkle]

Unoriginal

[@cubiminx]

Sounds weird

[@zoteiscool2134]

@@wakkle it is

[@ItsJustGreen]

Finally someone who actually reads my mind with tons of questions on cubing. next do solving a 6x6 in 3x3 style like in your 4x4 doing 2x2 thingy.

[@isacubes]

Honestly thats the best part of the Cubing community. Just hanging out with your cuber friends, even if you are on totally different levels of speed, is always a good time. I honestly miss comps so bad and really wish they would start again. So far I've had more comps canceled than comps ive actually been to.

[@insertclevernamehere9704]

There are no cubers in my school and I have not met a single other cuber irl

[@wd3rwexwd]

@@insertclevernamehere9704 Sad, I have 3 other friends who bring their cubes to school daily same with me and we talk about them

[@NettylSpryngs]

So excited they're starting up again!

[@isacubes]

@@NettylSpryngs Same!

[@DinoNuggies4665]

Yeah, I have a friend who cubes, I kinda lost interest, maybe I'll start up again. This video kinda inspired me because solving 4x4 layer by layer seems relatively new, maybe me and my friend can battle for good PB's for 4x4 layer by layer, sounds fun.

[@legendgames128]

Man, I cannot thank you enough for introducing me to this way of solving it. Knowing the traditional n by n by n method, this was a relief to be solving big cubes this way! I thank you whole-heartedly! I think I got a little high on it. Slightly different method: First Layer S(n-2)L ALL (Assemble Last Layer) OLL PLL

[@beenamehra2796]

Next up: How to solve 7x7 onehanded with one in each handed and megaminx with feet blindfolded.

[@thecard-shark1771]

This is perfect

[@Wick291]

Ha this is ez

[@sear8663]

bro i can do 17 x 17 one in each hand, dodecahedron in each foot blind folded underwater without breathing easilyyy

[@mamtakohima]

@@sear8663 just record and send me I will watch the whole video just record plese 😂😂

[@ezraisaninjac7136]

@@sear8663 cap

[@cubecade1554]

J Perm: gets sub 1 on layer by layer Me: uses yau,3-2-3 edge pairing, half center and couldn't get sub 1:10

[@artemlyubchenko3022]

Same.

[@randomguyonyoutube1315]

Next: How to solve a 4x4 using only Jperms.

[@valencehockey1668]

?? Okay, that’s next level

[@dfc9547]

Imagine if that was actually possible

[@alancutouwu2327]

Maybe it's possible

[@MeaninglessVids.]

this is so underratted

[@cuberguy2641]

With outer layers it’s impossible unless.....

[@prekshamaniar1053]

with your Yau Method tutorial of 4x4 I learnt not just 4x4 but also 5x5 and 6x6. Then I saw this video and thought wow 4x4 layer by layer amazing work. Keep it up👍👍

[@haaviss9869]

When j perm uploads: **Food can wait**

[@mrpersik8701]

**LIVE CAN WAIT**

[@Caitlin7142]

@@mrpersik8701 u mean life?

[@HardPasta]

Sleep can wait. It is 2 am for me

[@mrpersik8701]

@@Caitlin7142 I M E A N L I V E M A N

[@yoyofruits22]

Just eat food while watching the video.

[@lastlight8226]

tysm JPerm this helped me a lot :D

[@JamieCuber]

Why don't you try to solve the 3x3 like the Ortega method? (by first solving the top and bottom faces)

[@benmcclenaghan7728]

I have done that

[@JorWat25]

That's roughly what LMCF does (www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/LMCF). You solve all the corners like you would a 2x2, then place the U and D edges, then solve the M slice

[@Rattus375]

This doesnt really make sense. The reason Ortega is used for 2x2 is because you can use less than ten algs to solve the cube. With a 3x3, the number of algs you need to know would be ridiculously high

[@dfc9547]

Too many algs for pbl

[@UlmDoesAnything]

Lol I imagine that as Solving the corners using ortega snd using commutators to solve the edges and ive never timed myself doing that woo

[@Magworld0]

This is more or less how I was doing 4x4 and 5x5 back in the days! I would do layers 124, solving everything around the bottom face, but not the 4 center squares. This leaves 12 center pieces to move around using commutators in the end. That was what I came up with without any external help anyway :)

[@jimmclean6984]

you went to fast

[@ThisIsRust]

I usually get bored solving 4x4's but this just made it more interesting to solve

[@jayanthich7802]

I am very happy due to your channel because I learnt my 3x3 and 4x4 cube in your channel and I can solve the both cubes in a minute now. Sooo thanks for your channel J PERM and my friends are shocked by this fast solving....

[@jayanthich7802]

Soo proud of you

[@anandasubramanyanaravi9573]

When he solves LBL and is still faster than you Edit : Woah thanks for likes

[@yidisprei100]

That's how I feel

[@cuberguy2641]

Sathwik Krishna Naravi true

[@snozking]

Yes

[@tgwnn]

my PB is 1:39 lol.

[@a_cuber123]

yep

[@combustablelemon3482]

Decided to pause 30 secs in and go try it myself. Actually figured it out with similar albeit slower methods and am super proud of myself. Even managed to not use any 4x4 algorithms paridy aside.

[@ewankirkpatrickcom]

Jperm: if you do this with friends its super fun. Me: *doesnt have any cuber friends* what do I do now?

[@sastryakella1895]

Teach them lol

[@JJTRM-GG]

Yo same

[@gamerrye4579]

Ikr

[@andrejszinkevic9788]

Same bro

[@andrejszinkevic9788]

They probably won't be bothered just play football

[@MineCrafter-or4is]

I accidentally solved it without knowing how I did that XDD

[@seemarustagi4611]

I tried it... I used commutators and algs and finally in 3-4 mins, I solved the 4x4 cube layer by layer. This video helped me even more.

[@faizahmed5172]

How did u solve the 4th layer??

[@Ashterix_Nocturnal]

JPerm: "oh my god guys i got the unofficial world record!" The Hoya Guy: "turns smoothly"

[@arifwazir3584]

Petition for J Perm to make an updated cube tier list ⬇

[@arifwazir3584]

@Gabriel Coley i feel like most people would be interested in 3x3

[@arifwazir3584]

@Gabriel Coley Too bad for you, probably J Perm and more people dont agree/want a 4x4 tier list

[@AlyssaRousell]

Appreciate the detailed breakdown! 🧐 Just a small off-topic question: 😅 I only have these words 🤔. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). Not sure how to use them, would appreciate help. 🙏

[@davidbird7646]

*the one time i can follow along on a jperm challenge without having to know commutators*

[@Pedro-ho2ht]

To the 3rd layer centers, you can also do a sune kinda of thing, with the inner layer, it moves one center piece to the top layer, when you get a bar at the top you can do a reverse sune, again with the inner layer and put the centers at place

[@Purbur_01]

Omg thank you it’s so much easier

[@florianzellmer8735]

There is one trick I know for 3rd layer centers: you can move the piece you want to solve as close to its belonging spot and then do a sune using only slice l/r moves

[@Jasper_4444]

Hey, thanks!

[@victor_creator]

6:15 I actually figured out that exact algorithm on my own. It has a whole ton of applications with variations, even on a 3x3 cube if you know what you're doing.

[@ariyabodmousavi5689]

Me too

[@CarmenGonzalez-rs8pg]

Can you show me the algorithm then

[@thectheb]

Isn't this what we all did when we first got a 4x4

[@43Cubes]

Yes

[@triptijindal9518]

Yeah

[@colleen9493]

Yeah. And we all got 3 layers.

[@Gearhead.5HAD0W]

🗿

[@phanchu3068]

Jperm : This method is prety simple Me: This method is prety hardcore

[@santidel.c7477]

no one: absolutly no one: Me:writting a complete paragraph in the comments for the heart of jperm

[@Thami-Thando]

That is so sick man, your mind is crazy!

[@modal_derp]

first few attempts I got a 1:09. How to make it faster: direct solving with commutators, AKA K4 ending also can do 3rd Layer in a different order to use a fat sune variation for the centers and basically lots of K4 tricks to optimise this. including first layer rouxblock building instead of cross+corners.

[@urangoouka9378]

b

[@MrFrankvanderhorst]

Nicely done. It sure is a fun way to solve the cube. I main roux and do not do cfop all that much. I do enjoy basic beginner method. So i wanted to try this. I got F3L done but am stuck on the last layer now. I don't really see if i have a parity or where i need to apply the last 2 edge algs. If you happen to find the time, do you think you could do another vid on just the last layer? And does this also work on bigger cubes? Would be nice to know a layer by layer method for fun for bigger cubes besides reduction and then use roux.

[@MrFrankvanderhorst]

Solved it :) had to look up the last 2 edge algs to see it more clearly. But really fun way.

[@kiransoni9360]

Pt

[@kiransoni9360]

@@MrFrankvanderhorst pt

[@nonatomendoza9175]

Same for me

[@GilchristMcGill]

My brother literally woke me up this morning asking for my cube to try LBL! How ironic.

[@JoshuaLi-p2e]

bro, i solved 8x8 layer by layer. you should try doing a layer by layer cube relay for cubes 2x2 - what ever biggest cube you have that you think would not bore you to death. good luck!

[@agamchawla9053]

Bruhhhhhh The new 3x3 cube tier list Where is it I don't know it will come first or my first sub 10

[@charlieharrison]

Probably your first sub-10 if you practise instead of mindlessly watching tutorials/cubing videos and feeling smart

[@agamchawla9053]

@@charlieharrison lol actually i have 2 sub 10s But i spoke for somewhat the majority of cubing community

[@mury1196]

I literally got my first sub 10 yesterday (7.22) and it was an oll and pll skip at the same time it feels so good flexing on your friend that's been trying for a year and you get it in 4 and a half months

[@iDunnoMC]

@@mury1196 you seem like a very unfriendly friend

[@ananyamaity5566]

I watched a whole video without pausing for the first time and then....idk why I felt like crying? Dont worry I didnt, ik im hopeless lmaoo

[@_daissh_]

Wow, how can so many people get to this video so fast! And including all the different time zones as well!😮

[@mccardrixx5289]

Canada and the US have an clear advantage!

[@parabolaaaaa4919]

why

[@_daissh_]

@@parabolaaaaa4919 J Perm is Canadian

[@TheCubingAvatar]

Jperm:this is fun to do with your friends Me with no cubing friends:👁👄👁

[@Inds]

When he solves layer by layer faster then you 🥺😂

[@varadpanse3423]

Thank you this help me more !!!! Love from India , Maharastra

[@harshit012]

6:54 u can do it blindfolded but can't with open eyes It's just muscle memory

[@cuberguy2641]

TG CUBER, it’s that U have unlimited memorisation on BLD but 15 inspection on non BLD

[@death_nopro8711]

you are the best youtuber ever cause one of my friend got me into cubing then i found your youtube channel nowi can slove alot of cubes

[@jean-anthonydo9297]

when you are loving the first layer, can you do sort of like an f2l thing to solve two or three layers instead?

[@andrewclapp1286]

So this may seem a little odd, but I've been doing 4x rotational checkerboard, yes you need to manually rotate one corner. But the basic idea is I only know CFOP so I use that, but I solve into checkerboard and rotate the one corner at the end. You have to start this approach by doing checker faces (for example red+white, white+blue, blue+red, and the correct mix of yellow , green and orange). Once you have the centers, you need appropriate edges, and you could sketch it all out to know which ones you need in advance and solve them all, but I tend to pick a top, say blue+white, and then solve the 4 top edges and place them, then go after the 4 edges needed for F2L in this pattern, and do the last 4 edges at the end as part of the last layer. Anyway, it's a little tricky and fun. Once in a while, the checker of the last face will be the wrong rotation with respect to the rest of the sides and corners, and I've not found a decent way to solve that yet. Ideas?

[@Jasper_4444]

I've been doing 5x5 and 7x7 this way.

[@aryansanju5772]

Hi, J Perm Can you please give a detailed explanation on how to solve the fourth layer.

[@ethanplayzgames69]

Yes please

[@heavensaint5768]

who knew using 3x3 and 2x2 algorithms sets made it so much fun to solve a 4x4 i used these steps from the beginner methods of all three puzzles first layer 1. RuR' to make the white center piece by piece (do f or f' before the alg if there are three center pieces solved and the unsolved center piece is on the bottom right) 2. rur'fr'f'r for same slice edge pairing for the white cross, different slice edge pairing is self explanatory 3. rur'u'(3x3 right four moves) or lu'l'u(3x3 left four moves) for white cross corners second layer 4.use RuR' to make the second layer centers (make sure to fix the white egde pieces you destroy) 5. urur'u' (righty alg for inserting an edge on the second layer rightmost piece on 3x3) or ulu'l'u ( lefty alg for inserting an edge on the second layer leftmost piece on 3x3) or do f2l (sl for 4x4 lol) if you know it and what to do with it third layer 6. make as many solved center pieces as you can (either 3 or 4) 7. solve the center (fix destroyed pieces)(no algs cause every case needs an already listed above algorithm) 8. use the algorithms (uru'mluru'ml' or u'lumru'l'u'mr'; ml = middle left mr = middle right, if this alg looked familiar, its an alg for putting corners in their correct position in two by two but modified to solve third layer egdes on 4x4! ) jperm uses in the video to solve the third layer edge pieces last layer 9. use jperms algorithms for the top layer solving (algs are in description of vid) yay solved

[@cuberguy2641]

Max Park must be laughing hard.

[@AliceOutlandish]

I remember when I thought this was how you actually solved a 4x4. I had only known 2x2, 3x3, and Pyra and had a cubing app on my phone and wanted to see how far I could get on a 4x4 with no experience, and I managed to get the 1st layer and had no idea where to go. A year later I tried it again and got the 1st 3 layers but not knowing how to do the last layer. It was an interesting time to say the least.

[@vidcapper1]

When I got the original rubik's revenge in the 80s, I think layer by layer was the only way known to do it!

[@_wetmath_]

challenge: solve a 4x4 with the petrus method hehehe

[@prawnydagrate]

"If you do this with some friends" *Sits down with 2 cubes, crying*

[@rmcuber19]

Me* somehow solves a 4x4 using yau in 1 minute J perm* solving a 4x4 using layer by layer under 1 minute

[@43Cubes]

me: cries in reduction 4x4 in 4 minutes

[@BoldSolver]

Hi J Perm, Thank you for making this video!! Actually I wanted 4x4 to be more fun and I got this new technique. While watching your video I learnt how to do it layer by layer!! Regards BOLD SOLVER

[@grcuber6832]

try solving all the centers and the first four edges the do a type of intuitive 4x4 F2L (F3L for 4x4) and do last layer the same way jperm did and then do last layer it is actually a small bit faster than this

[@archgirl]

That’s not layer by layer, though. You can’t move on to the centers until you’ve got the first layer corners in place, and you can’t move to third layer edge pieces until you’ve placed the second layer edge pieces. Doing the center pieces on the third layer before filling in second layer edges is against layer by layer rules. Obviously that doesn’t _really_ matter, but it’s just not layer by layer anymore.

[@Rubiks_Cube_King]

It worked!!! I will buy the cubes in the jperm collection

[@cactos5070]

When first got a 4 x 4, I intuitively tried to solve it like a 3 x 3.

[@TRAMNITTSU]

Same

[@Kaztooo]

U R M U M is the best alg for 4x4

[@Doroteu01]

When I get a new puzzle, I like to figure it out by myself. Back in 2011 when I had my own way to solve 3x3 (all corners, then 2 opposite faces, then the remaining 4 edges, crazy!), a friend showed me layer by layer and then I got a 4x4, I would solved it kinda layer by layer too. But what I used to do was first center, then cross and then the others centers. Only then I would solve the first corners and the edges to go to last layer. That's when I met parity and no need to say the nightmare it was 😂😂😂😂.

[@prking9314]

I did it same btw

[@sparkle2331]

Everytime I search multiple videos to solve and I always end up with jperm, which satisfies me 100 percent...

[@irinelrotaru5442]

I learned all algorithms and actually, i got an Pb with this method lol.

[@copsar332]

What are the last algorithms?

[@siroscar]

Finally, a F3l Tutorial!

[@Lightzsszszs]

Bruh the end is the hardest he doesn’t even help I’m unliking

[@aradhyakedige4181]

Thanks for teaching to solve the 4*4 Rubic's cube

[@samwilson2130]

When I was younger I had a 3x3 Rubik’s brand cube and it had instructions to solve it using the beginner method which is layer by layer. So one Christmas I got a 5x5 and I wanted to solve it without instructions and I remembered the 3x3 so I tried to solve it layer by layer. I actually got four layers done before giving up lol

[@PixelatedDude]

this actually helped me learn how to solve it now i can do 3 layers without any 4x4 experience thanks j perm!

[@frostbear6]

same

[@vedantkothari3398]

6:24 onwards......can u please do that slower 😅

[@Mayanksingh-es3uz]

3:16 watch in 0.25 speed .what a speed man

[@LUDOInGK]

What a coincidence I just thought it before this video.

[@kharkovluzhin8333]

I watched this video because i was stuck on the last layer lol

[@axl3957]

Second layer starts at 2:58 Third layer starts at 5:00

[@aryanntiwaarri9551]

I didnt know that could happen I once tried it but... Ya know, I was new when I just started cubing and didn't know how to solve a 4*4... Lol

[@finlayhamlin200]

The commutators in this video inspired me to solve a 4x4 and above by solving the edges first and solving the cube as if the centres were complete and then using commutators to complete the centres

[@maddoxgarcia717]

I have a idea! Solve a 3x3 only doing M moves. I just noticed that it was easy...😐

[@alinastrzelecka6290]

How da fuq do u do corners

[@altrekzz9870]

Henlo there Pray.

[@sujataborde2481]

Jperm you are a best speedcuber

[@fusion67]

5:33 this alg just screams "ur mom" to me idk why

[@hippugamer6689]

Same cause it has U R First and then 2 M moves

[@ananyamaity5566]

Hell yea bro SAMEEE

[@astronut3830]

hahaha i instantly got your point!!

[@CubingWithCatsOfficial]

Best tutorial. The first person to reply, i do a shout out to him

[@zachscheunemann]

Kind of a side note, but the AoSu 4x4 is definitely my favorite to use as well as setup

[@Cubecorner-cfop]

Really I appreciate your work I finally learned 4x4

[@Macokuvogel_Gaming]

At the 4th layer part, J perm be like “welp ur on ur own now have fun with it bye”

[@Macokuvogel_Gaming]

There vids of J perm’s are stupid

[@azizudin7877]

Oh wow, 30 seconds early

[@qwasr1278]

AF Cubing no way i didnt ask

[@nazireidris8508]

@@qwasr1278 so?

[@azizudin7877]

@@qwasr1278 The fact that you spent a couple of minutes to type this makes it feels like you're an 8 year old trash talking in Hypixel bedwars

[@Lemon-vh1ul]

@@azizudin7877 his pfp and his most recent comments on this channel confirm this 100%

[@xAntisune]

@@qwasr1278 no one needs askers to state their opinions and joy, you toxic 3 year old

[@chitralalawat8106]

I am in love with J Perm now😍

[@melvino88]

7:16 i can not ever remember that

[@Iliketosolvecubes]

Bro just fucked up my cube bruh

[@Cube_In_Space]

I haven’t even solved a 4x4. I tried the reduction method and failed, so I just started solving it lbl, I was able to do the first 2 layers myself, so now I have come to this video.

[@zoteiscool2134]

00:03 you are

[@icenhours]

We need a new speed cubing category: LAYER-BY-LAYER

[@sidneyfernandes24]

I cannot solve the yellow so please help me..

[@nomanshaikh1081]

bro the last algorithm is tooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo harddddddd

[@kn8685]

you did to fast and made me mix my 4 by 4 cube

[@purevessel123]

lol

[@phanchu3068]

Yeah I got so close but he made scramble my four by four

[@mysterioussideofthemoonPOC]

james baggins is secretly a hobbit.

[@ExplodingTNTamazingart]

I bet that he can even solve a 10000 by 10000 cube.

[@laka182]

He can, but it would take too longgg, because it's the same like 4x4 but more layers

[@RemoPihel]

that's easy, just takes time

[@thealgopro7366]

thanks for the video, i now have learnt the 4*4 because of this. :)

[@funwithharshan8234]

You went to fast at the last moment

[@MariaLopez-pd2zs]

Thank you so much jperm I was able to solve it thanks

[@ivanrosales4572]

He explains it very fast so I don’t understand it

[@aaradhyshinde3911]

Decrease the speed

[@KhalishAmsyarHazman]

Me too

[@JustinVandenBerg-l7g]

i know right

[@hadilee4901]

Same

[@frankenstein974]

This for me seems like the best way to solve a 4x4 although I'm still perfecting the method. The second layer INCLUDES the centers why make centers a separate step? It would be easer to make the first layer then the second layer and then the third layer just like with a 3x3.

[@bhavnagoyal4235]

It's hard to track you 😶

[@lemonking9455]

Hi J perm, in the description, you said this: 4x4 L2E Algorithms ► Adjacent Edges 1: Rw2 D Rw' U2 Rw D' Rw' U2 Rw' Adjacent Edges 2: Rw U2 Rw D Rw' U2 Rw D' Rw2' Opposite Edges 1: x' Rw U2 Rw D2 Rw' U2 Rw D2 Rw2' Opposite Edges 2: x' Rw2 D2 Rw' U2 Rw D2 Rw' U2 Rw' What does 1 and 2 mean?

[@xposeRanger]

the last part for edges was not very helpful:(

[@ahylianboy1142]

Me when I’m trying to solve my friends cube: 😂 this is easy to remember Also me at the end: WAIT WERES THE ALGORITHMS