Easiest Rubik's Cube Tutorial You'll EVER Need!

[@LeilaGharani]

Get your FREE Rubik’s Cube Cheat Sheet: pages.xelplus.com/rubik-cube-cheat-sheet One thing: This is a different topic to my usual. I never thought I’d be able to solve the Rubik’s Cube. Let alone teach it! But about a year ago, I got hooked - thanks to my son. Solving the cube isn’t just fun - it’s great for logical thinking AND makes for an awesome family activity. If you know someone with a cube collecting dust, forward the video to them. Trust me, they’ll thank you. Also comment below and let me know once you've solved the cube 🥳

[@jaimeduncan6167]

I was thinking you were going to solve it using Excel.

[@JJ_TheGreat]

@@jaimeduncan6167Lol 😂

[@RK-pu8rz]

Please India Hindi language enable,auto translate

[@tbix1963]

@@LeilaGharani nice to see this version of the solution explained. I never quite understood it. Seemed like it was harder than the version I learned. One of the funniest things that makes me laugh is that all the new cubes have a different color pattern than the originals. Originally it was blue on top and white on the bottom. Makes me ponder if they lost the specifications and had to start from scratch or if there was an intentional reason to change the sides.

[@s3icc0]

I learned the cube like a year ago, but didn't practice. With your instruction it actually opened my mind!!! So I went back to it, practice with you several times AND ... I got an idea (which I am practicing since). Start from the fully resolved cube. Pick a piece and say: "I want to move that piece to a specific location on the cube w/ or w/out rotating in but in the end having the rest of the pieces in same spots" (so the result is some 2 pieces are in incorrect locations and rotated somehow). Then but the pieces back and pick a different piece. This is teaching me how I can move anything anywhere, but also building the sense for taking a look on the cube and just figure it out. I just hope this will have a outstanding end result of me being able to get say under 20 seconds by the end of the 2025 (starting at cca 2-3minutes).

[@Coconut_54]

This cube is sitting in my drawer for almost 40 years and I finally solved it without having to take it apart :) You are genius.

[@LeilaGharani]

YAY! So great to hear! 🥳

[@cachi-7878]

Well, I’ve never even got to buying one in forty years, so you’re ahead of me.

[@nwvr-za]

I just posted a similar message now and saw yours. I need to go on a storage scavenger hunt to find mine. Lol.

[@Coconut_54]

​@@nwvr-zaI got mine as a child and somehow it always stayed within reach even after I moved a few times. I guess I always was fascinated by the object and just waited for Leila to come along. Now I cannot stop solve it over and over again 😅

[@didierleonard7125]

Same feeling right now.. I read so many articles about he maths of the cube, and the algorithm like procedure it would take to solve it… but this video really shows the logic like Shrek onions : you have to go from the bottom white to the upper yellow, one by one. I never learned this methodology of right handling the cube , the white cross and then the nine o clock stuff. Very impressive as in finale, this way you really understand what you do when manipulating sides and corners. Big bravo to this video

[@tomatdrc]

Thanks! I am 70 years old and for the first time I ever solved a Rubik's cube by watching your video and downloading your cheat sheet! Now I will keep at it until I can do it from memory. Then I can check it off my bucket list!

[@LeilaGharani]

YAY 🙌 great job!

[@Mirrorstar]

Thanks for this video. I have been trying since the cube came out to do this. I have watched countless videos, downloaded countless sheets. I have done it by following the instructions before. But your teaching method is the best I have come across. I now have the muscle memory to solve it without help. My advice is to keep doing each step until it is imprinted on your brain. Take longer than a week If necessary. Great job.

[@kenm5992]

the last stage I did listen to you're instruction about Ignoring the miss.😅 . Patience I needed.

[@LeilaGharani]

Thank you!

[@don911donny9]

I devoted all my spare time as a 22 year old in to solving this cube on my own and after some weeks, forget now, I managed it. I would demonstrate my solving skill to friends and family over the following 2 years but then stopped and inevitably forgot. I always remembered that it took up to 16 moves to correctly place a single cube on the final level. How I ever managed to work out how to solve the cube still surprises me to this day; I’m now 66 years old. Your video may just encourage me to pick it up again and demo to my grandchildren, thanks.

[@hangpilot1200]

Thanks! I'm 56 and received a Rubik's for Christmas. I haven't solved one in 45 years ;-)

[@LeilaGharani]

Thank you. Glad I could help!

[@tkenben]

She mentions a method that will stick in in your head forever. For those interested in a solving method that does not use magic algorithms or patterns but pure logic, I recommend looking up commutators, the easiest method for solving corners using them called the Orozco method. It's a bit more brain work, and to be fair - it _is_ actually easier to just memorize algorithms, but once you learn commutators, the cube becomes something you've basically mastered, because you essentially learn how to place specific pieces wherever you want without disturbing the locations of other pieces. I should add that this way is **not for beginners**, but for some people it may be immediately intuitive.

[@nikosterizakis]

I must say the best 35 minutes of relaxation I had recently!

[@chartier67]

I learned the Rubik's cube back in the early eighties using two cubes. One cube was unsolved for nearly two years, while the other cube(s) was taken apart over and over practicing moves to see what moves effected certain cube placements. These moves now are referred to algorithms. After almost two years I finally figured out a series of moves to solve the cube. It is way more time consuming of a process than this is. To bad KZbin wasn't around back then, it would have saved me a lot of headache and some money replacing the trial and error cubes, after about 30 time of taking them apart, the cubes became so loose that they wouldn't stay together. Your tutorial is one of the best out there. Removing fancy words like algorithms make solving the cube seem more doable.

[@MCLJN85]

39 years old and never thought I could do this. I spent a day on it and because of this video I've solved it roughly 50 times with no outside help. My best time is 2 minutes. Thanks!

[@jowbloe3673]

People only THINK that solving a cube is hard. Takes a little bit of effort, but I believe that anyone that wants to learn how to solve a cube can.

[@evertkleynhans2617]

Why, oh why was this video not available 45 years ago when I was breaking my mind trying to solve the cube? Thank you for the excellent video, now I will be able to remember how I first solved the cube accidentally!!! I really enjoyed your video. Thanks again.

[@milesharris1949]

erm...because KZbin didn't exist 45 years ago? The internet didn't exist 45 years ago. There were tutorials available but you had to get off the sofa, go out and go to a book shop to get them, instead of having them handed to you on a plate for free.

[@evertkleynhans2617]

@@milesharris1949 🤣😂 LOL, I had a book which had a printing error in one of the move combinations. Took me ages and a lot of frustration to finally figure out what went wrong. Good old times. Today you can learn almost anything from YT videos and other sites.

[@patakr_56]

It did. There was a book with these exact moves that I had as a kid. This is just the video version. Nothing new here.

[@triplex86]

Excellent video - you have a gift for clear explanation.

[@LeilaGharani]

Thank you kindly!

[@binsarm9026]

very much so !! thank you Leila for such a brilliant method, i was so worried that I'd have to understand all that mathematics and formula notation methods... this was so concise and simple to understand ❤❤❤

[@4heitjer]

I used to disassemble the cube and put it back together - i later went on and became an engineer!

[@wagdyziada4503]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@huckleberry582]

@@KT-dj4iy😂😂😂 would have been fun to watch one of your friends say, “What do you mean you can’t solve it. Let me show you . . .”

[@LeftCatcher]

I used to pull off all the stickers so all the sides were black which isn't a color thus it was always solved...

[@Guide2RS3]

I used to either transplant stickers or disassemble/reassemble to solve it. I didn't learn how to properly solve it until 2021 after my brother got home from his battle with the *plandemic* bug and I helped him with getting his cubes solved (his son had scrambled them when he was on the ventilator).

[@WagnerGimenes]

Thanks Leila. Brings me back to just around 49 years ago when I used to do these steps with my eyes closed. Also fun is to solve with different colour patterns (just the corners, different centre to the rest of the face) 😇

[@kallamamran]

Thanks!

[@deydraniadiancecht8298]

I stumbled onto this video, showed it to my wife, and she bought a rubik's cube! We're going through it step by step taking our time. Thank you!!!

[@zyrtec3859]

It' the FIRST TIME I see a tutorial on the Rubik's cube. AMAZING! I'm not a fan of the RC, and most likely I'll not learn it, but I am a business trainer. I admire the WAY you made this material - the clarity, the structure, the visuals, all the way down, even to the tone of your voice. Absolutely stunning. Thank you for making my day! :) ALSO - I bow my head to all that can deal with the RC. Respect! It's beyond of what my brain can do. I tried - I know.. :) :)

[@kevinz.9785]

I learned a slightly different beginners' method before this video came out. I watched this whole video; the patience teaching method is wonderful, and I still learned a different variation of the solve.

[@havardlee]

This is the best tutorial I've found in terms of clarity and simplicity. Some videos go too fast, others are focused on teaching a bunch of moves for complex scenarios in order to boost speed. This one has nice illustrations and is paced perfectly.

[@spifariffic]

After practicing for a few hours, I was able to remember all the patterns for each step. I still mix up which pattern I need for a step sometimes (especially if I have an arrangement where I skip a step or two), but I timed myself and I am consistently under 5 minutes. My best time was 1m53s 🤯 Thank you again! I am even starting to understand this well enough to explain it to my husband 😄

[@muhammadali-vg8kc]

I knew you as excel teacher and guru. Even last night I watched your video on Excel Macros. Today my niece asked me to help her solve the rubric puzzle. I opened youtube, did a search on how to solve rubric puzzle and to my pleasant surprise saw you teaching method to solve rubric puzzle. I told my niece to watch your video as I have learnt so much excel from you and she too can learn something.

[@workingmansrevolution]

Thank you for this post! Pure genius! I saw this post a couple of times but scrolled by because of the length. I’m glad I stopped and watched it! Your ability to explain clearly what you’re doing and why is extremely helpful. You have a natural talent in your teaching process. Thank you

[@LeilaGharani]

Thank you so much for the kind words!

[@leerv.]

HA HA HAAAAA! I feel like a champion!!! This convinced me to buy a cube and finally give it a go. I had of course touched one a few times when I was an 80's kid, but never for more than five minutes and it always ended in frustration. I had to watch this video several times this week, and practice throughout the day.... I even brought my cube to work with me so I could play with it during meetings (hush everyone, you know you've been in a meeting or two where your immediate contribution isn't required!) ... but I finally got it tonight! I solved it three times in a row to make sure it wasn't a fluke! Thank you, Leila!!! :) :) :)

[@dienekes4364]

I was never able to figure out how to do this. I'm going to go buy a RC and practice these patterns. I LOVE THIS!!!!!!

[@NehaWelpulwaar]

Thank you very much, I was completely lost in YT videos which kept on giving very tricky steps ending with no results. But today I found ur video and finally after a hard working time of an hour and two I made it and solved my first ever 3x3 rubix cube. Thanks a lot. God bless u

[@rogonzalez98]

Congrats!!! I’m obsessed with the cube (30 years later jaja)

[@DarqIce]

I was way over 40 when I finally took the time to learn how to solve this thing. All my other middle-aged buddies be envious af right now - and I'm like: you're never to old to learn new things, unless you decide so. I love how you explain really slowly, because this is a daunting task for someone new at this and demonstrating it like that helps a lot! I use a slightly different/faster technique, where I combine the bottom corner with the corresponding edge in the same step. Either way, my aim was to do it with as few algorhythms as possible, leaning towards more repetitions than to more direct algos, which are more complex and harder to remember.

[@mikevaldez7684]

Amazing. I only tried solving this a few times as a kid but never realized how close I came. I was able to get to the second to last step, but then would quit not realizing how close i came to solving!😢 Now I'll try again 50 years later😊 Thank you 🙋👍🙏

[@nimblegoat]

Think I tried when about 12 got reasonably fast to maybe yellow cross , or maybe I tried the corners first and had them solved and not the cross. All the kids in the class who could solve it read a book . I could consistently get to that pretty quickly, obviously no yellow or white , just started on easiest top to do and always had that colour on top. TBf just solving the top and middle in a few days or a week was pretty good - as still had to have a minds eye where the colours would end up

[@kellyjean4981]

Needed to make another comment - The algorithm did not work for me either. I could follow other videos and solve the cube, but I would never in a millions years be able to remember how to love it again on my own. Your tutorial, on the other hand, is incredibly helpful. By telling me which pieces need to be switched, using terms such as ‘destination’ and ‘home’ as well as breaking it doesn’t so well into patterns and sequences that I can understand has been so helpful. It may seem silly to be so excited to solve a Rubik’s cube, but I love that I now can do it! Thanks again

[@IanJohnstonblog]

You are such an amazing teacher. Thank you for teaching me how to finally solve this!

[@danteng12]

I just love the way you explain the steps. You're the best! Thanks Leila!

[@LeilaGharani]

Glad you like them!

[@franciscomarchenag]

This is the best video on this topic EVER! I'm 51 years old and never was interested on solving the cube because all the "easy" tutorials were actually loaded with naming positions, nomenclature, confusing diagrams, etc. This video was like a good patient friend explaining me how to do it side-by-side. And now I'm able to solve the cube every time I try it. And my 10 and 8 years old kids also learned with this method.

[@michaelatwell9324]

You should google the keyhole method. The least amount of algorithms you can have and very logical all the way through.

[@beppeci]

Wow! Yours is actually the second tutorial I stumble across but IT’S SO MUCH BETTER! Honestly, hands down for the explanation! It’s working so well with the flow needed to move the pieces around. Thank you and great work, Leila! 💪🙌😎

[@LeilaGharani]

I'm so glad!

[@viunycalcerrada9509]

¡Gracias!

[@LeilaGharani]

Thank you!

[@PedrinhoCruzeirense]

Suggestion: at 25:35, there is a much simpler algorithm to swap two edges on the last layer: 1 - position the cube to have one of the pieces to be swaped on the front face and the other on the left face ("yellow" at the top, of course). 2 - do the following algorithm: R - U - R' - U - R - U2 -R' - U. Edit: This is the most USEFULL method for those who, like myself, want to solve other twist puzzles that are based on the 3x3 mechanics (for example, ghost cubes, axis cubes, mirror blocks, etc). I just use this method since 2013 - I'm not interested to learn dozens of algorithms. I'm a collectioner, not a speed cuber. Congratulations for the video!!!

[@LeilaGharani]

Thank you for the tip!

[@alfredodallalibera5091]

the algorithm name is SUNE dx. SUNE DX +SUNE SX rotate the colors of two corners -

[@PedrinhoCruzeirense]

@ I knew that, but for clarity I prefered to tell how to do it. Thanks anyway

[@conanobrien1]

I'm sorry, but to the most of us that are here, R - U - R' - U - R - U2 -R' - U, means nothing.

[@PedrinhoCruzeirense]

@@conanobrien1 R means "rotate the Right face 90 degrees CLOCKWISE"; and R' meanse "rotate the Right face ANTIclockwise" Same goes for U: it means "rotate the Upper face clockwise"; U' means "rotate the upper face anticlockwise". There are other notations for the other faces. But for this algorithm, the only needed are U and R.

[@krypton9984]

I solved the cube when I was a univeristy student at 22 - I'm 64 now Wow - has the cube has been around for a long time. Longer than the internet. No cheat sheets in those days. I appreciate learning it again, your moves are much easier than mine were.

[@snoozeperalta]

I didn't think i'd see 2 of the things I enjoy spending time with, Excel and Rubik's cubes together! 😊

[@LeilaGharani]

Happy to hear that!

[@SpankySlaps94]

This is the best rubiks tutorial I've seen. I used to solve the cube fast 16 years ago and recently wanted to solve it again and found this video. It brought it back to me

[@carlosfarnos3390]

=solve(cube)

[@stuartlees1298]

Got my first cube in 1979. Got a book that had step by step instructions and while I could get the cube completed, there were ‘hundreds’ of steps. Never imagined the actual solution was so easy. Now to memorise and practice, but have already solved it 1/2 a dozen times already this evening!

[@williamarthur4801]

Back when they first come out my brother had an easier way, he removed and re ordered the colored stickers.

[@Jo-re2ye]

I took it apart and reassembled it...

[@GraceShimmers]

My neighbour does it all the time

[@Bear-Cat_019]

😂😂😂😂

[@wagdyziada4503]

😮😊😅😂❤

[@SFV4]

@@Jo-re2yeThat’s also how I did it as a kid. So easy to disassemble and reassemble

[@billthetraveler51]

The best and easiest ever. Just good instruction without all the flashing edits and loud music. Thank you for the best.

[@honeybunny7741]

Easiest method in 30+ min explained? I normally LOVE you videos, but I had to LMAO here, sorry

[@LeilaGharani]

I didn't say it's the shortest - just the easiest 😉

[@Danilo182]

😂😂😂

[@edgarhhc]

It took him 30 minutes to explain how to put it together. She was going slowly because there are people like you who are slow to understand how to put it together.

[@edgarhhc]

@@LeilaGharani¡Excellent video!

[@magtulunganpinoy5597]

@honeybunny7741 I would love to see you do it in seconds 😂😅

[@chamberb01]

I'm 57 and never solved the cube... just ten days after finding this video I can solve it without looking back at the video... Thank you again.

[@Vj-knk]

I had given up trying to solve the cube till I came across your video 2 days ago. And now I have reached step 5 ( doing it slowly ) with comfort. This is a great video and easy to follow. Thanks.

[@LeilaGharani]

Nice work, keep going! 👍

[@bongkem2723]

so calm and easy to follow update 1: done the Daisy update 2: done the White cross update 3: done the Full white update 4: done the Second layer update 5: done the Yellow cross update 6: done the All edges matching update 7: mess up the last step => go back to step 1 =))))

[@RobertFHarrison]

Oh my gosh…I’m data analytics, program several languages, love your Excel tips…this took days and days of playing this vid at half speed over and over. I messed it up somewhere along the line way too may times. I’m not sure I want to ever touch this cube again…but of course I will. 🎉

[@davidfox8663]

Thank you so much so simple tp follow amazed I did it xxxxx

[@ohary1]

Pretty cool. I remember trying to solve it when I was about 10 or 11, but never could. I picked one up one day in college and finally solved it over a weekend. Once you solve it once, you can solve it again in an hour or so. Then you begin to remember some patterns, and now I can pick one up and usually have it solved within a couple minutes.

[@williamboakye-acheampong6214]

I have finally solved this thing. Thank you so much. I have a little observation. I realised that the illustration for step 5 on point 5, the second arrow, should point to the right instead of pointing to the left. Again, your tutorial is excellent. You were so patient and moved at a very appreciable pace that makes it so easy to follow. GREAT JOB.

[@unclerojelio6320]

I memorized it back in day when it first came out. I amazed and amused my friends for about a month. I haven’t needed to solve a cube since.

[@flatroc1]

When Rubik's cube first came out, i gave it to my 4 year old daughter. 20 minutes later she gave it back solved. I was astounded ! Turns out she had peeled of the coloured stickers and put them on in place. I thought that was pretty ingenious. Thanks

[@jwil026]

This has been the easiest to learn method for solving the cube I have ever seen! The way the author explains and demonstrates the method made it really fun and easy to learn! After watching the video, I had to dig out my cube and followed along to solve my cube. Wish this was around in the 80's when I first got a cube. Was no internet or even any books yet how to solve it back then. Would disassemble the cube and put it back together to reset it. Some were even peeling the stickers off of the cube and putting them back on to reset them. Now I am memorizing the moves to learn speed cubing, a nice fidget toy reborn!

[@LeilaGharani]

I’m so happy to hear that! Next level: CFOP 💪

[@MariaDudley-k4j]

Maybe it's me being a woman and communicating in the same way but after so many men explaining it, I finally understood it instantly from you!!, saying all the pieces "go home" made it click at last. Thank you x

[@kallamamran]

This is fantastic!!! I have never in my 50-year long life seen such a clear video describing how to move the pieaces. Thanks!

[@kellyjean4981]

A few years back, my daughter bought a ‘Moriah Elizabeth’ Rubik’s cube. She planned to never touch it but of course her brother messed up that plan. To prevent world war 3, I had to learn how to solve said Rubik’s cube. After at least a week of KZbin videos, I solved it, but had no clue how I managed to solve it. I’m now back on KZbin, because my youngest just received a Rubik’s cube. 😂 Your instructions are incredibly helpful. Now I understand why I am turning the cube in a specific where and how I am getting the correct colour to its ‘destination’ Truly fantastic break down. Thank you 😊❤

[@s.sathiyamoorthi7396]

*Thanks for* *SEEKING THE TRUTH* *SHARING THE TRUTH* *_THE ULTIMATE PURPOSE OF LIFE_*

[@LeilaGharani]

Thank you!

[@kaim0d0]

This is by far the best tutorial on the cube I have ever seen. Everything x-planied pretty good and logically.

[@saysoun752]

Thank you. Finally solved it with your help. Took me 3 times as I messed up the first 2 time as I got ahead of myself. After that, I just followed step by step and solved it. Now, I just need to keep practicing until I can get all the steps down without help. I've watched other videos and once they start talking mumble jumble cube talk, I was out. Luckily, yours was the first video I watched and I only watched the others to see if theirs might be easier and it's not as I'm not a cuber so all those cube languages was more like foreign language to me. Thank you once again and I'll keep watching until I can get it without the video.

[@jesustufic7091]

Besides your ability to explain so efficiently, your voice and look captured my attention😊

[@VeganSmasher]

My personal best time with a non-speed-cube is 92 seconds. It's been about 6 years since I played with the cube, so I bought a new speed cube. I usually watch your videos for Power BI content, but I'm glad I found your cube tutorial to help me get back into the hobby. Thanks so much!

[@LeilaGharani]

That's awesome! Thanks for watching.

[@georgegraham2241]

I don't own a cube. Haven't for 35 years. Now i want one again to try this method. You explained it so well!

[@angryhedgehoglee6363]

Dear Lord, I LOVE YOU! This is the BEST tutorial EVER! Short and sweet, like it should be. Your explanations are priceless for any puzzle like this regardless of shape. No one has even come close to better. Thank you, thank you, thank you! I LOVE YOU! You are my hero. Simple as.

[@ManojPawar]

Way past midnight, scrolling past casually, and god! I was enlightened. This is likely how the Buddha felt. Years of meditation and suddenly the knowledge of the universe is suddenly so clear in your head! That's exactly how I am feeling right now. Thank you so very much Leila. You will be remembered !!!

[@peppersprayyy]

geez .. finally got it. literally messed that last move up 2 times in a row and had to start over. Good Teacher... good instructions.. bad listener on my part.

[@authentic26]

Others were just solving this based on instinct but your technic is pure logics and works fine

[@born2wrench]

Out of all the videos I have watched and down loaded , your video is the best .

[@sblowes]

I just completed my first solve ever. Wow. Thank you!!!

[@edh329]

I've been waiting 40 years for this. Thanks! Love it.

[@reghunt2487]

I learned a couple years ago a set of algorithms like this, but yours are easier to understand, and now I have a better grasp on what I'm dong. Thanks.

[@freakazoid5907]

Per your request, it took me about 38 years to solve this cube, but only the last 35 minutes or so really mattered. Thanks for this video, I truly appreciate it!

[@LeilaGharani]

Excellent!

[@stephenholtzhausen9514]

I’m almost 42 and for the first time I now know how to solve the cube. Thanks for this video. I’ve managed to remember all the sequences and I can now solve it out of memory. My current record stands at 6min40sec. Now I need to invest in a proper speed cube. I just ordered myself the Rubik’s Phantom just for fun.

[@LeilaGharani]

That’s amazing! With practice you’ll be able to get it down below 2 minutes. Then if you like you can start with speed solving methods. Speed cube is a good investment 😊

[@Lumpiada]

Ok I’ve been unemployed for a while now so I stopped watching excel stuff. And now you made me learn how to solve this cube! TY! Now I can show off to my kids hah!

[@daveinuk9845]

I had a cube in the 6th form at school (80's) and I could never solve it. In the 90's I got a booklet with the instructions that only 'Sheldon Cooper' could read. I saw this video then purchased one from amazon. Today after pausing, back tracking, pausing.... I DID IT. Dare I mix it up and try to do it again, or maybe I just frame it!! Thank you, thank you so much.

[@LeilaGharani]

Yay, that's so great to hear!

[@issakoroma1536]

You are a perfect teacher! You made me to understand how to move without deep algorithms. Thank you. I’m still learning though.

[@melwynd]

Step 7: "Ignore all the mess that we're making"....most reassuring words ever spoken 😊

[@BillDWP]

Yeah! I can't believe I finally did it! and it literally only took 50 years (since I purchased my first one in '74 or '75. LOL Thank you, I also got the speed cube which did help a lot. I'm going to take your suggestion and practice each step daily until I get it memorized. Thank you again!

[@MrTom0rrow]

Best Rubik’s Cube tutorial I’ve seen. Thank you! Would you consider doing a tutorial for the 2x2 cube also?

[@JamesHawkins-w5i]

Excellent and straight forward directions. Up/down/left/right etc....

[@aaronag7876]

I learnt the old way back in the late 70s when they were released, many an hour spent working it out and trying to beat my best time, 3 mins 25 seconds lol nothing compared to today's times but was an achievement back then. Picked one up about a year ago and solved in it about 5 mins. Scary when something you learnt, as a child and it still comes naturally to you without needing constant updates and new ways of learning.

[@itschabo]

You maam is a magician! You don’t know how much I love you. Thank you for the video of my life ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@dantemaese8316]

Finally !!!! after years of thinking on how to solve this. Thank you so much for making this video, I am also a visual person so, it took me two runs to solve this watching your video but, I made it !!!!

[@LeilaGharani]

Glad it helped!

[@cedhend9644]

I love the way you explain staffs.. so simple to follow through. ❤ Even the other videos on excel and so forth.. just excellent.

[@M3T4L3R45ER]

Solving a Rubik's Cube was always one of those "I'd love to do that at least once" kind of things that I finally did because of this video. Super clear instructions and it was a blast to finally cross this off of a list of random things to do/accomplish. Thanks!!

[@LeilaGharani]

That's awesome!

[@PJWolf35]

I solve my rubic cube in a very different ways from your's and still remember how to solve it too. Was able to solve it about 35 years ago and still remembers how now.

[@UPjovai]

This is the best step by step tutorial for Rubik’s Cube so far. 💯🎯

[@pebayou.3380]

Just amazing. Iv tried to solve the cube with no success once. But i allways knew it had logic and rules.nothing random..so nice to see. Great work !!

[@aditi6223]

I have tried learning the algorithms. But every time after a break in practice I forgot them😢. This is the best, easiest and most clear video available in the YT world. Thanks a lot for making those algorithms understandable.

[@d4v1dd]

Excellent video! Very clearly explained. I watched this last night, placed the Amazon order for my GAN speed cube, and already solving it this morning! 🎉

[@ThunderBluffed]

This is by far the best tutorial for beginners. Love how you explain the logic behind each pattern. Glancing at your other videos, you seem like the kind of teacher every student wished they had during their studies.

[@LeilaGharani]

Awesome, thank you!

[@13harward]

Thank you. I've had my Rubix cube for over 5yrs, and watched numerous "how to videos" and thanks to your video - it's finally solved. 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 Thank you for the clear and concise instructions.

[@LeilaGharani]

YAY 🙌 SO happy to hear that!

[@Norpois]

Very call, very encouraging, in less than a week you can solve the cube without watching the video anymore : you have all the requested talents to become an amazing teacher 36:03

[@saiyamjain6217]

Amazing! 🤩🤩🤩 I’m also a cuber, and it’s truly appreciable to see you promoting this sport.

[@gkeviv]

Great tutorial. Followed your steps and solved a cube. Took probably about 45 minutes to go through the steps in the video. Look forward to repeating a few times till I can do the steps without the video. Thanks!

[@XLumens]

it works thx. worth it to watch 2025

[@tortysoft]

I've been solving, or not solving the cube since almost day one. David Signmaster showed me some tricks. This is by far the best tutorial I have ever seen in all those decades. I once solved a five by five cube at the Royal Albert Hall, at a Prom. I held it up in triumph and my friends applauded me - the entire rest of the Hall joined in - thinking the Leader had come on 🙂

[@LeilaGharani]

Well, if you can solve the 5x5 you should be the leader 😁 Thank you for the kind words!

[@tortysoft]

@@LeilaGharani I could - I can't remember how !

[@EthioCanadaAELS]

Thank you very much. I learned it in one day. I was able to do it 5 to 7 minutes, next day I swear I did it in less than 4 minutes AlhamduliLLaah.

[@Plestinus]

thnx so much i solve it !!!!!

[@Pauleigh55]

My goodness gracious me, that is without doubt the absolute best Rubiks cube solving tutorial I have ever seen! Well done you Well done.

[@Ninjahat]

I love you Leila 💜 For the first time in my life I understand the cube. Tried it first time as a kid in the 80'ies and never came back to it. Today there is such a developed world around this thing. When I was a kid you where on your own with this complex thing 😅 Thank you! 💜

[@LeilaGharani]

Glad it was helpful!