Tymon and Max Try Familiar Scrambles

[@qazxl123]

Tymon is like Magnus Carlson with his memory of old solves just like how Magnus can recognize old games of chess

[@alisaad679]

yeah thats what that reminded me of too..

[@idiot528]

would that make max Firouza?

[@RWOT1M]

Magnus Can remember 10.000+ games lik wtf

[@pepeverse2997]

Carlsen*

[@tarnthamuaapithorn9161]

K

[@NadaStuff]

I still cannot get over how well Max Park is able to execute the last layer for the 3.63. Like that's absurd.

[@galarianjay]

I was there when he did it

[@lanye2708]

his finger movements are so intricate I had to replay it 5 times over

[@nikmrn]

That was only an OLL and a skip, so it's like 15 moves

[@Ჽweden]

@@nikmrn ok

[@meaniehead2139]

@@Ჽweden Shut up

[@ohypix]

It gets to the point that this is just so incredible to watch

[@Quiltfish]

A fun bit is sometimes I can spot things I would do for the case, except they do it at literally 3 times the tps lol

[@kayxai935]

Same!

[@aidenbyun3034]

Ikr

[@thanossnap4170]

"I forgot how to do this" then 0,3 seconds later "oh, like this". Tymon is just incredible to watch. And Max also, ofc.

[@tarnthamuaapithorn9161]

Ok

[@cornbob976]

It’s crazy how tymon immediately remembers the scrambles. I can definitely not remember the scramble of my pbs. Even right after I get them I try to remember if I got a PLL skip or what and can’t normally remember 😆

[@WatchfulSquids]

This is exactly what I was thinking.

[@rujon288]

I think because Tymon’s solutions are so creative and unique it helps to imbed them in the mind more whether it’s remembering the cool ZB or weird Pseudo xcross he did. For normal cubers like us all our solves are much more repetitive

[@firetiger3639]

they are all ers or something else memorable which makes it a bit easier, but I would not remember pb scrambles either.

[@RainPainAway]

It's because most top level solvers do solve reconstruction of their comp scrambles to find better solutions and critique their solves to do better in the future

[@cornbob976]

@@RainPainAway yea that actually makes sense. I didn’t think about that but have definitely heard of it

[@thaddeuscpg6740]

This just proves how differently each think and approach a scramble. Tymom being able to instantly recognize and RECREATE solves where as Max decided Psudo-Slotting was better than what his solution was previously. Incredible to watch

[@AryanChhabra]

I can watch Max and Tymon content all day

[@indypop1816]

Tho it’s sad max doesn’t enjoy it the same

[@gaymering]

@@indypop1816 who tf told you that? he enjoys it, he just cant show it, hes on the autism spectrum and is socially awkward, his reactions have always been like this

[@indypop1816]

@@gaymering y’a sry that’s what I meant also that he doesn’t understand it as much cuz of the way he processes info

[@gaymering]

@@indypop1816 yea, stay safe man🛐

[@rujon288]

I could watch your solves all day Aryan

[@sagnikdas5243]

While I was so amazed at how Tymon just remembered the scrambles and replicated the solves, Max's reaction at 3:24 just made my day

[@beastxfaheem7765]

It was so cute ❤😂

[@coconutcubes5750]

Not sure if Max remembers the scrambles, but he was just like "don't think, just solve"😆

[@thatonecuuuuuuuber]

Tymon and Max continue to amaze me with how far they have come as speed cubers.

[@cyayigt5716]

The fact that I am alive a the moment these 2 collaborates and exist is so incredible

[@WTF-Cubing]

This is like watching Jimi Hendrix jam with Eric Clapton in ‘66. Legends.

[@ScoochCubing]

Perfect analogy haha

[@magnificentthe1st192]

@@ScoochCubing didn’t expect to see you here

[@charshavardhan]

Brilliant

[@miniwaffles7088]

I dont know why seeing max's face light up and him knowing the 3.63 just made me feel good. It felt like a wholesome excitement from him.

[@blackbeltmaster2011]

2:35 Tymon : Im guessing its "one" of my world records Me : HOL' UP WAIT A MINUTE

[@Itisheylel]

Tymon smiling will never fail to brighten up my day lololol

[@kathrynyates7511]

is it just me or did they give Max WAY harder scrambles. How would he remember a solve from his 2nd comp ever (which was probably forever ago) that he got a 10 second solve on?

[@delmarwagler5102]

I agree

[@charlierogerscubing]

Yeah fr

[@rav5218]

Nice to see how friendly they are and how much fun they have. From the other side- it’s hard to believe they tie WR which is so much better than sub 5 (never befor) .Great video. Big respect for Cubicle!

[@niebosyllejin]

i need more contents like this to watch! Tymon And Max Park are my inspiration for getting 5 average solves

[@saurabhjarodia335]

I love how they introduced Tymon as Efficiency Gir and Max as Look Ahed Wizard

[@GeometryCube1]

it's always cool to see these cubers have fun after everything

[@ultimatespeedcubing2623]

I love coming home after school and watching the cubicle

[@DDXMalow]

I love when tymon is on the videos and cubes, like the quality of the channel is so good the solves look amazing

[@The_Official_AgentY99]

I can watch these guys solve for the rest of my life and not get bored

[@jarrodjob]

Tymon’s Celebration Board: 0:30 - Euro Single // My favorite; the crowd amazement is everything. 1:39 - Former Euro Single // Sweet individual cele 4:02 - 5.09 World Record Last Solve // 2nd Fav Celebrations typically are awkward; but his are perfectly blended of intensity and excitement.

[@brandiepop]

i love how when max gets a record he just goes "yes!" then casually walks away like nothing happened and timon jumps up in the air both of their reactions are just so great to watch

[@nicky_the_cee]

The cubing community really is one of the much nicer corners of the internet. Love watching these guys

[@robbiecaidenchan59]

I love Tymon's scream when he gets a world record "YES!"

[@techno_halo8976]

Keep up the good work I've been enjoying your videos lately

[@Gabe-o]

Max would seem like he doesnt care to everyone but just knowing him he is lit up inside in this video

[@KuryiXD]

yessss ive been waiting for this moment to come in my 2 years of cubing

[@TheOrigamiGenius]

Tymon and Max are the best frenemies to ever exist

[@-Me_]

Used to be max and Feliks until he retired

[@filda2005]

@@-Me_ What was his reason for it?

[@oshmithroy]

Can you guys keep doing the tymon and max series going?

[@phuaL]

Not sure if Tymon will stay in NY for very long

[@Nightroast]

@@phuaL they were there a while ago, I don't think they were there for more than a couple days

[@TSpoon823]

So cool! After a rough day of cubing personally, these guys always inspire. You should flip it and have them do each other's scrambles and see what happens.

[@Ჽweden]

i was thinking that lol it would be cool if they tried each others 4.86 average scrambles

[@TetraCubing]

@@Ჽweden thats actually an epic idea

[@mango7231]

@@Ჽweden I'm pretty sure all top cubers review the solutions of notable records.

[@Wolverine_rage]

Tymon does have a good memory!! Recognizes scramble as soon as he gets the cube on hand🤨🤨

[@jenish1689]

He does.

[@samrat1881]

Agree

[@SlightSmile]

It's probably moreso because of how unique each of his inspections and solutions are, but yeah his memory is nuts

[@TetraCubing]

2:09 Max’s first sub 5 was 4.99 in the 2017 China Championship

[@samueljehanno]

Max's first sub5 solve in Silicon *

[@claptivity]

@@samueljehanno skillcon* 🤓

[@HITHEREWINSTON]

I lowkey wish you'd given them the world record single scramble as well

[@bealu9459]

whatching max's cube in his hands is surreal

[@nicolasgoossens]

After seeing these solutions: efficiency and creative solutions over look-a-head and tps, all day, everyday! 💯

[@mewtu5817]

I love how confident max was at the 3.63

[@maxenceleboeuf]

The sequel we all needed

[@veLocity38]

These cubers are the reason why I started cubing

[@BBYDJ]

I love this video! Keep up the good work!

[@nikmrn]

lol

[@BBYDJ]

@@nikmrn ik you bro. PLZ STOP. Ur being annoying.

[@OxzowachiAlt]

2:49 lmao Luke's reaction cracks me up

[@ThePuffGD]

Max is such an angel

[@GoodmanCube]

It's amazing that you remember the situation as soon as you see the scramble, just like how Go players replay nearly 300 moves after a match!

[@Wbeaur]

2:49 best part

[@TetraCubing]

Luke Garrett moment

[@olooch6641]

Oh I love max so much, he's so sweet

[@ReptilesGeniales]

It’s beautiful to see these to enjoying their time playing with cubes 😂 nice to watch ❤

[@Specter05624]

it was so wholesome how Tymon and Max high-fived at the end

[@nasdfigol]

I love how they gave max old ahh scrams (except 1) meanwhile Tymon got some recent ones

[@SkyeeB7]

Phil: you got a 10 Max: but thats impossible

[@DangMinhQuanSpeedcuber]

Max's reactions: OUU! Another record! Meanwhile Tymon: YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHHAHHAHA! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH *rolls onto floor* AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHHA

[@balintgalambos691]

I think tis because his autism. I love him

[@kabaryoutube8081]

Always interested to watch tymon and max. Keep it more

[@AS174-q8l]

Time to do this with other people like tommy cherry, zayn khanani, and carter kucala

[@solver5k]

Ahhhh, it's so much fun to watch these!

[@rostislavalenikov7749]

Tymon got 5 on 3 sec scr and also 3 sec on 5 sec scr ... Really exiting moment)))

[@remicoimbra]

such an amazing concept

[@mohammadsarimkhan4agn196]

i like max park but tymon kolasinki's cube noise is so soothing

[@user-xw4mu6nz4t]

Max's first world record record was about 10 seconds, and now he can do it... casually... in 5 seconds. That's improvement.

[@lildrummerboy5673]

Max is so fast with TPS that a good bit of that could probably be attributed to hardware. Maybe 2 seconds from hardware and 3 seconds from new more efficient solving aswell as learning full ZB

[@KAP3340]

"Turn slow and look ahead." Tymon's and Max's definition of slow turning: WR singles and avgs.

[@TheNetflixGamer]

Incredible stuff, love these guys Blows my mind every time

[@ferox1658]

thats a so cool concept

[@Anthony_Jiang]

Awesome! Been dying for a part 3 lol

[@keremyazar4768]

The fact that Tymon Kolasinski and Max Park can solve the rubik's cube in the same amount of time that I can do the cross.

[@Room_To_Improve]

I Love that Video so much

[@dtrooper6066]

Tymon somewhat reminds me of Mangus Carlsen. Carlsen remembers games and Tymon scrambles.

[@mango7231]

All GMs have thousands of games that's not even their's embeded in their head from studying. It's not just Carlsen. Max's scrambles was from 6-5 yrs ago when he wasn't even sub 6, whilst Tymon's was in the last 2 years.

[@AnimalEater23]

Just need to say the high 5 at the very end made me really happy lol

[@sumitvishwakarma1075]

the title below their name is just perfect

[@sofiaparolini2982]

Wow! I learned how to solve a cube like 20 days ago and just started to get sub 1 minute solves… I love watching pro cubers and Max Timon and Feliks are just awesome… especially after watching Netflix’ speed cubers …

[@andoletube]

How the heck do you ever get this fast? It takes me hours to do it!

[@sofiaparolini2982]

@@andoletube I first learned the beginner method, I got familiar with it and I also trained the colour neutrality, after I felt like I got it and got solves around 1 minute I started memorizing the 2look oll and pll… now I’m memorizing all the other algorithms

[@andoletube]

@@sofiaparolini2982 I see. I never actually learned the algorithm method. I just solve it my own way. I guess that's why I'm not efficient enough. Looks like I'll have to get into algorithms! Thanks.

[@sofiaparolini2982]

@@andoletube at first I used just intuition too, but I don’t think it’s enough if you want to get fast… with other puzzles (like the megaminx or the bigger ones like the 5x5x5 or 7x7x7 or some of the weirder ones) I don’t care about speed so I’ve never really learned specific algorithms, I just have fun trying them. For the 3x3x3 I watched a video once of a girl talking about competitions and now I have a cube with me basically at all times so I can practice on the bus or on the train and I also just use it as a stress reliever solving it basically mindlessly…

[@Tperm-Speedcuber]

Yes I hit that Notification bell, Yes the cubicle is the best cube store, Yes this vid was great.

[@nikmrn]

???

[@d5kenn]

I love that these guys are such good buds.

[@Jimyjonson]

0:12 efficiency god is wild, not disagreeing tho

[@strebbycuzwhynot]

The fact Tyson on his first solve he almost got another world record

[@123vaibhavgupta]

In the 3.43, you got 1.54 F2L Tymon. With a similar F2L + LL skip you can easily break sub-2.

[@ShauryaPhadke]

Tymon: Makes a mistake Still beats my PB single

[@alisaad679]

that was a clean dap at the end lol

[@ItzmeMitch16]

3:50 "free niny ate"

[@ERROR_BOI_]

Max has the world record rn

[@hiddencuber2250]

Tymon's a robot. How faster he could recognise the solves. And now i realised where does those double and triple x crosses came from

[@JJCuber27]

Was waiting for the sequel of the original

[@PlobGod]

Max was really sleepy, he knew the scrambles but didn't even say what they were

[@SPPOKYSKELETON123]

Ty on is my favourite when it comes to celebrating, EYESSSSS, HE HAHAHAH

[@ToppCuber]

I miss videos like this

[@brajanocuber]

Tymon's always smiles 😂

[@Feverstockphoto]

How do they remember solves from years ago!? I can't remember what I had for breakfast, and I have the same thing every morning! 🙂👍

[@rebeccaMal]

Love familar scrambles 💀

[@sana-cm7oc]

Love this.🙂

[@pierQRzt180]

It should be done more often! Downsolving is interesting but even more when it is not sure that the person remembers it (and even remembering it, they can mess up)

[@TemplicO]

i like how max Is energetic when he gets a better time

[@svv5961]

Tymon and M ax are literally egyptian Gods

[@Pheonixtv263]

Insane!

[@cubingwithchens]

Tymon is so cubing smart. like you can just tell

[@montagetm]

Please do this again

[@alfonso5026]

This is as impressive as chess grandmasters remembering game positions

[@DavidBadilloMusic]

They remember their scrambles the same way chess GMs remember whole games from decades ago! Insane...

[@Nopal-st7wx]

Tymon 100% of the time “i know what this is”

[@galarianjay]

Im about to see max at a comp tomorrow

[@ClockBestEvent]

I actually remember the original video from 2016, I actually wanna see a sequel to that one with the same people

[@chimyshark]

As a diver, that mat at 4:30 looked like a blue dive fin.

[@Chase-y7j]

The cube looks so small in Max's hand

[@crazycubez3609]

Amazing