What a speedcuber sees when he solves the Rubik's cube. [ENG]

Cube: Dayan IV- LunHui (cubesmith stickers)
Music: Castlevania Bloody Tears

[@Pitas96]

/watch?v=n9KlCWe_jHY&list=FLkcmWB1_DDxMDdLMsKLlgbg&index=15&feature=plpp_video

[@Razvan90]

the only thing i understood from this is that you have to start with making a white cross.

[@matwithahat1200]

Ikr!!

[@eikomi]

same wtf

[@antech9986]

+Naho Saenoki You're a noncuber, you wouldn't understand

[@MKWiiLuke4TW]

It's just preference, sone people solve different crosses

[@pezpeculiar9557]

It doesn't have to be white, it can be any color.

[@namirai3686]

if Rubik's became an anime series...

[@byranbean8210]

JumJumChannel lol

[@namirai3686]

+DBcuber there fixed it :D

[@KeramatZMode]

H-HAYAI

[@tibinicle]

why Rubik's?

[@tpd5109]

JumJumChannel I believe they are busy with an UNO anime😂. but knowing the Japanese that wouldnt be a bad idea

[@bcgden3512]

The fact that you were able to solve it sub-10 with a cube like that is astonishing

[@kulserz6747]

Bcgden this was actually a top cube at the time

[@dovydas4483]

@@kulserz6747 and solve was not really good and wtf he made cross on the front so he could not lookahead during cross

[@Ethan-Schmidt]

The pieonedie it’s most likely fake... like a 5 move cross with 3 free f2l pairs, slight pauses and a sune (arguably the best I’ll case) with a u perm.

[@dovydas4483]

Xd just lucky case not faked case

[@Ethan-Schmidt]

The pieonedie he did a fake scramble and gave himself the easiest cases

[@Simoran]

This video is pretty cool to watch as a speedcuber. Just goes to show how complex it seems to other people yet to us it's so simplistic.

[@kai_unix]

i didnt know speedcubers could see text and monochrome and pause time

[@bezimiennygrzes5593]

thay even hear castelvania music and got slow mo

[@kai_unix]

i wish i was a speedcuber :( it looks so cool i would have so many abilities

[@sazid2637]

oh believe us, we do

[@fuyutsukirai]

ZA WARUDO

[@MyCheeseHurts]

oh really we do

[@Ironjagg]

there is not enough time in that timer for me to solve the cube

[@tomabenas964]

Like wise.

[@pinaz993]

Honestly, you can just read the instructions that come with the name brand one and you'll be able to solve it rather easily.

[@andrewparker9168]

There's no way to solve nearly that fast with the beginners method cubes come with, which would be around 160-180 moves average. A name brand Rubik's cube is also stiff and doesn't let you cut edges. He's using CFOP, which is what most speed cubers use. Many more algorithms and takes much longer to learn, but much faster and way less moves.

[@pinaz993]

I didn't say fast. I said easily.

[@cbernier3]

Make a cross, put in corners. What's so difficult.

[@fremzter]

This is like one of those anime that does one move but last few episodes lol

[@kin_aru]

Fremy Gonzales *looks at Dragonball and Bleach*

[@ceramicflame6500]

looks at irrelevant memes

[@nmeo394]

Nikra Aledue More like HunterxHunter (Chimera Ant mission).

[@Ididntwannaselfdestruct]

#dbz

[@maroofhussian8365]

2k roux solvers watched this video

[@cubersanonymous5180]

Baha

[@aditkantak3579]

lmao im one of them (i didnt dislike tho)

[@AdityaV44]

Good joke bruh

[@kilist174]

And liked it

[@notninja97]

Confused. Do not watch when high.

[@FalleniLy]

i wish i had read this comment before watching the video.

[@azumazubau]

same feelings m8

[@cereal2373]

@Ninjaman17 your profile pic is just pure beauty.

[@notninja97]

Tomoko san Thx (ps - so's yours)

[@redstoneglowups3542]

this is making me high 😂😂

[@animationcrate]

This is my favorite scene from my favorite anime

[@Jugyimus]

lmao xD

[@bro-ty3cn]

The only thing I'm surprised about is how he managed to turn 9 seconds of recording into a 4 minute video.

[@itsjianna3581]

A JACKAL slow motion, and pausing the video. Lol

[@muu1690]

Came for the cube. Didn't got it. Stayed for music.

[@funguy-yt7632]

Get

[@asheditz5942]

Haha

[@hansolo6751]

so i blink my eyes, and the white cross is done, wtf??

[@jellyfishguitar4163]

Hansolo no before starting the timer. u need to find how to solve the cross. and think move.

[@sebastian1234hamburg]

TheValk and all at the sudden, it explodes and the cube never gets solved

[@timscoviac]

Yeah.. I can solve in 60 seconds, the speed he solves the cross in is insane to me

[@gp3665]

Riot Agario lol

[@BloodstarDE]

He sees the same thing, he just interprets them different

[@DunkeysLongLostSon]

No shit. Did you think they had special powers that allowed them to see how to solve the cube faster?

[@BloodstarDE]

Dunno, he could be color blind or something.

[@wj11jam78]

How would that help? If anything it'd be a hinderance.

[@maco2896]

Wj11jam How?

[@alexosow]

When u still don't understand it.

[@delphara]

Party you weren't meant to... I can solve them in about 40 seconds now and this overcomplicated and hard to understand

[@deschampsia5469]

I solve in about the same time as delphi and it made pretty decent sense, he's just demonstrating the individual steps of CFOP with some diagrams that aren't the main focus. Cross, F2L pairing, OLL, PLL. It's the same 4 steps that every CFOP user uses. If he was explaining Roux Last Six Edges I'd expect people to be confused.

[@enjaygladdison120]

when you are 20 sec solver you can uderstand it

[@marie513]

jin riku rubiano nah, I can't go under a minute (not interested in practicing) but I understand, just don't know OLL or PLL algorithms but I get it.

[@enjaygladdison120]

Marié513 I mean the F2L and for example he could've just continue the sune not just insert the last pair

[@E--Drop]

I assumed that it was gonna go super slow like "bullet time" when your a skilled fighter/racer.

[@OneBiasedOpinion]

I would never have the patience to sit down and train myself to speedcube. After rewatching this video about 3 or 4 times, I finally picked up on what you were doing, but there's no way on earth I could ever take the time to get that good. Mad props, man.

[@juanvazquez5836]

OneBiasedOpinion It's about patience. Anyways some people like me likes other stuff like Poker or other card games so, mentally, you need a combination of natural talent and dedication. This things are not for me but I'm sure I'm a beast at other things, the same thing could happen to you, don't demotivate yourself :)

[@OneBiasedOpinion]

Enrique Vazquez Thanks for the encouragement! And I'm not really demotivating myself. I just know that this sort of thing would never work with my personality type. Now, you sit me down in front of a workbench chock-full of robotic parts, tools, and a computer with programming software on it, and you'll never get me back out of there until I pass out. :^)

[@MrTNT6000]

Speedcubers see floating text??? :O

[@MrTNT6000]

***** what is lahh

[@miwwie1504]

lol

[@Genxgirl-vt]

Yes that's how we see it, it tells us how to do it. It's a disorder.... Probably should get it checked out

[@godzilla3768]

yes

[@olive7347]

That's what I thought at first XD

[@tythedream5844]

As someone who has never solved a rubix cube, this was insane to see

[@focus9728]

Rubik's* Do you understand the fact Erno Rubik made the cube

[@GigaDarkness]

+YourMomPlaysHD rubix

[@focus9728]

+DarkGiga ?

[@shiinondogewalker1675]

+Tyrion7 Obviously, so am I ^^

[@focus9728]

Shiinon Dogewalker fuckin hell. you guys are all overreacting

[@AssassinSteven12]

that f2l tho

[@NXeta]

0:40 *music comes on* oh shit's about to get serious

[@hsms2220]

NX berry Inu

[@FireWaia]

For a guy knowing jack shit about this, i still know jack shit about this.

[@pedroakjr2371]

same

[@Xynth22]

A lot of the speedcubing thing is a lot less impressive than it looks. They usually just mix up the cube in specific way and then reverse what they did, which really just boils down to muscle memory. The cool stuff is when someone else mixes up the cube out of sight and then have them solve it. They still solve it quickly, but its not less than 10 seconds quick.

[@nitra01]

Nick Baynes not many people fake solves lol

[@eliotsmith6186]

Nick Baynes: The official competitions always involve someone else mixing the cubes, and the very top competitors consistently get it under 10 seconds. Heck, the world record average is under 7 secs, and the world record single is less than 5. Sure, there are scammers out there on KZbin, but the true elite speedcubers are freakin' impressive.

[@nikitad8878]

No, you're just an idiot.

[@baboonmagi1763]

Still don't understand shit. Btw, did anyone else found this to be just like an epic fight scene in some crazy anime? I mean the part about "what speedcuber sees".

[@tostcudede1332]

BaboonMagi yeah :'D

[@NaneRulz]

It's from castlevanias.

[@theunknownexplorer1944]

It is similar to Orochimaro's theme in Naruto but not exact.

[@someonerandom6505]

!!!! i was actually thinking the same thing!!

[@Masamursha]

That was an awesome cross. I like how you did the edge permutation with the solved bar facing you. You got super easy oll/plls and a f2l pair already formed. Sick solve.

[@Leccci]

so basically they have a sharingan.

[@Mr_Simi_]

Doran's Blade 😂😂😂

[@hanako9587]

Shit you cracked the code!😂😂😂

[@execautoexec]

more like a byakugan, being able to read anything in incredible speed

[@eltricsavagexxx1330]

Fr shanigan

[@SGGT-en9se]

He must be sasuke

[@gabou1735]

Now imagine what Feliks Zemdegs see ! ^^

[@ghufiiytdg3990]

It's like I see this goes here and this goes here and this goes oh wait I'm done

[@stickmanjoe7051]

MinkeyTicTac But Feliks has the WR for average...

[@nessguy9538]

Or the guy who solved the 2x2x2 in 0.58 seconds

[@nitra01]

" oh look an f2l skip ezpz oh zbll? lol ezpz"

[@pankajsharma7511]

fucker the wr holder only had to do 3 moves see carefully he had everything made by itself

[@dreamcubing]

I'll never be a speedcuber, but was always curious about just what is happening in the thought process of people who solve lightning fast like this. This was fascinating and well made, thank you so much!

[@bigbosspanda1976]

Never say never.

[@thatonedude4309]

shout out to anyone else that's also on a random KZbin streak

[@ericwulff4844]

Yep, last vid I was watching was darts world championship

[@joaofreitas5435]

Eric Wulff Me tooo hahaha

[@jeffhanks6522]

Eric Wulff Lol same!!

[@austinfollett8158]

im supossed to be writing a story and now im here WTF!!!!!!!!!!

[@nanamacapagal8342]

Welcome to quarantine

[@bbqstuff]

When I tried to solve my cube really fast it just exploded.

[@NameNik223]

Made in China

[@redcuber1568]

All good cubes are made in China -_-

[@jellyfishguitar4163]

RedCuber true

[@NameNik223]

DBcuber Yeah, I didn't know that China makes best cubes

[@bythetimeyoufinishedreadin9083]

+Plasma Are you died?

[@krcarlosm]

And I'm still trying to solve my rubik..... since 2001.

[@ddebenedictis]

Peel 'n' stick

[@mahmoud-quran]

Solved mine yesterday. Steps are easy it's just memorising the algorithms are complicated and I have to look at a picture.

[@Vyx25]

Cory Starkell thats easy.

[@haikalt.9279]

I was born since 2001 xD u r trying to solve rubik for 16 years old

[@alexluna6238]

Nova Calisthenics "for 16 years old"

[@alvin_row]

but in what step did you change the polarity to increase the magnetic field of the algorithm?

[@pedroakjr2371]

science intensifies

[@aamirhamja1118]

Alonso Mancini lol

[@mikew123456]

That would have been step 17, but he didn't need to, because there was a warp in the space-time continuum that he was able to use :-)

[@hassansyedali584]

Alonso Mancini to many big words &.&

[@pyrojayxx1366]

Alonso Mancini MY BRAIN.... TREMBLES!!

[@ifrog751]

2:26 you could have done U R U2 R'to skip OLL

[@synergy9853]

He probably didn’t know about winter variation or the sune alone itself is also pretty fast

[@NikoGustafson]

all that in 9 seconds?! holy shit

[@moplol4419]

I mean if your a cuber or a speed cuber that's actually pretty nice my fastest time was 10 seconds

[@CommonChicken]

14 year old kid got 4.9, pretty insane!

[@rsvpjcp6569]

+CommonChicken Lucas etter

[@sgdoc7541]

+CommonChicken why does 14 year old matter? Most speed cubers are teens

[@MattMcConaha]

+HowTorigami456 "14 year old" matters to some extent because it limits the amount of practice time that he has had. Realistically that's probably only like 6 years of practice or something like that. Still a lot of time, but for reference I've known how to solve for about 10 years and I'm still really slow compared to a lot of people nowadays.

[@thebananamelon5065]

Solving a Rubik's cube requires a lot of focus and track keeping. I cannot do either of those

[@MrJeuVideoPro]

Screw look ahead Oh, my times just went up by 15 seconds...

[@Lislio]

Did you actually put a piece of melon inside a banana peel for that profile picture?

[@Lislio]

DOES NO ONE WONDER IF HE ACTUALLY CREATED A BANANA MELON FOR THAT PROFILE PIC???

[@-D.m.G-]

+oma van duin i do that would be amazing

[@IrulewithLucas]

+BlazeMaster561 Memory is something I cannot do.

[@courtcaseindacut]

I'm supposed to be playing game of war but this one player keeps kicking my ass.

[@xens6285]

GabeDaBoss Gaming is it TheLegend27?

[@courtcaseindacut]

Xenomanny yeah, TheLegend27.

[@LasgCe]

who is TheLegend27?

[@thevigamerpixerlator]

Some say, the legend27 comes to disturb your videos with it's shitty commercials all day long.

[@apparition4196]

what is thelegend27?

[@ziadatedla7082]

This is like when an anime character reveals his attack strategy lololol

[@caleighshelton8103]

nope still cant do that in a million years

[@dhanushkuber2689]

Lol .... what if I teach you in a month ?? or maybe 2 weeks!! u wanna learn? i'd love to teach you Caleigh!

[@The.Terror.Lab.]

+Dhanush Kuber I can solve a rubiks cube but i can't do it in less than about 3 minutes. I would love to learn a faster method. I think I am capable. 9 seconds is amazing!

[@iurigrang]

www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?43471-Beginner-s-Guide-to-Choosing-a-Speedsolving-Method

[@dhanushkuber2689]

+Melissa Cunill , that's really incredible !! Ur one among those people who can play with colors and unite them !! :D well , let me be frank .... my best time has been 74.34 seconds in solving it ! Ahm , yea I used to take around 3 minutes as well ! But the key to it aint about the "method" Melissa ! But the "way" you move the cube ! U gotta use ur fingers to move it . Then it moves even faster ! trust me , I m able to solve the same cube with the same algorithms faster ... just because I learnt how to "move it quickly"!! I would love to be of any help to u ! #Respect_you.

[@iurigrang]

Dhanush Kuber As a 25 second solver with both roux and CFOP (PBs of 16.150 and 14.938, in the same order), I assure you that the method is one of the most important things to have a enjoiable and productive experience with the cube, but yes, if you wanna get fast, one of the first things you need to learn is basic fingertricks (that's how "the way you move" is called).

[@raai6888]

i have absolutely NO idea what you are saying...

[@Waraitsune]

u r 2 slow

[@Stinkyclawkilla]

That's becuase he didnt say anything

[@adrulsalid7721]

look up cfop

[@viralmyst1427]

Creative like he said this is only an example solve not a tutorial

[@nicholasdowns3502]

Creative this is a tutorial kzbin.info/www/bejne/emTKYnV-a76ibq8

[@Pitas96]

Hi Guys! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR OVER 800k views! Now I'm working on new version of this film with help one of the fastest speedcubers in the world. So I hope it'll be worth of waiting. :)

[@Anaperius]

It wiłl and what side of the cube did u do the algorithm on

[@samueleinterrigi3734]

+Pitas96 which cube you used in this video?

[@burnsfactor]

+Pitas96 This is a great video, I'm looking forward to the next one.

[@stampyfan1121]

+samuele interrigi I think it is a ZhanChi

[@Anaperius]

+Austin Butler thx

[@djskippimusic]

This was a great solve, I'm curious to see how you're doing now. I'm sure you could shave 1s/1.5s if you reduced the amount regrips you had to do. To those that don't understand. He did state at the beginning that is wasn't a tutorial, just an example solve. Understanding these concepts are a bit hard to understand until you've practiced, and you've changed the way you perceive the cube. This comes with a lot of practice. The method used for solving the cube in this video is called CFOP, which is an acronym for it's 4 steps. Cross: Form a white "Cross" that matches the centers for the next row. F2L: A bit harder to explain; however, the main goal is to finish the "First 2 layers" completely. This will leave white solved, and 2/3's of every other color solved(except yellow) OLL: "Orient last layer", this involves completely solving the yellow side. The beginner method is 2-look, because it requires less memorization (7 different cases). More advanced cubers know every different case and the corresponding algorithm to move them to the next part of the solve, this is called 1-look. (there are more advanced variations on this step, this is standard) PLL: is the final layer, Permutation of last layers. Once you have the final side solved the last 1/3 from the F2L step might still be unsolved. There are many different cases you can get at this point. This requires you moving the edges in such a way that doesn't scramble the cube. We name them " _ Perms" (eg. j perm, t perm, u perm). There are different methods for solving them. Most memorize the cases and just learn to execute it quickly. I recommend watching some videos on CFOP to learn some more information. Another popular speed solving method is Roux. If you're completely new to cubing the beginner method is always a pretty good place to start. It helps you understand the rules to your puzzle more.

[@Daze_d]

The trick of placing the first slot in an empty corner it's AMAZING

[@Nole2701]

Why?

[@Daze_d]

He explain why in the video

[@djmixah387]

Ok so everyone is saying that there was an oll skip case (and there was) but for the sake of the video he had to do oll. I bet he knew that there was an oll skip. And don't forget that this is not actually intended for cubers. The title is: what cubers see

[@Pitas96]

Ninja Cuber Finally someone who understood this. Thank you :)

[@djmixah387]

+Pitas96 np cool video btw

[@renteryx2364]

+Pitas96 my strategy is completely Different.

[@Hankotoba]

+Ninja Cuber its just a speed up

[@djmixah387]

+Jdm Car non-cuber alert

[@spffy]

2:24 If he were to do U2 R U2 R' He would've skipped OLL completely.

[@finnharkness8644]

Explain I keep on trying this .... It's not working

[@rillashort9456]

+Spifflet he has to do oll for the video and show what it would look like on a normal solve. kind asucks that he only would get an oll skip when he doesn't want it.

[@Untoldanimations]

+Finn Harkness then you're an idiot or something

[@PromybroCuber]

Lol i remember when I for first time watched this. I was like THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE. And now after more than a year my personal best is 8.86 seconds lol

[@adamtheutuber1821]

You had a easy pll not gonna lie

[@puppy3908]

he said that this was an example

[@adamtheutuber1821]

henri le roux i know but im just saying :)

[@puppy3908]

But his ddrm and his pll were off a little he needed a bit more fil so fix it but he used a strange tactic of a gokl which is cool cause ive never seen it used like that

[@LocksVid]

At least it wasn't a JB perm...

[@timpiano2359]

typical ll

[@Egghead012]

9 seconds? oh shit this guy is fast.

[@unmake1000000]

not really my fasted time so far is 6.8 seconds which is close to the world record though i havent been able to go faster closest iv come to beating my record was 7 seconds flat

[@darkestblaze02]

i think he was being sarcastic. or if not.. Im sure 9 sec is not so fast when you say SPEEDCUBER

[@unmake1000000]

actually nine seconds is pretty fast

[@pineconeeagleman6101]

Well, actually the fastest is 3.5 up to date. But as soon as they release the cyber-augmentations to the public for us to have free will over our eyes will be able to track in which side each colored cube is on and thus we could solve it blind-folded. The mere ramifications of solving a Rubik's cube with "speed" for this day and age you must understand how the cube works, how the algorithms effect the solving of the cube (by where each piece is moved with the intentions of trying to solve one side at a time), and lastly someone's ability to comprehend the movement of the cube at high speeds. To an extent this is a form of "super human" ability.

[@nooblimits5267]

Toshida Gaming 4.73 seconds you mean? Is the verified record of the 3x3 up to date..

[@forsaturn4629]

It would take me my whole life to solve it.

[@camden666]

No, it only takes a day or two. To speed solve it, it would probably take months

[@0987654a5]

Yup. Got myself a cube for christmas. After 10 hours of practicing, I was already able to solve it in under 3 minutes, and now I"m at 1:30 with the beginner's method. Just learned f2l for cfop, gonna train that to be even faster.

[@camden666]

0987654a5 exactly

[@SyedGamer4Life]

took me an hour to solve it but no way can i speedsolve the entire thing by next night

[@djordjestojanovic2901]

SpUngE it would take me 50 seconds to solve it xD

[@rubenbelem]

Man, I've gotta say thank you for this video. I saw it 3 years ago few weeks after I learned to solve the Rubik's cube, and my mind was blown at the time. Now my global average is around 12~13s, with Full OLL and PLL :D !

[@baronvg]

He solved the cross in less time than it takes me to blink! lol

[@fuckyougoogleplus8667]

baronvg I hope you don't have a driver's license.

[@01014]

baronvg Ideally, when one is solving, one uses their inspection time to figure out how to solve the white cross and memorize the moves so that it can be snapped out quickly as soon as the timer goes off. Not to discredit that practice or anything- this guy just solves fast too and lots of practice will do that.

[@nesirsitsir]

This video was already in slow motion but I still had to put it in slow motion

[@darkwyvern9796]

Damnnn all that happens in 9.16 seconds! That's amazing!

[@jral6395]

Speedsolvers need very good brain processing power to do that. That comes with practice. The more you do it, the more your brain adjusts to it

[@mikusjanisgailis2201]

actually 9.16+15 seconds because inspection time is 15 seconds sooo

[@Pitas96]

Inspection doesn't count to a solve time.

[@Hairyskinback]

No but it should lol :)

[@dubalak9271]

Last time i watched this i was getting started in cubing.this time watching this.i see the exact same thing on how speedcubers see this

[@ChrisChoi123]

Oh my gosh, i remember watching this 3 years ago when i first started cubing. It brings back so much memories when i was a beginner. What do you average now?

[@leonaweibel2400]

how good are you rn?

[@ChrisChoi123]

Me? Sub 10

[@leonaweibel2400]

Wow, you think i could do that in 3 years?

[@leonaweibel2400]

i just started cubing

[@lachlancummings7242]

Chris Choi I started about half a year ago now I'm sub 35. I did the same thing as you lol

[@thesage1096]

this guy made solving a rubix look so freaking epic, with the BGM and all

[@KaitouKaiju]

Even in slow motion with an explanation I still don't understand lol

[@LocksVid]

XD

[@MrM1440]

I could show you how to solve a Rubik's Cube on my channel, but I'm bad at explaining things so yeah.

[@burzum000-e3r]

+ThatRandomGuy k

[@rubenbelem]

2 years ago this video got me into speedcubing :)! A couple of months ago I managed to get my first sub8 solve, never thought I could get there one day! Thank you Pitas96!

[@Pitas96]

Thank you for this comment. Nice story bro! Keep cubing!

[@maximiliansus2629]

why is this recommended nice vid tho

[@atharvaokhade5225]

menelaos

[@commentguy330]

After I started cubing I finally see this.

[@LDMco]

F2L is probably the hardest thing to matser. Continue practicinf! :D

[@jitsuclothing5696]

+FoZe Sennzur yeah me too

[@johanbergqvist1172]

+FoZe Sennzur for me it's OLL. 60 something cases?!? How am I supposed to do that I can only do like 4 of them. F2l is the fun part I think.

[@RonaiHenrik]

+Johan Bergqvist bisic OLL is 57 but you only need 8 for 2 look OLL which is not much slower. And you mentioned F2L is the fun part :) Try bigger cubes, maybe you'll like them more. Bigger percentage is intuitive than in 3x3 or 2x2.

[@johanbergqvist1172]

+Henrik Rónai thank you, you're right :) I got a 4x4 cube and it was frustrating to do the edges but I think I've got it much better. Then I went back to a 3x3 and my time has gotten down to 54 seconds. My record before was 1:36 seconds. I don't know how. The thing is now. Should I start doing two finger or should I learn all algorithms in CFOP? :)

[@elturrondemani9474]

Speedcubers see all in slowmotion?

[@elturrondemani9474]

Combinacijusx I know man, it was just a joke

[@chancubes6413]

No but in a speedcubers perspective it almost seems like it because of how fast we need to recognize certain cases and permutations on the cube. It's actually quite hard and it takes lots of practice.

[@pensadorilogico9343]

they see a text on the vision and this messes up a lot

[@coolkidnotcoolnofriends1552]

If they do He be SLOOOOOOOO

[@heidmand]

I fully endorse this type of video. Showing the average person the amount of though and skill it takes to so something skillfully with speed. Thank you for this video.

[@zainjafar4254]

my fastest is 3 days...

[@ajohntae160]

my fastest is about 5 mins with a guide

[@eclipsies]

My fastest is 2 years 😂

[@ilywraith]

Mine is 30 seconds

[@Masterpdudley]

33 seconds

[@RakhaBM400]

one minute

[@BigBagl]

I actually might get closer to solving the rubiks cube because of this video... Thanks!!

[@KidusYohannes]

This was super helpful as I always wonder how people solve the cube so fast when I can only do it in 45 seconds or so.

[@sammin101]

My pb is 45, I need to practice more tho, and get more efficient with my PLL

[@doge6763]

Kidus Yohannes that's amazing I still haven't finished mine

[@rx3la]

Kidus Yohannes wi can only do23 seconds

[@yeltsinr381]

Kidus Yohannes i could probably solve it in 45 years

[@manou9907]

This is so nice to undertsand the beginning for soeedcubing thankyou man!!!!

[@captainstash8645]

what i see: Take out the colors and put them back together as fast as you can

[@KDD8]

where can i download these speed hacks?

[@TheFlamingJason]

From me. Im a 9 second solver

[@DanieleOlivieriFlash98]

Please give me a download link for the cube :p

[@JewishLewish]

I can solve it in 3 minute but idk how i will ever get any faster lol

[@commentguy330]

Learn F2L

[@juredddd]

+xLewcifer Don't try to be fast, try to be efficient, speed will come with practice and also buy a decent cube.

[@JewishLewish]

+juredddd i'm currently down to 1:07 :p

[@ziquaftynny9285]

+xLewcifer be obsesive.

[@ethanmemelord2727]

Lately I've been obsessed and I've got my time down to about 12 secs and still improving

[@blader1019]

I can solve the pryamix in 10 seconds, I guess I'm a speed triangler

[@OortCloud]

And you spelled Pyraminx an Triangular wrong...

[@larilaa]

You hear electric guitars when you solve 'em? America.

[@Pitas96]

+Lari K Actually I'm from Poland. And video has a title ,,what speedcuber sees..." not what speedcubers hear.

[@larilaa]

+Pitas96 Yeah - don't get me wrong - I like what you did with the editing. I visited Poland just a couple of weeks ago. Great country.

[@theresnoway440]

Here i am crying because i cant memorize 57 alglorithms

[@theresnoway440]

I just learned 2 look oll. Works fine for me!

[@Rainbow_Atlas]

***** Yes, I know exactly what you mean! I agree with your oppinion and I'm glad that you said it so clear and easy to understand :-P

[@slimegamer4724]

To solve the way he did takes about 30 algs

[@sherlockhomeless2785]

Majority of this can be intuitive, I mean yes it's good to know algorithms but you can still have decent times with few algs, haha awesome solve though! I think for that he only needed like 4 or less algorithms and the rest was intuitive

[@GiftsFromGod]

Christian Castellanos hi

[@ZweiSpeedruns]

People always think I am just a genius. They use the "Fail method" (literally quoting something documenting various methods) where you solve one side then try to solve a few more. They think I am just a genius at doing that. They see stickers as individual pieces and no corner-edge-center pieces. After training myself to solve it for the first time, (within 3 minutes) I could never see what someone else would see ever again. P.S. The translation is spot on from what I could tell ;D

[@superredraider]

i understand my man i thought that myself over these years u see each sticker as a new piece no each piece has 2 -stickers on they are all joined in some way and when u can doit u see it differently

[@kg1051]

Thank you Pitas96 for this mind blowing content . Now everybody is trying to copy your content. Still yours is the best. I respect you

[@piotao]

I share it, because I like it!

[@Pitas96]

+Piotr Arłukowicz nie spodziewałem się Pana tutaj, sam uczyłem się z Pańskich tutoriali. Dziękuję i pozdrawiam 😊

[@piotao]

+Pitas96 Fajny filmik, gratulacje! Bardzo potrzebne przedstawienie sposobu myślenia speedcuberów - i gratuluję dobrego czasu! Kiedyś to byłby rekord świata!

[@Pitas96]

+Piotr Arłukowicz Dziękuję bardzo i jednocześnie zapraszam Pana aby zajrzeć na zawody, które odbędą się w Gdańsku, w hotelu Marina 27 lutego, tam będzie można podziwiać tych najlepszych :)

[@piotao]

+Pitas96 Dziękuję! Niestety, nie przyjadę, jestem teraz poza krajem.

[@MagicPatagonia]

Great video!!.....thank you for sharing!

[@ValeenP]

857 asian boys disliked this

[@Ice00Shinobi]

racist and sexist

[@ValeenP]

Chris Liu triggered

[@antoinesavelli8202]

So triggered

[@ValeenP]

Reno k

[@Ice00Shinobi]

It's ok, I am racist too.

[@patbeach9500]

As an old, slow cuber, it is fascinating to see how you look at the solve as a speedcuber. I'm happy I can just solve it from memory....

[@TheRealRslive]

i was expecting : "What blindfolded speedcubers see"

[@0xD15EA5E]

As a BLD solver, I can tell you we do see during solving. :D

[@leavenow7902]

SOOOOOOOO........does it mean that they see these words in their head an theyre mentally crazy

[@77Yuki]

mentally crazy yet manage to solve the rubiks cube unlike me which is never be able to solve it. :c

[@Ciel069]

Eddie Georgievski YEEE WTF OMFG

[@Simoran]

As a speedcuber, I never actually see the words in my head, I just see what I have to do and do it. This is just explaining stuff.

[@ultrahanskb6718]

Yeah, it gets kind of annoying after a while when floating text appears in front of me and time freezes so I can read it.

[@bulliam]

you're not funny

[@AhnafAbdullah]

Pitas96 Is it possible to solve a Rubik's Cube without an algorithm? And, how did you learn? Did you just practice? My record is 3 days, after which I just tossed the cube out of my room. (Incomplete, obviously)

[@OmarAhmed99]

lol

[@rafaporto99]

Well technically any sequence of moves you do to accomplish something is an algorithm so no. However, it is possible to figure out your own if you spend enough time trying/thinking. If you don't have much experience with twisty puzzles like the rubik's cube it can be difficult to do so though for most people.

[@drgnfrc13]

You can easily learn to solve it without these speed cubing algorithms. The beginner's method only requires you to know 6 algorithms, and they are mostly pretty simple and easy to memorize. The only difference is that you will be lucky to get a sub-1 minute solve with the beginner's method, whereas most people get at least 30 second solves with the more complicated methods. And of course, like Rafael said, you could certainly solve it just by messing around with it and learning on your own, but it won't be a quick process that way.

[@Voltra_]

Learn the beginner method

[@SmithsCrhronicles]

yes it is.... use a spray can and spray each side with different colors... everything is possible =)

[@رائدالعتيبي-ط4ز]

I love to come back to this every few months because each time it makes more sense

[@AgglomeratiProduzioni]

I've started 2-3 days ago playing with the cube, my best is 3 minutes now. I thought speedcubers used a different method: I'm not speed but I do a lot of moves anyway. They don't, they're just fast as fuck apparently. Congratulations.

[@markialright8302]

thats what im thinking. but the same. hehe

[@koltin4053]

Ruben ive done for about 2 weeks and im below a minute and im mastering cfop right now. everyday i solve my cube about 50 times and by the end of 2016 i wanna be below 30 sec

[@r-t_verhoefzz1657]

Lieutenant_Spark I think you will definitely reach that, I am now cubing for 4 months (I took a long break) and now my pb is 31 seconds. I did it maby only 10 times a day, but if you keep going like this for as long as I do now. I think you will maby gat a pb of 20 seconds

[@buddyroar5525]

Ruben I've been doing it for a month now and my best is 25 seconds

[@joaomenegalebarbi1586]

Hi, can you help me? I want to start studying on how to solve, but I don't know where to begin.

[@benliang258]

Illegal start the timer

[@benliang258]

Well youll get a dnf

[@Pitas96]

Yes. I didn't start timer correctly, but the reason for that was the tripod which was just behind the timer.

[@AtharvGoel]

+Pitas96 Dude wheres the new version??

[@varrooliver2971]

just a +2

[@enriqueibarra8340]

no, it's not right, you have to start it with your fingers.

[@JonathanRossignol]

Genius level memory

[@TeaMMatE11]

+Jonathan Rossignol It's just muscle memory.

[@JonathanRossignol]

genius level muscle memory

[@tusharkanwaria267]

+Jonathan Rossignol hahahahHHah lol

[@ziquaftynny9285]

+Jonathan Rossignol Genius is relative you fool.

[@SpyzacFilms]

+Jonathan Rossignol My fingers are mini Einsteins and Newtons!

[@LoganDark4357]

0:40 For the first few seconds I thought that was going to be a badass remix of Orochimaru's theme or something.. xD

[@tanavyadimri2421]

Whoah! Awesome man. This helps a lot. I am actually a 30 seconds solver but maybe I can improve now....

[@tanavyadimri2421]

Go to hell.

[@tanavyadimri2421]

okay...

[@tyrelljohnson3124]

***** Hell Michigan actually.

[@epicmidgetdude]

Tyrell Johnson Hell, Cayman Islands. I've been there, its nice.

[@tanavyadimri2421]

I dont have a gf and I'd rather not hv one

[@astroed5599]

I understood what you did " what normal people see" well I'm a sub 10 myself so xD i saw what you did either way good insertion btw keep it up!

[@guillermija]

very good video to watch and learn, good job, man!

[@Pitas96]

Thanks man. Now I see that I have to do more videos like this! :)

[@guillermija]

Pitas96 these kind of videos can really help people to become speedsolvers, I am a regular cube solver myself :D

[@nar5205]

this video makes speedcubers look like SuperSaiyans

[@mhesus]

my best shot is around 96 hours

[@kinga4771]

- Migwood - My best shot will probably be 96 months lol

[@phillipdobbs6530]

You can't solve a 3x3 in your lifetime by random moves so your best shot is a dnf

[@Skwbzz]

worst comment section ever

[@gordontang9640]

glad youtube suggested this to me, soo interesting

[@re1ive456]

This lowkey was the best tutorial on how to solve the final layer THANK YOU

[@baconxshotgun2813]

my fastest is 14 years 2 months and 7 days

[@EbonysBlaze]

my fastest is given up

[@NJBSports_KH]

My fastest is 13.82

[@samgab]

I started in 1985... The clock is still running. The cube is somewhere in the back of the closet...

[@Pwnedby]

GOD BLESS YOUR SOLE TOOK ME ONLY 10 SECONDS XD

[@Thebutcheredchef]

As a speed cuber this describes exactly how it works

[@harvunknown9447]

*I just peel the stickers off and put them back on*

[@penapenis]

Get out

[@VoxlMusic]

When I didn't know how to solve the Rubik's cube, I had no idea what are you doing. Now I understand everything :D

[@lobsterfork]

That was cool. I know all of the F2L algorithms and about 75% of the OLL and PLL algorithms, but I realized and decided that I would never have the hand eye/finger dexterity and coordination to get under 30 seconds, so I dropped it.Part of cubing is knowing your limits and I just do not have a mind that can process that fast. It first dawned on me while I was trying to cut time by figuring out tricks to solve the cross even faster. I gave it a solid week and I even managed to cut my time from 22 seconds to 12, but 12 was the best I could get. It is ironic, the cross which is arguably the easiest thing to first solve, but it is in my opinion, the hardest thing to get down quickly. I can F2L in under 20-25 seconds. I can get the OLL and PLL part in about another 35-45 seconds assuming I get a pattern that I can quickly recognize. My best time was 52 seconds. I had a cross that could be solved in under 6 moves. Most of my F2L pairs were lined up easily recognizable, my OLL pattern was the classic LBL orienting the cross algorithm, and my PLL pattern was 1 side solved with 3 sides that needed to be switched (Just like this video =). Luck of the draw, but I was proud of it. At that point, I decided investing anymore time to cut my solve time was probably a wasted effort. Maybe with two to three years of daily practice I could get to 20-30 seconds, but that is my limit, and I just did not care to invest that much effort into cutting 35-45 seconds. I always wondered if sub 10 second solves were pure geniuses who could see all the steps in a reverse solve, but you just proved that wrong. You showed that talent and hard work can yield amazing results. Thank you for the video and the time you invested in the cube. Some people might say it is a waste of time or stupid, but you are in the .00001% of people who can solve a cube that fast, and I find that incredibly impressive.

[@simonrohi]

Bro, I'm a sub-25 solver and my best is 19.80. It's best to learn how to do fingertricks before memorizing some algs. Also, if you got about sub-40, buy a new cube like an AoLong or a WeiLong. I was sub 40 then and when I bought an Aolong, my time literally went from 40 s to 30 s

[@simonrohi]

Their speedcube is quite good according to some cubers though

[@simonrohi]

Oh. My bad. but try getting their speedcube. it's quite good

[@skhtrm]

Sifer15 They're pretty shit.

[@simonrohi]

Oh well. I just heard it. I think if it was tensioned properly and lubed, it would be better

[@ScofieTwo]

if you inserted the last f2l pair with a double move you could have got an OLL skip

[@danielrose-levine9694]

yeah but if he didn't and did U' R' U2 R U R' U R it would get a pll skip

[@miksuko]

wat

[@ZectonplaysMC]

Yea cause it skips the sune case

[@nitra01]

Scofie coudlve been U2 R U2' R' or something oike that

[@davidorona2268]

The pll skip would be better, takes longer to execute

[@aghaanantyab]

omg!! hahahah do you really memorize all algorythms there???

[@ArjenJongeling]

You can solve a cube with 7 algorythms but you'll never get under 90 seconds. This guy used the Fridrich method which is faster. He solved the first two layers intuitively. No algorythms, just logic thinking. He was very lucky in OLL because the yellow cross was already there. If this hadn't been the case, he could have created the cross first and then the corners (2 step OLL). This takes 8 algorythms. The last part, PLL, takes 7 or 8 algorythms. So it's not extremely difficult, the hard part is the recognition. If you have to stop between the algorythms to figure out the next step, that slows you down. In my case, I average 32 seconds. It is possible to do 1 step OLL (so you solve the yellow cross and the yellow corners at the same time) but then you have to memorize over 50 algorythms. The difference with 2 step OLL is approx. 1-2 seconds so many cubers never bother to learn them before they get sub 20 secs or so.

[@Pitas96]

Arjen Jongeling Well actually I did sub 30 using basic 7 algs :P

[@ArjenJongeling]

Pitas96 You're right, my bad. I did 47 seconds using the beginner method and a very cheap cube in 1980 or 81. I averaged about a minute. Sad to think it took me 35 years to get only twice as fast. With very advanced cubes. FML :-D

[@aghaanantyab]

Arjen Jongeling hahahh i can solve it under 1 minute using only 4 algorythms. first, i solve the first two layers intuitively. then i create cross (first algorythm). then i put each edges to the right place (second algorythm). then i put each corners to the right place (third algorythm). finally i rotate the corners to the right angle (fourth algorythm)

[@ArjenJongeling]

aghaanantyab That's basically the same. The first 2 layers have 2 algorithms as well, one for inserting the corners of the first layer and one of the edges of the second layer. That adds up to 6. I wonder how you solve the cross in the last layer so that they are not only correctly oriented but also aligned with the centers of the second layer. In the beginners method, this is the 7th algorythm.