Great vid but holding white on top triggered me 😂 I know it’s beginners though

I used to hold white on top until I was sub-13 hahaha@@Vision.FN007

hi

The video was 2 hours ago, but the comment was 3 hours ago. . .

make a seperate playlist for this series

Hi , Are you using CFOP method? I am currently learning F2L , and also the cross on bottom which is abit tricky for me haha. I can solve about 1min using beginner method but CFOP have not tried it yet as I am still practicding it.

@@divinegaming643 Yes, I am using CFOP. Learning F2L is honestly one of the hardest things when trying to learn CFOP. In the beginning it just slows you down, but it’s soo worth it once you start becoming better (which will happen sooner than you might think). I would just learn something new whenever cubing feels kind of boring or when you haven’t learned anything in a while :)

​@@divinegaming643hello. Im averaging 1 min 30 with a PB of 36 seconds. Can confirm, knowing f2l makes you slower at first, but increases speed dramatically afterwards. The reason I have such a large difference in pb and avg is b/c I use a single scramble to practice f2l and other new algs on. If you know how to look ahead with f2l, it can cut 45+seconds off your time. Also, im gonna learn pll and oll, as you should, to make myself faster.

😂😂

Me too, lol

Same😂

same

Ofc we will we the chads 🗿🍷

Definitely, his tutorial is easier than his tutorial before (year ago(

yea I liked the unboxing videos

@@avivn3383 same

I like watching cubehead

it will take AT LEAST an year to get to sub 10 bro (usually takes more than 2 years)

​@@Bloodblade-rq3nj he means the videos. Like solving, then sub 60(this one), sub 30 yada yada. And yea, I avg 16-17 after 15 months so sub 10 will take me 7-8 months probably, maybe an year

@@Bloodblade-rq3nj I already average 11 - 13 seconds, so I need a sub 10 vid

@@Bloodblade-rq3nj it only took me 13 months to be sub-10 so its definitely possible!!!

What r these I don't understand anything

@@KGgg612 I don't understand notations either

@@xxfalconlifexx9715he has a tutorial for it now

Thank you so much dude and good luck! Good luck on your journey, lots of videos to come :)

Guhong pro is goated

@@VinCuber14 How are you Man?

haha video is still unlisted, you got here through a link or something so yeah congrats finding this :)

@@CubeHeadhi

Hey so how I am here like I came from a notification

ah, cool

I’m not but I am aiming towards sub 15

Ummmm....I have sub 20 s 😅....so does that count

Ugh fr like im so obsessed with cubes and i was watching tutorials for months and i stopped bc it was too hard for me 😔.but then after months i decided to try again and now i can solve the rubiks cube easily!!!!😚🥹

Coming soon!

I think that’s what he has planned. In the discord server he said he was going to be making videos from beginner to advanced. Cubehead is sub 10 so he could make a sub 10 tutorial.

Glad you like them!

yes because it's the easiest as a beginner and gets harder to learn as you get faster

I'd say that's fair. I picked up my first cube in late January, but decided to sit down and actually make a real effort to learn it in early to mid February. My initial goal was to solve it with the algorithms memorized in under 5 minutes using the beginner method with white cross/daisy, depending on if one had more pieces aligned. Since the tutorials I used swapped between cross and daisy methods, ended up being just as fast if I solved yellow or white first. I figured since I could do both of them, I'd start the other ones. Mind you, the other colors are still like 3-4 minutes a solve, but I have a feeling it'll help in the long run.

how?? i already use a 60$ speedcube and try to use my fingers instead of wrist anywhere i can. I do the following: solve white cross with matching middle/edge colors, solve all the white corner edges so the first white layer is solved, then solve second layer by inserting all the middle edge pieces with fitting colors so the first 2 layers are solved, then solve the yellow cross, if its a dot i first do the same algorithm to put it in a L shape, then solve that to a yellow line and same algorithm again to solve entire yellow cross. (i skip two moves on the algorithm when its a L by doing it twice but skipping the last move twice), then i solve the yellow top edge colors by turning top layer until two colors match on front and right to the cube. if its the case that only at one rotating two edge colors fit the middle at opposite sides, then i do same algorithm to get into the front right case and do that algorithm again there to solve all yellow top edge colors. then i repeat an algorithm until the yellow top edge cases are aligned on each corner by their color, but their aren't rotated right yet. then last step i rotate one yellow top edge until its rotated right, move yellow layer to the next misrotated corners piece and align it right and repeat until all are rotated right and then the cube is solved. with this method if i'm unlucky and do not stop any step, it takes me around 1 minute 20-30 seconds. if i get a lucky scramble that skips at least 1 step i can get max exactly 1 minute or if i get extremely lucky 50-55 seconds my record but i average 1 minute 20 second. To me this is the real beginner method and i don't see anyone using it. The guy in this video DEFINITELY does not use the "beginner method". He may use half of it but the majority are greatly improved ways and algorithms to solve it a lot different than legit beginner method. I yet wanna see anyone solve the cube in ~30 seconds or lower using the method i stated or beginner- beginner method. In the video hes using advanced beginner method maybe but definitely not beginner method tricks. I consider beginner method tricks something like, using your fingers instead of wrists and a good speedcube. Tho i feel like i solve it waaay waster in the end i only go from 1 minute 40 seconds using a shitty rubiks cube with only wrist turns to 1 minute 20 seconds with finger tricks and speedcube.. some beginner tricks for me are mostly u don't have to do the rotate an edge corner 3-4 move algorithm like 5-6 times in some cases but use it in reverse and it only takes 1 time to put it in right. Other than fingers tricks, using reverse corner rotation and skipping 2 moves on the yellow cross, i can't think of any improvements im doing. I need to learn full CFOP to get something like anywhere near 30 seconds or below. I will NEVER do stuff like going color neutral tho.. that's too annoying to me and really only saves you a few seconds if you get a scramble where the blue cross is already solved and easier to do while white is a dot. But honestly if i solve a cube based on its scramble then im basically just relying on luck so i prefer to stay white (lol), even if getting a good white scramble is also just luck but either way if you show someone else a solve, they will like it more to look at a white cross solve pretty sure. Of course if you want to make it look as much as possible so they understand nothing what you are doing, you should go color neutral.. but my permanent goal is just to get an average of 20 seconds which should be possible with white only i hope.

Your easiest pickup would be the trick I said about order of the bottom two layer. Only solve three of the bottom corners, then use the missing bottom corner to make it easy to solve three of the middle edges, then solve the last bottom corner. That can all be done fast and intuitively @@RitaTheCuteFox

Hi

Very true! But cfop is next, I still think it’s great for people to first have a great understanding of the cube and be really proficient at solving it before doing CFOP

Welcome!

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Everything 🙃

@@CubeHead YESS

Bro that’s great! Try to get sub one using these techniques, I got some good videos coming to help your journey from there 👌