"I got my first Rubik's Cube over 10 years ago and I was fascinated immediately."
"You don't have to track every single piece or memorize every face on the cube."
"All you need to do is memorize enough information about the cube to execute a solution blindfolded."
"The concept behind solving the cube blindfolded is that there are two different types of pieces: edge pieces and corner pieces."
"Practice makes perfect! Impress your friends by solving the cube blindfolded."
"A popular puzzle that hit the market in 1974, the Rubik's Cube can be purchased for a mere three dollars online."
"Congratulations to Max for now having the world record for the most cubes solved in one hour with now 376 Rubik's cubes."
"The guy who invented it was a guy by the name of erno Rubik in 1974 he invented the cube thought it might be impossible to solve he thought it was impossible to solve he'd be amazed to see this."
"Not an expert, but I know how to solve a Rubik's Cube, so when my friend arranged one side of it and was boasting about it, it was priceless watching him when I solved it in under a minute."
"The first rubik's branded cube that actually comes with magnets. So that's pretty cool."
"It definitely would be a cool way to learn how to solve rubik's cube if you're just a beginner."
"Straight up Rubik's Cube: please, if you're watching this video, learn how to solve the Rubik's Cube. It will make your life better."
"...this is the first lego robot ever to solve a nine by nine by nine rubik's cube completely by itself..."
"I'm so fascinated by people that do the Rubik's cube."
"15-year-old Colin Burns smashed the Rubik's Cube World Record, completing it in 5.25 seconds."
"The Rubik's Cube is the most popular puzzle game in the whole world."
"A Rubik's Cube is the most popular puzzle game in the world."
"Dude, you better just put it down. No one can solve a Rubik's cube, dude. It's impossible."
"The toggling colors of a Rubik's cube, of course, reflect the toggling of this man's identities. He suffers from dissociative identity disorder."
"This is a Rubik's Cube... one of the most iconic toys of all time."
"I fell down a serious rabbit hole because things with Rubik's Cubes go a lot deeper and more extreme than you might think."
"This is the cube I used the most back when I was a teenager... it turns so smoothly, it just was like the perfect cube right from the get-go."
"This is the 50th Anniversary Rubik's Cube... instead of yellow, they did gold. I think that's really cute."
"This is my favorite cube to solve because it is such a satisfying process to figure out."
"You can still solve it like a regular 3x3; you just have to figure out how to navigate all of this mess."
"That is the coolest Rubik's Cube thing I have ever come across."
"I am obsessed with Rubik's Cubes."
"It was amazing to meet you, I really enjoyed our talk about Rubik's cubes."
"I always thought Rubik's snake and Rubik's clock were a lot more fun."
"The algorithm for this is R U R' U R U2 R', and that will solve it."
"Look, there's a Rubik's cube. Yes, look at this, an emoji Rubik's cube. Let's get that."
"The hardest steps of the Rubik's cube are the first ones because it doesn't take memorization."
"The center pieces on a Rubik Cube don't move."
"At this point, you should be able to solve the white cross on your cube."
"You should have a ring of matching stickers around; this is when you know you're finished with this step."
"Once the first layer corners are done, it's time to move onto the four second layer edges."
"Like the corners in the step before, we'll be moving edge pieces from the top layer into their correct spots."
"It's such an incredible moment and a great way to finish off a Rubik's cube set."
"You better just give it up, Joseph. It's impossible; you can't solve a Rubik's cube."
"Oh good, we ordered a new Rubik's cube and luckily it came with instructions, so that's very helpful."
"Well hello boys and girls, and welcome to my simple video on how to solve a Rubik's Cube."
"The centerpiece never moves. No matter which way you move a side, the centerpiece always stays in the same location."
"The green side is always opposite the blue side, the yellow side is always opposite the white side, and the orange side is always opposite the red side."
"You now know how to solve your very own Rubik's Cube. Have fun!"
"I love Rubik's Cubes, I always use them to pass the time."
"Many of you know that there are official Rubik's Cube competitions that take place all around the world."
"In this video, I'm going to teach you how to solve a 3x3 Rubik's Cube."
"Full cube there, right there. Told you it works."
"So we're going to start with the white side as this convention."
"Make a cross, or really more accurately, a plus sign."
"You might already have a pretty good way of doing it, but let me show you a foolproof method that's only four moves."
"Once you get into the rhythm of it, it's really easy to do."
"A Rubik's Cube is inherently very mathematical."
"I love solving Rubik's Cubes. I've been doing it for about a year and a half now."
"Any Rubik's Cube can be solved in 20 moves or fewer."
"The Fridrich method consists of four steps. It's also called the 'CFOP method'."
"In 1974, Berno Rubick invented the first Rubik's Cube."
"It took him about a month to fully solve it and devise a method."
"The first Rubik's Cube World Championships was held in Budapest, Hungary."
"Min Thai, with the best time of 22.95 seconds."
"Now, over 35 years later, that time has dropped tremendously now to a 3.47 by China's Yusheng Du."
"Solving a Rubik's Cube consistently now in about under 10 seconds."
"On September 29th, 2018, I got my first official under 10 second Rubik's Cube solve."
"The cube is solved using a series of different algorithms that move specific pieces on the cube to specific places without affecting any part of the cube that has already been solved."
"When learning to solve a Rubik's Cube, you simply have to learn the algorithms, what each one does, and the order they come in."
"As the name suggests, the layer by layer method solves the cube by solving one layer at a time."
"Once again, we have learned, confirmed, and proven that J-Perm is the best."
"This tutorial is for beginners, and I'll be teaching the Roux method, which is, in my opinion, the easiest method to learn to solve the Rubik's Cube."
"Solving a two by two Rubik's cube in under a second, that's a piece of cake."
"All you have to do from there is solve it like a regular cube, and you're done."
"Roux has no rotations through solving; you stay in the same orientation the entire solve, which saves all the unnecessary time in CFOP you do to rotate the cube."
"When we solve all the edges correctly, we will have the same color on the yellow side, but also on the blue."
"Okay, so welcome everybody, this is the second video in the series where I'll be teaching you how to solve the Rubik's Cube."
"Make sure to check out the rest of the playlist so you can learn how to fully solve the cube."
"Yes! 4:58! 4:58! 12 Rubik's Cubes! 4 hours 58 minutes, this is a record."
"Hello and welcome back, this is a video series where we learn how to solve a Rubik's Cube intuitively using the Roux method."
"This step of the Roux method is called LSE, which stands for Last Six Edges."
"One cool thing about LSE is that the entirety of its last step is solved using M and U moves."
"This is actually my favorite Rubik's cube pattern because it looks so cool on so many different puzzles and has lots of fun variations."
"What exactly is magnetic levitation, or MagLev? What is its purpose in a Rubik's cube, and why is it such a big deal?"
"It turns out that the spring is one of the most important components in every Rubik's cube."
"One advantage of MagLev is that it eliminates spring noise because, well, there are no springs to make any noise."
"We've completely reduced the puzzle to a three by three stage, so now if you only turn the outside layers, it works exactly like a 3 by 3."
"That is how you solve the 7x7 Rubik's cube."
"Cube competitions are full of adrenaline and exhilaration."