I Solved a Rubik's Cube (Fast) 

Oh really

I love the fact that you acknowledge Mike Boyd. It's like citing your work. THAT is professional. I've already discovered a total of 9 RU-vidrs that are in this niche and I've noticed that a lot of these creators get their ideas from Mike Boyd (He's been on RU-vid for years), and it just somehow seems that people are craving the views, credit, fame, benefits, etc. Rather than the actual real craving of self improvement and passion for learning new skills and sharing that with people (So their authenticity only goes so far). This niche is in diapers still and what people don't realize yet is that this is a Discipline of it's own now (learning new skills). You and me and a few others on the other hand are NOT copying Mike Boyd though. It's kind of like saying that Kobe Bryant copied Michael Jordan for playing basketball. No, they practice the same discipline and their just different players. What I'm saying is that there is too many people taking credit (in the same basketball analogy), for acting like they invented the "elbow pass" or not acknowledging where they learned it and then teaching that skill to others. So while other creators think they can get a way with it (for now), I love how you accomplished humanizing your brand, because THAT authenticity is what is going make you achieve awesome things in the future to come. Great job Kize 🌎🔥 - All the best vibes from SF

@@JohnnyBGSkills Thanks Johnny! I definitely don’t claim I invented this genre, honestly I don’t care/see the point of making that claim. Creativity is just a mixture of all the things you’ve seen before and influences from the works of people you’ve been inspired by (for me it's many different places), while putting your own personal viewpoint on whatever you make. I believe in the end we’re just doing what we like to do, and putting a camera on ourselves to share the journey with other amazing people. Good luck to your channel too!

@@KizeBaeHoping others follow your example haha gotta do what you love! Thanks for the response Kize

Yoo, as a cuber, Im impressed that you learned cfop before even learning the beginner method, bravo 👏

ur age is like 10 im 12 and i average like 30 seconds bro howwwww

Ran_veer Bajaj I'm 13 but, my profile picture is taken from when I was 4. I have been cubing for roughly 3 years

What's ur main cube?

Omg ur here

YO TINGMAN

yooooooo Im cubehead

beginner method is pretty good for sub2 mins too, my pb is 1:44 and i only do the beginner method atm

@@louiebeatty1872 My PB on beginners method is 59.80 sec but since my transistion from Beginers to CFOP My personal best is 27 seconds but I had a OLL and pll skip once and I had to insert only 2 F2L pairs and I got 4.87

It's fun!

My fastest solve was 13 seconds

The cube took over😂

I started with a 2x2, can you use CFOP with that one too?

@@JohnnyBGSkills Yes, u kinda can. Not exactly like CFOP but in a similar way. CFOP isn't effective on 2 by 2. For 2 by 2 Ortega is good. But if u are willing to learn many algorithms u can learn CLL or EG.

@@Userfortruth Thanks bro!

@@JohnnyBGSkills np

You should try cooking. It is Always useful for everyone. Or try to learn a new language like me. I'm learning Spanish.

@@tilasmi112 the second one is batter for me I'll like to improve my language skills.. Thank you so much 😊

@@keshsiddiqui4635 Learning a new language is a good one!

@@KizeBae thank you so much kize so much love for nepal 🇳🇵

Running or walking! You don't need any special equipment for that 🌎🔥

Me parcee una excelente idea XD

Ur 4th actually, no to be rude

@@tilasmi112 it's ok