Exactly one year ago, Lucas Etter broke the Rubik's Cube world record with a time of 4.90 seconds. He became a speedcuber in 2011 and strived to be on top one day. With support from other cubers, his family, and his friends, Lucas achieved his goal and found a home in the cubing community. This video, in commemoration of his world record anniversary, summarizes his journey these past 6 years.
I would like to thank everyone for helping me in some way throughout my cubing career. Even though I first competed a long time ago, I still have a strong passion for cubing and love to be a part of the community. I cannot wait to see how cubing grows in the future.
This video was edited by my dad. Thanks to him for making this video and for being very supportive!
Thank you to Feliks Zemdegs and Daniel Wannamaker for allowing their videos to be used as clips in this video!
Here is Feliks's channel: ru-vid.com...
Here is Daniel's channel: ru-vid.com...
NPR interview and article used: www.npr.org/2012/01/08/1448490...
Music: Canary by Jim Yosef ( • Jim Yosef - Canary | F... )
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Jim Yosef: / jimboows
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20 ноя 2016
