This was an amazing and hilarious journey! In retrospect it should've been way more obvious but the laptop and angle change were enough for a couple days (nice one to Hassan for figuring you out!). What an awesome prank Sam :)
When I first found the channel I wasn’t even phased enough to try to figure it out, I was just like oh cool another person who’s really fast lol, entertaining vid sam
Loved this idea, it was funny to see the theories on who it could be. For me, I was seeing the comments on the video speculating that it was you, but the theory was confirmed once you used the Gan Square-1 lol Also 7:23 I got included oops
This reminds me of this one time i was on a small animation app and decided to make a new account and have the community guess who i was. They got VERY close to finding my identity and I did not expect so many people to be interested in some bored kid drawing pictures on a different account.
3:20 just so everyone can undesrtand the whole message: "Hey cubers, in today's video i got the best average of 100 in the square ever recorded in history! And together to it, the best average of 50, and other excellent results!"
It's not as hard as you'd think, it's just most people would have no idea what to do. There are lots of ways to exploit the algorithm to get the most out of it, as long as your content is also something people would want to watch. The spiffing brit made a video recently showing how he literally edged the premier system to get 20k live viewers on a stream when he averages 1k most other streams th-cam.com/video/2YeeQWitHx8/w-d-xo.html There are tons of weird ways you can take advantage of the algorithm, it's not a coincidence that mr beast gets 30m+ views every video
@@wildenboy_ some people get lucky with the alg, other’s don’t. Most don’t. A lot of channels that have 3-10k ish subs and only 1 or 2 videos are bought or repurposed, so they have all their older videos removed. I guess there’s also bots in some cases. Actually getting that many subs from one video is rare and hard even for channels with 50000+ subs. Very few channels get that lucky, and that includes few of channels that have good quality work.
@@wildenboy_ that's a bit of an extreme example but yeah when stuff like that happens it's not pure coincidence, there are plenty of cases of people engineering videos to become popular, Andrew Tate's an example of someone who was an expert at it, even if he was a shitty person
Partially true but he did also actively choose to ignore everything else about being a youtuber if you want to be successful. Titles, thumbnails, descriptions, and promoting are all pretty important, especially when trying to grow from nothing.
I think the more important lesson is that even if you did succeed on one youtube channel, it doesn't mean you can do it a second time as raising a channel requires pure luck
I disagree. While it is quite difficult and requires maybe some luck, there is plenty of skill in making good videos and doing well on TH-cam. I was purposely trying to stay under the radar, but with good editing, thumbnails and titles, it won't take that long to be recognized :)
@@pacifist1354 I completely agree that growing a youtube channel requires a lot of skill and isn't just luck, but Ludwig's video was a very poorly controlled experiment. He literally leaked the title of the video on his "secret" channel on like three different podcasts. th-cam.com/video/44FnFP0vlBE/w-d-xo.html
@@pacifist1354 yes but that video is kinda meh cause he advertised the channel a day earlier on his podcast. DarkviperAU made a pretty good breakdown of why it isn't a good way of showing what he wanted to show.
@@pacifist1354 Ludwig's video proves nothing. Firstly, he made a video focusing on a particularly streamer, who obliged to reacting to it. What if you want to make vids that aren't as personal? Would others still want to react to it? If no, how would you gain your initial views? Furthermore, there's a sample size of literally 1.
I love how they became detectives halfway through the video. This also proves that youtube is a place where skillz should be on display and not luck. This was entertaining. Thanks
Lol they should have called you on their phone and said "imposter? Is this imposter from amoong us??" Breakout the ai voice mod "yes yes this is imposter from among us"
I was wondering this too! At 3:26 the person in the video mentions that the channel has 9 subscribers. So it’s safe to assume that after the experiment, he took the photos that we see in the beginning, which explains why the channel has a higher sub count in the video. Chao.
Hey could u explain why it says joined November 20 2021 and u have 1,331 views on it? Edit: here at 00:40 Edit: again don’t reply I’m dumb I forget something
This was an amazing and hilarious journey! In retrospect it should've been way more obvious but the laptop and angle change were enough for a couple days (nice one to Hassan for figuring you out!). What an awesome prank Sam :)
congrats on annoying sam
Nothing will annoy people and generate interest in a thing like a mystery without an answer.
hi
Lol
YOO :D
This is the greatest thing that has happened to the sq1 community
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That's pretty sad if true
i like square-1
the community was in remiss, there has never been something greater than this
@@zenreeio13lIIll it’s a good thing tho.
Plot twist: that guy wasn't Sam. Sam is actually that guy.
hey tingman
hey tingman
hey tingman
hey tingman
hey tingman
where’s my money
They just got “Cube Rolled” by if not one of the best square-1 solvers out there
No, Cube Roll is Cary Huang
HHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH who is he?
@@cyanisnicelolcube roll, who changed their channel name to “cubykh” is Cary Huang, creator of “Battle for Dream Island”
@@cyanisnicelol a mastermind behind the hit object show bfdi
When I first found the channel I wasn’t even phased enough to try to figure it out, I was just like oh cool another person who’s really fast lol, entertaining vid sam
i would think that if i saw it
Loved this idea, it was funny to see the theories on who it could be. For me, I was seeing the comments on the video speculating that it was you, but the theory was confirmed once you used the Gan Square-1 lol
Also 7:23 I got included oops
Do you specialise mostly in square 1?
to summarize the entire video: "This was actually a lot harder than I thought"
This reminds me of this one time i was on a small animation app and decided to make a new account and have the community guess who i was. They got VERY close to finding my identity and I did not expect so many people to be interested in some bored kid drawing pictures on a different account.
What was the app called
3:20 just so everyone can undesrtand the whole message:
"Hey cubers, in today's video i got the best average of 100 in the square ever recorded in history! And together to it, the best average of 50, and other excellent results!"
honestly this shows how hard it is to be successful in youtube, even with great skills.
It's not as hard as you'd think, it's just most people would have no idea what to do. There are lots of ways to exploit the algorithm to get the most out of it, as long as your content is also something people would want to watch.
The spiffing brit made a video recently showing how he literally edged the premier system to get 20k live viewers on a stream when he averages 1k most other streams
th-cam.com/video/2YeeQWitHx8/w-d-xo.html
There are tons of weird ways you can take advantage of the algorithm, it's not a coincidence that mr beast gets 30m+ views every video
I literally just watched a guy's first video 13 days ago and now he has 3-4k subs. In 13 days (he hasnt uploaded again yet)
@@wildenboy_ some people get lucky with the alg, other’s don’t. Most don’t. A lot of channels that have 3-10k ish subs and only 1 or 2 videos are bought or repurposed, so they have all their older videos removed. I guess there’s also bots in some cases. Actually getting that many subs from one video is rare and hard even for channels with 50000+ subs. Very few channels get that lucky, and that includes few of channels that have good quality work.
@@wildenboy_ that's a bit of an extreme example but yeah when stuff like that happens it's not pure coincidence, there are plenty of cases of people engineering videos to become popular, Andrew Tate's an example of someone who was an expert at it, even if he was a shitty person
Partially true but he did also actively choose to ignore everything else about being a youtuber if you want to be successful.
Titles, thumbnails, descriptions, and promoting are all pretty important, especially when trying to grow from nothing.
this was so entertaining to watch lol. keep it up!
Thank you for showing how well I can spell. This was very entertaining and blatantly obvious it was you in retrospect.
That's actually funny and entertaining how they try to solve who the person was.
I think the more important lesson is that even if you did succeed on one youtube channel, it doesn't mean you can do it a second time as raising a channel requires pure luck
I disagree. While it is quite difficult and requires maybe some luck, there is plenty of skill in making good videos and doing well on TH-cam. I was purposely trying to stay under the radar, but with good editing, thumbnails and titles, it won't take that long to be recognized :)
Watch this video by Ludwig named: I made a secret TH-cam channel to prove it's not luck
and your opinion might change
@@pacifist1354 I completely agree that growing a youtube channel requires a lot of skill and isn't just luck, but Ludwig's video was a very poorly controlled experiment. He literally leaked the title of the video on his "secret" channel on like three different podcasts.
th-cam.com/video/44FnFP0vlBE/w-d-xo.html
@@pacifist1354 yes but that video is kinda meh cause he advertised the channel a day earlier on his podcast.
DarkviperAU made a pretty good breakdown of why it isn't a good way of showing what he wanted to show.
@@pacifist1354 Ludwig's video proves nothing. Firstly, he made a video focusing on a particularly streamer, who obliged to reacting to it. What if you want to make vids that aren't as personal? Would others still want to react to it? If no, how would you gain your initial views?
Furthermore, there's a sample size of literally 1.
No clue about cube solving communities so I don't know anyone involved but I do like watching a good imposter play in Among us. Well done 👏
Thanks for signing my cube JPerm!
Of course :)
No he’s sameer
@@TetraCubing wdym? he is zeliks femdegs
@@khachuli huh? i thought he was mats valk
what? i thought he was cubehead
I'm not even a cuber and this was interesting
Same
Same
Same
Same
This is actually really interesting. Great job 👏
I'm really surprised to realize that the video I saw when I began SQ1 is yours and you're helping me improve a lot!
I love this video. Your patience is epic! What a great idea, lol!!!
I've never heard of square-1, but this video was entertaining. Good job, the algorithm has blessed you.
i need to learn square-1 now
They started to theorize about hands, just like Yoshikage Kira 💀
IS THAT A JOJO REFERENCE?!!1!1!1!!!!!111
0:06 does anyone know who that guy that got a 4:59 with a dayan actually is? Kinda looks like drew brads but im not sure
I love how they became detectives halfway through the video. This also proves that youtube is a place where skillz should be on display and not luck. This was entertaining. Thanks
The cube spoke for itself 😂
Wow this is certainly interesting to watch interactions in somewhat small communities
Man really sent the sq 1 community on a hand hunt
Maan! I really enjoyed the video keep it up!
I laughed at the appearance of Michael Humuhumunukunukuapua'a.
Few remember the legend himself. I was lucky enough to see his first official solves in person!
6:06
chubbi hands 💀
The reveiwing your videos reminds me of starting youtube!
Funny part is I’m just getting into cubing and I stumbled across your square-1 channel before this one lol
This is the best prank ever... I was laughing almost the whole video
I have no knowledge on anything cube related but this video was entertaining to watch 🤣
I'm planning to actually get really good at skewb (im already good but not crazy good) and just make a random youtube channel and post solves
What is the name of the game ? 0:09
Wow we all got played.. also me at 7:24
How do I join the sq1 discord server?
im not into cube solving but this is interesting
The fact that they actually posted your vid for something random and STILL didn't notice
How can I get into the sq1 discord
Lol they should have called you on their phone and said "imposter? Is this imposter from amoong us??" Breakout the ai voice mod "yes yes this is imposter from among us"
I SAW THIS AND WAS LIKE SO CONFUSED WHY EVERYONE WAS MAKING FUN 💀
makes me almost want to try square1
I was wondering why it had no logo
I’ve literally never watched a cubing video. This was pretty interesting though
Can't believe it took 2 days for that Discord Server to figure it out.
On this episode of undercover cuber
Does anyone know if I can get into that server? Trying to get better at squan lol.
Amazing!
my boi got 28 subs already even before he got the description ready
hey you have a the same keyboard as me, I'm new to channel and saw your keyboard for like a second
idk if the 6.55 ao100 should’ve counted bc it was keyboard
you know ur good when you can just break a ytuwr whenever you feel like it lol
how can I get into the square-1 discord server?
6:13 Big Macoto
Bro this was amazing
How do I join the squan discord??
3:10 but… that’s nice.
4:30 oh hey that’s me
wow dude i love u, it works!
hi sam, when do you think a good time to learn full CS is? In terms of time barriers like sub 20, 15,12 etc.
First time here but wow this was really interesting. Good video!
Wait are you square-1
Is no one gonna talk about that he started the channel with 28 subscribers. 0:39
I was wondering this too!
At 3:26 the person in the video mentions that the channel has 9 subscribers. So it’s safe to assume that after the experiment, he took the photos that we see in the beginning, which explains why the channel has a higher sub count in the video.
Chao.
@@rowinso this is correct
Man this is so relatable i just started mine and soooo relatable (only the start trying to get a few views)
When is the Pretzel Mania vid coming out?
oh god that really was sam...
This is really cool but I think you should add background music!
Please make a mega minx tutorial
me who just finished a square1 video and getting this video recommended
Do you have any advice for someone who's starting out in YT?😇
Is the Sq-1 discord server just for us users?
no vicenzo and david is also there
@@wnesl how can you join ?
@@beniciolinspinheiro8959 i have no clue, ive only asked the link to someone who was already there. its a bit private so 🤷♀
the intro: pap para ede dough where
Is there a squan discord server?
Don't know why I'm here it was in my feed
TH-cam algo. But I watched till the end 😂
How do you make a good channel?
I dont know what tf i watched but veryy interesting XD so what’s Square-1?
Square-1 is a twisty puzzle just like 3x3 but turn differently
Sq1 wr single just got beat by .01 by Elijah phelps
What website did you use?
cool vid bro
You got everyone on discord to investigate hands looool no one even suspected you gj
For the longest time I thought your Name is SAM LONG
dude i was thinking i was gonna watch this video then it just autoplayed
this is crazy
I saw that channel before i saw yours lol😂
Hey could u explain why it says joined November 20 2021 and u have 1,331 views on it?
Edit: here at 00:40
Edit: again don’t reply I’m dumb I forget something
Wait... I thought this was a cuberazn video....
But hey, that's just a theory! A CUUUBBBE THEORY!!
Idea, solve a square one but you have to do slices with your left hand
When are you gonna stream on twitch lol
never ever
Is Cube Hamster still around?
good video bruv
I will watch your channel
I clicked on the video and paused at 0:00 to lower average viewtime
Thats amazing
We have the same last name!
I thought this was Rubik's Cube
It is! but not 3x3...