I tried this challenge for myself and i only know the pocchman method, the beginner method, and cfop method, i tried this and did very terrible with a time of almost 5 minutes. My strategy was (the worst strategy) I solved first 2 layers with the beginner method and the last layer with the pocchman method. I will try with cfop + pocchman too. This challenge really effects your brain
So im new to cubing, and actually just learned how to solve a 3x3 5 days ago, tried this and honestly it took ~25 minutes, had to solve it thinking which of the pieces would be normally yellow lol
Same bro I'm struggling with the same problem, there is literally a package on its way right now. But I have to take a corona test because I'm really sick bye bye
@@masonn44 lol i have two tegyun v1's, i got a stickered one last year (i started cubing last year) because i heard it was pretty quiet. then a month ago i got another one but stickerless for my blindfold main (i started blind recently). so yeah
The impact of solving this backwards definitely depends on which method you use. You'll notice that bogo-solve practitioners are completely unaffected.
Hey J Perm, since you're not practicing a lot of 3x3 at this time, it would be cool to see some videos on you doing ZZ for a week, roux for a week, etc... Videos of you sharing your experience with it would be really interesting.
I think it would be interesting to add things like this to the WCA, perhaps as a "speedcubing pentathlon" which would be comprised of a few smaller events.
My wife loves your channel and got me interested. I can solve in less than 5 minutes every time now, with personal best of 3 minutes 9 seconds. The first two layers and the final corrections on corners are pretty straight-forward. Creating the yellow cross, getting the correct yellow edges, and getting yellow corners in correct position feel like acts of faith. I believe!
Soon after I started 3x3 blindfold solving, I would goof it up and wonder what I did wrong. So I used what I memorized to put the cube back into its original scramble so I could retrace my steps again. I discovered the coolest way to get it back into its original scramble was to do the BLD steps in reverse. At first I did that with my eyes open, but later I decided it’s not so bad to do it in reverse with eyes closed.
Hi J Perm, in my first attempt trying this I took 6 minutes, 58 seconds and 36 milliseconds. It is very tricky and confusing to solve the top layer when you don't know 3-style nor you can understand which oll or pll it is.
I know i am late, but another fun Challenge is to solve big cubes in "slices" (dont know how to call it) 1. Take a big Cube (6x6+) 2. Scramble by only turning the outer layer 3. Scrable by only turning the outer and second outer layer 4. Repeat till you scrambled the inner layers 5. Solve the Cube using only 3x3 Algorithmus (including the layers)
People are right This should be a wca event (something like the fewest moves) Because of you I got sub-30 3x3 and learn how to solve a pyraminx and a 5x5 so thanks🔥 Love❤️ from Greece 🇬🇷
Im surprised how much your video quality have improved. The creativity, bg music, sound effects, the spirit in your voice projection. TBH if this video is w/o all of those elements, it will be a boring video, as someone like me that doesnt knows blindfolded, this video make me interested in it. Really cool how you can make use of them.
This is actually one of the first challenges I give to someone who is a cuber. Gives me an idea of how much they understand the algorithms. Now keep in mind I have not delved into the speed cubing realm at this time… I do more pattern cubing and haven’t really used anything but the beginner method. I did fail this challenge like the first 20 (exaggerated estimate) times I’ve tried it. The parts that I find the hardest were working just fine and the parts that I thought were easiest were giving me trouble.
I tried this challenge before. I didn't realize it was an event. My main train of thought was "Okay, wow, I can solve a rubik's cube efficiently now, I guess that makes me a master of the rubik's cube!....wait, no, I can only take a random scramble of a Rubik's cube, and change it to a solved state. I can't take a given scramble and change it to another scramble at will". So I decided to do just that. I originally started using F2L, but realized that it took way too long to find a specific pair of 2 pieces and determine which F2L algorithm was needed to combine them, so after my first F2L pair, I decided to just solve the rest of them with the beginner's method. Also, I don't think I started from a solved state, I think I just started from another scrambled state. In any case, I think the ability to complete this challenge (regardless of how long it takes) means you've truly mastered the Rubik's cube. :)
is there some logic to switching (professor cube) centers, this baffles me on picture cubes... / I have been doing a thing I coined as ‘ art solves ‘ for creative fun @ the studio for at least a year now, but re-orientations of centers stumps me.
@@DeviatingVapors yes i have a cube with superheroes on it (not a fan tho) and it takes me time to solve it keeping the middle pieces correctly oriented. Btw im beginner so i do bottom to top
hello j perm. i really love ur videos and because of ur help, i got an AO5 of 25.64 which is not as good as compared to yours but is my best average. i am currently using the yuxin little magic elite M which is really good and really recommend it. anyway when would you do the 21 by 21 solve? i also commented on your previous video to please solve the 21 by 21. ny prediction is 7 hours and 56 minutes and 43 seconds. also please reply on this as you are my most favorite cuber. even better than feliks zemdegs or max park. also my best time is 18.84 seconds. please keep making videos .
Challenge:so there are 2 types of 3x3 stages in which a 5x5 can be reduced into 1st is the normal one and 2nd is by turning 2 layers at once so your task is to reduce a 5x5 into the 2nd type of 3x3 stage I hope you accept this and good luck.
Probably took me like 10 minutes to un-solve my cube to match my scrambled one. Now I'm just gonna leave them both un-solved because it was so much brain-confusion to make them match I don't want to mess up the... scrambled cube. I'm sure people won't believe me if I say they're solved, but they are I assure you they are!
Hi can you do a review about the gan 12 maglev and leap and which one you prefer and also if it’s worth buying. And if you prefer the gan 11 over the 12
also btw as someone who's put a little bit of time into rescramble - backwards 3style is the lowest effort method if you're decent at 3bld - I got sub 30 at rescramble with next to no effort and was comfortably sub 25 in a few 100 solves
Solving a cube at all is pretty amazing (to most people.) Though that is a good time for only one month. However, it is better to be effecient to be fast. "To be fast is to be smooth, to be smooth is to be slow." Make sure you work towards having little to no pauses, effecient F2L, and few regrips.
It would be good if it is kept away from the wca as this is not one of the things which we deal in our daily life
You're right. The WCA should only be for things we deal with in daily life.
@@JPerm lol
Yea
The wca should add cooking
@@JPerm thank you for pinning my comment
- Sir, he’s too powerful. He’s unsolving the cube.
- My grandson can unsolve a cube
- No, sir… he’s unsolving them *correctly*
XD
Lol
tier 1 comment
@@anonymousperson1135 e
Lol
I tried this challenge for myself and i only know the pocchman method, the beginner method, and cfop method, i tried this and did very terrible with a time of almost 5 minutes.
My strategy was (the worst strategy)
I solved first 2 layers with the beginner method and the last layer with the pocchman method. I will try with cfop + pocchman too.
This challenge really effects your brain
This video was incredible and fun!! It was too much Brain usage LOL 😆
Me: i can do it
Pll part: oh nvm
some great wca events would be rescramble and 2x2-5x5 relay,
When i saw your 2 minutes I thought its gonna be easy, buuut I got a nice 11:38.11 XD
For the second solve just use the beginner 3 corner swap
So im new to cubing, and actually just learned how to solve a 3x3 5 days ago, tried this and honestly it took ~25 minutes, had to solve it thinking which of the pieces would be normally yellow lol
when you try to find the real waldo in a crowd of 4.2 quintillion people
Jperm didn’t used jperm cube. He used gan cube. Lol
Non cubers: Just do one turn
Using roux this was a nightmare, wrapping my head around EO was not fun hahaha
my average of 3*3 is 20.80 sec and this way my solve is 1 min and 49.89 sec😅
Video should be retitled:
"How to scramble a cube, Beginner's Method"
Next step: Make a playlist
Indeed
This should be a WCA event
I agree!
Definitely 🤣🤣
Agreed
It should because I can't enjoy something unless it's a WCA event 😤
yes
Jperm: "If you own 2 cubes"
Me: Laughs in cube buying addiction
Loooooooooooooooooool that was me last year. Well i have like 10 cubes but they were expensive. Now? im homeless
lol jk
Same bro I'm struggling with the same problem, there is literally a package on its way right now. But I have to take a corona test because I'm really sick bye bye
Bro same and sometimes it’s not even new cubes I have 3 tengyen v2’s I don’t know why
@@masonn44 lol i have two tegyun v1's, i got a stickered one last year (i started cubing last year) because i heard it was pretty quiet. then a month ago i got another one but stickerless for my blindfold main (i started blind recently). so yeah
awesome. wow. how. HOW
The impact of solving this backwards definitely depends on which method you use. You'll notice that bogo-solve practitioners are completely unaffected.
underrated comment
Lol
I never mess up my algorithms. I'm just incorporating some ideas from the bogo-solve method.
Hey J Perm, since you're not practicing a lot of 3x3 at this time, it would be cool to see some videos on you doing ZZ for a week, roux for a week, etc... Videos of you sharing your experience with it would be really interesting.
i like zz
Yh
Agree
@Reed Cube he already used Roux for a while and decided to switch back to CFOP. you can check his reddit.
@@Gal_Hayner wait his has reddit
Link please lol
I think it would be interesting to add things like this to the WCA, perhaps as a "speedcubing pentathlon" which would be comprised of a few smaller events.
good idea
My wife loves your channel and got me interested. I can solve in less than 5 minutes every time now, with personal best of 3 minutes 9 seconds. The first two layers and the final corrections on corners are pretty straight-forward. Creating the yellow cross, getting the correct yellow edges, and getting yellow corners in correct position feel like acts of faith. I believe!
Haha I've never heard anyone put it that way before. I believe too!
Keep practicing and learning new things and you will get even faster times in no time!
I believe in you bro
Keep it up man. I like your optimizm!
My problem is that i can do OLL and PLL in like 8 seconds but i never bothered learning advanced f2l
JPerm: Let's rescramble.
Also JPerm: Solve layer by layer.
Me: "Is there anything wrong that I couldn't have complaint?"
It’s weird to think a pro like Dylan watches TH-cam tutorials
Even every pro in this world "searches" for "tutorials", not necessarily from youtube tho
Everyone needs help, even legend like him.
I guess he wants to be faster he also needs tutorial from the gods
@@riwaziscool8432 your on the wrong app this is TH-cam not discord
@@aidenworld2755 you're on the wrong app this is TH-cam not Roblox.
Thanks for the shout-out, I'd appreciate it if you put the link to my tutorial in the description :)
Done and thanks for the tutorial!
Soon after I started 3x3 blindfold solving, I would goof it up and wonder what I did wrong. So I used what I memorized to put the cube back into its original scramble so I could retrace my steps again. I discovered the coolest way to get it back into its original scramble was to do the BLD steps in reverse. At first I did that with my eyes open, but later I decided it’s not so bad to do it in reverse with eyes closed.
6:24 "And you can't stop me!", and an ad stopped you... 🤣
J perm: rescramble challenge!
Everyone: Well that just sounds like scrambling with extra steps!
Petition for this to be an official WCA event! Fits right in with the other weird ones IMO :P
0:02 Hope you can read english😂😂
Hi J Perm, in my first attempt trying this I took 6 minutes, 58 seconds and 36 milliseconds. It is very tricky and confusing to solve the top layer when you don't know 3-style nor you can understand which oll or pll it is.
I'm not the first.
I'm not the last.
But when JPerm uploads, I click fast.
Lol
Solve a Rubik's cube but instead of one turn, do 3 turns the other way
That’s a good idea ima try that
J perm needs to do this on his next video
NO
Saying NA is salt just killed me
I know i am late, but another fun Challenge is to solve big cubes in "slices" (dont know how to call it)
1. Take a big Cube (6x6+)
2. Scramble by only turning the outer layer
3. Scrable by only turning the outer and second outer layer
4. Repeat till you scrambled the inner layers
5. Solve the Cube using only 3x3 Algorithmus (including the layers)
Petition for them to make rescramble an official WCA event
This is where knowing how to solve blindfolded REALLY comes in handy, beside from using it to solve blindfolded
People are right
This should be a wca event (something like the fewest moves)
Because of you I got sub-30 3x3 and learn how to solve a pyraminx and a 5x5 so thanks🔥
Love❤️ from Greece 🇬🇷
remember how you reduced a 4x4 into a 2x2? yeah now use that method in reverse for rescramble
It took me 12 minutes and 34 seconds, I normally avarage 15 seconds...
“So thats how you make somebody who’s good at something, terrible at it. Do it backwards!”
Asian parents: *impossible*
This challenge sounds fun
Grate work J Perm
You have a grate control over your English
It’s a good day when j perm uploads
Im surprised how much your video quality have improved. The creativity, bg music, sound effects, the spirit in your voice projection. TBH if this video is w/o all of those elements, it will be a boring video, as someone like me that doesnt knows blindfolded, this video make me interested in it. Really cool how you can make use of them.
Hi j perm!
Can u plss try to solve the cube from scrambled into a cube in a cube in a cube pattern??
that’s es
ez*
@@raybolt1000 no its kinda hard try to do it :)
i solved it multiple times like that u just need to solve it but flip all the edges while solving
@@raybolt1000 no i meant the cube in a cube pattern not the super flip;-;
Actual footage of me trying to solve a 3x3 the regular way 😂
Best video ever!!!! Honestly, you are the best TH-cam cuber in the world in my opinion.
3:06 that blackshot themed heartbeat sound effect was on point
This is actually one of the first challenges I give to someone who is a cuber. Gives me an idea of how much they understand the algorithms. Now keep in mind I have not delved into the speed cubing realm at this time… I do more pattern cubing and haven’t really used anything but the beginner method. I did fail this challenge like the first 20 (exaggerated estimate) times I’ve tried it. The parts that I find the hardest were working just fine and the parts that I thought were easiest were giving me trouble.
This is quite a challenge and makes your brain think in a whole lot different way. I tried about 20 solves or 'scrambles' and got 1 min 43 sec
I tried this challenge before. I didn't realize it was an event. My main train of thought was "Okay, wow, I can solve a rubik's cube efficiently now, I guess that makes me a master of the rubik's cube!....wait, no, I can only take a random scramble of a Rubik's cube, and change it to a solved state. I can't take a given scramble and change it to another scramble at will". So I decided to do just that. I originally started using F2L, but realized that it took way too long to find a specific pair of 2 pieces and determine which F2L algorithm was needed to combine them, so after my first F2L pair, I decided to just solve the rest of them with the beginner's method. Also, I don't think I started from a solved state, I think I just started from another scrambled state.
In any case, I think the ability to complete this challenge (regardless of how long it takes) means you've truly mastered the Rubik's cube. :)
"They are evolving, just backwards"
"Thats how you make someone thats good at something terrible at it."
***Laughs in difficulty to get sub 2min***
Normal People: Solve the Cube
J Perm, an Intellectual: Solve it, but Scrambled…
Oh hello
It been 1 hour and there no people react(like or reply) to this comment lol
I did it in 3:00.56 the first time it was SO HARD
Ok I just tried it myself and got 10min.21.46 on my first very messy up try 😅(i average mid to low 20's right now on normal solves)
ok after 3 DNF's im now down to 4:22.40 :P
Added challenge: You have to have the logo on the cubes matching in orientation.
is there some logic to switching (professor cube) centers, this baffles me on picture cubes... / I have been doing a thing I coined as ‘ art solves ‘ for creative fun @ the studio for at least a year now, but re-orientations of centers stumps me.
@@DeviatingVapors yes i have a cube with superheroes on it (not a fan tho) and it takes me time to solve it keeping the middle pieces correctly oriented. Btw im beginner so i do bottom to top
Asian parents are finally happy.
Ayyyyyy it's our man Chris Mills! 🙌🙌🙌
WHAT , how are you here ??
I am one of the first responders !!!
This would actually be so entertaining to watch.
Blind thing made 100% sense to me.
Challenge idea: solve a 3x3 only using the palms of your hands, its dumb but it would be funny to see!
Geniue!
Rescramble is so hard. But great sub 1 min
hello j perm!
i quit cubing for a while now. can you give me tips to continue or just please try to motivate me?
What do you average
@@Mewddth around 23 seconds
@@mounisani1502 Nice you should come back to cubing and learn full pll and some xcross and f2l stuff
@@Mewddth i know full pll, advanced f2l, and some of the oll 1look algs
@@mounisani1502 you should go for WV and xcross now
@J Perm How do you come up with all these challenges? They all seem so unique and challenging in different ways. Good job on the solves BTW.
I literally did it in 10:31 mins
Just Joking it was 20 mins:)
This video makes Jperm seem like a guy that would use the milk before his cereal lol.
hello j perm. i really love ur videos and because of ur help, i got an AO5 of 25.64 which is not as good as compared to yours but is my best average. i am currently using the yuxin little magic elite M which is really good and really recommend it. anyway when would you do the 21 by 21 solve? i also commented on your previous video to please solve the 21 by 21. ny prediction is 7 hours and 56 minutes and 43 seconds. also please reply on this as you are my most favorite cuber. even better than feliks zemdegs or max park. also my best time is 18.84 seconds. please keep making videos .
Challenge:so there are 2 types of 3x3 stages in which a 5x5 can be reduced into 1st is the normal one and 2nd is by turning 2 layers at once so your task is to reduce a 5x5 into the 2nd type of 3x3 stage I hope you accept this and good luck.
Good idea
Hey jperm, very innovative idea, plz keep the awesome content comin'
What is the best speed cube anyone can get and also can you show is the method you use/the fastest method you know!
For number 1 I would say cfop/fidrich method and for 2 that GAN cubes in my opinion!
The roux and the zz are quite good methods too but cfop is the one most of the pros use
Wow these challenges are insane keep up the good work!
Probably took me like 10 minutes to un-solve my cube to match my scrambled one. Now I'm just gonna leave them both un-solved because it was so much brain-confusion to make them match I don't want to mess up the... scrambled cube. I'm sure people won't believe me if I say they're solved, but they are I assure you they are!
Solve a cube with 1 center "locked". Example: You can turn around any center BUT RED. Somewhat of a constraint for a regular solve.
That's easy, you just have to solve the cross in that color without using D moves and not using any f2l or alg that have D moves
@@natsugineo6695 Then lock 2 adjacent centers. Or make a rule that only white cross can be made as a first step.
@@forgexgames then the edge between them HAS to be solved or else the solve is impossible.
@@nanamacapagal8342 Then constraint any center but yellow or white. So J Perm only starts with a white or yellow cross.
Basically what the gan robot has to do
Congratulations for your 700k subs. I hope This channel will be the best channel about cube. Congratulation.
"If you own two cubes"
Dies of poor
Hi can you do a review about the gan 12 maglev and leap and which one you prefer and also if it’s worth buying. And if you prefer the gan 11 over the 12
I've been trying it a few times to show my friend how to solve it
It's goddamn hard
also btw as someone who's put a little bit of time into rescramble - backwards 3style is the lowest effort method if you're decent at 3bld - I got sub 30 at rescramble with next to no effort and was comfortably sub 25 in a few 100 solves
so i did the challenge and i got a time of 14.32 seconds! i think thats pretty good👍🏼👍🏼
Here the non cuber strategy works the best: "You are just undoing the scramble"
At the end doesn't he mean "mean of 2" instead of ao2, since ao2 would remove the fastest and slowest times resulting in 0/0?
Well yes he mean Mo2
Sometime people use Ao3 which still mean Mo3 but yeah using Mean of X more make sense
When I first saw rescramble in red bull event list I instantly thought 3style users will crush the event
Wow, So I can solve a cube faster than the time it takes Jperm to Scramble it😎
Im looking forward to more of these series in the future
I tried this and I
failed miserably
Iam using Basic pll algs for the last layer. (Ua,Ub,T,H and V) and i can go about 5-6minutes We all work with what we have 😁
I got about 28 hours lol
I think that decent for a cuber that started to cube a month ago
I also thought of this idea a month ago and @jperm read it omg......!!
Can you pls make a video about example solves on the 1x1?
Jperm: ‘I will get to the 21x21 “SOON”
Me: U sure about that?!
Video idea: solve a rubik's cube using only wide and M moves
“If you wanna look trash at a thing, do it backwards”
Paper mazes: I am four parallel universes in front of you
Is it considered a "Good time" if I can solve a cube in 30 seconds if I only practised for 1 month?
Solving a cube at all is pretty amazing (to most people.) Though that is a good time for only one month. However, it is better to be effecient to be fast. "To be fast is to be smooth, to be smooth is to be slow." Make sure you work towards having little to no pauses, effecient F2L, and few regrips.
You should try that on 7x7.
Havent watched the video yet but know gonna be dope 😃
คุณช่วยใส่ซับภาษาไทยให้หน่อยสิเรารอคุณอยู่🙏😓
A good challenge would be to see how fast you can solve with mittens on
This is the definition of *my goals are beyond your understanding*
Please giveaway Jperm. I only have one old Rubiks and its almost broken now.