Why I Quit Roux for CFOP (feat. CriticalCubing)

Roux is a great method that convinced me to switch, and here's my story for it!

1500 subscribers! Thank you so much to each one of you!

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[criticalcubing]

Had a fun time collaborating with J Perm :D Such a cool and chill guy haha. Thanks for this opportunity mate ;)

[funkymonkey]

The history of Japan video is incredible

[jesusfonseca]

What I like most about cubing is that sense of accomplishment that you get when you learn something new like an new alg or finger trick, etc. or when you beat your PBs, thats alway my favorite thing to do.

[krakenkuber]

"have you ever clicked on a video about why the square root of 2 is interesting" yeah i have. its a great number.

[audacitysm]

my favorite thing about cubing is there is almost always something new to learn or do. learn a new method, new algorithms, new finger tricks, a whole new cube or puzzle. it’s very hard to get bored. plus i always find the determination to beat my record

[zzzmohamed]

If you keep up the amazing videos that you do you will get 100k subscribers in no time. i mean the videos you make are quality and are brilliant. In your other videos your explanations are understandable and good. keep up the good work.

[raynz]

critical cubing + J perm= Critical perm :P

[boydstallings]

I like to think of it like a puzzle. Ever Since I took an interest in it, I have tried to learn every method I can in an attempt to understand it better.

[Progress_vs_time]

What a cool collab, great videos by both of you guys! Stay awesome :)

[mynamemaybejeff]

I wish there was a school for cubing 😔

[cosinev]

My brother uses Roux for 3x3 and CFOP-based methods for big cubes(Yau for 4x4 and Reduction for 5x5+). He is better than me at big cubes.

[shinysnowfox]

Non-cuber asked me if every time I see a cube, I will get bored and I will say “oof, that cube, I already solved soo many time!”. And yeah, for non-cuber, they don’t understand how fun a cube is actually. I was never bored by the cube, because I always love my cube and I always LOVE your videos!!!🤩🤩🤩

[jonesycubes]

Keep up the great work dude your channel is growing

[Amangly]

Great video again. I think wat got me into cubing the most was the wanting to get better at it and watching faster people motivated me to get better at it. At first when I got into cubing (only 4months ago) I wanted to try learn how to solve a Rubik's cube and show it to my friends I was getting about a min and I wasn't trying to get any faster at it I just cubed to solve a cube but when I discovered new methods to solve the Rubik's cube even faster I got into the hobby so much and now I'm almost sub 20 with the help of tutorials like urs so thx

[sleepysushi]

What I love about cubing is practicing for a month, looking back at my old times and seeing how much I've improved since I'm only sub29

[aryelcarreon]

Very interesting and inspiring, really enjoyable. I think what enjoy most about cubing is probably the relaxing aspect of it. Whenever I cube I complete shut the world out and Im in my own world. Its a great stress reliever and its always fun to try different puzzles out

[veersinghkashyap]

I like cubing because maybe it is the only thing that makes me feel like I am not alone.
And also because doing something that 99% people can't is something very special

[TankiCubed]

YOUR finger tricks are actually beautiful it's like I'm watching a slow feliks

[hvcuber]

Congrats on the 1.5k happening....Great Work, GJ

[oscarhoppen]

The part with "The stuff you learn in school is boring, right?" is the most true part of the video