[Unofficial] A 5-year-old girl solve 3x3 cube within 90 secs

[mrgoldagent]

HK's got talent!! 5-Year-Old Girl Solve Rubik's Cube with Hula Hooping

Here is a 5-year-old girl called Tiffany, from Hong Kong(China), who can solve the 3x3 Rubik’s cube with wonderful Hula Hooping, she wants to get a chance to share her story with you, you will find this incredible.
Please take a look at:

 

[byu]

A 3 year old has done it too:
No hula hoop though

 

[Shmekekey]

A 3 year old has done it too:

yeah. but she hasent done it with a freakin' hula hoop

 

[Mike Hughey]

How very cute!

We have a Snow White dress very much like that here at our house.

 

[FaNtAsYDeAlEr]

This is cute

 

[brunson]

How very cute!

We have a Snow White dress very much like that here at our house.

LOL, Mike. My 4yo has one almost the same.

 

[mrgoldagent]

yeah, the 3-year-old girl has done it too.
but take a closer look. the first layer of the cube has nearly finished when she get start.

 

[sru]

not bad, some day they will beat us all i think

 

[mrgoldagent]

it's always good to have more competitors

 

[CharlieCooper]

now if only arnaud would see this and bring a hula hoop to go with his pjs.

 

[AvGalen]

now if only arnaud would see this and bring a hula hoop to go with his pjs.

You know me well

 

[d4m4s74]

I can't even keep a hoola hoop up!

 

[jacob15728]

A 3 year old has done it too:

yeah. but she hasent done it with a freakin' hula hoop

Plus, if you watch that one closely, you can clearly see that it's fake.

 

[Stefan]

Plus, if you watch that one closely, you can clearly see that it's fake.

I don't. Please explain.

 

[Deleted member 2864]

A 3 year old has done it too:

yeah. but she hasent done it with a freakin' hula hoop

Nor is she wearing the pwnatoes costume

 

[Mike Hughey]

Plus, if you watch that one closely, you can clearly see that it's fake.

I don't. Please explain.

The video isn't working for me, but isn't that Enxi Xie? If so, she later went to an official competition and solved it in less than 2 minutes consistently at age 4 1/2. So I don't see why she would need a fake video. Clearly she was able to solve it at age 3. Currently I think she clearly deserves credit for being the youngest known solver of a Rubik's cube.

Of course, this doesn't take away from the little girl in this video - being able to solve even at age 5 is quite impressive. And solving it while hula hooping without stopping is really quite amazing - it's not much easier than solving while juggling. Very impressive indeed, especially for a 5-year-old!

 

[jacob15728]

When she's done with f2l she goes from p-shape to small lightning bolt to sune, then proceeds to do what appears to be a one-look PLL. This makes no sense whatsoever.

 

[Escher]

When she's done with f2l she goes from p-shape to small lightning bolt to sune, then proceeds to do what appears to be a one-look PLL. This makes no sense whatsoever.

Look harder.

 

[FaNtAsYDeAlEr]

It looked real to me and and the lightning bolt your referring after f2l was the 2 adjacent edges which led her to sune

 

[Stefan]

if you watch that one closely, you can clearly see that it's fake.

When she's done with f2l she goes from p-shape to small lightning bolt to sune, then proceeds to do what appears to be a one-look PLL. This makes no sense whatsoever.

Wow. Badmouthing her as fake when you're just very incompetent yourself. I'm used to that only from non-cubers.

Her OLL is completely alright for a very simple method. And her PLL looks like 3-look to me. But even multistep OLL and singlestep PLL wouldn't imply a fake. Someone can learn PLL first, just be lucky in PLL, or be unlucky or make mistakes in OLL.