[Official] Andrew Kang - 8.91 and other videos from Battle of Lexington

[Hadley4000]

Andrew Kang - 8.91:

Hadley - 16.86:

 

[goatseforever]

I want that shirt where do you get that shirt because I want that shirt.

 

[krnballerzzz]

I want that shirt where do you get that shirt because I want that shirt.

Which one, the one hadley is wearing was sold by me a couple years back.

 

[goatseforever]

Yea I was referring to the second one.

 

[FatBoyXPC]

I was wondering when you were going to get these BOL2010 videos up, Hadley. You were quite satisfied that evening with all the stuff you got on video

 

[blah]

4BLD

 

[Hadley4000]

That will be up tomorrow. My camera died midway through dumping them to my computer.

 

[Gurplex2]

Why do people clap at sub-10's?

 

[Hadley4000]

Why do people clap at sub-10's?

Because they are impressive.

 

[mark3]

Why do people clap at sub-10's?

Everyone is stuck in the mindset its a rarity.

 

[irontwig]

Why do people clap at sub-10's?

Everyone is stuck in the mindset its a rarity.

But sub-9s are still quite rare.

 

[joey]

Sub10s are rare at smaller competitions.

 

[Mike Hughey]

Sub10s are rare at smaller competitions.

Yes. I've only seen a few, and I've been to a lot of competitions. I think it's quite appropriate to applaud for a sub-10. In fact, it seems kind of inappropriate not to. The lack of applause for this particular solve felt kind of awkward.

 

[Lucas Garron]

Sub10s are rare at smaller competitions.

Yes. I've only seen a few, and I've been to a lot of competitions. I think it's quite appropriate to applaud for a sub-10. In fact, it seems kind of inappropriate not to. The lack of applause for this particular solve felt kind of awkward.

New people just lack perspective on that these days. I remember the times when it was rude not to clap for a 15.
(Maybe it comes from all the cubers seeing fast videos and all the non-cubers having met people with cousins who can solve it in, like, 3 seconds, man?)

I know the sport changes, but I think a sub-10 will always remain a large accomplishment.

 

[Sin-H]

New people just lack perspective on that these days. I remember the times when it was rude not to clap for a 15.
(Maybe it comes from all the cubers seeing fast videos and all the non-cubers having met people with cousins who can solve it in, like, 3 seconds, man?)

I know the sport changes, but I think a sub-10 will always remain a large accomplishment.

this. just this.