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Now, I will compare it with the video that I believe is the best tutorial: J-Perm's video. J-perm uses a relatively simple beginners method that uses 3 algs, but they are simple. Milan uses the same number of algs, too. In fact, they are the same method. So what I will be doing is breaking down the quality, the clarification, the editing, and how much I enjoyed the video.
Quality: J-perm's video was from September 19, 2018, a little more than 3 years ago. It has 31 million views. However, jperm doesn't really add other features, beside the cube. At the end of the video he explains what he does and what the cubing community is about.
Milan, however, showed his face a lot more often, made sure to include another cube, left !Important! notes on what to do and what not to do, and also included an example solve in his video, instead of making a seperate vid like jperm did.
They both clearly explained the method very well, but I feel like Milan got more points across. So, I will give it to Cubehead.
Clarification: as said before, both J-Perm and Cubehead explained the method clearly. However, Cubehead included more parts on what stuff is, like the sune, niklas, and *ahem* sexy move. So Cubehead for that.
Editing: Not much stuff in 2018 for editing as 2022. But Milan has more cleaner edits than J-perm, and cooler, too. So, the point goes to Cubehead.
How much I enjoyed: J-Perm has the best tutorial with a simple method. But Cubehead added more humor to the video than Dylan. So, I now believe that Cubehead has the best 3x3 tutorial on the youtube platform.
Quick Sidenote: Are Milan and Dylan both great people? Sure. DO they have absolutely great tutorials? Totally? Are they both beginner friendly? Yes. However, Cubehead keeps you drawn in by adding humor. J-perm automatically goes into the fundamentals. That's probably why people have trouble following along with his OP/OP BLD video: he doesn't draw them in enough, and just goes straight into how to solve. So people end up skipping the parity part, and then roast him in the comments saying the video didn't work.
