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fun fact: I recently stumbled upon one of lazermonkey's old videos

"Tekkit and other gaming stuff"
I played tekkit back in the day. Granted I couldn't figure any of the buildcraft or industrialcraft stuff, but it was still fun watching the yogscast seires.

That monkey also looked more like a chihuahua than a monkey but I wouldn't've done much better anyway
 
"Tekkit and other gaming stuff"
I played tekkit back in the day. Granted I couldn't figure any of the buildcraft or industrialcraft stuff, but it was still fun watching the yogscast seires.

That monkey also looked more like a chihuahua than a monkey but I wouldn't've done much better anyway

I still play modded minecraft now and then. Very fun setting up automated quarries and automated tree farms.

This is the current logo (transparent background with white text)

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I really like Z3 Cubing because he got me I to cubing, and he put really effort into his videos, such as for his lightest and heaviest cubes, he must have spent a good 3 hours, and for the heaviest one, he spent a 100 dollars for titanium (edit: meant tungsten).
CubeHead is known for his humor (no it's actually all because of pablo) and his nice challenges.
Cubing Encoded is known for his absolutely crap videos and excels in clickbait. I would be surprised if he starts uploading videos of him browsing Facebook.
J Perm is neat. He is really good for starter cubers up to about people who average 10s. If you are between that range, his videos are really good. He has a lot of experience, so he can make good assumptions about cubes.
SCR is the underrated one here. His videos may be short and not the absolute best, but he is very quick to release new cube reviews. Also, his websites algs are absolutely trash.
Cyobux's videos are really creative and unique. Almost nowhere on the internet would you see a dude solving a Rubik's cube by singing.
 
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I really like Z3 Cubing because he got me I to cubing, and he put really effort into his videos, such as for his lightest and heaviest cubes, he must have spent a good 3 hours, and for the heaviest one, he spent a 100 dollars for titanium.
CubeHead is known for his humor (no it's actually all because of pablo) and his nice challenges.
Cubing Encoded is known for his absolutely crap videos and excels in clickbait. I would be surprised if he starts uploading videos of him browsing Facebook.
J Perm is neat. He is really good for starter cubers up to about people who average 10s. If you are between that range, his videos are really good. He has a lot of experience, so he can make good assumptions about cubes.
SCR is the underrated one here. His videos may be short and not the absolute best, but he is very quick to release new cube reviews. Also, his websites algs are absolutely trash.
Cyobux's videos are really creative and unique. Almost nowhere on the internet would you see a dude solving a Rubik's cube by singing.
I agree with you on pretty much everything except SCR. He does quickly release new cube reviews but they usually are extremely uninformative and boring to watch.
 
I really like Z3 Cubing because he got me I to cubing, and he put really effort into his videos, such as for his lightest and heaviest cubes, he must have spent a good 3 hours, and for the heaviest one, he spent a 100 dollars for titanium.
CubeHead is known for his humor (no it's actually all because of pablo) and his nice challenges.
Cubing Encoded is known for his absolutely crap videos and excels in clickbait. I would be surprised if he starts uploading videos of him browsing Facebook.
J Perm is neat. He is really good for starter cubers up to about people who average 10s. If you are between that range, his videos are really good. He has a lot of experience, so he can make good assumptions about cubes.
SCR is the underrated one here. His videos may be short and not the absolute best, but he is very quick to release new cube reviews. Also, his websites algs are absolutely trash.
Cyobux's videos are really creative and unique. Almost nowhere on the internet would you see a dude solving a Rubik's cube by singing.
Z3 bought tungsten, titanium is a fairly light metal
 
I think Cubehead is a little clickbaity but he undeniably has a unique style which is more vlog like and story telling engaging than other channels, which do say a review or tutorial and that's it. He lets his personality shine and I think viewers feel like they know him better personally. Scalpel had a rant about the Cubicle sponsoring him at only 300 subs but I think it was the right choice.
 
I personally prefer the more cube theory side of things eg: Shadow Slice, Chris Tran, Etc. My favorite in that category is probably Cube Roll (Cary K H's cubing channel).
Yeah me too, but I can't find many videos about it. The only cube theory I watch are those by jperm
 
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