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I am incredibly disappointed in the lack of votes for SpeedCubeReview (Am I seriously the only one?) and JR.
I mean, 3 votes for debatably the most influential youcuber of all time? You guys gotta be kidding me.
 
I am incredibly disappointed in the lack of votes for SpeedCubeReview (Am I seriously the only one?) and JR.
I mean, 3 votes for debatably the most influential youcuber of all time? You guys gotta be kidding me.
I agree about JR. He's really good and deserves more votes. SCR is meh, not good enough to be in the top three of anyone's list.
 
I am incredibly disappointed in the lack of votes for SpeedCubeReview (Am I seriously the only one?) and JR.
I mean, 3 votes for debatably the most influential youcuber of all time? You guys gotta be kidding me.
in the early 2010s it was maybe CBC as the most influential youtuber? but JR has huge influence and I noticed a few videos have been selected by The Algorithm™ to be recommended a lot to non cubers.
 
I am incredibly disappointed in the lack of votes for SpeedCubeReview (Am I seriously the only one?) and JR.
I mean, 3 votes for debatably the most influential youcuber of all time? You guys gotta be kidding me.
I would, but I only have 3 votes. SCR is really good, but his websites algs are so garbage it looks like he picked the bad algs on purpose.
 
like @fun at the joy said the RFB A perms are pretty much what everyone uses and I haven't seen any serious alternative become popular.
The RU U perms are easier on older cubes were slice turns are hard. They're still about as fast I think?


(Assuming this explanation is correct) This is one of J Perm's best videos. Very clear explanation of a tricky topic.
 
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I had heard this and been annoyed but now that I looked at the website and saw an RUL nperm, an RFB a perm, and the old school RU uperm and its mirror, I agree that it is completely justified
I think that website is dead. It hasn't been updated in 3 years or so.

J Perm is #1 on my list. No question about it. (I should be thankful to him bc if I didn't get his 3x3 tutorial I wouldn't have been here)
Cubehead and Cube Master deserve more subs. Their content is great.
Jay McNeill also deserves more subs.
Tingman is actually a very nice guy. #2 on my list. Deserves a mil subs
CE is boring
Brian Sun: Thanks to him I have decent fingertricks and how to do sledge/hedge from the back. #3 on my list. Definitely deserves more subs than 1K
@BrodytheCuber : I like him. Tied #3 on my list. I learnt a ton of OH stuff and F2L stuff from his vids. Ofc I learnt how to cube in class from him xD
Cubastic: Was a fan when I started cubing but lost interest. His videos are actually good but a bit clickbaity
other than that, I love watching Feliks, Tymon and SCR(occasionally)



PS: RU U perms are better.
PPS: Now please don't start an argument/debate on this
 
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I like @BrodytheCuber because he delves into the mental side of things which is probably as important as physical technique. I really appreciate his "get fast now or you never will" idea and his emphasis on fundamentals and effective practice. From my experience in playing instruments and playing rhythm games, good fundamentals and good practice (consciously focusing on areas of improvement instead of just practicing the same things over and over) will enable you to improve quickly and get very far on those alone.
 
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