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>> cube dude breaks record! >> yes! oh ! so, jamie that was 21 year old mack park solved the cube in 3.13 seconds the fastest every where is he is he alive >> an inventor a professional frusterator y. is this when it is called. >> i'm impressed good for him. to me rubbics cushes women a puzzle you can't solve and left alone with a sore hand. >> ralph. salute this man he is autistic this does in the money he paints. >> you know it is, mazing. he is won over 400 events the previous record was 4 and a half seconds. this is like setting a word

>> rubiks cube dude breaks record. >> so that was 21-year-old max parker solved a rubiks cube in 3.13 seconds. the fastest ever. is he alive?n rubiks? he is anssio inventor or a professional frustrate hery.. >> is that what it's called? >> to me rubiks cubes are like women. as a complicated puzzle you can't solve. ralph. >> salute this young man is autistic and that doesn't mean he paints. >> he has won over 400 events per the previous record by the way was for neff secondsus r.

Gem. and stethoscope and transformers, love them. probably not going to see barbie, but transformers all the way. >> ben: let's redo gi joe. can't forgets the rubbics cube, world record has been broken in 3.13 seconds, watch. >> wow. >> yes! >> oh! [cheering] >> look at them, reactions best. 21-year-old max park beat the record set in 2018. had is awesome. it is gen-x 2 clearly, roller skates and vhs and everything else back, broader than gen-z. >> little kids, too.

Moved by this moment because the parents tell the story about how they didn't know how to find something that he could connect with, or people he could connect with. he connected with the rubik's cube and as he got a bit older he started connecting with others that did it as well, and they remembered a moment the first time he was receiving an award on stage with his mentor that he -- it was the first real, you know, people connection that he made. and this is his life, and it's a really, really special story. i'm into it ba us we are a huge rubik's cube household. >> john: clearly he's connec...

Professor of architecture erno rubik invented the eponymous cube in 1974, i wonder if he ever imagined that that his brightly—coloured three by 3x3 puzzle would become a worldwide craze, selling more than a50 million of the bright, plastic cubes. or that a 21—year—old american speedsolver called max park, who has competed in tournaments all over the world, would solve the puzzle in 3.13 seconds, shaving 0.34 seconds off the previous record. but that just happened! yes! applause and cheering. gasps and cheering. i'm joined now by george scholey, who is a former uk champion and currently h...