Concrete Vs. Cheezie Beyblade | Who’s Winning?

Quick Overview

The Glube Glube Beyblade, constructed primarily from hot glue and a small piece of metal, overwhelmingly defeated the other material-based Beyblades, including the Cheezie Blaster, Test Print, Ice Cube, and Dats Conkrete designs, to win the tournament.

Key Points: The Glube Glube (hot glue) Beyblade won the overall tournament against four other material-based custom Beyblades, including the one made from Cheetos (Cheezie Blaster) and the one made from concrete (Dats Conkrete). The Glube Glube Beyblade weighed 15g and achieved a spin time of 39 seconds in its initial test. The second-place finisher was the 'Bad Prompt' Beyblade (made from a 3D printed Benchy design), which scored 1 point in the semifinals against the Cheezie Blaster. The final match was between Glube Glube (1-0) and Bad Prompt (1-1), with Glube Glube winning the final round 2-0. The Ice Cube Beyblade weighed 20g and spun for 22 seconds, while the Dats Conkrete Beyblade weighed 38g and spun for 7 seconds. The creator noted that the concrete and ice cube Beyblades struggled with durability, with the concrete one shattering and the ice one melting/breaking apart during testing.

Context: The video documents a creative challenge where the creator designs and constructs several Beyblade tops using unconventional, household materials based on prompts, such as Cheetos, ice, hot glue, 3D printed parts, and concrete. The goal is to see which material-based Beyblade design performs best in a bracket-style tournament format.

Detailed Analysis

The creator constructs several unconventional Beyblades based on various prompts and pits them against each other in a tournament bracket. The initial entries included: Ceiling Fan (13g, 16s spin time), Cheezie Blaster (25g, 7s spin time), Benchy Test Print (15g, 11s spin time), Bad Prompt (17g, 26s spin time), Glube Glube (15g, 39s spin time, made of hot glue), Ice Cube (20g, 22s spin time), and Dats Conkrete (38g, 7s spin time). In the first round of the tournament, Glube Glube defeated Jello Shot, and Bad Prompt defeated Benchy Test Print. The second round saw Glube Glube defeat Bad Prompt (2-0). The other side of the bracket resulted in Dats Conkrete defeating Ice Cube (4-0). The semifinals pitted Glube Glube against Dats Conkrete, with Glube Glube winning 4-0, and the other semifinal was between Cheezie Blaster and the winner of the Benchy/Bad Prompt bracket (which was Bad Prompt, but Glube Glube was written in the bracket line, indicating Glube Glube advanced past Bad Prompt). The final match was between Glube Glube and the winner of the other side, which appears to be a repeat of Glube Glube vs. (some previous winner). The final match shown pits Wizard Rod (the 45g custom hot glue/metal design) against Glube Glube (15g hot glue). The Glube Glube Beyblade won the final match (2-0) against the heavier Wizard Rod, demonstrating that material properties, like the flexibility of hot glue, outweighed sheer weight.