honestly can this trick work without the pad?

any jobs going across the pond? i stay scotland

its GINGER

Looks like a cool group! I belong to the Liverpool Hahatma Magic Circle in the Mid 60s. I just got back into the hobby after 55+ years!

Nice Tutorial! I am surprised no one accused you of being a Wizard … Haha! I have mixed feelings about giving away the secrets. It’s great for people who what to improve their skills as a magician, but it allows others in on it, which can be detrimental when performing for those who have seen the tutorials and want to give you a hard time. I got the three shells a few weeks ago.

Plenty of Romanians performing this scam on Westminster Bridge in London. Cheers.

Where was the vodka the main ingredient

Whole video just talking $hit why you guys can just go straight to the f point 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

2:41 *Scotland hated that*

Toooo much talking bro.

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not one person in Scotland i know calls it "fizzy drinks" everyone just says can/tin of juice

I remember watching on tv years ago, probably over 2 decades ago i watched a wine expert doing a tasting of IRN BRU, she reckoned it was like bubblegum too.

Julia Schmulia. Get her telt. Irn Bru's the best.

Iron bru taste like hmmm idk maybe IRON?!

Great demonstration and explanation!

great video brother!

Not a red subscribe button anymore :(

Nobody in my neck of the woods calls them "fizzy drinks" - they're collectively known as ginger, juice or scoosh. "Gies a boatle ah ginger, hen." "Whit kind?" "Irn Bru, doll. Ahv goat a throat like a junkie's carpet!" "Here, gerrit doon yer neck!"

So happy that freshco finally sell irn bru!!!!! A taste of home!

You raced for that irn bru 🤣🤣🤣

So it’s spelled Irn Bru but it’s pronounced Iron Brew? I always wanted to try this

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Thanks for sharing. Easy tricks like this give you a lot of room to come up with a real good presentation (story) to go along with the trick. 👍👍

Skip to 2:10 to avoid the bs.

come to the point mate

Epic tips however some of these may take 5 minutes…

How do I get the pea to slide better under the shell?

To me the Irn bru dominant tastes are - Metallic orange, cream soda and bubblegum

The Acoustics on that first can pop tho

Lots of fantastic advice and a great video! Thanks buddy! ❤️

Could be a good time to learn some new effects When I was locked down and couldn’t perform I started a KZbin series called feats of strength Friday where I would perform a feat each week until life returned to normal. It forced me out of my comfort zone to try out some new feats. Maybe magic Monday could be an idea?

I just tried Irn Bru for the first time today and it tastes like bubble gum it’s delicious

Happy new year ! Looking forward to this!

Hello! Can I ask how did you make your awesome video thumbnails? Thanks!

Hey Cameron, I got kind of a similar thing going where I perform feats of strength like bending steel and breaking chains as part of a live show, attempting to vlog each gig. And yes I also focus largely on the presentation part of it since that’s what separates an actual pro Just a couple bits of advice, with the mics, why not just bring your own? That’s what I do. I also talk about it in my tech rider so they know what to expect. Also why not show parts of your show? Perhaps one day we’ll share the stage and end up on each other’s vlogs

that stage looks amazing! I cant imagine how the tricks would look in person!

I was tryna find a new skill and I was wondering am I the only person that can open a bottle with my hands?

Let’s go!! Congrats buddy

wasnt sure about the artsy intro and inspirational music at first. but this was an awesome video

Greatly put! Could not have said it better

thank you for this

thanks for the warning that there is no way to win. the only way to win is to not play :)

Fast forward to 4 mins. You'll thank me later..😁

Fuck I hate guys who talk about Thiers plugs

Honestly Uber eats is bomb

The thing is, it is from those crazy yanks. The first Iron Brew drink was produced by the Maas & Waldstein chemicals company of New York in 1889 under the name IRONBREW.[6] The drink was popular across North America and was widely copied. A similar beverage was launched in 1898 by London essence firm Stevenson & Howell that supplied soft drinks manufacturers in the UK and colonies. Many local bottlers around the UK began selling their own version of the beverage.[6] Despite the official launch date for Barr's Iron Brew being given as 1901, the firms AG Barr & Co (Glasgow) and Robert Barr (Falkirk) jointly launched their own Iron Brew drink at least two years earlier, according to a document in the firm's archives which indicates that the drink was already enjoying strong sales by May 1899.[6] The strongman image which Barr's adopted for their bottle labels and advertising had been trademarked by the firm Stevenson & Howell in 1898.[7] Barr's ordered their labels directly from Stevenson & Howell, which also sold Barr's many of the individual flavours with which they mixed their own drinks.[6] An advertisement for Barr's Iron Brew dated 1900 featuring the original strongman label can be found in Falkirk's Local History Archives.[8] Barr's trademark application for the brand name Irn-Bru dates from July 1946[9] when the drink was still off sale because of wartime regulations. The firm first commercialised their drink using this new name in 1948 once government SDI consolidation of the soft drinks industry had ended.[10] The name change followed the introduction of new labelling restrictions which cracked down on spurious health claims and introduced minimum standards for drinks claiming to contain minerals such as iron.[11] However, according to Robert Barr OBE (chairman 1947-1978), there was also a commercial rationale behind the unusual spelling. "Iron Brew" had come to be understood as a generic product category in the UK, whereas adopting the name "Irn-Bru" allowed the firm to have a legally protected brand identity that would enable the firm to benefit from the popularity of their wartime "Adventures of Ba-Bru" comic strip advertising.[6] (The "Iron Brew" name has continued to be used for many versions of the drink sold by rival manufacturers.)[12]

Great video! May I ask where this is?

Very cool! Is great that you have come so far as a magician at such a trying time.

I could do with a job like that. Sounds like a little bit of fun, and the money