There are a lot of great tricks out there. Triumph is arguably the best. And this is the best Triumph by far. The fact that P/T know exactly what KK is doing and can't catch him is ridiculous. This is a million dollar performance.

Seems like he just practiced this a million times. He grabbed about 4 or 5 cards but the biggest clue was that he asked BEFORE he grabbed that group of cards to know which one was the right one.

I want to see @cardmagicbyjason on this show, he performs the same trick, but grabs a single card not multiple somehow

He didn't reach in and catch one card. He caught five. Notice how he got a look at all five before he extracted the king? This proves he got a peek loading it into the deck.

The big question for me is, why are good customer service people treated poorly? I spent 12+ years in customer service, and I was good at my job, but was treated horribly by customers and management, but showed up anyway until I just couldn't take it anymore.

5:44 "I hate the way that you walk The way that you talk I hate the way that you dress I hate the way you handled the cards I didn't catch the trick but you didn't fool us yet"

I knew it. He asked for the card before he grabbed it Even then, he fished like 6 cards out of the deck and quickly chose the right one.

The fact that he grabbed multiple while also hearing the card before hand, I think he just actually did it.

the witch from Buffy

I hear a lot of commentary over the moment that the trick happened. He's dealing seconds into his palm to separate the deck into face up and face down, when he picks the cards up from the casino wash. There's only one way it really can be done, you have to look through every card and separate them. The thing was he did it while they were picking their cards, by the time they were inserted into the deck, there is only ONE cut needed to put all of the cards into the right spots. Which is the only possible way he could do it that quickly, he had already ruffled through every single card and sorted it out. What is so incredibly magical about that is to be able to do so much sleight of hand so quickly, that it looks completely natural right in front of their eyes. When Penn gets upset, it's not because he missed it in that moment, it's because the trick was already over and he hadn't seen a thing.

I am not a magician. I believe the best performance is one where even if you know the trick, you still enjoy the performance. Superbly done, sir.

I don't even understand how you practice for something like this. Start with 5 cards and stars adding more cards until you can just ninja the card?

Overly scripted

Amazing

Allison is so cute lol

How did he even do that? That man is a real magician 🫨🫨🫨

Thanks!!!

You are very skilled. Since I've seen Jason Ladanye do this and grab only one card from the waterfall that may have been a little bit tighter. What do you think?

My only comment is this. You knew the rough area of the card but you picked five cards. And then forced the chosen one to the top. So I would say you did it well but not perfectly. What say you?

Took 5 cards just in case..😉

Best non-fooler ever. This not being a trick makes it a thousand times more impressive.

The only lie he told was that he would lie

The only thing I can think of is that he's shifting the cards into two piles on the bottom of the deck when hes going though them and letting Penn put his card in near the top. You can see him flip the bottom half of the deck after he gets both cards back from them and he's about to spread them out. But the speed and control is crazy.

What a risk! I saw your "prep' videos, where you say you worked up to a 65-70% success ratio - and I saw about a thrid of those you managed a single card pick. It was a great trick - but just that little bit of regret that you didn't manage the single card pick on the night of the show.

Nice method

They should have a bigger trophy ready named "Fooled the hell out Us"

He didn't catch just one card but a bunch of cards though

Take it one step further and put the cards back in new-deck order

As soon as he caught a bunch of cards and not one, I was thinking whatever 'trick' it is, it's not fully perfected. It looked a little messy for a trick and well, it turned out it wasn't really a trick. I didn't know that it wasn't a trick, but I did think it was messy as a trick.

Watched this 8-10 plus times. Amazing skill

I really thought he was going to chuck that stool 😅

Very very nice @Kostya! Hope you're well and sending love!

Amazing "trick"! I loved it!

how the hell did he do that? and right in front of Penn and Teller !!!

1:54 if you watch on 0.25x speed they sound like drunks talking to each other lol😂

Badass. Trying to fool them by using a trick that didn't have any deception to it. It was literally 17 years of honed precision, and that was incredible to see.

See, this is very impressive. It’s funny cause I commented on your other video yesterday and I’m sure you weren’t thrilled with the comment. Cause I just didn’t find it impressive and I didn’t think you performed it the way you wanted it to go. I really think you messed it up. I feel like you know you messed it up. I feel like Penn & Teller know you messed it up and they covered for you. It was just baffling to me. Maybe I’m wrong. Anyways I think you’re a great performer and magician. Great trick.

Love it!

WOW

This is just astounding and the fact that guys had no clue just cements that even more. Brilliant and thrilling, bewildering and absurdly impossible, delivered with such pizazz and charisma, absolutely among the best fools ever, bravo KK!

Penn knew how it was done. He even said some something when Kosta says, i dindnt handle the cards, thats when he flipped the face up cards with the face down cards. Hes separating them as penn and teller puts their cards back in the deck. Notice how even after the cards are back in the deck, he has to continue scrolling though the deck to the very end. Hes still separating them, does a quick flip before he puts the cards back on the table. Penn saw it and still gave his buddy the trophy.

Absolutely 💯 AMAZING SKILL!!!

SIMPLY THE BEST NO ONE BETTER

I can do this trick, but not like that. Damn that was smooth.

I think Teller is most delighted by the thrill of feeling like a kid again and seeing real magic. For a seasoned professional genius, it must be a great feeling

How do you get on the show?

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*"I hate you!"* :D XD lol so amazing.

6 years later and this is Still one of my Favorite tricks!! Since I intially (Sort of) discovered how this is done, I practiced quite a bit on and off over the years and could kinda do it but Extremely Slowly and it was Painfully obvious what my Fingers are doing as I'm sorting the cards. To watch this again and again, it's just so Flawless!! Such a Stunning Trick!!

The cool part is that as a magic trick it doesnt seem all that crazy or as mind blowing as other tricks, but when you find out it wasnt a trick and that it was just pure precision is wild😂 im glad i stayed up tonight😂