Can I MASTER a New Magic Trick in 24 Hours?

I wanted to start challenging myself on this channel and I thought we could start with some sleight of hand! I'm giving myself 24 hours to learn a routine, practice it and then perform it for someone. Enjoy!
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[@ChrisRamsay52]

Such a fun challenge! Spoiler: I will be purchasing better hankerchodes.

[@pandora.is.dreamer]

Hankerchodes?!😂

[@anthonyapoian7579]

Bring cigarette magic back cigarettes and bad cigarette magic is cool great quote I will now devote every lasting moment of my life to cigarette Magic

[@RickEllis68]

Hankerchie..:lol. Love this type of video Chris!! I try to do some of your card tutorials and give up way too fast then never get it. I enjoy seeing your dedication to the craft.

[@leneecasteel2005]

Hi Chris!! Been a subscriber for a while, but first time commentor. I've heard that hankercowboys work the best for tricks like this. God bless hun and have a great weekend!

[@coryjager7388]

What about using bandanas?

[@Mattcruzedc]

This is such a throwback to your older content. I love it! This was fantastic

[@ChrisRamsay52]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@brandonwordmusic]

This is the perfect mix of regular “day in the life” and tutorial. If you did this as a series, I’d watch every single one.

[@jasonpavlich8579]

"He's a comedian, he can't lie..." that line really stuck with me. Always love your content.

[@hold_the_mike]

Consider this a vote for "Guve us more of this content". As someone that used to be a magician, this was some of the best moments in my history with magic. The study and practice of moves that may NEVER be performed but still may pave the way to a golden idea you create later. Old books still have a lot to give us in the magic community. I'd love to see this format as a segment. Do more magic theory, routine creation, etc. I love it and keep up the good work!

[@sun5hine]

Yes yes yes! Do more please! I found that going through the process of you learning a new trick so entertaining.! And all in less than half an hour :) loved it! keep them coming !

[@AndrewsCookin]

More Magic Content!!! You Love It, We Love it Too, Chris!

[@BrianMorettiTV]

Looks like we need an official 1st handkerchief to try this trick ourselves.

[@jackbuff_I]

Brilliant video! I love going back to OG YT and why it started haha! Awesome tutorials! .. and I disagree about the napkin..I think it gives it an honest kind of _realism_ to the performance...I know where you're coming from though Chris. But yeah I'd love more content live this! If you're happy creating it, we're happy watching it! 👍🏼

[@ChrisRamsay52]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@bizarromagic]

Love the format! I feel like this kind of video, promotes the fascination of magic, withouth "spoiling" it for others. Personally, this makes me wanna go buy books and work on those old tricks ✨

[@ChrisRamsay52]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Hadiplaysmusic]

LOVE this, Chris! Please make this a series.

[@redheadedsoundguy]

Love watching the whole process. Great watching go out of your comfort zone. would love to see more of this.

[@udbhav6626]

It is the first time I ve seen u kinda nervous while performing😂 and it was similar to that beginner nervousness of not getting caught 😂😂

[@boodesultan12]

I think it's cuz the one day challenge, but I do wonder what one week of practice and what kind of his way of adapting the coin handkerchief trick

[@NelsonDellis]

“magic with BALLS”

[@ChipCullen]

Great video! So happy to see you do magic content like this. I would totally watch “process” videos like this - honestly, I think they cover so much of magic that is usually glossed over. Things like - how to practice, adapting methods, making your own editorial decisions, etc.

[@GrayWaren]

Loved the video. This is the type of content that got me here and it was a treat to watch you learn, practice and perform a trick that is new to you. Now we just need more of this.

[@seriliaykilel]

That was fascinating. Thank you for sharing your process!!

[@erasmusthornton]

This felt more genuine than your recent videos which is a trend I've seen all over KZbin recently. Love the idea and the process.

[@ericm8657]

Really thoughtful video Chris! Really enjoyed your process and comments throughout. Would love to see more like this. Thank you again!

[@ihikefar]

Yes! More of this type of content! Helps me understand how pro magi vs. me learn new stuff. Super insightful. Cheers!

[@nicholashealy6407]

Been watching for years CR, but this is the best video you’ve put out in a while I think. It really brings out some wonderful qualities in your personality, and it’s also super entertaining. +1 for more of these kind of freeform/vlog/tutorial/process/challenge videos!

[@erikjohnston2100]

Great video Chris! Definitely would like to see more content like this. Mission successful, I don’t do magic but you have me really wanting to learn this one.

[@bjornahbel801]

Love this Chris! Please do more!! I’ve picked up magic books before and had absolutely no idea what they were explaining…

[@linosixtwo]

Totally enjoyed the walkthrough. Definitely interested in seeing more. 👊

[@ApfelJohannisbeere]

That was really awesome to watch how that went and how you learned this trick!!! Really want to see more such things!

[@starlenathomason2151]

Been following you for years love to watch any of your videos

[@la_saveur_orientale4042]

pls do more!!!! I love seeing you learning magic!

[@zakodagr8189]

Chris, Awesome! Super interesting and helpful to see how a pro goes through the process of learning a magic trick. I would love to see more!!!!!! Tanx for what your do for the our community !

[@DemonicAkumi]

This is one amazing journey to go through. I never got far but I remember as a kid learning little magic tricks in general and the whole practicing part tend to be a mixture of fun and a little frustration that you need to overcome. When you figure it out, or learn a way that's more comfortable for you, it's an amazing feeling. Keep up with the videos as always.

[@torelie6581]

Spot on! Exactly what i like. The process of learning it. Super interesting👍

[@thetrader3754]

Great video👍🏻 I would love to see more videos about the process of magic😁🙌🏻

[@danwhite7862]

Totally loved it, yes more please. How about a video on adding different sleights and tricks together???

[@LewwG]

This was awesome Chris! Love this style of content!

[@James-lb7yd]

Thank you Chris for your time, effort, and of course your patience. I really enjoyed watching the things that you went through to make the magic. Greetings from Germany! 😊

[@juanramosarozarena7990]

I absolutely loved it!! cannot wait for the next one

[@fikanera838]

Loved seeing this! Hope you do more.

[@TheBigRedSharkable]

well done Chris this was great , so good to see a you go thought the process, really valuable.

[@mykgrauss9872]

I loved it Chris. Thanks. Can't wait for more. Regards, Myk

[@stephenstreck7388]

I loved this. I've always loved behind the scenes/process content to show how you would do something. Like the one video where you took us through your storyboard for your intros

[@allowishes06]

For sure want to see more. The love of magic is what got me hooked all those years ago. And its amazing to see you find that all over again.

[@joshualepik]

This was an extremely refreshing video from you Chris! Loved it

[@kevindaniel1337]

This was really awesome, thanks for sharing! Looks like something even I could learn.

[@Videsh1997]

Back with a classic gosh man love your magic videos from ever since. Patiently waiting for more 🙊

[@Chris-oq6kn]

Would love to see more of these type of videos. Great work

[@TheJetswin15]

Really cool video, really liked seeing your thought process!

[@evenglare]

I really enjoy this, probably the most informative video about how to learn something, not just magic, this could music, or math , or anything. Love it.

[@robinwashburnmagic]

I own two copies of this Ottokar Fischer book for some reason, it was really fun to read along while watching you work through this. What I love is that because you are so great at solving puzzles in general, you possess patience, and you really need patience to read these old books. I own tons of old magic books and I often give up way too soon. This video inspired me to be more patient, rake over the words, physically attempt what is being asked of me, and to keep it in my mind that the author is intending to communicate something that they themselves have made work. Rad video, more of this sort of thing, please. Also agree- magic from a long dead magician- kinda ours to play with. Thanks Chris!

[@peterdoyle3800]

I've been watching you for 7 years and got hooked early on watching your magic tutorials and cardistry videos, which is when (at 43 years old) started getting excited and obsessed with magic. I've been inspired by your magic skill, and jealous of your ability memorize me with your slight of hand. I want to say that don't think I have ever run across this type of video about magic. Tutorials are an experience where someone has mastered an effect and provides insight on the technique. Same true for purchased downloads. Leaving one feeling like it is impossible for me to reach a level of competency in the video and often feeling discouraged. This video is an insight, that even an amazing performer like yourself, can feel discouraged, confused, frustrated, in learning a new trick and technique. Discussing the "length people will go to pull off an illusion" and the details you mention like "tailoring the technique to suit your own abilities", and the repetition and practice required, are great messages. A tutorial might demonstrate and mention these things, but to actual see the process of learning, tweaking, and repetition, was a very satisfying experience. I also like your take on "organic" magic. Magic can be cringe (coin purse), but your thoughts on EDC and what people might willing to accept in certain situations is something I think about lately. I can kick myself for spending money on silly gimmicks.... I'm really focusing on skill these days, which is something that seems to be of topic in the community.....getting back to classic magic and less on weird tricks. This video was great, inspiring, funny, and validating of my own magic journey. Please consider this content and format in the future!! P.s. I was busting my knuckles with a deck of cards trying to get Ben Earl's "Hoff Shot" to flow while watching this... there are playing cards all over the floor......

[@binnsbrian]

Thanks. I loved this format. Do more. I'm fed up deleting puzzles videos.

[@darcytravis8208]

Loved this! Made me want to learn something of my own. More please

[@BootyYeeter]

This was great man, absolutely loved the vibes of the video, your music selection is always top notch too! You got me and my daughter into hanayama puzzles like 5+ years ago, thanks for being you.

[@catebligh]

I really love this video. Thanks for sharing it with us! The only thing is, I almost wish I had seen the finished trick before you showed us how it was done and learned it (and then showed us again after) because I would love to know if I would’ve been fooled if I hadn’t known the moves! Keep doing what you’re doing!

[@zeberhiahsunmerstones8796]

Love the older forgotten tricks of the psst and the way you explained it can be used to your ability to perform it magically to our time period, which gives me hope that I can practice magic in my own way that works for me. Thanks and I hope we see lots more videos soon like these.

[@squeak2455]

This was an amazing video! Thanks Chris!

[@shanemullen1457]

I love watching you do this stuff. Makes me feel like I'm practicing with you

[@alexisstewart5683]

Amazing concept, really liked it!!

[@AlexanderTeggin]

very dope video and most important part for me is that there is still so much more to rediscover and fine tune if u give the old masters a chance and not rush through getting the flashiest effects. the simplest ones are often the most powerful - but require patience, practice, perfection and performance. Thanks Chris

[@skate052]

This was a great video! I loved the entire episode! Thank you for lifting the curtain and your process. It gives me a ton of hope in magic but also in life. Thank you again. Blessings 🙏 My family and I miss your guy's magic TV show. We loved that too!

[@anthonytrippier3159]

YES❤YES! Great idea. Really interesting to hear your proceses . More please. 😊

[@HeinysTravels]

Loved seeing this type of content, would love to see more like this!!

[@jammkins]

Loved this content! Would love to see more!

[@zakodagr8189]

Chris, Awesome idea. Very interesting how a pro magi shares the process of learning a magic trick. I would surely love to see more of this type of how to. Tanx for what you do for the magic community!!

[@JackBingham]

I really liked this content Chris! Wish we could have seen more of a compilation of performances!

[@marcfaubert6751]

This was really cool, it was very fun and even a bit nostalgic to watch you learn and practice a trick! I especially like learning about magic and magicians of the past, I'd love to see more stuff like this type of content.

[@violentfrog_]

Loved the going through the old books

[@lurchers498]

Love this good to see how you practice a trick as I'm new to magic good to see how you go about finding a trick to practice to performing it would love to see more

[@A.JMagic52]

This was so good Chris! I enjoyed watching the entire vid! I know this isn’t something that will get great viewer retention and everything but man, I loved it! Would love to see more vids like this ☺️👍

[@xDeathZ80x]

This is a great series starter, would love to see more of these.

[@GeorgeInTheJunglist]

I'm really glad you have been making magic content again. I love the puzzles too, magic and cardistry are also really big interests of mine and nobody else makes content for this stuff with the quality you do.

[@TheoMalls]

Chris! Absolutely LOVED this video. Thoroughly enjoyed every second. Would love to see more of this series!

[@suchar4627]

Great video! Magic content from Chris is my favorite content on YT :D

[@ALiENDRiAAH]

i absolutely love this, super inspiring

[@joshhedera]

Soo good!! More please 🤩 personaly I kinda think its also crazy what you find in the tarbell courses 👀

[@airbuzz80]

This is the best KZbin tutorial video ever! You taught us a trick while also showing yourself learning it, it's wonderful! I want more! 😍

[@nicopecorari5944]

Love it. Thanks Chris!

[@dale3641]

Excellent! The trick is definitely something you can still perform today. Great job.

[@AnNguyen-gq8ip]

Please do moreee! I love these kind of contents!

[@Stan_dart]

Chris, Thank you soooo much sharing this! priceless!

[@chaddavis1]

Nice video Chris. Really enjoyed the Trick. Enjoyed You showing the process. I think it contributes to peoples appreciation of MAGIC.

[@narcosis219]

This my favorite kind of content! More magic!!

[@pjbrady47]

That was a great video for showing the process, Chris! I almost feel like i could learn it myself. I do take issue with how the coin gets loaded into your hand-it feels super clunky to just tilt it like you have been. I think the intent is (somehow) to do the tilt while tying the knot, but I can't quite see how that would work either. It's a cool trick, and I could easily see it as an opener to another coin trick. Thanks for showing it!

[@CharlieThePython]

I really enjoyed this, its been too long since your last magic video. Also its really good to see the process, i hope for more like this to come. 😊

[@stephanesavoie8869]

Great Video, love the process of walking it through. It’s nice to see you try and fail. Love the content!

[@sdm533]

This is a great video. The use of old books is classic so many new magicians forget that all tricks are based of older magicians. Plus showing the process and even the mistakes shows us with practice and work it can be possible even if we mess up a little. Thanks for sharing , hoping to see similar videos in the future.

[@jordanjwhitney]

This was great content. Really fun to watch the process and a fun little trick too.

[@mathasus]

Always look forward to your magic related videos!

[@RealTimePogo]

I enjoyed this. It definitely makes want to practice this myself

[@JohnathonBrock]

This is amazing, and just full of little hidden tutorials as well. Thank you!

[@GaryCunninghamyouareenough]

This was such an enjoyable watch - absolutely awesome, Chris 🤘🪄

[@gusmaschmann]

Loved all of this!!

[@daleclyncke6421]

You inspired me to open my old magic books. I have all 4 of those. There are treasures in those books. I would like to see you do more of that old classic magic. Its great to see the process and excellent results. Thank you so much.

[@kzookid2051]

Awesome seeing what it takes to learn a new trick, and how important practice is. We want more!

[@djvertical]

Such a cool video. Really enjoyed it! Loved the constant correction over the word hankerchives. 😂

[@carolinehaf21]

Really liked this... comfortinng to watch during 3am insomnia! Even though we knew how you loaded and it went a bit wrong... it's early enough in the trick the audience are still in the "intrigue" and following instruction stage so theyre a bit distracted AND if they see you tying the knot weirdly it kinda looks like you're trying to keep it taut for the coin to stay in there as youre tying it, imo. Good trick!

[@bethsmith3421]

Great idea! I loved this. It's kind of cool to get to see a magician work on a new trick as they try to learn and perfect it. I think I only saw how it was done because we watched you practice it. I actually think the little bit of fumbling make the trick look interesting, sort of like the comic magicians. Would not mind seeing more of this content. It's also a great way to spotlight some older magic that modern audiences probably haven't seen before.

[@kisskool99]

Great idea and awesome execution for a video, appart from those Amazon hankercheaps 😂 The choice of trick was great and showing the performance you did to someone else closes the video perfectly ! Definitely do more of these if you feel like it !

[@marcflaps]

This was thoroughly entertaining, as someone who's just an enjoyer of watching magic and doesn't dabble. Gives a great insight into just how much work and dedication goes into the stuff that goes seamlessly time after time for people.

[@MrZachpowell]

More videos like this please! Been here since before the puzzle videos and miss the magic.

[@adankohnhorst829]

This was SO fun to watch. It was awesome to see you outside of your comfort zone. I've never been much of a card fan, but I do have a fascination with old magic books and culture. You picked a perfect trick, was fun to watch you handling handkerchiefs haha, we've all been there, trying out some weird thing from a book...definitely excited for more in this series. Would love to see you outside your comfort zone more, maybe with some real classic, turn of the century effects from old books like this. Or mentalism, etc. Definitely psyched to see you build/invent a gimmick, great content

[@ColinHolloway70]

Love this video! Good example of the hours we spend practicing only to not take it into the wild because we doubt the effect is strong enough. We get so close to the method we can't see how it would fool anyone! Great old-school content!