This Card Trick Will Give You the BEST REACTIONS EVER!

[@jidionwatch]

My favorite reaction is from my little sister, every time I show her something she freaks out and swears I’m a wizard from Harry Potter then makes me show any one else who is in the room. Love your content brother keep up the amazig work!!!!

[@CardMechanic]

I've been in the little sister magic club for a long time! haha Thank you for sharing!

[@ravindrapai9600]

Im so saving this video ❤

[@yathishguntur24]

I showed my family this SUPER COOL magic card trick, and their jaws dropped when the card supposedly teleported!!! My mom couldn't stop staring at the card, and my dad kept saying, "That did NOT JUST HAPPEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" They were so excited and amazed, and it felt awesome to see their reactions! Also, I love performing such tricks coz they make me feel like I've actually achieved something, performing sleights right in front of the spectator's eyes! Thank you SOO MUCH for teaching such amazing card tricks on your channel! 🤩❤

[@CardMechanic]

That is awesome! I've done soooo many card tricks for my parents, it has been amazing! And the fact that your parents still react in amazement... that blows my mind haha

[@cyriljohncastanos]

My favorite reaction is from my mentor when i fooled him using your trick and that was the most memorable time in my 7 years of magic 😊

[@CardMechanic]

That is soooo awesome!!

[@theoschneider6099]

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[@User_Ss1]

So, my favorite reaction when I’m doing a magic trick? Definitely the one with the marked deck. You know, that moment when the cards spill their secrets, and the audience’s eyes widen? .It’s like a little spark of wonder in the room. And when I reveal the chosen card, the gasps and everything? When I did the trick my spectator's jaw just dropped and had no clue what js going on 😂 I loved it! Electric. Makes it a memory worth keeping!

[@CardMechanic]

Gotta love it! When you get a specific memory/energy locked into your head from a performance that you've done, it's such a great feeling! Thanks for sharing!

[@ocdetails]

I won last time, so I'll take myself out of the running for this one, but I have to tell you about my favorite reaction. I was a missionary for my church 30 years ago. I performed a trick that required some double sided cards to work, but the effect was truly amazing. Cards they saw right in front of them a second ago suddenly appear in the tuck case and it blows their minds. I performed this for someone and they were quiet for a minute as they pondered what had happened and then they looked at me and said "You really shouldn't use the power of God that way." LOL He was so serious about it when he said it too! That is by far my favorite reaction to any trick I have ever performed in my life! Even the reaction of my kids when they were little when I would do things that were astonishing for kids who didn't know what to look for will never compare to this grown man questioning his own eyes and assuming there was a higher power at work instead of some gimmicked cards and some sleight of hand.

[@CardMechanic]

HA!!! I could literally picture that happening and the completely stoic expression while saying "You really shouldn't use the power of God that way." I would've died laughing! Thanks so much for sharing this and also letting someone else win!

[@s3til]

I perform for my sister and its really awesome seeing her in awe even after I fumble something. However, nothing quite compares to the magic in her eyes as I explain how to do the tricks after, and watching her try to learn it.

[@CardMechanic]

Oh yes! I like it! Been doing tricks for my little sister for quite some time!

[@QuizMasterMania]

One of my 2 favourite reactions is when I preformed In front of my friend using 3 cards of a kind .as soon as Iturned over the card his jaw dropped in awe.the second time my friend threw his card on the floor.

[@CardMechanic]

hahaha! classic!

[@jayinstandarddefinition]

My favorite reaction is actually not a "OMG, how did he do that?" kind of thing, but rather a reaction that lead to a great learning moment. There is a trick in which the audience participant (I hate the word spectator in this context) always guesses the color (red/black) of the next card correctly, or incorrectly... But obviously this is under the performer's control. Or not so obviously as the following experience describes. I was performing this trick to my daughters and let my youngest always guess correctly and my oldest (who was in on it) get it wrong. Much to the delight of the younger sibling, who thought she was on a roll and finally found something she could do better than her older sister. When I got it wrong and accidentally produced a black card when she had guessed red, she was visibly disappointed. Rather than me saying something like "Oh well, guess your winning streak had to end somewhere" I decided to be a "good dad" and create a magical moment. One color change later and the card was now red like she had predicted. This REALLY upset my youngest daughter, because she now realised that I had been in control all along rather than her having some magical powers of her own. She stomped to her bedroom and didn't come out for a good 30 minutes. Sometimes you have to leave well enough alone to keep the experience alive. Sometimes it's not about the performer... Matter of fact, it's 100 percent always about your audience!

[@CardMechanic]

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[@jayinstandarddefinition]

@@CardMechanic Thanks! I really appreciate it! Go Me 🙂

[@WilakshithaMendis]

When I show each and every new card trick I learn, to my mom, the best reaction she gave was a surprising laugh with an encouraging clap👏 especially for the teleportation card trick you taught us in this channel 🙏

[@CardMechanic]

Loud mom laugh for the win! haha

[@armania1860]

Sometimes I do magic tricks at my summer camp, and every trick I do absolutely amazes them; my favorite reaction was from my dad, one time I showed him an ambitious card trick followed by a triumph, and he was absolutely stunned! He begged me to show him the secret, and it was sooo funny! Thanks for teaching me so much about magic; I wouldn't be here without you

[@CardMechanic]

That is amazing! I was a counselor at a summer camp for 2 years and everyone just loved the guy who walked around and did magic! I wish my dad would still get stunned with my card tricks haha! And THANK YOU so much for learning and sharing with everyone!

[@bogus256]

One of my favourite reactions is one of my friends said I need "see through hands" 😂 Im a huge fan of your channel and have learnt these tricks for a while, thank you for being an inspiration!

[@CardMechanic]

Haha! That's awesome. And thank you so much!

[@gnir1980]

I always like how people open their eyes and don't understand what's happening. Love it.

[@CardMechanic]

hahaha!

[@toonhh29]

My favourite reaction is when my friends begin to freak out and claim that the spirits (which are a thing in their culture) assisted me with the trick. Now they think I'm psychic, and I can see the future😂.

[@ocdetails]

That's exactly the reaction I got once! Nothing is better when people think you are using a higher power instead of simple misdirection to fool them!

[@toonhh29]

Exactly 😂

[@Horan1310]

I totaly agree with you guys

[@CardMechanic]

HAHAHA! Love it! But real question is.. did they ever ask you to do a reading?!

[@toonhh29]

​@CardMechanic sure they did and it always be hilarious the reaction they give

[@Kyriakoskazan]

My favourite reaction is when I did a trick in front of almost all of my classmates and there was a kid that wanted to bust me in front of everyone with the trick I used. So he guessed wrongly a couple tricks so I tried to play with him. Eventually he actually understood the trick I used but I wasn't going to let him embarrass me in front of everyone so I re-do the trick but always find a way to hide the selected card so it appears that he didn't at all understand what I did. In the end he gave up and shook my hand congratulating me on how good of a magician I was and accepted some sort of public humiliation.

[@psylencecy]

that's the real magic right there lol

[@kostaskaras7628]

I wish I could do that. Every time I do a trick there is always someone who wants to ruin the whole thing !

[@Grant-H2O]

Being humble is not public humiliation and I enjoy when slights are seen because it enables me to do better and also gives me a realistic view on what a spectator might see or think while I’m performing.

[@CardMechanic]

Nice story! I've tried doing that a few times myself for "smart" family members, they always end up catching me after it's done toooo many times haha! But I love that you didn't let him hassle you and continued to share magic!

[@agentgaming6465]

I have been watching your videos for so long and they have made me even make a few of my own card tricks! I watched an old video of yours with the tempo cards and you said you used to play jazz and that you tried to make a music card trick which im working on right now!

[@CardMechanic]

OH NO WAY! Would love to see the trick when you get it done and it all works out!

[@tonyd.2086]

There’s another similar version of this trick with different handling, it’s called That’s It, performed by Michael Ammar. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@CardMechanic]

Thanks! I'll look into it also!

[@soheybelfarsi]

absolutely beautiful trick mwah

[@fadingac3]

I love the lie detector trick, it always gets great reactions. One reaction I can remember that was really good was back in high school. I went to my 9th grade Earth Science Teacher to show her a couple of tricks like I did every day. She took a card, remembered it and I “lost it” in the deck. I then turned the cards face up and had her cut the cards as many times as she wanted. As she was cutting the cards, a group of students walked into the classroom, these students were popular and they brought a lot of attention wherever they went. They decided to stay and watch what was happening. When my teacher was done cutting the cards, I turned the cards back over face down and pretended to think of a number (I already knew the number in advance). I did a recap of the trick for the students that had just joined so they knew what had happened up to this point. Let’s say the number was 5, I had my teacher count 4 cards face down on the table, I asked her to say her card out loud and when she turned over the 5th card, it was her card. The students went nuts! They jumped up and down in the room screaming, and then they left the room screaming and running down the hallways waving their arms and students that were walking by peeked their heads in to see what was going on. That was the best reaction I can remember and probably my favorite reaction. Thank you CM and the gentleman who sponsored this giveaway! Congratulations to the winner! So close to 100K! #Roadto98K!

[@CardMechanic]

I absolutely love it! I used to do tricks in band class when I was in highschool and the kids would run around the classroom after an amazing effect, brings back sooo many awesome memories! Thanks for sharing!

[@SamuelPettit]

My favorite reaction is when my spectator is actually impressed with my tricks.

[@CardMechanic]

FACTS

[@JeremiahPettit]

My favorite reaction is when I perform the Smiling Mule card trick and my spectator laugh at the praticle joke deffently one of my favorite magic tricks

[@CardMechanic]

Haha! nice!

[@RobEvanstheMysticBovine]

My niece is 15 years old and one day I asked her if she wanted to see a trick I learned from your channel (it was the one similar to this trick, just a little different). She looked at me like I just asked if she wanted to smell my farts. But she still let me do the trick. When I finished and showed her her card, she had a look on her face that was a little bit above being disgusted and slightly entertained. There was even a slight hint of smile. So for me, that was the best reaction. Love your content. Very easy to follow and enjoyable.

[@CardMechanic]

HAHAHAHA! What a lovely niece 🙃

[@Megabyte1]

The best reaction I have ever gotten was when I was preforming for a handful of students at my school and when I fooled them, one of them started jumping up and down and started screaming. 😆

[@dumbduck4147]

I started magic 3 weeks ago and tro you i had the best reaction i performd it for my mom and she was mind Blown and thet fellt so good she tought i coud teleport cards soo thank you soo much

[@CardMechanic]

That is sooo awesome!

[@markdelacruz8792]

As an educator performing card magic to the classes I handle to lobby a discussion, one of the best reactions I got was when all of them (Senior Highschool students) were surprisingly blown away by the effect saying "woaaaaaah" loudly in chorus and someone even humorously said that I practice occultism and sold my soul to a demon in order to obtain power to do something impossible. I responded back with a serious tone and gaze by saying, "Yes, I did bargain my soul to a demon. Hence, in order to regain half of my lifespan lost in the process, I need to perform these magic to as many people as possible so your souls can be sacrificed in exchange to mine. So, I thank all of you." After that, they were both confounded by the effect and the words I left them! 😂 Thank you Vin as you always move people through 'magic.'

[@CardMechanic]

Awesome story! I don't think I've ever explained it that way before haha 😈! But I was in high school band and loved performing for the other band members all the time! Magic and Music all day! And thank you!!

[@AnmoDejo]

My favorite reaction was my kid (3 years old) crazy with the finger trick 😂

[@CardMechanic]

Kids reactions are the absolute greatest!

[@ravindrapai9600]

Great vid❤

[@yonaalter]

My favorite reaction was at a field training exercise when some cadets brought out their cards. I asked to see the cards. They were fearful I would confiscate the cards, but let me handle them. I did a prediction where they chose the card at the position. One of the cadets ran screaming from the room. They were thrilled that someone could be cool rather than mean. Quite a while later, after doing some Rubik's magic, they were all gathered around! Make learning fun...always a win!

[@CardMechanic]

That turnaround from "DAMN MY CARDS WILL BE TAKEN AWAY" to "I AM BLOWN AWAY!" is awesome! Thanks so much for sharing!

[@oliverbrunschwiler]

I showed one of my friends at school my custom made teleportation trick where i pretend to hipnotise people and alter their perception. When i finished the trick, he freaked out,started shouting and jumped. It was incredible and he wouldn’t stop saying “THATS IMPOSSIBLE” “IT CANT BE POSSIBLE”

[@CardMechanic]

Just gotta love those types of reactions!

[@RobertBallMagician]

Another great trick and such a wonderful tutorial CM 😊👏😊👏👏👍✨️✨️

[@CardMechanic]

Thanks so much 😊

[@H-Two]

The jaw drop, slight pause, then the shouting, "sorcery!" "Nope, impossible!!"

[@CardMechanic]

HAHAHA! Love it!

[@TrickySteve]

GET THIS MAN 100K SUBSCRIBERS NOW!!!!!!!!

[@Dhruv_Gupta_1178]

hey i am 20 i showed a magic card trick to family member at the party customize magic trick of 5 in which card with value 5 turn over and reveales the selected card i cutomize it with happy birtthday magic instead of 4 aces i was nervous many people was watching but when i sucessfully did they were shocked and happy and birthday boy was very very happy and gave me extra treat as return gift i love that

[@CardMechanic]

I love when you can customize tricks for occasion and then they end up turning out soo well! I did a similar thing for my promposal! Thanks so much for sharing!

[@sourodeepdey-cj1cs]

My favorite reaction is from my friends I showed them the card trick which was half flipped face up and half face down and then riffle shuffle and after that revealed their selected card. They were shocked and amazed. I know I'm not going to get anything from your giveaway but still AS YOU mentioned that you would love to know the reaction here's what it is❤️

[@CardMechanic]

Shocking and amazing friends, and sharing your experiences is what it's all about! Thanks!!

[@jeanmarcjemagie5870]

Great trick thank!

[@CardMechanic]

Glad you liked it!

[@leoclaro1056]

My best reaction was from a friend of mine we were in class and the class was very boring so I stared doing magic tricks and in the second one I did a double lift and give him the card that was in the top and the card “teleported” to the top of the deck and he was so surprised that he shouted and then the teacher noticed and we were excluded from class but it was worth and of course I took my deck of cards his reaction was the best

[@CardMechanic]

The things that you can do with a simple double lift are UNBELIVABLE! I have had too many decks of cards taken away from me when I was in school HAHAHA! Thanks so much for sharing!

[@leoclaro1056]

@@CardMechanic kk

[@JanhendrikScholtz-h5z]

Almost 100k subs🎉

[@CardMechanic]

So close!!!!!!!!

[@dowaliby1]

The proper provenance of this trick is the "Dunberry Delusion," created by Charlie Miller, which was later adapted into a fun variation by Eddie Fechter, called "That's it."

[@CardMechanic]

Thanks so much for sharing, I never knew that

[@dowaliby1]

@@CardMechanic You are most welcome! Thank you for all the great magic!

[@woodca87]

i have two best stories, the first one is where i did a trick where the spectator sorted the cards into red and black piles, and i did it for my uncle. when i did the reveal, he threw his baseball hat at me and then yelled at me for a minute on how i did that. the second one wasn't as funny, but i did a different trick for my friend, and then he got really mad at me because he didn't understand how i did it. then every time i tried to do another trick on him he got mad and ran away.

[@CardMechanic]

Friendships and baseball hats were ruined by magic hahaha! Thanks so much for sharing!

[@Blazevr-tr6oj]

Thank you so much GREAT trick👍👏

[@CardMechanic]

Welcome 😊

[@robertshawiv1513]

Love your content brother! 👍🏻

[@CardMechanic]

Thank you so much! Really appreciate you!

[@iambored2247]

I haven't been doing magic for long im literally running off like a £2 temu deck rn xd looks nice tho but I'm a college student (not hogwarts yet) and I was showing a trick I learned called out of this world but there's always that one person trying to find out how it works out of spite or tries to make sure the trick dosent work but after I pulled it off they were absolutely dumbfounded which was priceless as they rlly had no explanation (can't wait to try this one can already hear them putting on a tone so I think it's a card it isnt)

[@CardMechanic]

Out of This World is AMAZING! Even though it's soo simple, people have no idea how it's done. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@TrickySteve]

Someone jumped up and threw my deck across the room!

[@CardMechanic]

NO WAY! I would've been pissed and laughing at the same time

[@King-Pumpkin]

👌👌 almost at 100k

[@CardMechanic]

YEAHHHHHH BOIIIIII!

[@sebastian92650]

My grandparents said that they couldn't sleep until they figures it out

[@Krackerjcak77]

when i show my dad he just makes a face and stops looking at me and then says "no no no no no no no no" and then he threatens to make me pay rent

[@CardMechanic]

HAHAHAHA! In that case... no more magic!

[@evancharousapha-mk9ki]

Yo

[@CardMechanic]

YOO

[@ravindrapai9600]

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