Is it Sleight of Hand or Something else?

[@ChrisRamsay52]

I mean, that floating deck tho!!

[@rexyaxy4314]

hey there

[@ParthibanPaulraj-ug4dz]

that was sick

[@GUSTAVO_FRINgGUS]

Hi

[@jmds475]

Really cool

[@stevet1634]

Thats was actually really cool

[@hirtisrandolph4843]

The Ramsay impression was... right there. **chef's kiss**

[@christophermahony6928]

Ramsey impression was good

[@Lucas-iz5tm]

Bloody well said

[@cameronsmith4576]

I mean they are both ramseys

[@cdavid5524]

So on point! I actually thought he did a voice over for a second 🤣

[@troywatson9066]

Pretty sure he put Gordon Ramsey’s voice over his video clip :\

[@darknesqw]

He called a fox a dog and I tried to verbally correct him. What has my life become

[@coloringwithd]

You are not alone. I did the same thing. Felt like a real dork.

[@ddragontrainer]

My brain is fried from lack of sleep and I corrected him every time 😅

[@high62609]

I did the exact thing

[@DoubleSidedSpoon]

Same.....

[@porridgesilt]

Chris, I like when you stop to critique, encourage, and give advice to some of these beginner/amateur magicians. I can only imagine how over the moon excited they must feel to be looked at and mentioned by a legend, such as yourself. Stay modest, stay cool, and stay safe.

[@TrickstersTrickshots]

Thanks for featuring my Card Throwing !!

[@Cobalt-Jester]

a good few years ago I was involved in the production side of 'trick shot throws'. There 's loads of things we filmed that took weeks and weeks to get the tricks done. Then one trick we had I think was a paper plane off a 15 storey balcony into a trash can across the street. We sat down and we made thousands of these paper planes the day before set up all the cameras and lights, ran tests for sound and white balance and exposure. We started rolling and on the first try it went in. We were all jumping around for a couple of minutes before we realised not only was the day we spent making thousands of paper lanes but we could never use that clip. No one would ever believe we got it on the first try. One of the very rare occasions where having the best outcome is really the worst. lol.

[@ZakLeek]

Thanks for the video Chris! To everyone who posted stuff on Reddit, well done it was really good! Also, I love that trick at the beginning, classic masterpiece.

[@tracybradshaw9460]

Not a magician myself. But i had a friend in high school that was really into card tricks. I am naturally a very analytical person and pick up on magic tricks very easily. I cant do them myself, i will fully admit that, but I genuinely enjoy the mental puzzle of trying to figure out the “secret” behind the magic. So my friend would learn a new trick, and he would ask me to watch and analyze him while he did the tricks. I would give him feedback about it: if i figured it out, if he flashed, anything and everything i saw i would tell him. He found it to be amazing motivation to practice more (he was always excited to fool me, which only ever happened once) and perfect his skills. And i found it to be fun entertainment, and as i said before i enjoy the challenge of figuring it out. It was very beneficial for both of us

[@vryce6322]

I can't express how awesome it is to see you promoting other peoples trick like this. The best part is your positivity towards people just getting into magic. They're bearing themselves to Reddit and you're giving advice and suggestions on what they can improve in a way that makes them feel better about their work. You sir are a modern day Gentleman.

[@panthersano]

That gordon ramsey impression was insane! The way he bounces back and forth while talking

[@jimmerseiber]

I really like his responses, being supportive and helpful to new people, not going along with the cringe, and even when he doesnt agree can just move on. My man.

[@KyleSevenoaks]

The deck floating camera trick is so simple but so effective. Genius!

[@Zexy_Swami55]

Man KZbin just dropped Chris in my lap and I can't stop watching here and on FB. Cards, Magic, Puzzles....loving it all. Seriously been thinking of trying to learn some card magic/tricks.

[@magicmagicman]

Finally a new video about magic?!? That is the real sorcery here

[@magicmydream9277]

how do you think my magic tricks on my page

[@colinr6912]

The first card trick from Perez After about 5 minutes I figured it out. Did it to a couple coworkers, my niece, and few others. Gotta say I do love this little card trick 😁😁😁

[@Slaydrik]

10:43 It's a fox

[@animelovermicski2642]

I'm suprised he didn't notice that, especially after the jump the Fox did 😂🦊 well i can only gues that he's lived in the city all life and not watched so many animal videos/documentaries😋🦊🦊

[@Spasming]

Already know its going to be dope! What an absolute legend Chris, keep up the bangers and stay safe. #TheMagicWithin

[@davehendry2519]

so the shrinking metal, its something that has been used for years when fitting bearings etc. Metal does shrink and expand depending on if you heat or cool them. It looks like they put the ball through then heated it up causing it to expand and then the water was cold hence the steam when the ball came out

[@johnedbe]

Loved the Gabi Pareras trick , been doing that one since Gabi showed me it in person , miss him alot , great thinker and a great human being. Thanks Chris for that. Hugs from Spain.

[@jonredmond1543]

That card trick intro was awesome so simply to follow not all flashy and crazy methods

[@chriscornelius6669]

I always watch the card/coin/chip vanishing/production videos @ either half or quarter speeds to try to figure out the retention/palming points a little bit easier, which I'm sure many of you do as well. Even if you aren't interested in that, I HIGHLY recommend that you try it immediately... because the ancillary effect of hearing Chris's voice explain what's going on @ those slower speeds makes him sound like the drunkest, most wasted bar magician on the planet!!! His speaking style, tho fine at normal speed, really lends itself to the slurring out & drawling of his words in a really comedic way. Try beginning vid at 12:26 @ one quarter speed until next trick or so. I blew milk outta my nose. :D~

[@lonkbaron4990]

1:45 bruh it's amazing that both Chris and Gordon has the same last name and Chris can do his voice

[@quannky5662]

the first one is amazing took a min to figure out but i see why you appreciate it, its just a great little one for a few spectators or to practice your little sleights

[@CJtheThird]

Such a simple elegant card trick that plays with your mind in the best possible way 0:19

[@WalterOlsss]

Love the initial trick. Ryan Plunkett has a more in depth routine with that idea in Distilled. Ace on top. It's solid fun.

[@by_Leo037]

That first trick after careful examination I figured out, but its incredible how at its core its a much more simple trick than you would think, but with a good presentation, and doing it quickly, it completely blows your mind.

[@Alex.Kandmor]

That trick at the start! So clean! SO smooth! I love it!

[@allthingssilver7635]

Yea I wanna know how its done

[@baenedict]

Wow can't believe my video made it as the last one for this video haha :) a little disappointed how Chris didn't pay much attention to it though. I didn't palm a card at all like he said and the method was something i was very proud of. Can't blame him though, he must have been tired watching so many videos! Anyway, it's really nice of Chris to do this :)

[@whiteversechannel]

Wow THAT'S ME!!! at 12:42 and 14:24 hahaha thank you so much Chris

[@crashboredom2]

Love these videos looking at other peoples magic. Such an inspiration to the community to see a big name magician taking the time for this.

[@radicalxedward8047]

I have noticeable gaps between middle and ring finger, but if you hold your fingers slightly tilted towards your pinky (so you can still show them straight on) it’ll help a lot.

[@kimbohlin4383]

That metal is just regular metal. Ever seen railroads twisting? That's because one side get hot in the sun and one is colder, which twists the whole thing. Same principle. That metal ball in the clip is heated up using a bunsen burner (to make it expand just a tiny bit) then submerged in water to return it to its normal size where it just barely goes through the ring.

[@Helicard]

You could say Chris is "stacking the deck" so he is prepared for January

[@magicmydream9277]

how do you think my magic tricks on my page

[@sarangh3648]

Chris, the trick at the start is so simple, but yet a fooler. Enjoy your content and subscribed!!

[@igorsvacic217]

FINALLY a magic related video Chris!!! Nice to see you didnt forget all us OG subscribers on this channel :)

[@cslatsky2870]

Big fan of the sleights at the Whiteverse Channel (12:42). He's really impressive.

[@MikaHarris_]

Love the vids Chris! Thanks for everything!

[@thatis_magic]

That's me in the thumbnail 😂 Can't believe it 😱

[@sel4hx]

For whatever reason

[@memorizer4941]

You were great!

[@DougConn]

Nice!

[@thatis_magic]

@@DougConn Very nice rop trick 👍

[@gamertherapyconsoleyoursel5804]

So tell us, is it Sleight of Hand or Something Else?

[@hotrodpickuptcb]

Just had surgery and I have to tell you Chris your videos make me happy and take my mind of the pain!

[@JudgeProphet1]

What I love with you guys, because of you and your friends that teaches magic on youtube I can appreciate even more a simple tricks with a good performance, knowing / guessing how to do it!!! Grats!!!

[@jerrybiv1441]

I simply ADORE your videos Chris! Your reactions NOT to mention how you speak to us; the audience, in short YOU ROCK🤘🏼

[@BLKJCKS]

That trick at the beginning blew my mind. Even as a magician these simple,impressive tricks still fascinate me.

[@82tonypr]

First off, that opening Gabby Pererez (SP?) trick was DOPE!

[@noahkarottu7783]

Very beautiful and simple trick in the intro, I've tended to overlook the simple tricks but after this Im going to relook at some of the tricks I have overlooked. And great job to those of you on reddit! solid stuff!

[@jaunusender6166]

That opening trick is beautiful and a bit inspirational. I might learn it just to share his magic and get others hooked.

[@yesno3431]

Heya, love your videos man, I’ve watched you for years. And your Gordon Ramsey impression was impressive! Buuuut.. that wasn’t a dog at 10:29, that’s a fox. But still love your videos. My favorite puzzles that you solve are the jigsaw puzzles! Anyways hope you’re having an amazing day!

[@angelbivins5508]

I got your first puzzle and the nph game, both solved. I have not got the cards because I don't do magic. I am subscribed, and i love your intros and puzzle content. Kepp it all coming. I like your friends too. Is Antoine an engineer? He builds everything perfectly. Happy holidays. Thank you for getting me through 2020.

[@caydengreenblatt8568]

chris i am so excited to see how you did the floating deck. already placed order for puzzle and new cards!

[@s-khan]

His video quality , the professional vibes it gives. A hella big KZbinr doesn't even have that.

[@TheCorpsehatch]

20:28 So clean you can't even see when he dropped the card into his lap to pick it up at 20:40

[@kranwa15]

It looks like he's using 2 of the same cards.

[@Mercra]

Nice trick at the beginning, and a lovely nod to a master

[@thejackofdiamonds2380]

Haha Chris. Love these kind of vids! Keep it up! You always have my support. I have a lot of fun watching these. Never stop! :)

[@snowflake4233]

I like how you always give kind regards to those who are new.

[@zakshah3480]

Chris, I haven't been keeping up with the channel, but holy shit. I remember when you came out with the Slipshift, and then you quitting E to do youtube full time. Seriously proud of you bro.

[@kylemaguire3990]

Just off the intro, liked! I have not heard of the magician you mentioned, I will get his name again (rewind is awsome) and research, but that packet trick was amazing! I can stop the video and be completely satisfied, at this point. I won't because I NEED to see what comes next.... Thank you for sharing! (Video paused at 1:21 while I make this comment!) Peace brother, keep it going, amazing!

[@penfold7800]

The tricks that make me laugh at the end are my favourite. That finding your card with one hand reveal was funny as heck. :)

[@lapk78]

Joseph's Machines is an incredible channel. His Rube Goldbergs are so amazing. The video that the clip is from is worth watching all the way through.

[@simonschaller]

Yeah, then Chris would see that the flipping table was intended :)

[@lapk78]

@@simonschaller It didn't seem that he noticed the hidden marble at all.

[@trejohnson8920]

Chris the impression of Gordon was spot on..🤣🤣🤣

[@TobiasGamerPrime]

Not guessing the method. But reminds me of one of the first effects I learned at 4 with a deck of cards (10 cards). It was called “the over under swindle” so I may add this one to effects 1. Out of respect and 2. Nostalgia for me except with a s lightly more professional element over the “swindle” so thanks

[@ShinjiSixteen]

That opening trick? Simple, elegant, and a loving tribute

[@andregameplay9665]

You know how its done?

[@ShinjiSixteen]

@@andregameplay9665 You should listen to what Chris says

[@rajeevranjansinha3854]

Bro your intros are the best and breath taking and Chris u got a amazing skill😎❤️

[@crystal.machinery]

I was in a room with Danny Goldsmith and he flashed, and he said "Oh, I flashed." He tried again, and flashed again . Then he tried again, and got it right. Flashing is not a big deal. You just try again until you get it right.

[@streetmagiciandude]

Wow the quality of your videos just keeps going up, great too see you on the reacts once again =)

[@roimargaliot7922]

Hey, Chris Excellent video as always. I figured out how you did the trick, the ase was on the bottom and you poot it like it was on the top. And then you did a double leefts.

[@NatronFatumallafalla]

He said to STFU

[@jordon8485]

10:43 dog? Lol

[@Yusuf_K7]

That first trick in the intro was probably the first one I saw through completely.

[@VasuSinghal101]

That 5:41 trick was seriously a experiment in my science book lol...🤣🤣

[@camiloiribarren1450]

Chris Ramsay = magic Gordon Ramsay, and a lot less of a yeller. Oh how I missed these videos. Need them back

[@Beau2014]

really nice trick at the beginning. had to watch twice to get it.

[@stegen9008]

Love everything you do with youre videos . Every singel of them. 🤟🙏❤️

[@clCrazyApe5082]

Hey chris you're a reallyy good magician and puzzle master!! Good man right here

[@AlexBoyer]

Gabi was and still is a BIG inspiration for magic. Sick effect bro xo

[@AlexBoyer]

@Jo George Thanks a lot!!!

[@stretchjames352]

Always good to see you fam. I've been watching alot of your boy Wes a ton!

[@crashboredom2]

This is basically Dumbledore reviewing other students projects during corona, through online classes. Gryffindor for life!

[@hayleyanna4630]

I love that imagery!

[@thejackofdiamonds2380]

I also wanted to say that I got your new cards and they are handling exceptionally well. Just a nice feedback that I forgot to give :))

[@baxterboi6093]

NGL that trick is pretty cool. Pretty easy to figure out but sometimes the simple one are best especially for spectators

[@jmds475]

Really cool also love your videos

[@Maninawig]

I usually like to guess at card tricks I dunno as I like to see where my thoughts are wrong. But to respect your wishes, I will say that those cards were a good choice, as the pattern on those cards as you turned them was something of an optical illusion.

[@nhiko999]

The intro trick... I loved when I finally got it and noticed you laughed :) awesome trick.

[@XMickleXx]

i can listen to chris talking for hours

[@nessie_roswell]

That deck levitation is very creative!

[@roughryder5]

I slowed the video down to .25 on the trick at 3:02 and my mind was still blown. Looks like the other deck just appears out of no where. That's some next level speed. Edit: NVM I just got it right after posting that comment lol.

[@jayninamae]

I ❤ your magic i watch your videos everyday my favorite videos are slipshift and back palm.

[@duxinox3524]

My man's just called a fox a dog 😆

[@Its_yoshii]

I remember 2 years ago watching you do those puzzle locks

[@glamyboy]

"i have no idea where it went! okay... UPVOTED"

[@themanwithinflatableknees8770]

One of the reasons I keep coming back is for his honesty and modesty. He always gives credit where it’s due and always says when he doesn’t know how to do a trick.

[@crashweekly7925]

that's a funny looking dog... Looked more like a snow fox to me.

[@jor4nm4eva]

Lol at 2:53 it says "Replay video", meaning this is at least the 2nd watch of that video, upvote earned....

[@nickewanchuk9811]

A trick + a camera trick to start the video.... this is going to be a good one!

[@anthonysevey621]

That floating deck method!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@nclementi3736]

I almost forgot this channel was about magic!

[@districtoasis2962]

Ayooo, that Ramsey Impression was spot on lmao

[@eazyclapzontop]

The card trick that u do with ace to 5 is so simple but yet effective

[@michaelfarley2710]

The Gordon Ramsay impression was brilliant 😂

[@mathiaspeverell2595]

Does anyone know how the trick at 20:25 works?? I really want to try it on my parents. Chris said he palms something but his hand's empty?? I'm just a beginner so I don't really know all the different slights and stuff.

[@zath81]

Did you see Jacki Yoo put up 2 videos on KZbin with his top 30 magic tricks from his Instagram? You have already reacted to some of them but I would love to see a dedicated reaction video for those. Love the content whether it is reactions or puzzle boxes or your own magic tricks. Thanks for keeping KZbin fun and interesting.

[@chomskybeat]

I think that the last one wasnt a palm but a lap which made it even more impressive...

[@pogozelda795]

With the last trick you said: 'All you need to be able to do is palm a card', but actually, he didn't even do that. The solution was even simpler in this case :)

[@godfather1138]

Dang it! I knew it was shot sideways. Nicely done Chris

[@senorbrooz]

For real that impression buckled me!!!