Impossible Card Thru Glass / Penn and Teller’s Fool Us / Season 8

[@pravinkumar5987]

How the heck did they decipher that 🤯🤯 Man but anyway you are always a class act and crack me every time I see you!! You are such a unique magician and absolutely one of a kind man!! Keep it up ❤️❤️❤️

[@JEKIYOO]

Thanks so much for the words :)

[@MrWhoopsies]

I think its because it was so good and so clean and the cards really do have to go somewhere, but it still is one of my favorite slight of hand performances.

[@MegaCharns]

He used the whiplash card principle and angles and stashed cards in the black seam in the table

[@MegaCharns]

Still my favourite magician at the moment though jeki

[@blanetalk]

Jeki, I loved it! I've seen you do this before on YT, but I don't think it's ever looked better. And here's the thing... I know it's nice to fool Penn & Teller, but I think it's more important to impress them. And you definitely did that!

[@TheNumberScott]

You may think the code word was “angle”, but it was really “lizard brain.” He simply has a trained lizard in his shorts that spits out a card into his hand. Rudimentary really.

[@djr4yman]

Hahahaha thats a good one. But seriously though there were many code words like bypass, one step ahead and cut

[@ccuny1]

I tried that with an iguana. It did not end well for me.

[@DaddyBeanDaddyBean]

@@ccuny1 How did it work out for the iguana?

[@ccuny1]

@@DaddyBeanDaddyBean No animals were harmed in the making of this joke.

[@brian554xx]

that's how i do most of my tricks as well.

[@AmericanMysticDegenerate]

I love how Teller is not shy to express his awe. Even if he knows how it's done, you can tell he loves watching great magic the same way a musician loves listening to great music, even if they themselves can play it

[@oz_jones]

Yeah, Teller is amazing in that. Respecting the craft even if he knows how its done most of the time.

[@ricky5369]

he can't talk so....that's why he does facial expressions

[@esilva8349]

​@@ricky5369 He can actually talk. He chooses not to on stage, because he believes magic should speak for itself and that every magician is just lying to you anyway. (Paraphrasing). There are many videos out there of him talking off stage. I think the first time I found out was when Penn was on celebrity apprentice over a decade ago. He called Teller for something and asked on camera "hey they are recording, is it okay?" And Teller saying "yeah I don't care." Then went on to converse with Penn about the task on hand. (because he's not on stage preforming as Teller, he at that moment is just Raymond).

[@smneildas657]

@@esilva8349 I heard his voice for the first time on a documentary called MMT (Penn & Teller’s Magic and Mystery Tour), the episode on Egypt where he’s watching a fellow Egyptian magician performing the cups & balls.

[@sm5574]

The best magic is that which you can enjoy even when you know the trick.

[@courtlaw1]

He may not have fooled them but this is the type of magic I pay to go see. This trick was done flawlessly. The kids loved it.

[@oscarv314]

I loved it too and i'm no kid. i even rewatched it in slow motion quite a few times and it still looks flawless. And even if you know how its done, it would be like saying "i know how to jugle 8 balls" but being able to do it would take years of practice, so its still very enjoyable.

[@robertnowak13]

The show is funny in that the magicians with the best skill often don't fool P&T. Someone mentioned this in another comment section, and I agree: they need to have a separate award for showmanship/expertise. Jeki would win that award for sure.

[@jakecooper5855]

Just watch Americas Got Talent or a similar talent contest if that's what you want

[@vksasdgaming9472]

Some even don't try fooling them with routines already known by every magician and some laymen as well. I personally just focus on enjoying these performances.

[@R3_dacted0]

The goal behind Fool Us is to encourage new types of magic. Sure, there are folks that come on for the publicity, but for the people who really want the trophy, they are incentivised to use stuff P&T likely haven't seen before.

[@jerff5411]

the name of the show is fool us.

[@BigSkidMedia]

It's fool us

[@LordSchnoz]

This is probably the best non-fooler act I've seen. It genuinely looks like pure teleportation magic. Amazing sleight of hand, so good that Teller looks genuinely amazed even though he knows how it's being done.

[@JEKIYOO]

Thanks for the words:)!

[@_egghead]

Teller probably amazed of the execution. Doing it is whole another level than knowing how to do it.

[@shakesfirst2443]

That delighted look on Teller's face would be as good as the trophy to me. Well except that you can't take it home. That would be creepy.

[@g.h.1726]

it's not sleight of hand, the glass table wasn't really there, we just thought there was one, and he was just dropping the cards into his hand, and the vanishing cards help too...so easy to figure out, anyone can solve this

[@dstephan34]

Like their clear cups, sure, they're showing you exactly how its done, but it still seems like the balls are coming out of thin air.

[@keithmartisius781]

The look on Tellers face when he’s impressed by a trick is just as good an award in my mind.

[@B20C0]

Actually impressing Penn and Teller with the perfect execution of a trick is a much bigger price than the actual trophy. When I started watching Fool Us I thought the winning magicians were better but after some time I realized that the trophy is actually not an indication of skill but simply a measure of how good/knowledgeable Penn and Teller really are. It has nothing to do with the performance itself.

[@fungusthebogeyman2081]

It's the reason P+T made this show - they wanted to see some magic themselves!

[@LV2UXO77]

I'll never know how he did this trick and never want to know. When he removed the black tablecloth that was the moment of truth and did the trick again, I was blown away! He Fooled Me! I loved every second of his magic! I could watch him all day! XO

[@PrincesLilife]

if you watch this at 0,25 speed and watch at the reflection at the table you get fooled 4x slower, and now i still dont know how he did it

[@christosververakis3861]

LOL this comment is so good

[@schimtumacher]

xD good one

[@justinb2374]

Lmao I did that haha

[@shawshank178]

😂👌

[@Avedis-G]

Lmao 🤣

[@RyderSpearmann]

I love how Penn is so kind toward the magicians and so skilled at communicating the unique angles of the trick in a way most won't get/notice so that the mystery is maintained for the audience.

[@thingsiplay]

The entire show is respecting magicians. I love this.

[@mikatu]

Well, you don't need to be very smart to understand that the only way to hide cards and "make them pass thru glass" is using a sleight of hand and angles. People don't know how he does the stuff because it is done very fast and requires training... like one year of training. Magic is not real, but looks real. Even if you know the trick it still looks great. Only losers claim that the audience knowing how the trick is done puts them out of work, because if a magician is good will always find news ways to make old tricks work.

[@ghfhgfuuu]

@@mikatu the secret impresses no one. The trick you use it for is everything. I would wager you have no clue how it's done and you didn't know anything about angles until Penn said something. I was very pleased with the performance because I don't know how it's done and if I knew how it was done it would be much less to me overall. Most people are happy being fooled, which explains a lot...

[@LeoStaley]

I remember one where the magician tried a shtick similar to Penn and teller, making big point to the audience about how it's just tricks, and when pen explained how they weren't fooled, you could absolutely tell that he wasn't amused, either by him infringing on their overall vibe, or on his quality of execution, he wasn't overtly mean, but comparatively, you could tell that penn really didn't like the guy. Can't remember who it was though.

[@ruggedlemmings9163]

Kinda part of the unspoken code of magicians: never reveal the method of a trick unless the magician has already revealed it themselves. Wouldn't be a very good gameshow for magicians if every time someone failed to fool them P&T were like "Well you've got the mirror over there pointing at the curtain which has a special coating on it to do...." etc etc. That would straight-up ruin an aspiring magician's act.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Dude! Woooooooooow!!!!! 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@sreedevihari8243]

spidey?

[@JEKIYOO]

Thanks so much!! Dude :)!

[@THEROCKBATTLEGROUNDSMOBILE]

I am a big fan of both of you

[@correlfreehand9454]

yeah spidey likes magic...lol and that was some excellent work young man. very well done. like they said it really does look magical.

[@scynamite]

Spider you should go on Fool Us! You’re amazing ♦️♣️

[@cunit1210]

I love the look on Tellers face when he watches really good magic!!! You can see the absolute love he has for it

[@francescaa8331]

That's true. And if the magician is great with sleight of hand, he always has that look.

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

As someone who has studied magic for years (too scared to perform) I think that if there was no camera tricks, and I dont think there were, that was the most beautiful card routine I have ever seen. I've never thought anything looked so much like real magic before. It was perfect.

[@JC-fj7oo]

It wasn't a camera trick so much as a camera "angle"

[@MikkoRantalainen]

If you want to understand this better, you have to understand that from P&T perspective, he used force for this trick. That said, the actual execution was flawless.

[@hearmenow909]

That's some of the cleanest magic I've ever seen. World class.

[@BoBnfishy]

The fact that these videos are all uploaded by the magicians that did them rather than the tv channel is so cool.

[@nickschultz4410]

His original appearance is blocked now though: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpW4oJKQjMiWpNE

[@ΔιονύσηςΚαλ]

and really bad that the channel does not promote them

[@Fire_Foxx_]

For the life of me can’t figure it out, replayed over and over, slowing it down, reading other comments. Amazing trick, amazing magic. This makes me want to check out more of your content !

[@UrsaMajorPrime]

Quite simply, it is unbelievably phenomenal slight of hand.

[@DPYROAXIS]

Even tho it was a quick simple performance it was amazing to watch. The sleight of hand work is fantastic

[@medleyshift1325]

It's so clean, It really does look just like magic!

[@rogerjones6033]

simple? I'm clueless once he changed pants...

[@petarJK]

The level of perfection in this execution is even more impressive than magic. The skill is out of this world.

[@shellsterdude]

This was the highest form of magic. It looks truly impossible, the methods involved are pure mechanical skill. I'm in awe of the effect, and even more in awe of the technical execution.

[@nickmuzekari6124]

Hands down probably the best magic trick I've seen in my life ... and I've seen a ton!

[@shanesala6710]

Oh my. That trick is by far one the best I’ve seen this year. You deserve the trophy. You’ll be back and get one for your wife. Congratulations

[@hoopyfrood4391]

Jeki, I would like to see your wife win her OWN trophy. Any chance she would appear on Fool Us? Or, since the two of you sometimes work together, maybe include her next time?

[@marcp1180]

I thought the trick was fantastic also, but I would not go as far as the other commenter saying he deserved the trophy. If he deserved the trophy P&T would have given it. You are a spectacular artist, Penn and Teller know this, but they don't give these awards out for fooling us, it's for fooling them. You have it in you, you are sharp, you know the right angles to fool P&T, you've done it before, you can do it again. Your trying to fool P&T is awesome for us, the more you try, the better the rest of us are amazed! Great job!

[@jakecooper5855]

Performing an amazing trick doesn't make you deserve the trophy. You also need to use a technique and trick that nobody else knows.

[@DensilGrant]

@@marcp1180 point of the show is too highlight the best magicians not fool them.

[@bravehome4276]

I think that high praise from P&T was worth more than any trophy!

[@leokimvideo]

Very clever edge design on the glass table. The fact he makes a big thing about removing all the black yet the edge of the table is black. His low arm angle and sliding hand is doing all the 'magic'

[@J888FLD]

Good guess

[@hemangchauhan2864]

That's why Penn says "you've got good edge", and he laughs

[@titmusspaultpaul5]

Ah, didn't notice and now I'm getting a clue, but a long way from knowing still... thanks.

[@pasikuhalampi7228]

glass table's edge is like spiral and he push cards to there....

[@Michael-hb3ip]

You are everything wrong with the world. You try to end simple pleasures. I can only imagine how worthless your life is. But I can imagine and I see why you want to take pleasure from others.

[@himagicguy]

As soon as Penn said the word "_ _ G _ E", Jeki knew that they knew. What an awesome (and brave) concept to perform on this show! Bravo Jeki!!

[@driftthekaliyuga7502]

I really like that the people work behind the scenes help to setup the act. They're magicians themselves and I'm sure it's a comfort for appearing magicians to know they're getting that help. It's not as hostile an environment as it seems.

[@cristobaljacob396]

I think the most important thing is that you fooled me, and probably fooled almost every one watching this video, and you found the way to improve your magic tricks despite what people say.👌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🔥🔥 you have all my support!!

[@geoffstrickler]

That was masterful. I was paying close attention, and never saw how he made the cards disappear, nor how he made them move through glass. Absolutely amazing performance.

[@justjeff386]

I had to go 0.25 speed to see it, and while I get it, he performs it very well!

[@sevidg]

I can show you how they disappear.

[@andrew_owens7680]

I think he falls into the class of magicians whose tricks are well known in the trade, but whose performance is of such a high level that their fellow professionals marvel at it. Anyone can throw a punch. This guy is the Muhammad Ali of magicians. Even better, it is impossible for him to hide what a wonderful human being he is.

[@stephenhosking7384]

This is, I think, the most simple sequence I've seen on P&T, even more simple than some of the variations of cups-and-balls. That is why it is the most beautiful, because, as Penn says, it really does make you go "Wow... that was magic".

[@le3b]

what's the trick?

[@TheRyujinLP]

@@le3b Just amazing slight of hand. Keeping your attention on the table is the distraction while he just quickly and cleanly cups the cards in his hands. He's just so quick and clean with his execution you don't even notice it unless you know what to look for.

[@tpolutts3309]

@@TheRyujinLP That's what I assumed, but could never be sure. The execution is so precise.

[@CallMeChato]

Not all magicians are entertaining, Jeki is. My joy came from watching him not the trick.

[@RJ_2705]

Even if you know how it’s done it fools my mind every time thank you for sharing this beautiful routine with us

[@Pathfinder-Doc]

I absolutely love this. Doesn't matter if you fooled them or not. That was class.

[@mitchellcouger]

Amazing routine. Jeki for me is the best close-up magician in the world right now. And he's so likeable!

[@DaddyBeanDaddyBean]

I think there are three of equal talent. Jeki is very entertaining in a fun, upbeat, happy way; Shin Lim in a polished, Hollywood, almost over-dramatic way; and Eric Chien seems just as confused as his audience in a "wait, how did THAT happen??" kind of way. All three are just wonderful to watch.

[@StarwaterCWS]

Now that is a real Glass Act!

[@JEKIYOO]

😆😆😆❤️

[@daniljaganathan9322]

Amazing performance! After a very long time I really felt like I saw magic infront of my eyes,nothing looked sketchy, everything was just how magic should be performed

[@williamroberts1929]

No matter what anybody says an FU trophy is classier than a Oscar and cooler than a Grammy. That trick was awesome my dude. Not just anyone can get an FU trophy from Penn & Teller. 🤯🥂

[@markylon]

he didn't though did he?

[@bigv6724]

Still destroys my lizard brain every time. Thank you again for bringing us magic thru out the pandemic to take our minds off of it all.

[@JEKIYOO]

Thanks so much!!

[@terminat1]

You have a human brain. The "lizard brain" comment is based on the lie of evolution.

[@tk20channel]

I loved watching this because, as Penn said, it really felt completely magical. I was in absolute awe.

[@timmack2415]

Wow! I get 90+ % of the magic on FU. This is an amazing routine! It was beautiful to watch and I caught absolutely nothing. I haven't seen anything that mesmerizing in many years. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@benshapiro8506]

i have much respect 4 Jeki Yoo's skill, Penn and Teller's class and Alyson's red basketball sneakers.

[@STS125]

I was like "ok I'm following this....I think I got it....and then that very final one GOT ME" Awesome

[@gavinwigg8057]

Allison "Well you fooled me"... also Alison when her uncle does the removing thumb trick.

[@onebehind642]

Incredibly impressed with the LIVE performance - takes all of Jeki's videos to new heights knowing he doesn't need unlimited retries to achieve true magic.

[@grantprice4456]

Really good point👍

[@ThorntonValiant]

I've been a fan of magic since I saw Paul Daniels on TV as a kid. That was the best close up I have seen.

[@dr.floridamanphd]

That is a hell of an effect! I did catch one move though when you pulled back the table cloth. The second card disappearing. But the rest of it? I couldn’t catch you on any other moves. Amazing trick! And Penn was right. It truly did look like magic.

[@Herebycoincidence]

I sometimes wonder if Penn and Teller ever get envious ... see other magicians that are just soooo good and question how they, themselves, didn't come up with that. It's not really a competition and, for the audience, is always so amazing. All magicians ... please keep, for us who've grown old and jaded, that spark of disbelief, that wonder, that awe. You have no idea how important what you do really is.

[@takhellambamdhanachandra7961]

I really thought it was gonna be a fooler. Waiting to see more from this guy.He is getting better and better, especially his showmanship, professionalism and magical vibes.

[@BusyMEOW]

A great trick, when Penn is talking about a great angle he's hinting that Jeki is placing his cards on the edge of the table at a downward angle that can't be seen from the front or top. (It's why there's a black border on the glass table..) 🙂

[@iitstre_4550]

Alyson only gets cuter, I stg! But I love that she’s still just as mind-blown. After all these years. She’s still just as confused and giddy around magic.

[@stargazer7644]

She’s acting. From her angle on stage she can see how many of the tricks including this one are actually done.

[@notsorry3631]

This is the kind of act that makes me still believe in magic. Really beautiful.

[@DavidM-lj5yv]

Jeki you are the best card magician I have ever seen-- and I watch a lot of Magicians-- wow-- that really did look like real magic.

[@Locutus]

That was one slick trick mate!

[@rickthemagicguy6075]

That was mind blowing. It was the most incredible card trick I have ever seen.

[@jeffersonblackmon]

That is a SICK and AWESOME magic trick. When you WOW Penn & Teller you know you are good.

[@Darmachakra]

First I watched this, my jaw literally dropped. AMAZING!! When watching it again with the explanation for Penn, I thought it's the black frame that e shoves card through, but wehen you slow down around 3:25 it's not used. This is the best trick I have seen for a long time!! And i really appreciate that he has developed it especially for us at home. Great, thank you :)

[@Sl0thL0veChunk]

There were actually two key words in Penn's remarks: (1) "unique angle" (2) "gut level". You can genuinely see the top and bottom of the glass table. There is no deception there. The deception is that the table still has a black solid edge and side. We cannot see the edge/side of the table facing Jeki's gut, and so most likely there is a deception in the tiny edge of the table. One can only speculate as to the actual method, but imagine that the edge of the table facing Jeki has a slight protrusion with an opening in the top, like a barely open drawer, and it is positioned near the bottom of the edge so that only Jeki can see---we can not see it from our angle. This drawer-type opening goes into a chute that angles through the table and out the bottom. This way, Jeki can drop the cards off the edge of the table and into the chute while appearing to keep his hands above table. (Watch his hands at the end when he "dusts them off". He "chops" one hand down on the table. He's making a drop off.) Some other method is used to stop the cards from falling out the bottom of the table unless he reaches under to collect them. Very creative trick and still takes incredible sleight of hand to not make the deception too obvious.

[@TVJandro]

Jeki, my friend. Congratulations for what you're doing for magic, comedy and creativity

[@ekramul007]

I am waiting for the next episode of Penn and teller get annoyed .

[@jwvandegronden]

He didn't fool them, but he did steal the best imaginable compliment from his heroes, which I think is a bigger price always, than a trophy!

[@EduardTodor]

Beautiful. Been saying it for a while, you're one of the most underrated magicians for sure. Thanks for the inspiration Jeki :)

[@JEKIYOO]

Thanks for the words :) !!

[@rivkahlevi6117]

Underrated? Not in this house. Jeki is the best!

[@Phoboz]

I said it before in this here comment section: I don't understand how this guy doesn't have AT LEAST 1M subs.

[@daviesdavies538]

@@Phoboz the fact he's married to a magician too is awesome. Good luck with either of them hiding anything from each other in their house lol

[@bikerfirefarter7280]

@@JEKIYOO Beautifully done. Thank you.

[@crazykittenvideos855]

Beautiful performance! Absolute class act!!

[@graysonhughes5748]

I remember watching you craft this act during the pandemic and I'm glad you were able to showcase it on Penn and Teller! Love your stuff man, love how simplistic the setups appear to be for how much is going on under the table...so to speak.

[@CitrusArchitect]

Incredibly smooth, insane level of slight of hand, and taking off your pants was genius!! Don’t let the comment section tell you otherwise - this was a trick that fooled just about EVERYONE who watches!

[@anyflippingthing]

"that angle on that trick" has to be significant. I mean, I have no idea how he does it and I love his tricks, but P&T must have spotted something familiar to them. I almost don't want to know how it's done, I like being taken in my magicians like this.

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

Got a pretty good idea and thought i spotted something, but you know, WHO CARES! I sure can't do it and it was fun to watch :-)

[@RemnTheteth]

I love how you laugh along with the crowd's reaction. So smooth, so funny. This trick is astonishingly simple and cool.

[@Acaykath]

It's obvious from the finger movements that he is grabbing the cards with his lower fingers when he disappears them.... but where they go after that is a mystery. He doesn't drop them - you can see that because of the clear table. He has no sleeves, so he isn't hiding them there. He shows his hands front and back with fingers open, so he's not gripping the cards in any way. The only possibility I can see is that the thin edge of the table is hiding something at an angle the camera can't detect - which would match Penn's clue, but if it is, it was done so well and so skillfully that it is completely undetectable and can only be deduced by the fact that he has eliminated every other possible way. Amazingly well done.

[@4saken404]

Also it was extremely sus that he had the camera in one spot overhead and P&T as well as Allison being WAY the hell back.

[@somanken]

Teller's reactions are always so great, the annoying thing is you can't tell if he's amazed at being fooled or just amazed at a trick being done so flawlessly even if he knows the technique, some of the best moments in fool us have been when P and T knew the trick inside and out but still were floored at the performance.

[@ctpaul1261]

A year ago I never heard of Jeki Yoo. But now I can't stop talking about him! His magic is very entertaining and always looks effortless. Can't wait to see more of him in the future.

[@jasonleeplatner]

I consider myself a decent "amateur" magician that has even admittedly went on a "masked magician" marathon a time or two and I don't have a clue. Hands down one of the best routines I've ever seen in my life. I've actually thought about pursuing like a restaurant magician gig or something but I only do powerful in your face magic. I quit messing with the "cover over" magic when I was like 8 yrs old because I knew even then people know 'something' is up (like when people put up a cloth to walk through a wall, etc). THIS was powerful REAL magic. I would've gave him the trophy anyway. The only thing I can think of is how the table was only half exposed....

[@JEKIYOO]

Thanks so much for the words!

[@claughlin]

That was an absolutely wonderful performance, and felt like real magic. Thanks for making me feel joy and astonishment.

[@SGEnjoyer]

still one of my favorite magicians of all time. the act itself tied to such a charismatic person is always a good watch regardless of if I know how the act works. like a modern-day Tommy Cooper, I genuinely appreciate the effort that goes into each performance to be goofy magic tricks. I'm glad YT keeps these circulating in my algorithm haha

[@holgerchristiansen4003]

Wow! That was amazing. Even looking at it frame by frame (for example at 2:18) one can see the card vanishing, but it still appears to be disappearing into thin air. Amazing trick and a great performance! Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@MrShepardDog]

Last night, when I came home, I turned into a driveway. Pure magic! Thank you, thank you very much.

[@rocko6439]

Whenever they want to show P&T's reaction, they really should do a split screen showing both the magician and P&T, instead of cutting away from the magician and go back and forth between them.

[@jurajorsulic6032]

Japan is on to something.

[@peacelove6356]

I think the edit the video on purpose like that! Sometimes with really bad tricks that have obvious shows they will cut away from the trick at that time. Probably not this trick but in general I think it’s their…trick!

[@marcelomendoza1973]

I hope you never get rid of this in your routine. One of the most simple tricks that truly are mind blowing and as Penn said, feels like magic

[@bxssvdrgn]

Excuse me, this is not a trick :): this is magic 🔥🔥 you did a great job, Jeki 👏🏻👏🏻

[@newjokeaccount]

I don’t know the entire thing but that black border on the glass is there for a reason. The final 4 cards are dumped when he smacks his hand down which allows him to clap his now empty hands. The slight of hand is on master level! Great performance.

[@Kuasm]

Amazing, Jeki! Be very proud--whether you got the trophy is not nearly as important as the fact that you have shown all of us, laymen and magicians, just how magical and amazing your work is. Congrats!

[@tomasbeblar5639]

I don't care that you did not fool Penn & Teller. THAT was the most amazing trick I've ever seen! Thank you!

[@jonweinraub]

Seeing Tellers jaw drop must’ve been amazing to experience as a magician. He knows a good routine and yours was expertly pulled off. Congratulations!

[@edfranc4075]

I'm shocked with this magic. Really flawless. But after hearing Teller's comment, I think I know how it's done.

[@williamdowling7718]

Tellers face at 3:47 is probably the best prize possible for a sleight of hand act. Very well done.

[@Qermaq]

This is an example of perfect technique. The method isn't incredible, but the execution of the method is.This is such a convincing illusion!

[@TheChillMelodist]

what's the method? cause I doubt that you actually know

[@viktor8666]

very good up until 3:33 where you can clearly see him moving the last card under the table.

[@dkk_blm749]

There is a seam or crack between the glass top and metal table edge. Clever.

[@muchkneaded]

@@dkk_blm749 Okay, but how do the OTHER 3 cards pass through the glass when he simply drops them on top? They're nowhere NEAR the edge of the table!

[@dkk_blm749]

@@muchkneaded Could be using double decker cards. The are half as thick as rehular cards, did some slight off hand palming etc...

[@muchkneaded]

@@dkk_blm749 Whatever he did, he did it REALLY well. No wonder he practiced it for 1 year before performing it for Penn and Teller!

[@propitiated4]

I have never seen any card trick or magic trick more incredible than this. Amazing

[@shaidyn8278]

This strikes me as one of those situations where P&T didn't see the trick being done, but knew how it was done anyway.

[@Aliosar22]

Penn often brings up the idea of a trick that is so perfect that there is only a single possible explanation.

[@A._2byxr]

Eliminate impossible whatever remains has to be true Sherlock Holmes

[@deepsquat600]

Well yes they don't know exactly how to do it cuz they can't do it but the premise is he sliding it very quickly between his fingers and keeps his hand down to you you can't see that small little space with a card in it managed to shuffle it back and show you the other side of his hand I can't remember what they call that but and it takes a lot of practice as in thousands of hours and you'll also notice that the camera angle was only at one angle not from straight above cuz then you would have seen the card trickery

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

They really REALLY know a lot

[@jjaapp18]

@@deepsquat600 He is not sliding between his fingers, I can tell you that. You're close to the solution, though.

[@JohnSantana]

I’ve seen other magicians react to this toytine and have no clue how he did it. And for Penn and Teller to figure out the method after just one viewing is just impressive!

[@rh6267]

I loved that!!! By far the best card trick I’ve seen on KZbin in a long time. Awesome Jeki.

[@theoriginalNoOne.]

Results of dedication to a craft! Holy smoke!! Best style of that I've ever seen!

[@Hardivh]

3:40 this part is just awesome! Even waching on 0.25 speed doesn't give it away. I suspect it has something to do with the black border of the table tho (like a vaccum cleaner sucking the cards in)

[@LeoStaley]

You'd be able to see him pass the card to his other hand if you saw it from a different angle.

[@absurdist5134]

You know you did good, when they're praising you even when they worked it out. You're fantastic.

[@pakfu]

You are among the legendary magicians. Truly incredible.

[@iitstre_4550]

Jeki, you are literally a once in a lifetime act. Your handling of… literally everything is ridiculous!

[@Bardsonline]

He hold him self to say "Oh My " until ending and it was amazing 😂😂

[@gfripper]

Jeki Yoo that was a really impressive trick, and done so clean, it really looks like real magic.

[@peteyandjaydee]

This has to be the cleanest version of this effect. S-tier sleight 🪄🪄🪄

[@gromett]

That was incredible. I can usually have a half decent guess or have some ideas. This one I was clueless. Extremely slick and convincing. I absolutely loved this one.

[@jamesnesran2348]

I know nothing about magic acts but my mind is nuked by this. I'm normally impressed by these "foolers" but your act is my far the craziest I've seen.

[@farishuang]

Awesome your master card jaki yoo

[@JEKIYOO]

Thank you!

[@davidwalter2002]

I don't care how it was done. It was done beautifully, and Penn is correct in saying it really does look like magic. It is a visually pleasing illusion expertly performed. Just delightful. And Jeki, your stage presence is warm and likable, which goes a long way toward selling your magic tricks.

[@ceagan79]

That was beautiful and genuinely looks like magic. Great job

[@razorjhon2622]

I am giving you a trophy , that was insane !