SECRETS of DANGEROUS & IMPOSSIBLE Tricks Finally Revealed | David Copperfield AGT Dynamo

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In this video, we will REVEAL the TOP 10 MOST FAMOUS MAGIC SECRETS from popular shows like America's Got Talent ,Penn & Teller's Fool Us , Dynamo Magician Impossible tec.
Magician's include : David Copperfield - Dynamo - Penn & Teller: Fool Us - Trigg Watson -Amazing Allison - Cyril Takayama - Issy Simpson - Willi Auerbach - Anna DeGuzman - The Brotherhood
THIS VIDEO IS MY OWN EXPLANATION, AND IN NO WAY ANY ATTEMPT TO DEFAME ANYONE, RATHER FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES
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00:00 Intro
00:26 Trick 10
03:38 Trick 9
05:58 Trick 8
09:45 Trick 7
12:17 Trick 6
16:59 Trick 5
19:39 Trick 4
23:17 Trick 3
27:05 Trick 2
30:25 Trick 1
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Trick 10: No Gravity! 😳 Fool Us : Penn & Teller - FLYING ILLUSION by Willi Auerbach - Magician & Illusionist
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Trick 9: TERRIFYING Act SHOCKS Simon Cowell on Britain's Got Talent | Magicians Got Talent
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Trick 8: (ORIGINAL FOOL US PERFORMANCE NOT ON KZbin , BUT SAME TRICK WAS PERFORMED ON AGT)
Anna DeGuzman: Magician is SHOCKED by her own MAGIC! | Auditions | AGT 2023
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Trick 7: Dynamo Magician Impossible - PHOTO TRICK
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Trick 6: Amazing Allison on Penn & Tellers "Fool Us"
👉 • Amazing Allison on Pen...
Trick 5: David Copperfield - Death Saw
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Trick 4: 8 YO Girl Issy SHOCKS Everyone With Her Magic Audition 2 _Britain's Got Talent 2017
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Trick 3: Dynamo LIght bulb
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Trick 2: Hand Through Aquarium Trick - Cyril Takayama
👉 • clip5 Cyril fish tank
Trick 1: You Won't Believe Trigg Watson's Mind-Blowing Digital Magic | Auditions | AGT 2023
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[@groovychocolate]

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[@dennissiow136]

No comments

[@davidcurran3189]

Q 30:32 30:32

[@CricketEngland]

Their is no such thing as magic

[@npcimknot958]

Knowing how things works is even more fun, because you realize people have to come up with the solution to create the illusion

[@stellviahohenheim]

Magicians spend thousands of dollars to create these illusions, that's why they always say a magician never reveal their tricks when actually they will reveal the trick if another magician buys it. But now it's being revealed for views lol

[@vaiosan775]

Speak for yourself. Knowing how things works in magic tricks you loose the ENTIRELY nice experience. End of story.

[@FengXingFengXing]

And see hơw do tricks let people understand super high skill need for tricks, more amaze me.

[@olanrewajufemi6422]

To me, the explanation is more entertaining and more interesting than the performance of the magic. Great job

[@irehman7]

Thank you!

[@honor9lite1337]

People generally doesn't care about the explanation when the performance is bad.

[@rockinHurley777]

​@@honor9lite1337don't *

[@FranktheDachshund]

Agreed

[@Brinta3]

7:22 “Memowize” So cute when a robot accidentally speaks like a little child.

[@uncled39]

Or Jonathan Ross

[@friedsensei]

I thought it was an Asian joke for a second lol

[@michael5089]

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[@EM-mw2qr]

Aww a wittle baby bot.

[@michael5089]

@@EM-mw2qr 🤣wittle 👍

[@nickmarkins6746]

When i was kid i saw David Copperfield perform this trick live it was amazing. Never knew till now how he did it

[@PlanetIscandar]

Same case here. But i still don't know how he really did it.

[@Antnee659]

I wish i could fit my body into a space thats like 2 inches in width, or appears as such. Its a good explanation though. I mean its the best o e ive heard

[@RancidAim]

@@Antnee659 definitely not a job for someone with claustrophobia for the feet guy.

[@zerohero6602]

Same here and even after watching this video with the reveal, i still dont know

[@friedsensei]

The video is assuming the specific contortion involved because we will never truly know. But they spin the tables to show it isn't simple mirrors, and he isn't dead. So even if his legs go down inside the table legs, or he is fully flattened out like the double, we do know for sure there is some kinda contortion involved. Maybe he put his legs in a cast for weeks or months and allowed them to atrophy before touring this trick, the possibilities are endless with Copperfield but it is almost definitely a physical feat of some kind and not a clever illusion that would blow our minds all these years later.

[@frankg.39]

David Copperfield watching this: thank fu*k KZbin didn't exist back then!

[@UnclePhil73]

I remember The Masked Magician talking about how some tricks are strictly TV only tricks. The tricks have a mechanism that would be obvious to an in person audience but the tv cameras can hide it from the home audience

[@idonjohnson6999]

Like when David Copperfield ‘hid’ the Statue of Liberty. I found that so silly. Like yes, when I now would be in NY and looking out towards the Statue…I’ll bet it’s still right there.

[@stef2499]

@@idonjohnson6999that trick was done to a live audience

[@milosstojanovic4623]

Yeah tricks on tv are much easier setup then live tricks. Though live tricks also need to have some kind of setup, they could be guessed much easier.

[@ivaneames4354]

I'm of two minds about videos like this. On one hand I enjoy the mystery of not knowing how a trick was done but on the other hand learning all the intricate ways a trick is done is absolutely fascinating. The amount of practice these people must do is incredible.

[@irehman7]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TheTheoTherone]

And yet, you are here. Sad

[@ivaneames4354]

@@TheTheoTherone How so?

[@princesslisamarie7860]

Same!

[@JaroslawFiliochowski]

I enjoy knowing the intricacies more than just knowing it's a trick, makes me appreciate them more.

[@MrEdit74]

The Trick sequences with the Videos and 3D projection is awesome and absolutely not easy bringing all together in the synchronized way

[@irehman7]

Much appreciated!

[@mephistosprincipium]

that was my favorite one

[@joewhitfield5561]

A 2 year old could do all those tricks.

[@soliniv1411]

The real ilusion of the one where he is cut in half is that i already know it's 2 persons but what my brain doesnt get is how they fit in such a thin table

[@teijaflink2226]

Right, I immidiatly understood it must be two people (I'm sure most people do) but I was so confused trying to think out how.

[@zemerick]

If you didn't figure it out by now, it's because the table is way thicker in the middle. Perspective hides a lot of this thickness. It's why the table is like 5 feet deep, when it only needs to be around 2-3. If you pause @17:35 you can see it's actually very thick going up, but only in the middle. Then again @17:50 you can see there's an extra box underneath as well. Finally, his shirt is hanging down. If you look at his posture, you can see his chest is actually above the table. It's a game of inches, but he has a lot of them.

[@kulik03]

Your knowledge of magic is truly astounding, this is as entertaining as watching the magic trick themselves!

[@irehman7]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@CaptZdq1]

It's 'the magic trick itself'. People's grammar nowadays is truly bizarre.

[@Gigapixels]

I am actually curious if theres is any trick u are unable to explain or perplex u? Im magician myself too and want some challenge to decode them thnxxx! @@irehman7

[@paulnolan4971]

🤣@@CaptZdq1

[@ivaneames4354]

​@@CaptZdq1It's more likely he just accidentally missed the s of the end of trick and meant to write "the magic tricks themselves" which is perfectly correct grammar.

[@davidjsaul]

It's nice to see the engineering that goes into magic but ultimately I don't care how they do it, I love the theatricality and showmanship of it all, plus the music they set it all to!

[@LesParker-qx9xs]

So you like people lying and cheating everyone

[@vineshdurga9839]

Thats fine..but still nothing is magical ...just imagine...

[@spidermonkeynr1]

Still David Copperfield his trick is amazing. The table seems to thin but it's not . He was the best

[@GooogleGoglee]

He was just the first

[@jrambo7495]

*too thin.

[@Apple_Beshy]

David Copperfield will not even remotely be considered magician today if he perform his act in today standards, he will get chew by the internet on how fake he was and how shit his tricks are.

[@JaroslawFiliochowski]

I remember going through a recording of the saw illusion frame by frame, and the flying piece of shirt baffled me for quite some time. I think he improved it by making some of the rag look bloodied.

[@Ventrue3]

Yeah, looks like he put alot of care and thought into it. On the other hand, I don't understand how the new guys like Dynamo got famous. Not only are all his tricks that I saw garbage, he also has zero charisma and artistry.

[@oldsquirrel1083]

I'm always amazed not only by the illusions themselves, but the methodology behind them. It's ingenious, breathtaking & I can only imagine the countless hours of practice that go into making these illusions work perfectly. The young lady with the magic box & the Simon T-shirt was especially good. Wow!!

[@stellviahohenheim]

That's why magicians network among each other because no one person could've think about making these tricks by themselves. It's also taboo to reveal tricks because it made creating new tricks much harder

[@klausstock8020]

Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin invented the trick with the magnet around 1840. The story is that he showed this trick in Algeria in 1856, where a strong Algerian rebel could not lift the box. Robert-Houdin however could. Robert-Houdin also did the routine of catching a bullet with his teeth, which convinced the Algerians that their rebellion against the magically superior French was bad idea, this preventing a war. Nowadays, quite a few magic supply experts build and sell such boxes (and who still pretend that the principle of operation is a secret). Of course, in the 1840s, the electromagnet (invented just a some years ago in 1825) was under the floor, not in the box. Quite a few of the tricks explained on this channel are more than 100 years old. In another video, the "East Indian Needle Trick" is explained (performer swallows three threads of different color and then a needle, a member of the audience choses a color and the performer produces the needle from his mouth, with the correct thread in the needle's eye). That trick is over 200 years old, and when Harry Houdini (real name Erik Weisz, his stage name was a homage to Robert-Houdin) performed his variations, it was already 80 years old. Harry Houdini had also walked through walls, but details were different from Copperfield's version (Houdini had no stairs to hide in). Regardless - what turns the _tricks_ into _magic_ is the presentation. You simply don't envision a young lady commanding around assistants like you'd expect from David Copperfield. And she's not just pulling off a routine, she made it clear that the audience (and especially Simon) are a valued part of the performance. I found this performance much nicer than Copperfield's trick. Although Copperfield connects to the audience by making them fear for his life, it's still all centered around him.

[@user-yp2mw2ko9k]

6:24 Her beauty and her gorgeous card - shuffling impressed me more than the trick itself.

[@Apple_Beshy]

Well she is Filipino so she is a beauty

[@memybikeni9931]

This is one of those categories of magic that I’ve never really enjoyed, something anyone can learn and perform in an afternoon, and even figure out without help, not really that impressive. Closeup magic, that takes years to learn and fools some of the finest minds leaving us with a sense of real mystery is far more captivating.

[@920WASHBURN]

I saw david copperfield do this when was a kid. Amazing

[@RCinginSC]

Thanks again for another entertaining video.

[@irehman7]

Our pleasure!

[@maldonboy1]

As an adult I no longer regret knowing how some tricks are perform, I admire the performance and the skill needed. My infant neices are probably still young enough to believe in magic, but I worry that sooner or later they will come across a video like this when Mum/Grandma leaves them alone with an iPad or Smart Phone!? Childhood is no longer an age of innocence and children grow up to quick! I guess thats Capitalism for you as Father Christmas and the Tooth Fairy will cost my Brother and Sister money keeping up with the pretense of make believe?

[@connectthedots5678]

well another make belief is christianity.

[@Faltor895]

​@@connectthedots5678No, that's real, unlike the belief there are more than 2 genders.

[@user-qc1to8bc6i]

Your work is highly appreciated! Best reveals on the internet!

[@nestyvillamayor1129]

Because of this, those magicians will hate you bruh xD

[@user-kp1rv3nm8i]

amazing, as always! The holo-fan is so clever! thank you!

[@CaptZdq1]

Great stuff. Like I say, 'A magic trick is no fun unless you know how it's done.' But I'm still looking for the Pendragon secret of passing a human thru a human.

[@irehman7]

Can you share a link. I haven't seen that trick.

[@MrRaffles1234]

@@irehman7 kzbin.info/www/bejne/laikf2aun6h2f9U

[@klausstock8020]

@@irehman7 Me neither. But in the TV series "The Lost World", episode "A Man of Vision", Nick Pendragon plays a cannibal chief. Does cannibalism pass as "passing a human though a human"? In any case, the protagonists manage to escape, before passing though the gastric tract. The only other trick which comes to mind is how a magician hides body parts inside an assistant. But KZbin doesn't allow these kinds of acts.

[@boriserjavec6470]

I would like to know what kind of wires they use for those levitating tricks

[@fakecrusader]

It's invisible wire. What do you mean, you've never seen any? 😁

[@klausstock8020]

Piano wire. You can't see it from afar, and a 1080 HD camera can't see it even reasonably close up. And, in a camera, blue is noisier than other colors, further obscuring the minimal dimming effect the wire has on just a few pixels. 1.22mm piano wire can carry 350kg (but check the parallelogram of force; the wire needs to carry much more than the performers weight!). In the closest shot, I estimate that a 1080 camera could see objects with a size of 2mm.

[@KDBAO]

That was brilliant thank you

[@smoothpicker]

Good reveals! Awesome job as always!!!

[@irehman7]

Thank you 🤗

[@glenpolen5562]

Hey Irehman7, This is the Mac Daddy of all your FANTASTIC videos. This is your ALL-STAR video, man . Great work, as always, but this is much more enjoyable and more amazing. I saw Copperfield around 2000. He did the buzz saw illusion in this show. Although I had a good suspicion that an assistant was being used, I really liked that illusion. It was built very well, and it almost had me fooled, but i knew better, lol. But, it was still very impressive, Copperfield style. Copperfield flew above the stage in that show. Im guessing that he did it closely related to your explanation in this video of the magician in the air? I would love to know how he and that young man vanished above the audience and went to Hawaii? I realize that was pre recorded. I always wanted to know how the magic square was done. I dont get along with mathematics, lol. I saw a youtube video of a guy teaching it. I was still confused, but your explanation was easy to follow and understand. Thanks. I also wanted to know how the heavy box trick was done. Thank you. Does IZZY still perform magic? I have not heard her name for awhile? Take care.

[@irehman7]

Thank you! Do share links the videos you are referring too

[@connectthedots5678]

Copperfield ''flew '' through the air because he was attached to some strings very thin hanging on the ceiling and can be rolled on katrols The strings are attached to a harnas he wears under his shirt hip height.

[@glenpolen5562]

@connectthedots5678 - Thank you, friend. I did finally learn how he did it. I appreciate your help and reply. Happy new year. Be safe.

[@27altoids]

Awesome work as always. Hoping to see more Copperfield on the channel!

[@irehman7]

Thanks! You can share links, I'll add to my archive

[@billgreen4003]

​@@irehman7ArtZoneProductions David Copperfield David Copperfield Magic/Memorabilia Collectors and even cool copperfield said white spandex sheet good ideas on great wall of china illusion but copperfield switch places with illusionist look alike his name is Chrisotapher heart he doubles in copperfield illusions he him self said it on his own website ps also copperfield went inside base trap door into hollow stairs and they wheel stairs away while Christpher heart pretends to walk shadow wize through first part of brick wall and copperfield and crew are now on other side of wall hes in hollow stairs so thats why two assitance hold up a white spandex sheet with fake realistic hands on top of white spandex sheet to give illusion its there hands so one guy pushes mold mask face of copperfield into sheet and other guy pushes two prop hands into sheet it gives illusion copperfield trying to get through wall then they go down the stairs and roll sheets down and then copperfield watches his angles with the light shadow box illusion ideasPs for some odd reason this email company not letting me cut and past long information anymore its looking like Twitter you cant say anything just say hi only ps what happened to freedom of born again Christian speech and illusionist ideas concepts freely as God says freely you have received freely give john3:16 goodnewsbaptist .org ps like i was trying to cut and paste use a large lazy Susan turntable with silent ball bearings a treebush and video game animation of radar screen to show statue of liberty location like a GPS device and add smoke machine bright general electric lights on te two towers to night blind the audience for a few minutes so you cant see a now darkened statue of liberty cause they turned the lights of and turned the ring of lights around the statue of liberty off and in the crown of liberty a black light and put duplicate ring a lights a few feet from the statue of liberty minus the statue of liberty and sheet drops not all the way to hide references points and watch the radar black rim the general electric lights are reflecting on the black radar rim like a sun dial efect you see turn table movement plus pan am helicopter pilot said turn table and quiet ball bearings and he moved in syink with the turn table and liberty right behind one of the towers of lights from our tv left side but to helicopter view it would be his right side and ed alonzo illusionist said turn table he helps raise and lower white sheet and park ranger said turn table plus he made a model of it penn Russell said turn table chuck Wendley said turn table herbert Lawrence Becker said turn table Copperfield target comercial shows like a turntable and one japan or china KZbin videos channel shows raise the platform higher up like Franz Harary does in night and day times illusions sun meets the horizon penn and teller off the deep end tv special penn Russell said sig frig and roy used turn table for walt Disney magic castle vanish Lance Burton Valentino lenard montana the mask Magican jim steinmyier conceived the best way done Wayne illusion builder said during rehearsal the way we move things are calculations was off and the arm of the statue was still showing so Copperfield added more sheet cloth john goan illusions builder built the illusion and andre kole mark Wilson plus the lady were there to give the kodak Polaroid cameras a nuff shutter light at a hundred yards to not see a darkened statue of liberty ps church member Troy summers said thats correct ps hes a good camera photographer he would know :) and youth worker Mark Taylor said boy Copperfield clever and i said yeah plus everyone behind the scenes helping Cool beans Mary Watts ps my favorite comic superhero is spiderman ps i first read him in the newspapers in the comics section then Stand Lee put him in comic books and coloring books and book and record and cartoons then 1970s CBS the live action movies tv shows 13 episodes one season the Amazing spiderman starring Nickelius Hammond as Peter Parker and stunt workers Fred Waugh as Spiderman but sometimes with out stunt part is Nicklaus hammond in the spiderman suit ps Nicklaus Hammond played the older teen on the movie the sounds of music and appearance on tv shows serie episodes the Brady Bunch where Marcia says oh my nose and the spin off of Dallas tv show series episodes knots Landing KZbin TheWebOfTheSpider have a safe in Christ John 316 Kodak magic birthday party fun ps pig out on cake and ice cream

[@billgreen4003]

​@@irehman7and youtube.com/@irehman7?si=mOUQ-sjjYJZWQXYF

[@billgreen4003]

​@@irehman7KZbin.com/@billgreen4003/videos the statue of liberty disappearance and reappearance illusion cost over five thousand dollars to do and months of Red tape to get permission to do it and Ronald Reagan president cowboy actor in movies and Ronald Reagan Star wars program law's laser program and Born again Christian brother in Christ said sure David you have My permission to make the statue of liberty too vanish You all can freely make copies of all my videos I upload to KZbin videos search engine even VBS skits church activities and magic TV shows and Rubik's cube puzzles and TV commercials and magic TV specials vacation Bible School week skit's Friend Day with Dr Ron Comfort revival week mission week mission trips

[@connectthedots5678]

All those copperfield tricks have already een disclosed years ago. Look up on YT.

[@tomnisen3358]

Saw Copperfield in Vegas two years ago. Fantastic Show!

[@starg47]

Another good one. Speaking of Anna Deguzman she is going to be on the Finals of Americas Got Talent, I will be watching her on Tuesday, hopefully you will see her and put her act in your video. I think she is the only magician to make the finals.

[@nudsh]

For the first time, I don't agree with all of the explanations. In trick 10, the wires would have been a standard two-wire waist stunt harness, like circus training 101. They would come from overhead and would perfectly explain all the flying and better explains when the hoop was passed to "show no wires". You can see the harness attachment points at :56 There is an overhead lateral rolling suspension trolley that the harness wires suspend from that explains the stage right-left movement and hanging angles. This is like youth music theater doing Peter Pan easy. Horizontal cables coming from stage right/left would require a huge amount of load tension to lift a grown man and would never offered the speed of movement in the trick. Its why the hoop was necessary, to stop the swinging and swaying of the flying magician on lateral motions. Then, Trick 2, the fish tank. I think there was an internally angled or bent sheet of acrylic that made the inner tank look whole and 'bubbly' and full of water, like and angled mirror cube.. The front pane of glass was just a dummy slide pane that had a hole in it and could be brought up when the napkin came out. There was no need for the tape membrane or dual planes if no water was present in the hand insert through the glass. Unfortunately, there isn't enough to go on from this video, but I don't see a wet hand coming out with the necklace.

[@irehman7]

In trick 10, if you watch the original performance, Penn and Teller mentioned that he performed using David Copperfeild's method. David uses this exact method I described. Furthermore that clockwise horizontally body spin doesn't make sense according to your wire structure. The question isn't that " he could still spin with the vertial wiring" but " why does he spin only once and only aftrr his body is lifted horizontally?". If your wiring structure was used they wouldn't ever consider even spinning the body in the first place.

[@irehman7]

For trick 2: They is genuinely water inside, no mirrors etc. See original performance link in description. You can also search on KZbin Cyril's multiple performance in different occasions you can find no such concept as you are describing. Plus based on your description you are over complicating the method to the point its just impractical and extremely hard to set up.

[@coolaun]

@@irehman7 David Copperfield flies with a double array of fine wires that are near to vertical, not near to horizontal (the details can be seen in John Gaughan's patent). To lift somebody with the setup you describe you'd need two thick cables and, as nudsh says, a huge amount of tension.

[@irehman7]

Yes I agree with that, the wires are obviously diagonal, 100% horizontal is not even possible physical since the wire isn't rigid like a rod.

[@coolaun]

@@irehman7 The wires are diagonal but they are near to vertical, not near to horizontal. David Copperfield's flying is controlled from above, not from the sides.

[@ejkalegal3145]

Your work is outstanding. Thanks and well done. Please make more. All the best.

[@irehman7]

More to come!

[@iagobroxado]

I really liked the last illusion(s). So much technology and traditional techniques envolved.

[@Dan-xx5jq]

I love magic....so I love this channel!

[@irehman7]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@jasonbouracee8687]

so glad u post more often n with more tricks

[@irehman7]

Thank you!

[@KanariasLibre7]

More of Cyril Takayama, please.

[@irehman7]

Share links so I can added to my archive

[@anya61867]

@@irehman7 how about the one where he got a real burger from a menu picture?

[@anya61867]

@@irehman7 kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5vEfqmGiqeWrLs

[@TheSilmarillian]

Great explanations indeed that's why they are called illusions

[@irehman7]

Yes!

[@nekochen]

Cyril Takayama's tricks have me so convinced for years!! Thanks for showing how it works. I would love to know how he takes a hamburger out of a sign board too 😆

[@jnlankavlog8553]

I just saw your channel..Great explained ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@irehman7]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@denniskrabbe9984]

I appreciate your channel. Regarding Trick 1 and the use of the card ejector, I disagree that an offstage assistant is used to press the transmitter remote. In the video you can see that the magician is doing something with his right hand. It is my suspicion that the magician has the remote hidden in his left sleeve. It appears that he is pressing the button with his right hand. This action is somewhat camouflaged by the position of his left arm and the cards held in his left hand.

[@infinityandbeyond2261]

Great video....awesome work....thanks

[@irehman7]

Thank you too!

[@gruntopolouski5919]

Algo feeding time. 👹 Nom, nom, nom. 👹

[@Spillage66]

Excellent and proper reveals! I suspected all of these, and this confirms it. Very, very clever deductions and experiences!

[@irehman7]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Werkschmiede]

First time ever i saw a explanation of this ultimate wizards!

[@nickinlondon4644]

Brilliant reveals! Well done - as always!

[@irehman7]

Thanks!

[@raunohamalainen9667]

This is awsom canal! always thinking how they do these! THNX!

[@irehman7]

Glad you like them!

[@dazza912]

Great video...Could you do Derren Brown when he hypnotised a woman to call every dice throw correctly. Also his other stuff bloows my mind. Its all done live on stage shows and shown on tv. Many thanks.

[@ferro706]

Copperfields table was way to thin for a acrobat hidding in it.

[@Person123-fj8qm]

That’s what I thought! Who is this acrobat, Flat Stanley?

[@nestyvillamayor1129]

Very good observation

[@menta1case182]

18:38 He used a white colored shirt, similar to a shirt. Hahaha

[@popyjahan6336]

Awesome videos thanks a lot.

[@irehman7]

My pleasure!

[@sharoncarter4086]

Love to know !!!

[@deemariedubois4916]

Nice video. Thanks.

[@irehman7]

Thank you!

[@user-rx2vo4kd2n]

What wire they use?😂

[@antoinettebaldino989]

Wow so interesting! I love your videos 👍

[@irehman7]

Thank you so much!

[@marieanne6892]

Wow, I love your work

[@irehman7]

Thank you very much!

[@JamesBond-oe5px]

Once again Bravo amazing I believe you write or create magic for magicians that's the only thing I can think of 👏👏

[@irehman7]

Wow, thank you

[@X1Y0Z0]

Love your presentations

[@irehman7]

Thank you!

[@soho1080]

Without these answers I’d surely go nuts trying to figure these tricks out

[@wootle]

The Trick #8 card trick - the process behind it is more impressive than the trick itself. Insane hand skills, trickery, memorization. All while keeping s straight face and confidence. I guess this applies for all the tricks we see.

[@rexpayne7836]

You and these magicians are way smarter than me. 😊

[@irehman7]

Not really, just a different thinking approach .

[@zelgemini24]

Purely entertaining trick magic😊

[@irehman7]

yep

[@teijaflink2226]

Even if it's obviously trickery it takes some talent not make people realise the trick, I wouldn't be able to do it, these illusionists are still very impressive, it's interesting to try to find out the trick.

[@user-lr6rg5df6b]

Learning and performing these illusions is the true magic..making people believe in magic is amazing..

[@Spiderantula]

11:36 the place where the photographer allegedly took the photos isn't the same. And if it were that place just a few minutes before the magician approached them they would 100% know what happened. There must be some other explanation. Some kind of Polaroid camera secretly used by someone close to them perhaps. The pictures aren't from the angle it would be if the magician took the photo.

[@marcdaniels7233]

Anna is Smokin’

[@irehman7]

Weed

[@rochype7609]

He was strung up with thin wires hanging on by the Helicopter 🚁 that was above him. All the ppl there knew but obviously on TV you couldn’t see… No mystery at all🤣

[@markdjsonicfxalsop]

THANKS 👍 😊

[@irehman7]

No problem 👍

[@machonsote918]

Dang Liars!..........................All this time I thought they had supernatural powers.

[@ronaldsteele6151]

As my mom always said "there's a trick to everything, and the hand is faster than the eye"

[@nancycronin551]

Not a fan of the robot voice, but the content is good.

[@danieldonegan6914]

I think the biggest trick would be getting Simon’s face back to normal.

[@jusb-honest24]

Simon looks so awkward when he's being lead to the stage😅

[@irehman7]

😂

[@ro-kg5vb]

You are wrong on one thig. Copperfield did indeed manipulate time and repaired his body! The othger tricks are explained correctly. Nice

[@npcimknot958]

That orange juice one is sick

[@DennisRichardH]

Fun!

[@angelvaldivia5106]

Awesonn please revealed shadows by teller

[@user-uc8kr1pl6b]

I tried No5 at the end of September last year on my left index finger, didn't work out as good!

[@rabihk342]

In trick 5 where David Copperfield saws his body, when the trick ends the frame looks too thin for the acrobat to hide, it simply looks impossible.

[@PappuDas-fq1ll]

Good job sir

[@irehman7]

Thanks!

[@pnargokce2322]

Still a question for me. How could Copperfield's half body and the acrobat entirely fit a 10 cm wide platform?

[@BlueSkyFalling]

I was waiting for this question in the comment section. Was wondering as well.🤨

[@irehman7]

In no world is that platform 10 centimeters wide. Secondly, the area right below the platform upon which the magician and assistant are going to hide a portion of their body is color black, so it blends with the dark background and has a bulge right underneath the area near the center of the base, so there's enough room for the assistant and the magician to hide a portion of their body inside it.

[@user-ts6yw7rb9c]

The first one talks about wires that are visible yet there are none lol

[@irehman7]

I did a more detail explanation on the flying illusion in this video below:: 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJvCgZiOn6hshLcfeature=shared 👉 Time Stamp :: 42:12

[@user-qc2ky3uy9q]

Cool

[@ds_the_rn]

#8. My husband and I are “magicians” (used to be, anyway). Our card is the 5❤. 😊

[@robinmabbott7334]

I Looked hard at the first one but could not make out any wires

[@stanleypeters5383]

There still seems to be some randomized sequence for solving the magick square. Top left 26-20, the 2nd square down 26-21,the 3rd far right is 26-18 then 2nd from left bottom row is 26-19. There doesn't appear to be a sequenced order to the calculations explained.

[@Naranjo_A]

Amazing video, very well explained

[@irehman7]

Thank you!

[@shireknight01]

8:19 Wait, so you're saying that Fool Us isn't even genuine and that Penn and Teller allow the magicians to use camera tricks in some of their tricks and then sometimes pretend that they don't know how the tricks were done, that's really bad. Obviously I know that everything on the show is an illusion, but I did believe that when Penn and Teller said they weren't sure how a trick was done that they were telling the truth.

[@ekklesiast]

The second trick with a katana is still dangerous because someone can make a mistake and pick a wrong box in the process

[@jetfire1153red]

19:16 It had to be something like that because if he was really sliced in half like that, the blade would be a bloody mess and even at the end of the trick there wasn’t a mark on it, the blade is pristine.

[@IntergalacticSpaceKitten]

I like the cool avatar dude for this channel. He looks really cool, imo.

[@irehman7]

Thanks! Here is the real life version which it is based off: kzbin.info/www/bejne/on-1dZuCo9Bom7c

[@kellenfurter]

It still looks cool after you know

[@donaldstrump226]

That looks varey dangerus

[@democlips1]

Assuming your explanation of the flying illusion is correct (which it isn’t) I’m still wondering what you method would be to render the “wires” invisible

[@irehman7]

Trying not being over confident next time in your assumption, this is a simplified explanation, I did a more detail explanation on the flying illusion in this video below:: 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJvCgZiOn6hshLcfeature=shared 👉 Time Stamp :: 42:12

[@democlips1]

@@irehman7 well done👏👏👏, but you didn’t have to get all defensive about it

[@irehman7]

I get troll comments way too often 🤣. Hard to ignore them. No hard feelings

[@AcePhotoSverige]

First one still make me confused, bcs, how hard I try, I cant see any wire anywhere. How is that possible?

[@alimfuzzy]

I watched David Copperfield in Sydney when i was a kid. I was up the front and off to the side and i guess the mirrors weren't aligned right because i could see things weren't right. One of them was that chainsaw one, which they must of changed because when i saw it, it had mirrors on the front, I'm guessing because he didn't want to bend like that any more. If i remember it was a very unenthusiastic show and half of it was watching a screen from his special.

[@Dr.Claw_M.A.D.]

Cutting a woman in half is a classic. On the children's tv show reading rainbow Harry Blackstone sawed Lavar Burton in half. Thankfully Blackstone restored Burton. He showed how it was done. Btw one revenue source for famous illusionists is selling the secret attached to a nondisclosure agreement. You can create your own twist on illusion and like any copyrighted material you can start by using the core idea of a work but modified in form, function or design. Pulling a rabbit out of a hat is copyrighted. Pulling a kitten out of a rollerskate for instance is not. You can sell the secret to kitten trick, but not the rabbit. I heard Copperfield charged $1M. So now you know but you can never tell anyone. The sense of awe and wonder omg how did they do that, is intense and burning. Finding out it was done with a length of string, a puff of smoke and a mirror is a let down.

[@torben777]

In that levitation act I could never spot the wires even after the video pointed out where they were located. This means they must use camera tricks to erase the wire.

[@JSchaffer214]

At 36:10 it looks like Trigg himself has the transmitter hidden in his left cuff and is pressing it himself.

[@irehman7]

Yep, good observation.

[@subhashgundesha9380]

Super 🎉

[@irehman7]

Thanks!