Magician REACTS to Wolfgang Moser TRANSFORM WATER on Penn and Teller FOOL US 2019

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Magician reacts to Wolfgang Moser 2019 magically change water into wine, coffee, beer, you name it, for Penn and Teller on their show Penn & Teller Fool Us 2019. Wolfgang Moser is a talented magician from Austria who has constructed an elegant routine that is very refined and enjoyable to watch - it really leaves you with a magical feeling. This is more than a magic trick, it is a magic journey. :) This video shows the reaction of someone familiar with card magic so you can see how someone in this field feels about the performance! This is Fool Us Season 6 2019 s06e10. How did you enjoy the performance? :)
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[@JasonParkerMagic]

➠ PATREON: www.patreon.com/JasonParker ➠ INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/JasonParkerMagic ➠ TWITTER: twitter.com/JasonParkerNow Not only water into wine, but into many other delicious beverages as well! :D I thought his performance was very enjoyable and had a good magical feel. What were your impressions? And what about that fox from the fable? Is he the focal point of the lesson, or just some detail? :) Thanks for watching, have a great week! OH… apparently Eric Chien will be on AGT again this week! Perhaps this is the new routine we’ve been waiting for…..

[@sirlaugholot]

Hope you are well.

[@colinmoore7460]

The British TV magician, Paul Daniels did a version of this magic kettle trick.

[@NickJay]

@@colinmoore7460 Took the words out of my mouth Colin ... was about to say the same thing. I remember it well and that was more than 7 years ago.

[@garymoore3497]

you can't be serious....not only is this a lame trick using a gimmicked tea-pot ; but very poorly performed.... ...and as a side note, yes he uses real red wine, white wine, and beer.....

[@kareemezra1350]

i guess I'm kind of off topic but does anyone know a good place to stream newly released tv shows online?

[@Parlapatybe]

2:11 - bottle with green and white caps on 2:18 - bottle only only with green cap on 2:30 - bottle with no caps on 2:49 - red powder in the glass 4:10 - same with the beer glass 4:20 - tea pot switch. Second tea pot has two chambers, top and bottom. 5:15 - pour from the bottom chamber 6:20 - pour from thre top chamber 6:42 - Tea pot has two caps. One of them contained sugar. I think.

[@MrKockabilly]

That switch at 4:20 is very likely a switch but although the tea pot body has left our sight completely for a moment the handle didn't, a portion of it remained in our sight throughout.

[@springbloom5940]

'Assassin's teapot'

[@memphisteve]

The woman inspected the glasses.

[@springbloom5940]

@@memphisteve No, she did not. He informed her that she didn't see anything.

[@alrob1678]

@@memphisteve but only her glas, and that was clean. but thr misdirection worked on you, that you think all glasses were clean.

[@nibiru379]

My favourite part of this was when Jason said delicately touch the like button... this is because a pet peeve of mine is hearing KZbinrs say smash the like button on every channel. Jason my man you are getting so good at this thing called KZbin

[@JasonParkerMagic]

thank you Jay! although I can't promise I won't advise smashing the like button on another occasion. I like to change things up! :-P :)

[@nibiru379]

@@JasonParkerMagic yeah I know. It's a common phrase for KZbinrs. Was just funny😉 your on fire lately man♨️

[@gtrslinger]

Ok when you said “Jedi powers” I lost it laughing. Well done!

[@ericmorrison278]

That teapot switch was no joke!!!! Oh man!!!!

[@str4ypanda]

Something I love about this show is not only the people who go on there, but the fact that P&T really care about magic going further. They encourage and love helping people grow. Not only that, we get to see some amazing magicians that we would have otherwise not known.

[@lbrxndonlyt_4947]

I watch your videos on repeat you are the most entertaining magic reactor on KZbin

[@citrustaco]

There is a valve on the water bottle hidden by the DS label. When he pours the water, the top compartment is water. He carefully pours it concealing and releasing the valve. It is water. The rest of the contents are actually a wine base. He uses this liquid three times. For the first pour, there is some coloring somewhere. He pours that. It is wine (originally from the bottle). For the second pour, it is the wine base. It is wine. The remaining contents of the wine, he has more coloring and a foaming agent to make "beer". It is not beer and no one ever tastes it. Now the pot is empty. He clearly switches pots at 4:21 when he picks up the plate. This pot is about 1/2 mixed drink, 1/2 coffee. The mixed drink is a forced choice and he pours it. He switches the valve around 5:28, then pours the coffee. Not sure on the sugar.

[@ViajeroTemporalOficial]

You are the first person I have subscribed to. I like how humble you are. Don't give up.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Viajero Temporal Oficial thank you 🙏

[@TimothyOBrien1958]

Great work. REALLY loved this trick.

[@phoenixstrait4487]

Very smooth magic act. Nice to see magicians getting creative, adapting old tricks into something better. Perhaps the fable was addressing the fact that discretion is the better part of valor: He who fights and runs away, lives to fight another day.

[@Ivancsantana2]

Your videos are amazing Jason!! Now I just wait your reactions videos to watch new magic acts on your channel, it is much more fun than watching the original videos! Cheers from Brazil o/

[@JasonParkerMagic]

thanks so much Ivan!! :)

[@phadrus]

I think the pot is like a flute with many small holes that when covered prevents the particular liquids from falling out. So depending on which hole he uncovers with his (awkward) grips of the pot it allows a particular liquid to come out of its chamber when the pot is turned upside down. He only lets the spectator handle the pot on the last liquid-switch or not.

[@springbloom5940]

Ding! Ding!

[@shawnmand5607]

My new favorite channel! I live in Texas too, and I'd love to see you perform in the DFW area!

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

GREAT video!!!

[@marlonsanders]

What a beautiful and magical performance. Artful. He made me not care how it was done. I just enjoyed the magical presentation

[@goldeneddie]

Well said!

[@mahmoodhamada5716]

Great video , keep up the great work !

[@JasonParkerMagic]

thank you!

[@nancyanderson5320]

A switch I think. Btw- I like the expression of your eyes when you make a comment. Great review and video.

[@maryhayes1654]

This was a fun trick and good performance by the magician. Obviously not a new trick though and certainly would not fool Penn and Teller

[@thomasarussellsr]

Different chambers in the pot controlled by a twist of part of the handle. The heating is battery controlled by a "switch" in another part of the handle or on the pot somewhere. The "dry" sugar is swirled to coat the innards of the wet pot, then only clean(ish) dry sugar comes out because the damp in the pot is caked with the sugar while swirling.

[@sarasky457]

cheers yet again ...i see more subscribers are coming on board ...i do share your stuff now so i hope more people get to see your posts ..

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Hey Sara thanks so much, I really appreciate the help! BTW, if I were doing other types of videos... is there anything in particular you would want to see? Or you enjoy magic reactions the most?

[@sarasky457]

i will have a think ...cheers

[@notthere83]

I don't think that the power of suggestion was used for the temperature, since you can see the steam rising from the kettle and the glass. My bet is on chemicals that he released that heat up stuff when mixed.

[@jordanroyal9762]

Sees Jasons new video. Ahh shit. Here we go again. *Watches 5 videos*

[@circuittoys]

Great stuff as always... Just started sharing your content on twitter👍

[@JasonParkerMagic]

thanks!! :) much appreciated

[@GinaLee1522]

We saw arsene at renfest too! His act is great. He say in my lap lol. My son got called up on stage. Best renfest ever!

[@Chinookman]

Today’s my Birthday (I turned 50) and as we prepare for the hurricane my wife got us tickets to see Shin Lim on Saturday here in Orlando!!! I credit this channel Jason because she sees me watching it each day!!! I’m totally psyched to see him on tour.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

first off, HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAVID!!! 🎉 secondly.. I hope you get through the hurricane without any injury or damage. third... cool! I want to see Shin Lim's show but I guess I won't have a chance to where I am now. maybe you can share a little after you see it :) have fun!!

[@Chinookman]

Here now! Intermission. Quite good. Though a much higher quality screen is needed. They’re using front projection with a very distracting stage spot and then smoke effects. So it’s pretty bad. There is massive room for improvement in the stage production I’m sorry to say. For his final act it was 52 Shades if Red and they queued the WRONG music. He made a joke about being a professional. Not his fault but come on!

[@stephensmith510]

4:20 Jason saw the switch, people, look at his raised eyebrows and the telling look he gave us

[@harleyjones6222]

The inexhaustible bottle is a great routine. Barry and Stuart have a lovely riff on it, if you've not seen it.

[@briantheworld]

Nice!! greetings from Argentina !

[@MicoG.]

Incredible

[@airkami]

it was a good performance. I think there is much more to that fable than meets the eye.

[@billrundell2097]

The beer was water at first and than a powered root beer soda mix in the bottom of the glass. This mix looks like beer when I mixed it as a kid. The foam only lasted a minute, which looked like beer foam.

[@chrispitts4208]

The second pot has 3 chambers, the pour container has the cocktail, then a small heater, the coffee chamber, and the lid has a shell where the sugar is stored so he puts the lid back on and when he takes it off again he leaves the shell with the sugar. On the second viewing I noticed that the first teapot is also really shallow on the inside so the water is kept in the top and there was always wine in the bottom.

[@hhhydrom3198]

Awesome

[@Finnishlivesteam]

I noticed an editing "trick" again, the very wide shot at 4:15 is where I think the pot was switched, not at 4:22 - I assume you meant the latter in your comment. That would indeed have been slick! Otherwise, entertaining again, but not really mysterious. Have done similar things myself. The favorite trick I used to show children was pumping a quarter of a liter of water from a kid's elbow, just using an "ordinary" funnel. I actually made the funnel myself from thin brass plate... using the same 2000 year old technique. Oh, the heating coffee: A sodium acetate pad in the pot?

[@95rav]

when he pours both the red and white wine, each time the liquid leaving the teapot is a pale red (rose).

[@incollectio]

Hero of Alexandria, circa 1st century CE. Water to wine jug. That's the inspiration he was referring to that's ~2000 years old. ;)

[@chloemiller5365]

When u get 50,000 subs you should make a celebratory vid. You’re almost there!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Chloe Miller going to do a live stream on Saturday:)

[@johnpanter9714]

He was happy at finding out hed bought a box of thread? My kind of customer!

[@Dayta]

the sad part about knowing more and more magic tricks is you always want to get that feeling back when you didnt know how .. its even harder for a magic trick when you know how its done to still feel like magic and i dont mean just skill of hand or acumulated practice im talking about that feeling that made us look into how its done in the first place .. and he is one of the few which just gave a great performance and i think you put it the best by saying ... "i would pay to see him perform"

[@knkn5049]

stories is short enough to put them on screen while reading

[@hovikabrahamian3801]

HE SWITCH TEAPOT , he switch it many times he did it perfectly , watch again .

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

Hes really not joking. He does it and its great!

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

I mean the fables. Jason reads them. It's great

[@devhill8166]

"Not even joking, this is something i do" -Jason 😂😂

[@JasonParkerMagic]

:)

[@6666Imperator]

as a german I like his classy viennese style/attitude

[@rundurlukegaming7844]

Liv ur vids man keep it up

[@chrispitts4208]

One note, some red wines like Beaujolais and Brachetto have white wine characteristics and people have tried to disprove sommeliers by coloring similar whites as reds leading the soms to guess the wrong wine. The average spectator might not know this so there is a risk of a spectator saying that this isn't a red wine.... but that's why red went first. The question asked was not, is that a red wine, it was is this wine?

[@theironman7492]

49K already! Last week they were 47K! Keep up the good work!!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

thanks! yeah we're almost there! in think either today or tomorrow we will hit 50k!

[@theironman7492]

Jason Parker you should do a giveaway on 100K!!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

the IronMan what should I give away? One of my extra Lamborghinis? Or perhaps something more down to earth like some really old, used-up socks? 🤔

[@theironman7492]

Jason Parker lol! I could use a Lamborghini and a pair of socks😂.

[@Hetsig]

take a look at eric mead's performance from 2017. truly mindblowing.

[@AlphaMachina]

I could immediately tell by the shadows in the base of it, but the teapot has a false bottom about halfway up where the water goes, ABOVE the spout, and then the wine is already in the bottom portion, having been poured in through the spout. The fluid in the bottom is on a spindle that spins when HE spins it. He acts like he's just rolling the wine around inside of the teapot, but no, he's selecting his next liquid.

[@bediako1]

We here😌🤷🏾‍♂️

[@johnpratt7519]

The switch that Penn mentioned was to warm the pot with some kind of heating element not a switch of pots.

[@Kaynos]

I didn't knew Linus was in magic.

[@sharonbroderick4048]

he should be in old movies like douglas fairbanks or john barrymore . perfect for the prisoner of zenda or sinbad the sailor

[@JasonParkerMagic]

yeah he does have a very dramatic appearance!

[@dragonshane]

I did noticed the clear liquid going into the glass but turning into "red" wine. Also, thought he could've switched the pot in mid act, when he went back to the little table and it was out of sight behind the table for a second. I agree with P&T, that it seemed like Sex on the Beach page was somewhat forced, as he quickly skipped a few pages past "Stop". But man, Wolfgang certainly has the appearance of a classic Magician. Give this guy a cape, top-hat and cane.

[@filmtajm35]

Yeah. Give the guy a cape, top hat and a cane and you have - Dracula.

[@coleeg69]

Welcome back to this channel about MAGGGGGGGICC! 😂

[@Joker_0o]

Pretty cool trick I like he did 4 or 5 liquids pretty fascinating trick I enjoyed it the multiple liquids. I assume there were three liquids hiding in the container and he had a way to change which liquid came out. I think your right about the coloring was in the glass so he got a two for one on the wine. sex on the beach I assume was a force. Coffee could have been instant coffee hot water he added at the start of the trick from his bottle. He poured the coffee out of the top of the container and not through the kettle so I think the kettle isn’t a functioning kettle it’s compartments just my thoughts

[@Uncle_Buzz]

8:25 - nope, the liquid isn't clear as it comes out of the kettle...it's pinkish. But it's also pinkish when he pours the white wine.

[@MDSF90]

I know the coffee cup trick is pretty easy with a false bottom with a sealed slit in it, that is near the top of the cup, and a thin layer of dark liquid (coffee, in this case) covering it. Take a sip, crush the cup, and when that happens, the slit in the false bottom opens enough that the liquid goes to the bottom of the cup and doesn’t seep out as he is sure to keep it upright. In case anyone was wondering how it’s done… lol

[@vickielawson3114]

That's not quite how it's done. You're somewhat close but with the real technique you can actually turn the cup upside-down fully before crushing it.

[@johnkean6852]

Aesop: Always trust your gut feelings in moments of danger even when mocked by your peers.🤔 Sometimes losing face is preferable to losing your head.🤔

[@notquitehuman7402]

Also, people always seem to wonder what others think of them, not realising how rarely they do think of them at all.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

I love getting this collective wisdom from all of you... sharing your thoughts about these things! It's very enjoyable fro me :)

[@johnkean6852]

@@JasonParkerMagic We love contributing. 😍🤩

[@PlatinumHaro]

I took as be careful not to step out of your weight case.

[@draakisback]

There is a point where he moves the tray on the little desk draw thing and the pot goes behind it for a moment (completely out of view), I believe this is where hes switching the pot out for another one. This is between when he pours the wines and beer. I believe the pot just has compartments and perhaps those have powders or liquid in them. The thing is the wine can't have alcohol in it if its just a powder; so the people on the stage would have to be convinced that it is alcoholic. The guy with the red wine does keep it for a bit and sip on it. I wonder if he realized it wasn't alcoholic. After he swaps the pot, its obvious that the books all contain sex on the beach and that that drink was forced. With the new pot, I suspect there is some kind of divider which he uses to pour out the sex on the beach (this time with alcohol since it needs to contain vodka). Then he gives it to the woman and it feels hot on top likely because the top contains the coffee and the bottom contains the sex on the beach. He also pours the coffee out using the lid rather then the spout probably because he can't pour it through the spout. The way he shakes the sugar, its obvious that there is less than it seems. I think when he pulls the cap off of the pot to pour the coffee, he takes it and replaces it with another one that is filled with the sugar. Its hard to tell because you can't really see what hes doing at this point. Notice when he takes off the cap for the sugar, his thumb is wrapping up the back of the pot. Its like hes holding something on the top of the pot. I think that its probably a small container that sits in the top of the pot and holds the sugar and it was a part of the 2nd lid that he switched out after pouring the coffee. When Penn says that there are multiple "magic containers" on the stage I believe hes referring to the two pots and the sugar container (There might have been a 3rd pot at some point). I think the two pots are designed differently from one another, the first one needs to look normal but can either hold small amounts of liquid or powder and the 2nd one can be as rigged as it needs to be. When we first see inside of the first pot, it looks like the bottom is higher up than it should be in that pot. I think there is a false bottom on the pot that allows him to choose which powder he wants to mix with the water. With the two wines, its just a matter of changing the color and with the beer, since hes the only one drinking it, it doesn't matter what it tastes like so long as it looks like beer.

[@NotTheLarryDavid]

Abeltensor I think he changes the different compartments by rotating the base. Notice how he places and moves his hand on some of the moves.

[@zelandakhniteblade5436]

You are rather missing the point with your alcohol comments. The water is contained in lid #1 and the wine is in the bottle. There is then a second lid to keep the water safe. The red wine and beer can be made easily via a chemical reaction with a substance within the glass. If you watch closely you can see that the liquid is colourless until it reaches the glass and not mixed in the pot itself. The "multiple magic containers" was serving notice that they spotted the jug switch. The sugar was most likely held in the lid although other possibilities do exist. The rest I think you already got.

[@Luper1billion]

Interesting fable, my mom told me a korean version of a similar story. It goes something like "when the puppy meets a tiger". I think the idea is to respect the unknown. Theme of humility, but specific as to why.

[@november6000]

Where will I find magic books?

[@thecursedumbreon6755]

this is a full assassin show case, from the cups to the pot

[@mr.khabat_green8212]

3. One leave a like for Jason parker 💓💓💓💓👌

[@PromasterHOF]

Promaster2018 HOF I did silly magic tricks when I was much younger, tear and restore, disappearing silk in my hand various different coin changing tricks, but My favorite one was clear water to colored water in different variations using white hankies and colored hankies. So as soon as I saw the tea pot I knew what was coming. He was and is excellent I loved his performance after seeing this teapot I wish I still had mine but alas I took a different road and left the magic behind.

[@paulmillr1]

Isn't this what Steve Cohen does in Chamber Magic show in NY?

[@N0MIKIK0NSTBABYDADDY]

My ninja from another sensei

[@maxinpains6937]

I want get that Vienna pot . LoL 😂

[@dimitarvezenkov4786]

Hello Jason, You can't mistake red wine for white wine just by having a different color. It is made out of different sorts of grapes which will taste differently. I don't think hes coloring it with chemicals, because getting the taste and smell right also would mean quite a few of those would have to be used on those poor presumably unsuspecting people. What I am thinking is maybe the tea pot is special, having different compartments containing the right liquid and having some sort of switch on the back or on top. Penn seem to think he improved it and doesn't have that, but that's all I can think of. Reminds me of a box of milk trick I watched on another talent show, but there he ripped the box open at the end so I am definately fooled by this cool trick.

[@noeramirez7575]

I saw this trick on a TV show about a magician going around looking at different tricks, it ended with the guy doing a bullet catch. I thought it was a tv edit thing, but maybe it wasn’t. Lol it was the same concept, people named different drinks and he would pour them out of a tea kettle.

[@sheikhrehan7441]

Is that a switch at 4:18 ?

[@talastra]

This is the comment I was looking for. Or the one above.

[@memleaks]

4:20 Is that a teapot switch? I thought you noticed that but seems you did't mention that afterward.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

yeah that's where I suspected it happened, but it was so smooth. I actually did talk about this in my commentary :)

[@johnnycalvino7490]

Penn mentioned the switch right at the end.

[@boihty402]

4:22 change is made!

[@rabbitshady499]

Can you please react to Apollo Robbins !! Please i wanna hear your thoughts about him :)

[@martintallinger]

I used to go Fox and Hound bar at university! :) we want some coin magic, Jason! preferably a retention vanish,please?

[@JasonParkerMagic]

im not very good at coin magic! hahah... I can do a French drop, lap a coin from a table convincingly... and kinda do a retention vanish, but mine is very blunt and not quite elegant like Eric Chien

[@martintallinger]

@@JasonParkerMagic noone is as elegant as eric chien..would still like a rentention vanish tutorial? 😁 a retention fable vanish???

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Martin Tallinger retention vanish... fable... 🤔 wow... it sounds interesting.... still trying to imagine what it might look like haha

[@martintallinger]

@@JasonParkerMagic if a book/phone/card can be in tenkai, then surely a fable would simple as? ;)

[@serchme54]

The only thing I saw was Wolfgang pulling a transparent thread from the lid of the teapot as he adjusted his sleeve in order to release the sugar. I assume that is why he is wearing all black to cover his thread pulls.

[@svensorensen7693]

The fable actually sounds a lot like twitter. People go chasing a lion (say something controversial in a smarmy way,) but then when it roars they run to the block button.

[@maliceinwonderland4079]

Hi! I'm an avid watcher of your videos all the way from the Philippines, and also a non-magician. Can you tell me what you meant when you said "Jedi Powers"? Thanks in advance. 😁

[@JackMilde]

Jedis use "the force". In magic, there's a very similar concept.

[@orcite]

i need that kettle

[@MrTiton536]

It is modern technology. They have powdered alcohol it’s not very tricky but cool

[@Mulukkis]

10:24 Allison: "P and T..." Me: he didn't turn water into those though.

[@MDSF90]

Not sure Penn meant that the tea pot was swapped by saying it wasn’t the only magical container. I would bet that he meant the glasses used were the other magical containers. I’m pretty sure he used the same pot.

[@baganatube]

He swapped pots at 4:18.

[@MDSF90]

Bagana no, he didn’t. Fingers never opened up. Couldn’t have made a switch. It would’ve been a more exaggerated move as he would’ve had to open his fingers and move his hand to the right or left to grab another pot. He wouldn’t put a pot on that side open to the volunteers on his left. Same pot the entire time.

[@xdragon2k]

The Hound misconstrue a running lion as a "lesser game". That's why he was giving chase. But as soon as he realize that was a game that can fight back, he ran away. The hound is basically a bully. Bully only pick on easy prey. But as soon as one fights back, they will run away.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

aha good point. the hound just thought it was a lesser game. I was somehow reading it in the narrator's voice instead of the dog's thoughts. and great comparison to a bully! :)

[@ddalley1965]

I can't believe you didn't see the tea pot switch. He did it when he set the pot down and grabbed the books

[@KL-sk7kk]

The crazy thing is that liquid came out from the pod was water then enter the glass turn to wine that is crazy.

[@Mag1c4lyfe]

Wine in a TEA POT? Interesting 🤔 But cool trick lol.

[@cinemar]

Re your point on red vs white wine taste, John Cleese did a documentary on wine tasting and blindfolded a party of people and no one could tell the difference between white and red wine. And these were wine drinkers all.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

hahaha.... funny.... thanks for sharing. (20 minutes later.) THANKS... now I'm watching this John Cleese - Wine For The Confused Food Network documentary instead of doing work! It's very good. Thanks for sharing this with me... I'm even learning something about wine!

[@cinemar]

@@JasonParkerMagic Happy to help. Everyone I've told refuses to believe me that people can fooled so easily. Maybe there should be a 'Fool Us' series for so called gourmets :)

[@mbjargvide]

About the fable: it said the hound was used to lesser game, not that the lion *was* lesser game. As in, the hound had never seen a lion before. Also, I think part the moral is the fact that the fox sitting on the sideline mocking the hound for picking on someone stronger, but in doing so he's actually doing the same thing.

[@HelloItsJacob]

I liked the part where he called the Bible a 2000 year old magic book.

[@rabbitshady499]

Am an atheist so i really loled at that ..cos it's all it is actually.

[@incollectio]

Or, alternatively, he could have been referring to an actual trick: Look up Hero of Alexandria, circa 1st century CE, water to wine jug.

[@jerk5959]

I laughed so hard a dropped my fedora.

[@jo4tw123]

I suggest you can also check out the same (probably much better) performance by a Taiwanese magician Lu Chen. He had done this trick on the Spring Festival Evening of China. I think he is the guy that you can do your reaction video on. Perhaps you are not aware that Lu Chen was one of the greatest magicians in Asia or even in the world.

[@cuneytkuzu2071]

HE CANCH THE TEA BOTTEL..🤣

[@anthonynewzealand264]

The wine glasses weren't empty.

[@JoeScottish]

He switches tea pots at 4:22

[@duaneayers6117]

At the frames at (TS) 6:31 you will see where he is putting the sugar into pot

[@tsotros74]

Didn’t read all comments but ... Let’s say first trick is giving her water, 10%of bottle, Next poor wine into teapot Poor white wine onto chemical, poor regular wine into glass Poor wine onto chemicals to look like beer, 420 switch pots, poor sex on beach, raise handle to activate heat poor coffee from top Sugar in lid fold handle down to release

[@AtlantaTerry]

The word you are so badly seeking is "pour".

[@green-zone36]

Poor people, pour people. Did you understand? Don't get hanged up on a miss spelled word. We don't kare.

[@superhunk1989]

When I watched your first video and when you said "Jedi Power" I had no idea what you were talking about. Now I can understand your code. By the way, this is a very simple trick. I will tell you the secret of the magical teapot. 2:34 This is optical illusion. You actually don't see the real bottom of the teapot. At the bottom there are compartments that contain red wine, white wine and beer. It's like when a magician shows you an empty card deck box that actually contains a deck of cards in the bottom (optical illusion).

[@maximem.ste-marie3578]

I know that.. the other problem I can'T see is.. there is insane amount of liquid compared to what the teapot is suppsed to hold.

[@itaialter]

That's a cool way of doing it, but in his performance the water came out clear from the tea-pot and turned red/white/beer only after hitting the glass.

[@superhunk1989]

itai alter. I think the background made the liquid like water. When Wolfgang Moser poured the red wine I saw red liquid. He also asked the contestants to check out the glasses (no powder and no chemicals).

[@superhunk1989]

Maxime M.Ste-Marie. An object with the size 10 cm x 10 cm x 10 cm contains 1 litre water. The teapot is larger than 10 cm x 10 cm x 10 cm, but it can't get 0.5 litre water (watch 2:18 - 2:43). So, the teapot must have hidden spaces (between the real bottom and the fake bottom).

[@superhunk1989]

itai alter. It's possible that the beer glass contained powder/chemicals, because the contestants didn't check the beer glass.

[@coleeg69]

Underrated reactor youtuber about MACGGGIC! ❤

[@bonnome2]

3:40 they tested it on wine experts. They decolourized the white wine. The wine experts did not discover that. So you probably would not be able to come up with the idea that it is actually discolored white wine

[@sirlaugholot]

Good comentary