LEARN AMAZING MENTALISM Trick with CANDY! How to do EASY Mind-Reading! Tutorial by SpideyHypnosis

[@mymagicmind3196]

I have created my own KZbin channel about magic today and I owe it all to you! Thanks for this tutorial - I was flabbergasted!

[@ananthu659]

13:01 that was so good !!!!!!! Perfect

[@p-smitty9791]

I love the card addition it adds an element of unpredictability. To the spectator it could be any card any number of movements, it's less controlled by the magician. I think if I would have saw the trick with your card variant it may have stumbled me for a second on how it was done. I am one of those analytical people you talk about and figured this out quick with the original version. Great stuff Spidey keep them coming I love your tutorials and the knowledge you provide.

[@crepmaster]

I learned it directly from Benzi in Quebec City and I performed it in almost all my virtual shows with great success. May the magic STAY with Benzi!

[@josephohaver9218]

you are an incredibly likable, humble, talented guy. thanks!

[@CreamySpoon]

The candy version is fun, but I'd only use it on children as I think most adults would figure it out. Your version is far more professional that requires skill and adds an element of randomness (though fake) to the illusion. Well done.

[@RichardDominguezTheMagicIsReal]

Whether an effect appeals to children or adults never relies on the effect but on the performance. I have seen some of the legends (I don't mean recent magicians) perform effects you ould only perform for children and watched them WOW an audience of adult spectators. It's never in the equipment, it'salways in the performance (that's what she said, LOL). No disrespect intended just wanted to state another pointof view.

[@randomgamez5521]

Even children will figure this out around 10% of the time

[@pixi2k901]

@@RichardDominguezTheMagicIsReal then the performance shown here was pretty bad? No disrespect, but it's very obvious.

[@RiteeshXlive]

Quick tip... You can remember those numbers like this 4-1=3 Why 4? It's 2times 2 Why 2 because your force object is on 2 Hope it's helpful 🥰

[@devduttputhalath5002]

Nice

[@RiteeshXlive]

@@devduttputhalath5002 thx

[@setscet]

Since the last one is an odd number, you can alternate the deck even and odd cards, and when they stop peek the bottom and decide if that should be their card or the one on the top of the stack.

[@bjsongster9784]

Hi Spidey, Your version definitely adds a big “mystery”! I think most people who do magic will suspect, It always ends up being the same color, especially since you can do it only once to the same person BUT that “pick a card” really brings the trick up to a whole new level! There’s nothing like a good “force” to throw you off, lol! Great “add-on” Spidey! Your friend, Barry

[@lukaslane4522]

I learned this with using a line of people, holding a paper ball. And with my back turned, telling who had it

[@SpideyHypnosis]

That’s awesome.

[@jennhoff03]

Ohhhh, that's a great idea! I have a family reunion next week and we're all supposed to do a magic trick. That would be perfect!

[@lukaslane4522]

@@jennhoff03 thanks! I actually got it from Corinda 13 steps to mentalism hope Spidey doesn't mind me saying. Great book. It works even better if you know the line up before hand and can have that wadded up paper have their name on it

[@jennhoff03]

@@lukaslane4522 Awesome!!! Definitely doing that! Ima hop back on and let you know how it goes. 😁

[@lukaslane4522]

@@jennhoff03 that would be awesome lol let me know

[@frajudo]

I own a weighted die, lands always on a 3^^ Great Trick, and a good Video spidy!

[@countryballplOMG]

Easy and effective trick. I think when I'll be doing this trick I will ask people for their favourite color and they stop on that color.I might also do it with playing cards where the card is picked and found. Anyway the trick is really nice.I'm gonna have to try it out. Thanks for a tutorial, Spidey.❤️

[@younesmohssen8158]

@@ryannoble2003 lol

[@meher6726]

Finalyyy 🎉🎉❤️ Thanks spidey for such great tutorial ❤️

[@keanesmith5682]

I want to SPAM THE LIKE BUTTON!!! THAT WAS SO AWESOME!!!

[@fraukeschwarz191]

Will try this straight away with my kids...I'll let them eat the candy. Sure they will love this one!

[@fraukeschwarz191]

...they loved it :)

[@namankhanna9888]

Man’s back with another crazy tutorial. This is gold to be here 😭🙏❤️

[@jerryRp90x]

Thanks, I look up this video to study this and have followed them on instagram. They gave good advice on book references. I use this with "think of", rather than "point to" to have them really focus on the color to send it to me.

[@mukundmetta5113]

This trick felt so damn amazing to me, the first time I saw it on that Livestream!! Now, whenever i open a bag of candy, the first thing I do is practice(or revise) this trick and then only eat the candy! So Good! 🙏

[@scottclark3761]

First time I have seen it. I did catch the math angle on first seeing. Someone who likes math and logic puzzles will likely catch on. But for most folks, yeah...pretty cool. The card force would make it more effective. Especially if you did it again and forced a different odd number the second time. Someone always wants to see it again to see if they can figure it out, right? But pretty cool, overall.

[@AZ-jd5cr]

There’s nothing to catch. Maybe if he removed one of the middles pieces then it would be more “magical”

[@sreerajpromod5058]

OMG THIS IS INSANELY EASY AND MIND BLOWING, DEFINITELY GONNA COME UP WITH VARIATIONS 😤

[@chetcieliesz]

Very nice trick and love the use of candy for this puzzle. Who doesn't love candy.

[@juanmoralesvideo]

I think I will use your variation. I like the original, it's nice and fun but I think it's kind of easy to figure out the explanation.

[@RadhaVallabh108-k8t]

Thanks for this trick😊😊

[@brandthenderson9787]

Spidey! Just wanted to say that I downloaded your lecture at the table and that 10 card trick you teach is just brilliant! Thanks for this tutorial as well. Happy Sunday everyone!

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Thanks! It’s one of my favorites too 😊 glad you liked it

[@magicsantos2681]

Verry good trick Spidey!👏 👌👍😉

[@cetx]

The addition of the card force is great. I'm a fairly analytical person, so the trick fell flat for me but I think the card force is perfect to introduce perceived randomness.

[@adamkirk6787]

Love the card force! Fantastic idea. Great way to cover the math. Genius!

[@RadhaVallabh108-k8t]

Awesome Magic Trick🔥🔥

[@amitdas6290]

Adding the card force will more effective.... Excellent trick

[@Bluhbear]

To make it more interesting, you can allow people to start in any of three starting places: either end, or the middle. They can start in different places, and not tell you which, and I'm pretty sure it _should_ still work. You just have to remember to make up for the explanatory move that no longer happens, so you'll be doing an odd number of moves every time, and you'll have to be sure they know the rules without the handy tutorial. I'm still worried that it's a bit too easy to figure out for adults, though. Would more easily fool kids, but I feel it might be difficult to get them to understand and comply with the rules. 🤔

[@Legend-wx6ly]

This is gonna step up my magic to a whole new level

[@roshanponcha5039]

wow!! i will use these tricks alot

[@RichardDominguezTheMagicIsReal]

Aparrt from your variation Spidey, Max Maven has been doing this same effect for his whole career (almost), granted he didn't use candy but it's still the same effect and he used 12 items making it much more mysterious

[@KingO.K]

10:08 "Im gonna turn away so you can't see." LOL

[@ptrichie71]

I'll use your card force tweak, granted having watched countless of tutorials I expected it to revolve around mathematics but your card tweak takes that aware from anyone unless they too are into card forces! Cracking vid Spidey hope you're well 👍🏼

[@jjtimmins1203]

I definitely will use the variation

[@quentinleverich]

Just found your channel yesterday. I love it!!!! Well done.

[@quentinleverich]

Were you on Masters of illusions? My buddy produces that show

[@zackspectre2637]

Hell yeahhhh more magic video

[@themistnfog]

As a variation (to make them think they have more control over the outcome), before I tell them a number of times to move, I ask "do you want me to give you a number greater than or less than 10" . Regardless of their answer, I can choose the type of number I need (even or odd).

[@weskeenan6737]

Beautiful use of the Kane Varient.

[@grotgrusson5124]

Thanks Spidey. That card force spiced up this allready awesome trick even a notch futher =)

[@funwithshay5945]

Thanks for bringing it up again more people should be exposed to this trick

[@pomonoli]

I have a fun idea, it's a game of MAGIC. Just like a game of SKATE, 2 magician friends would compete where the first one would perform a card trick, then the second one would immediately have to perform the same effect (other method allowed), so the challenge is to be creative and quickly figure out any way to copy the effect you just saw, if you fail, you get a letter, the first one to get the word M.A.G.I.C. loses.

[@liamburke2373]

Can we all agree that this is one of spidey s best tutorials

[@RaghavGuptaTrickery]

Thumbnail of this video looks so good!

[@blackbeardmagic3185]

Simple yet deceptive!

[@shivamkumartiwari8803]

The variation makes it insane

[@גבריאלמורדוכייב]

First!!! Awsomeee 🥰, thank youu. The card force i will use it

[@DenvorP]

You can also do it with unside down cards where the card on the orange candy space is a chosen card by the pectator.

[@RobertBallMagician]

This is a fantastic effect👍👍😊😊

[@karmrao7]

DUDE this was amaziiinnnngggg

[@shivamkumartiwari8803]

I just love your trick videos Spidy♥️

[@shivamkumartiwari8803]

It worked with me♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@dhruvsharma7868]

Wow! The trick is just a play of numbers and with proper presentation it looks super amazing 🤩 and mind blowing 🤯. I would like to do some calculations (😜just some odd even number trials )and prepare a second set of numbers like 4,1,3 because if I perform this trick a second time the audience I have( that's my family 😁) analysis my each routine very carefully to know how I do it. So better be careful 😬. Especially the use of deck , I love it it's an awesome misdirection 😃. Thank you Mr. Spidey for sharing an amazing routine.

[@stevendouglas8020]

Dude!!!! I did this routine virtually (2 days ago) at the end of a TEAMs meeting and at a "After 5" work event in arestaurant. It killed!! I used the M&Ms and the forced card but with a slight twist of my own. It was so cool to see the responses. Going to do this for some kids at a picnic on Sunday as well except with water balloons . Thanks for sharing this Spidey :-) !!!!!

[@delonweird6500]

GENIUS 😻Spidey u r the best 💙

[@poetrycinema4232]

Well Your card idea is great But I won't use it for some reasons 1) Don't want to mess an amazing trick because of an error in cards 2) I believe simple and clean it effective 3) This force card trick I use it many tricks, I don't want them get familiar with my techniques. Like my brother I always show him tricks and he figured out that I was manipulating it. So sorry, though your idea is great I will like to keep it simple and it's kind of anywhere trick so cards kind of restrict that. Still I love you Spidey and your tricks and your suberb ideas

[@PhilippBoettcher]

I think, if I did it for one person, I would go for a bold finale. For the last movement I would give free choice of moving up to five times. Allowing for three ideal endings the odds would be stacked in my favor. If the participant chooses 2 or 4, I would suggest to move one more „for luck“, which would again lead to an ideal ending. If the participant stays with the even number I would use the liar‘s principle to figure out, where she ended up.

[@worshiphismajesty4235]

This trick Blew me away... WOW... Spidey I follow Many Tutorial Videos but you have the most serious Stuffs in your channel than any other.. I just it. Wondering do you virtual shows too ?

[@jessicastephens4714]

OMG GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@yewking3522]

I didn't have any event but I performed it to my friends it was really effective!!!

[@name.891]

Love it ❤100% using this method in my routine

[@jimruhl7481]

I like the force car ending and will use it

[@Nico2718_]

Very nice! Btw, I already knew this trick, but the presentation was totally different: you take 5 spectators, you put them in a row and you hand to the second one a ring or something small like that, and you go on from there; also I think the version I know is more "mentalistic" because in order to eliminate spectators you ask them a question and they have to answer with the truth if they have the ring and false if they don't, and you pretend to feel when they're lying. I feel this way the trick is more "magical", the only problem is that it could happen that spectators intentionally don't follow the rules when answering (so they tell the truth when they don't have the ring and viceversa), so the trick still works but they understand that it clearly doesn't have anything to do with mind reading...

[@cjgarrett101]

I perform a version with an orange 🍊 and a group, with them passing the orange amongst themselves. A card is first chosen from the deck, the card is stashed safely away, the orange is passed, the card becomes a prediction of who has the orange, then the card is revealed to be inside the fruit

[@storiesfromthedarkness3631]

You are the best channel

[@MrShihan13]

Great trick.

[@ananthu659]

I am gonna do this trick with pieces of paper with words written on them

[@garybartnik1509]

I often use patter as misdirection and in place of manipulation whenever possible.This effect is very similar to one in a Karl Fulves book, but the one in your video is excellent!!!.⚡💎⚡✌

[@SocialSciencewithKan]

Hek yaaaaa😀😀😀...love it

[@amnafatima163]

so excited to perform it :)

[@PhilSmith94420]

I'm gonna learn it.

[@bambulkomccloud3983]

This is a great trick, in particular for kids. They can eat the candy :-) Some sort of randomization is needed for adults, but I think the card force for the 3 at the end just comes out of he blue and is not connected to the rest of the trick. So you should have some kind of force for each of the numbers. For the first one, I would ask people to think of any animal, and then let them move as many times as the animal has legs. That works with any animal (just hope they don't pick centipede), unless they pick their uncles poor old dog who got run over by a car and had a leg amputated. Even if they pick a worm with zero legs, it still works. Then maybe a card force for the 1, and yet another thing (with only odd outcomes) for the last. Smart-ass mode on: The rainbow has a different order :-) Smart-ass mode off.

[@ishaan8373]

That was very smart.... ❤️

[@linuka8768]

Hey spidey.I ve been learning mentalism for while now and I have 2 question to ask from you, 1. Is it ok to use card in mentalism ? 2.When you say you are a mind reader to somebody they will imedietly say Then read my mind, What to do say when that happens.?

[@ashnas2258]

Yea you can use cards in Mentalism. If someone asks to read their mind perform I like to perform a card effect. I have a spectator think of a card then pull it out of the pack. Then I “lose it in the middle” but really control it to the top. I do a card peak so I know what their card is. There are many different card peaks so you can look on KZbin. I believe Spidey has some on his channel. Then cut the deck so their card is actually in the middle and have the spectator shuffle the cards. You can say something like “if you want you can even shuffle the deck”. Then you can reveal their card after they shuffle however you want. I like to do it slowly first reveal the color then suit then value. You can also go through the pack and pull it out and show u have got out their thought of card. It’s a cool and easy impromptu effect. Hope this helps!

[@ashnas2258]

You can also be creative and come up with your own card reveal!

[@linuka8768]

@@ashnas2258 Thanks dude.Thanks for this advice .I agree doing a peek and then revealing the card is a really strong and good effect . But I think if I use cards during mentalism spectator will think its a trick instead of mind reading . What do you think about that.

[@linuka8768]

@@shreyanschugh4952 yeah thats right bro.I think I should work on my presentation . 👍👍

[@festingeorge8476]

Yes... And I think you should atleast be able to do the basic forces,switches and changes... because some of the best tricks in mentalism are card tricks... And one advice I learnt was... When you are presenting your self as a mentalist it is generally a good idea to be a bit clumsy with the cards...and the spectators shouldn't know that you are good with cards.😊

[@Mardigrasman23]

So simple bet yet insane man

[@chris220387]

Thanks, Spidey! I think I saw a version of this force on TV when I was a kid (not with candy though, but with five objects or five cards...I can't remember 😛). It was Max Maven performing and I remember trying to reverse engineer it just by getting people to do exactly what he asked his audience to do 😉

[@ethanstelzer4950]

When’s your next stream because I really want to show you a trick

[@robertmarkhaas]

If you're going to do a card force at the end,, why not turn it into a mind reading card trick? Instead of candy, you can deal five random cards on the table. If you're unable to remember five random cards, and their order, I do not think it would take away from the trick at all, if instead of random cards you can deal ace thru five Also, after they have moved four times, since it works with any even number, you can ask them, "do you want to to keep moving?' If they do, ask them "one time or two?"" As many times they say two, they just keep going. If they say 'one,' after that move, that's when you do the card force wirh the three.

[@nikhiljames982]

Hi nice magic trick put more vids about mentalist I liked those vids

[@ArtisticYt]

THIS MAGIC TRICK IS VERY SWEET

[@darrenhadden1037]

I would instead of forcing the 3 in the whole deck fan several odd numbered cards and have them pick one. Seems more fair I guess. Good trick 👍

[@monster56619]

I remembered seeing this same trick years ago on Quirkology's channel with the haunted baby doll. At least this version is less creepier to perform with and more delicious to consume when the trick is done!

[@anoushkaanwesha2759]

Awesome what I did is I also forced the 4 the ace and the 3

[@cart6069]

Nice … I think I saw a similar piece the first time done by Banachek with (boring) envelopes and with switching them, the handling with moving just from one object to the other is more simple … the addition with the card is adding an additional layer which is nice (and if you don’t have a deck of card at hand can be adapted I.e. by mentally forcing any odd number, by using a mental die etc) …

[@slayer_bg4898]

Hi sir I am your big fan

[@cyberiad]

If I'm in your audience I can't lose. I can be both enlightened and entertained; but I know I'll get at least one if not both.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

🤗

[@darrenhadden1037]

Good trick! I havent seen any new videos in a long time??? Im assuming its over?

[@kshtiz5834]

We can also use 4, Ace(as 1) and 3 number cards and force them into the trick, This way audience will never think that you are using Math into your trick and they will be totally amazed by this

[@jamesweigand4212]

YEAH!

[@wthwyt2562]

Very nice :)

[@souparnabasu7580]

Great video..Spidey ... but i really miss the live streams....

[@krishu_s_]

Cool 😎

[@jaredraitzyk5487]

I love this, my only concern is that if you do for a large group everyone will land on the same object, making the method sort of obvious in the sense that it’s mathematical. It’s still a great effect, it just might not work for many people in the same room?

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Nooooo. That’s the whole point, you’re overthinking it. To a lay audience the fact that everyone made different choices but they all ended up in the same place is amazing

[@festingeorge8476]

Well...before you begin the trick..you could just explain them how free will is just an illusion...like how as a mentalist you could control everyone one of your audiences freewill... Or you could say freewill doesn't exist and how every random choice we make is not actually random but only perceived as random... And then when you control every ones choice to the same object, your statements are justified and every one is amazed.

[@jaredraitzyk5487]

@@SpideyHypnosis True. Sometimes it’s hard to think like a layperson🙂

[@EmbraceTerror]

@@festingeorge8476 Wow! Clevee

[@bearnamedbob7711]

I did my first one going back and forth with orange and yellow and won (that was the first one I ever did) and I won, there is also ways of getting on the blue and green skittles.😆

[@dawnhardin6868]

Heyy I remember this one! I think? Soo I've been through a half a pack of m&ms and still don't know the trick🤦 Idk how you keep convincing me that I can actually learn magic😋 maybe I'll try again when I don't have acrylics it's almost impossible to handle cards like this😅 I like what you added though! heyy I really like your hair cut too! It looks really good like that☺️ thanks for this Spidey🥰

[@michaelworsham2724]

Comments: (1) I think you need to use more objects than just 5. (2) I think at least one of the move sequences should be larger than 4 moves, which was the largest number used in this demo IIRC. (3) Over Zoom, if the performer is watching everyone over Zoom, moving their fingers across their screens, the performer could see their movements and conceivably figure out their moves. The idea of forcing the number of moves with a deck of cards could be helpful misdirection.

[@kimloantranthi6335]

When will u ỏganize the GA, Spidey ?

[@manitsony6703]

Ok I was wondering we already know it is the second? From the beginning? What’s the point of letting them move until it is back on the second? Thanks

[@ajaysingh-zk3vb]

Request you to kindly post some videos on how to do hypnosis want to learn from you sir you are my role model love from India 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Get my video “induction” it’s available as a digital download. I teach everything you need to know about hypnosis in there.