Magician REACTS to D.K elegant SHADOW MAGIC on Penn and Teller FOOL US 2020

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Magician reacts to D.K 2020 performing several close-up sleight of hand magic tricks for Penn and Teller on their show Penn & Teller Fool Us 2020. D.K is a South Korean magician, and here he performs creative magic effects with shadow and light. Some of the best magic I've ever seen. Very skillful. This video shows the reaction of someone familiar with magic so you can see how someone in this field feels about the performance! This is Fool Us Season 7 2020.
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[@ljfinger]

I didn't find it particularly fooling and could follow most of it, but I agree with P&T - really beautiful and entertaining performance.

[@ljfinger]

@Love it when they Call me Big Papa Actually, no. I don't usually follow these, at least on the first time through, but this one didn't seem too had to follow for me for some reason. But it was a great and creative performance.

[@gaspode8]

The part where the ball falls through the black „hole“ in the table is insane.

[@adarsh.b3047]

It was beautiful clean performance i truely enjoyed it.....and i guess probably teller will know how its done ..... because of his experience in shadow Magic...but still the part where he turns the powder into the ball in his hand is insane i watched it in slow motion.... still couldn't figure it out....great job by DK

[@charlesfrancavilla6215]

- It is nice when you treat us to a magic trick. I have to say, great performance! By all means, add tricks when you have one that is ready to share. - I was also cracking up to all of your intro jokes, where my wife had to ask, "What are you watching". I didn't know you were so funny. - I also was stumped on why D.K was wowing the audience at the beginning, with non-magical stuff (Or was it just that we didn't think it was difficult at all? Maybe he had a brilliant plan of making the the tricks so easy at the beginning, and then ratcheting it up when my guard was down). - BTW, I try to remember to let the commercials play through, to throw a few pennies your way. 1) D.K's performance was beautiful, which caused me not to put too much energy in trying to figure out each trick, seeing it only once. I think he is going to do well! Very artistic and humble. When one trick gets by me, I refocus. (OK, a couple passed by me, due to my inattention): - I caught the palmed ball golf, that he threw from the right hand to the left hand. I caught the black circle that he pushed through the hole with the one ball, putted a second on into the hole, and then recovered the hole. I noticed the right hand flipping a switch, and I think a spring loaded clear plastic circle flipped out of the glass to give the illusion that something fell into the glass. I also noticed the golf ball immediately changing shape (dissolving) when he plopped it into the water, before making it "disappear". 2) OK 3) It was a nice story. I probably view half of them. - I think it was really cool that Shawn Farquhar commented to your upload of his performance (yesterday?). He was definitely flattered by your commentary. He is just awesome! I think I was lucky and caught his slight of hand, before the camera angle changed at the most inconvenient time. I wish Fool Us didn't do that, but I can understand the logic (at least if they leave a little video in, for us to catch).

[@DK-mp7qr]

Hi. Thanks for enjoying my act. And good reaction😁👍🏻 Of course, it would have been better if I had won a trophy, but my purpose was not gat a trophy I just show my act to many people😊

[@unfies]

I loved it all

[@hhmbcs]

You are very veeery good! I was amased by the routine!

[@MuratIsgoren]

It was perfect, I thought I was watching a Eric Chen performance :)

[@aaronallgrunn7845]

Started off feeling weak then you relentlessly blew minds. Joy.

[@roesler]

It was amazing! Incredible Job, DK!

[@tk20channel]

I thought nobody could impress me as much as Shin Lim. This guy is right up there with him.

[@nathanielweathers822]

So is Eric

[@chialor1945]

You could tell that his humility and humbleness got the respect from Penn and Teller. Honestly at this point, millions of people have seen him. He'll get plenty of bookings.

[@liamwescott9264]

I for one was totally blown away by this guy's act. He pulled it off masterfully. The one thing I really appreciate as a viewer of Fool Us is how Penn is always able to find something good (or sometimes several things) good about a magician's performance on the show. Even when the magician does not fool them, Penn is always able to say "you did this move very smoothly" or "we've never seen Technique X combined with Technique Z and elements of Technique A used so beautifully" or whatever. Especially for young magicians coming up, getting their careers started, etc., I am sure it is very intimidating to perform magic in front of two of the best magicians in the business, but Penn Always seems to be able to find the good points in their performance and comment positively on those points. Anyway, love your channel, love hearing your reactions to the performances, and definitely would love to see more of your magic tricks at the front end of your videos. Keep up the good work!

[@strechsanchez]

"Some left over cocaine from last night's party" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@chialor1945]

Drift King left Too Fast Too Furious and drifted his way to Penn and Teller. That was great "sliding".

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

That is a great comment

[@davidandrewthomas]

Donkey Kong looks way different than he used to!

[@lalafirdous5717]

3:18"Got some leftover cocaine from last night's party"😂😂😂

[@adriankalitka3762]

There's never any left at my parties 👃❄

[@alfreddaniel1994]

4:30 the party face.😀

[@lalafirdous5717]

At 8:10 he has the ball in his right hand in his palm and keeps it there, and when he picks up the powder thing, he throws the ball into his left hand

[@swolejszo]

Really liked your trick at the start and would love to see more!

[@swolejszo]

Just finished watching the act which was great. Now this is how you do cup and balls.

[@simonloh1855]

Jason Parker should go on Penn & Teller's FOOL US... ;)

[@mikemclenison8200]

The ball rolling into the black hole was amazing. If it was a mechanical area, I can surmise how it might of been done. The invisible ball plopping into the water was another highlight for me.

[@exequielpunzalan5098]

Look at his hands at 7:33

[@peterpike]

I think I know how the ball went in the hole (it was part of the mechanical aspect Penn referred to), and also how the ball throwing trick worked. So I don't think it was necessarily "fooling", but it was freaking AWESOME. I'd have given him the trophy just for awesomeness. But again, I think since I have some ideas how it could be done, it's way more likely Penn and Teller do.

[@caseyfaceirwin]

Does anyone else instantly fall completely in love with sweet humble hyper skilled guys who just do their best to speak a language they haven’t mastered? Like he was so skilled and beautiful but when he was talking to Alison and Penn I was SMITTEN

[@notthere83]

Definitely one of the most beautiful acts on the show in a while. Can't really pick a favorite moment but when he first vanishes the ball, like you said - can't see a thing, so that's very enjoyable. But also when the "invisible" ball lands in the water - while I think I saw him load something quite a while before, I still couldn't actually see anything and it's an awesome effect.

[@Jungbeck]

I almost cried. It was such a powerful act. It resonated with me on a level i didn’t expect. One of my favorite acts on p&t

[@tk20channel]

I absolutely love the new short magic tricks at the start. Please keep doing them. The one in this video looked awesome and makes me want to learn how to do it. I don't do much magic so I'm less likely to catch something, but it looked real smooth and clean. Thanks Jason.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Thanks! Check out my Patreon if you wanna learn it! www.patreon.com/JasonParker There are a lot of places this can be learned, books, videos... but I try to make my video teaching REALLY effective and easy to follow. I think that's how I can differentiate myself, and a value I can provide. Plus, you hit 2 birds with one stone by joining.... because (1) you learn from all my magic tutorials I have posted on there, and at the same time (2) you're helping support me to continue making this YT channel my full time job! 😃 In addition... just send me a message in the Patreon group if you have ANY trouble with the tutorial... and I will gladly make a follow-up video to help explain. 😊👍🏻 AND.... MOST IMPORTANTLY..... thanks for your nice comment. :)

[@Acaykath]

@@JasonParkerMagic I wonder how many videos you could do with a trick at the beginning before you ran out of tricks and had to start doing repeats.

[@daveedmunds4609]

There's no such thing as left-over cocaine.

[@mike_ely]

I came here to write this same comment. Word for word 😂

[@mike_ely]

T hddh *You’re... sorry man. Had to do it.

[@revive_jah]

his cocaine joke cane outta nowhere and i spat out my water

[@jackbandit2114]

Damn, beat me to it.

[@VocabThePoet]

Lmao

[@maninmocian]

Couldn't help but slip a "wtf?!?" When he rolled the ball into the "hole"

[@wimpow]

That is one thing that surprises me by Penn & Teller, and that is why I love the show. I am basically always fooled, but some tricks look simple and I think they won´t get fooled. And they get fooled. Some other tricks are incredible, like this guy, and they don´t get fooled. Mind blow.

[@vikingeatchicken571]

I say wow! This trick saves the magic that slowly fade away from me.

[@rjkral]

Pure artistry. Brilliant and beautiful. Well done D.K Hope we see much much more of you!

[@Driond11]

Awesome reaction video Jason, I enjoyed it a lot. I've only started watching your videos a few days ago, and all I can say is: you ROCK! Also what an astonishing and beautiful performance from DK. Just WOW!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Awesome thank you!

[@maartenarnou]

I agree with Jason, D.K deserved the trophy.

[@barbarapape3638]

One of the best acts i have ever seen on the fool us show!! Very impressive!!

[@Precisionetica]

That whole act has a “dreamlike” quality. Bravo!

[@SirRelith]

When he grabs the ball out of the cup of water at 6:45 it looks like he's using his left hand to flip a lever or something. My guess is that this flips up a little compartment that is covered in black fabric, right behind the cup. Which he scoops the ball into. You can hear a light thud and clunk as the ball drops in. Wow! What a cool idea and such graceful execution! I love it. :)

[@glennmorganfan9411]

That was GORGEOUS!!! I loved the hole in the table trick AND the growing glass trick.

[@kalvinhepple5975]

D.K.!Wow!Astonishing!Beautiful act!

[@AlexLemberg]

I supposed people applauded the first reveal of the ball in the cup because it was a beautiful scene. Applauding the beauty. Now THAT is true magic! Get people to applaud when not even doing anything magic. That's magic.

[@bricelory9534]

One of the most beautiful performances on this show....really impressive! Even if it isn't a fooling act, using the techniques with such a beautiful story is what all Magicians should strive for. Really gorgeous.

[@Travel_Videos]

I always look forward to your intro when you say "About magic" and your little video effect.

[@teppec]

This guys act is the kind of act they should hire to put in their show anyway. It was gorgeous and entertaining and you are right, it was a work of art.

[@DanasAnis]

Watching Penn&Teller as well as Jason's reaction videos I learned to see alot more than just magic. The interesting part, noticing the opportunities where and how things might have happened makes it even more exciting, it's like enjoying magic and be amazed by the techniques and skills that made it possible. Beautiful performance and creative use of amazing skills!

[@CharlesK441]

This was one of the best I've seen for a long time. Perfect. Awesome. Winner 🏆 🏆 🏆

[@getawaydance]

Wow what an amazing performance. Not a magic trick but a beautiful performance. The magic was the performance itself.

[@RaptureReady2025]

“Why are people applauding for that?” Because Jason, it’s a BALL IN A CUP!! A BALL.IN.A.CUP!!! It’s a damn BALL!! Omg how did he pull a BALL from a CUP? Seriously though, I appreciate the “little points” bc I was thinking the same thing “why the hell are people applauding when the ball was obviously sitting in the cup the whole time?” Keep up the great work. I loved your 4 cards 4 coin trick too. 😀

[@crookedflush1]

This is a truly amazing act. One of the best on Penn and Teller.

[@zach6960]

probably one of the best performances on Penn and Teller fool us.

[@rentenjou]

Loved your trick in the beginning. I learned how to flick cards from your tutorial, so love seeing when you do magic. And really liked D.K's performance. My favorite part was the invisible ball in the water. He's like the Shin Lim of shadows.

[@dalesenior7255]

Such a beautiful piece of magic.....wow

[@philgallagher1]

This guy is a real life Wile-e-Coyote! Painting a tunnel on a rock and the Road-Runner goes straight through it!!

[@ryangueret9282]

Great performance and the when he rolled the ball in the hole fooled me too.

[@franciscorico3033]

I am happy that you started to upload videos again!!

[@therealresetbutton]

The powder making the ball visible was my favorite.

[@natecarson]

he's the first member, of the D.K. Crew!

[@TreyCook21]

Welp... Now I've got to dust off the ol' N64

[@negativesplits06]

DK...Donkey Kong.... DK....Donkey Kong is here!

[@wilstandridge7388]

Preshow magic appreciated

[@sethtomassi2433]

The timing on this routine may be the most beautiful thing about it. Personal favorite was tbe ball throw.

[@xdragon2k]

9:29 The camera zoomed way out, obscuring his move (placing the physical shadow onto the table). The effect that I really liked though is the fake hole into real hole. Seeing that black disc on the table all the time and saying there is no way a ball can really enter that hole. There is no way. Then he just rolled it in there without covering it. Seeing it again, I kinda see how he does the move that transition the two, but it's still unexpected and quite magical.

[@Not_Ciel]

He moves it to a specific spot on the table, so I'd assume the black spot actually has slits of some sort cut into it that allows the weight of the ball to be enough to fall into because of gravity and he places it over a part of the table with a hole and a tube that will make it pop back up into the glass after dropping it in the hole. I think that's what Penn meant by "science". The momentum from dropping a golf ball into a small tube would give it enough momentum coming out the upwards side to be shot out to a specific spot where he'd place the glass for it to fall into. To further that, he never directly shines the light over the black spot to show that it's a solid object, so that's why I thought of that in the first place.

[@chriswright8114]

@@Not_Ciel the spot is solid. what he actually did was never show you the back of it. using the effect of the flashlight to hide the fake spin was a nice touch. I imagine it has a magnet or velcro or something. the real hole has a cover over it that the spot picks up. pause at 9:48 and you can see the outline of the hole. the fact that the fabric keeps a circle shape every time he places a cup down is a genius way to help hide it and also shows him exactly where to place the cup for the launching bit. there could be a tube, but I think it's more likely just a cup. the ball comes up with almost the exact amount of force it needed to go perfectly in the cup, and he supposedly slammed it into that hole. I think when he slammed it down he actually just lifts the cover off of the hole and drops the ball into the cup. when he comes away with the cover he's set to just roll the ball into the hole for the next trick. the ball that comes up is on a spring loaded arm or something that just launches it into the cup. I could be completely wrong about that, but it seems easier than trying to slam it into a tube perfectly each time.

[@Not_Ciel]

chris wright I don’t know why I trusted the golf ball to be the same ball the entire time, even though it vanished and reappears every 5 seconds. Very interesting idea.

[@icthulu]

Yes please show off your magic at the start. Love it. Absolutely loved this act, it started out simple and kept escalating to the point I didn't know how it was done. So good and the water splash was my favorite part.

[@joe_8699]

Cup and balls with shadows? It truly was a beautiful performance

[@johnpanter9714]

That was one of the most enjoyable magic routines ive ever seen. Made me smile. Thank you.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@VidKatMA1]

D.K. sir...I just saw your skillful shadow magic on Penn & Teller and your performance was the most elegant Beautiful thing I have ever seen. It brought tears to my eyes. 💖 It reminded me of the beautiful magic of the Wilson Family I enjoyed as a child. Well done and Beautifully Performed. 👏💖

[@wilstandridge7388]

Love the magic at the start of the show. More. 🙂🙃🙂🙃🙂

[@RobertoSantos-cw5yr]

I think he deserved that trophy for his work

[@Kablooey8]

One of my favorite acts I have seen on Penn and Teller. So beautiful almost made me cry.

[@fuzzywuzzy360]

Just wish this act will be on AGT and get a golden buzzer.

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

The hole blew my mind! It does not surprise me that he did not push, because it would not be honorable. I hope he goes far in magic, because he seems to really care about magic, and making it enjoyable.

[@kurstone8511]

I laughed SO HARD at your cocaine joke in the beginning 🤣🤣It came out of nowhere 😂

[@csfinch7672]

that was amazing. Your 4 card and 4 coins trick, in the beginning, was beautiful too!

[@moodberry]

I think the ball in the glass that disappears is a form of plastic that is hydrophilic. It absorbed the water and the white "paint" on it was dissolved by the water, so it looked clear in the water. Kind of like a contact lens in its case. And, when it splashed back into the glass, notice his right hand. It pulls away from the glass at the same time as the water splashes. If you go frame by frame, you can see the "invisible" ball that was still in the glass pop out of the glass onto the floor. I think he had a small string attached to the glass and to his right hand. When he jerked, it disturbed the glass of water making it look like a splash.

[@charlesmartinjr3971]

When he out the "hole" down, rolled the ball into it, then immediately picked up the "hole," I literally shouted.

[@benjieawat3433]

The act is fantastic! It shows multi magic that I'm expecting you did fool Penn & Teller.

[@cheereebus]

It is an interesting act that transitions from storytelling to increasingly impressive sleight of hand, but there are many awkward moves that throw off the flow for me. If will be interesting to see his version of this as the years progress and he refines it further.

[@Not_Ciel]

I can catch some of the stuff, but nothing seemed blatantly "awkward" in the 3 times I've watched his performance. Yes, some of the tricks were expected (4:13 when he obviously had the ball in the cup prior to showing it, but the presentation of that was beautiful, or 9:31 when he obviously put the black "shadow" on the table behind the screen before removing the screen, or 9:43 when he obviously misdirects which hand the ball is rolling into), but other than those examples, the other 85% of the moves were flawless without having to go back and watch at .25 speed (which of course you can't actually do when it's being performed live in front of you). Then again, I'm not magician, I'm just a guy that's binged enough episodes of Fool Us to pick up on some of the basic techniques used in almost all magic. Edit: dont @ me telling me how the tricks are done, because this is the one performance where I don't want to even know how it's done.

[@bricelory9534]

For me none of it felt awkward. I am totally a layperson, so I'm not really looking for the tells of sleight of hand and the like. The use of light and shadow was beautiful to me.

[@jamstonjulian6947]

It's a little drawn out maybe, almost too many tricks, but I wouldn't describe it as awkward. But then I had no idea how any of it was done.

[@OrenNoah]

As a lifelong fan of the Warner Bros. cartoons, I'm totally blown away by the ACME Portable Hole. I have no clue. Nothing. Nada.

[@bechirbenothman5453]

oh boyyyy that coin trick was one of my favourites four loooong time. I've been performing it for 15 years x)

[@gregorywillis72411]

Fooled me 🤯 lost me when the ball was invisible and launched into the air and splashed into the glass of water. Wowed. Would pay to watch his performance. He deserved the trophy 🏆

[@lovecareshare]

DK is very original and I love it...Very entertaining..Keep up the excellent work... He deserves the Fooled You and I don't think Penn and Teller knows how he did it.

[@andrewvitale2700]

I agree what you said on the applause aftel the ball came out of the cup.

[@elvfn123]

Love the no little illusion in the beginning

[@matkosmat8890]

Hey Jason, great video! The ball falling into the real hole left me scratching my head - amazing!

[@mikelombard21]

This guy was awesome. I wish he won as well.

[@elvirabartolome954]

I watch your show while I'm done for the day's work and waiting till I get to sleep. I really enjoy it. Since I was a kid magic amazes me till now that am in my senior years. Thank you Jason for this show.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Thank you for your nice comment Elvira. I’m really glad you enjoy these videos. :) hopefully you can watch the Magician reaction playlist that I have created on my channel homepage… But I do have to warn you that I’m not allowed to make more fool us or AGT reactions. But I’m still making other types of videos like performing magic myself, and reacting to magic from Magician‘s on Reddit or Instagram. I hope you can enjoy those videos as well… I am always thinking about how I can make more enjoyable videos on here :)

[@DadBodDrumming]

That was an expert mix of sleight of hand and gimmicks that created an amazing performance.

[@jimmygriswold9258]

Jason, you were so annoyed at first! Then you got sucked in!! Haha! And D.K did comment! Your making a name for your self dude! More and more of the foolers are popping up in your comments! So cool to see! Keep up the magic in the beginning, and NEVER GET RID OF THE FABLES!

[@Not_Ciel]

My favorite magic moment is from 4:36 to 10:49. There are very few magic tricks on Fool Us that I don't want to know how they're done, because their presentation to the audience is so mesmerizing that I don't want the illusion to be ruined for me. Shin Lim's was the first case of this. D.K's is the second case. This was so beautifully done and performed with such grace, that whether he fooled them or not goes right out the window. I think Penn was absolutely right in everything he said about this performance. Sometimes I wish they had a trophy specifically for tricks that doesn't fool them, but impresses them so much that the magician deserves a trophy. D.K would be deserving of that award.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

yeah a special version trophy would be quite cool. Kinda like the golden buzzer in AGT... but different. :)

[@gilbertsupleo2840]

Wow congrat SO beautiful performance Dk

[@oliverhughes610]

For Jason: DK is likely short for the name Dokyeom, 도겸 in Hangul, if he's taken inspiration from the singer (or perhaps reached the same conclusion on his own). It's not unusual for Koreans to abbreviate/initialise their names, especially for Western audiences, if they don't want to use a Western name. The famous footballer Park Ji Sung, for instance, would often go by J.S Park.

[@Not_Ciel]

I just started learning Korean and I figured this was the case too. It's easier for Western audiences (and Allison) to say "DK" rather than his full Korean name.

[@mitcorangelov2189]

Nice trick to start the video :) as a long time fool us fan i definitly remembered this one from ryan

[@JusNoBS420]

Thanks for showing us a trick that with practice we all can probably do. Great addition to your videos. Hope it becomes a regular feature.

[@mattesrocket]

it's the nicest magic performance I've ever seen and your comments are great!

[@user-wu7ug4ly3v]

Very nice and clean translocation at the beginning, well done.

[@MaxineTheBraveSquirrel]

Amazing. Does D.K have his own KZbin channel? Where can we see more?

[@mrsmissy2669]

I'd like to see more of your coin magic. I loved DK's magic. He fooled me that's for sure. Unique presentation using the ball and shadow effect. The Aesop's Fable was a pearl of wisdom to humble the self important.

[@josefelix4152]

I loved when the invisible ball splashed in the cup! I loved the whole show! But that part amazed me

[@Dmobley9901]

I will say, I'm not surprised that it didn't fool Penn and Teller. If you're reading this, and you don't want to know how the trick is done, don't read this and just enjoy the effects. I'm pretty much as casual as someone can be in magic without being just an observer and I picked up on quite a few things, not to take any credit away from DK, I know I never would've thought of anything like that, but a lot of what he did was simply using a lot of highly polished cornerstones of magic, lots of sleight of hand, using the light and the distance between the light source and the objects to make them appear bigger or smaller, very smooth pulls from the sleeve, clean transitions from one hand to the other, and a very well built table to aide with the trick. it's a beautiful and elegant act that really shows his potential and current skill as a magician, acting like a showcase of many different skills and tricks, there's a lot I missed or flat out don't know, like the water splashing from nothing, but I had to imagine, if I was able to catch some of it without rewinding, Penn and Teller must've caught every last thing from start to finish.

[@clem]

Smashed like! 💪😎

[@lelandb1410]

We all did

[@neverpreparedenough6431]

Even if he didn't fool them he deserves to be on their stage show

[@Leetbeast]

best ive seen!!!!!!! insane!!! how can other stuff fool them but not this????!!!

[@sbaxter4207]

Great show, very original. A funny reaction moment was when you said along the lines : 'Why are they applauding the ball in the black cup? we didn't see inside the cup before'. Then a few minutes later D.K does the same thing by revealing the ball in the black cup, even though this time we knew it was likely in there, you were very impressed due to being swept off your feet with all the magic. LoL : P Just a funny reaction thing.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

hahaha yeah exactly... you hit the nail on the head :)

[@ebreshea1337]

This was a great performance. I believe penn and teller do know how most if not all the illusions were performed. It was just executed so quickly and flawlessly. And in a really beautiful and entertaining package.

[@pauljoneseyboy9615]

I really enjoy these videos, cheers Jason

[@yourbible1594]

I loved the concept... but me too are not fooled by this magic.. this is a very scientific illusion. But one of the most i wanted to watch over and over agin. It was executed perfectly.. if only the shows are not focused on how you fool this 2 wicked guys this act has a chance to win.. it is so magnificent and very humble at the sametime. Its just illusion in the wrong place and the wrong time. But im inlove with his magic so far.

[@LucasFerreira-mn7ro]

At 4:30, I think the presentation itself deserves the applause, not the trick.

[@patrickoconnor1218]

I like the short magic you performed in the beginning!! Nice touch my man!

[@Dayta]

the more one knows the harder it becomes to get that feeling of magic back .... im watching and enjoying all of your videos but this one ... oh man ... this brought back that feeling of magic and i dont even wanna know the things i dont even have a clue about how they are acomplished .. whats left to say other then .. thank you

[@eunicewoodhouse6531]

Absolutely amazing magic

[@kevsart2376]

loved the quick tricks keep doing them

[@elliotburing87]

Who cares if he won, I loved this, and I think it was very apparent that Teller enjoyed this. Magic needs more of this kind of thing. Loved it.

[@Moetrix]

4:25 That's when I pressed the like button.

[@regisjunior7105]

Amazing performance. I know many of that was a trick but I really believe there was some real magic.