Magician REACTS to Jandro NEW CREATIVE Magic on Penn and Teller FOOL US 2020

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Magician reacts to Jandro 2020 performing card magic without cards but using legos for Penn and Teller on their show Penn & Teller Fool Us 2020. Jandro is from Spain and invented this magic effect, and has a very funny and impossible magic act. Overall a great performance for sure! Can Jandro win fool us and be a fooler winner / Fool Us Winner? 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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[@user-wu7ug4ly3v]

Hey Jason, bit of a dark self talk on this one. I hope everything’s OK.

[@MrFastXX]

Jandro is awesome. So are You. A self solving Rubic's cube comes to mind, though the frame was quite thin.

[@bazzakrak]

Dear Sir, if you are still having trouble with those small earbuds, I would recommend you buy a good headset instead, perhaps a pair of Sennheiser HD 202

[@0199128]

So my guess is he had the squere on the back where teller was holding the card stuck somewhere els on the back cus its legos right so and since the selection was limited to most likely 1-5 he could have those numbers stuck to the back and the 4 suits stuck to the back also then when he revealed the portrait you can see hand movement behind it its possible he did some funny buisness then and then when he picked up the portrait he could have also ditched the selections in his jacket

[@juanhagemann3871]

Thank you Jason. You're the best

[@friendly115]

''you are not going to believe it, here i have.. a screwdriver'' what a legend LMAO

[@lp4969]

Spanish magicians are in a whole different level in general, but Jandro is just out of this world

[@NotSoMax]

He’s such a goof with his performances but honestly they’re still really impressive, like it’s really clever and it always feels like watching him you have an idea of what he’s doing and then he just completely loses you. It’s really impressive

[@josesosa1654]

He is a telecommunications engineer

[@FullMetalAtheist]

10:01 If you look closely at the back you can see the spot right where the card is and it has gaps between the blocks right where it's located so he can load the card choice into it. 9:22 is when he loads it into the back. His jacket hanging in front to hide what he's doing from view. The card is on the inside of his jacket as you can see him reach for it and briefly check it's still there at 8:07 and 6:46 is where he loads it into his jacket. I'm guessing he had the 20 possible card combinations(4 suits and he asks teller to pick a number with his only free hand as his other hand is holding the card above his head, making it only 1-5 being possible thus making 20)premade in the back there and he picked the right one and put it in his jacket before Penn gets up there with him and hides the rest.

[@thorben-elgerpinior]

Good spotting, i think you got it. :)

[@ajb129]

what is up with these Spanish magicians? These guys are seriously something else entirely, it's amazing

[@Andy-lm2zp]

I think his accent is a gag

[@Speedytrip]

Solution is easy, he used magic.

[@rodg904]

Like simon cowell says magic is real

[@johnkean6852]

@After the fights! 🤣

[@johnkean6852]

@@rodg904 absolutely gotta believe it after that 😂

[@JotaJota813]

Dah!

[@84TZ]

When you eliminate other options, the last, no matter how obvious must be true.

[@fcocortesalvarez]

Spaniard show called "El Hormiguero" they have famous guests and Jandro has a segment where he does tricks to those guests inspired by them... supposedly is the magician that has done more close up magic to famous people.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Oh cool thanks for explaining! :) Yeah I just saw the one now with Will Smith... it was really cool :)

[@anttipere7220]

I live in Spain now so I have to check it out. When does it air and which channel?

[@jaumebogarragrau1607]

22.00 in Antena 3. But they upload most important parts of the show on youtube

[@anttipere7220]

@@jaumebogarragrau1607 ¡Muchas gracias! I'll check it out.

[@imnevertopcomment]

Jandro, Shawn Farquhar and Kostya Kimlat are just a joy to watch. Pure magic. Every time they are on the show they absolutely kill it

[@prabhureubenthomas6052]

Ondrej pseniska

[@mid-ohioguardian6927]

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[@charlesmartinjr3971]

I've been doing magic for thirty-five years. No idea what he did.

[@clearink5326]

Teller's expression at 10:43 is priceless.

[@Sebbethy]

2:20 Well that was some bad ass whisteling! You should do that professionally. Or in Jandro's words: "You should stop magic and just whistle!"

[@ballenf]

As an experienced magician, his canvas was made of something the audience believes they understand -- Lego. It is great cover for the back of the "canvas" having a bunch of separate pieces. People are much more amazed and entertained when something they think they understand is central to the act. Versus a complex black box of unknown components.

[@bmc4175]

Love your videos, always fun to rewatch the magic and get a professional magicians insight on the tricks!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Glad you like them!

[@ianw0ng]

step 1: you cant force a card on teller, so jandro had to prep for all possible cards. all possible lego cards were already prep and hidden under his desk. when he asked penn to come on stage, he was busy selecting the right lego card and hid it inside his jacket. step 2: the back of canvas has a hole for the chosen card to be inserted. nobody see this hole since the canvas has not yet been turned around at this point. and u cant see from the front because it has a layer of red bricks covering it. step 3: when everyone, including penn, got astonished and distracted by teller's face on the canvas, jandro pulled out his lego card from his jacket and pressed it into the hole in the back of canvas. u can see at 9:32 he has both hands pressing the card at both sides of canvas to make the lego stick. step 4: as for the magic of teller face suddenly appearing on canvas, someone in this comment section said there was a layer of loosely stuck white bricks covering teller's face underneath, and when the bricks from the buckets hit, the white layer simply peeled off, revealing the painting. i think the commenter got it right.

[@Anthony-hu4ct]

I've been waiting for this one since it came out. Also your really good at whistling

[@ColorMeMozart]

This trick by Jandro blew me away! His first one was great as well but this one was next level. He’s super fun to watch too. 👍🏻

[@Imad2206]

I love the enthusiastic MAGIC at the beginning of every video!

[@SDesWriter]

Such a great trick! The portrait had an amazing effect on the audience and was completely unexpected. The trick with the card is literally impossible. The only possibility is the one you suggested, but that would be betting an enormous amount of effort on a very small chance that Teller would remember his previous card and choose to use that again. Crazy....

[@brotatoto]

Jandro's act is a great example of misdirection, and demonstrating one of the downsides of being a Judge + Assistant at the same time. As Penn was walking up to the stage, Jandro "preps" the act by fumbling behind his table. During this prep he has picked up the card that Teller chose out of 20 choices (Ace to 5 times 4 suits = 20 cards). Penn never sees the back of the canvas during the act, but I suspect it had a gaping hope in the back to insert the panel and the chosen card. While they are carrying the canvas, Jandro has it angled so that Penn can't look behind it (telling Penn that it is "fragile", makes him more aware of carrying the canvas, and less about inspection), and he can insert the card and panel into the back to cover his tracks. This is also why it took awhile for Jandro to pry the card from the front of the canvas, making sure that the two pieces were stuck together properly so that they didn't come apart easily during inspection.

[@FlarkeFiasco]

Lol, "all packages are okay" had me laughing out loud. Nice editing this time around bro

[@bortsimpsonx]

I saw the video yesterday and I loved it. But I must admit I need to see your reaction Jason! 😄

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Awesome, thanks Gilbert! :)

[@elanfeldhake3171]

As for the beginning part, when he threw the legobricks at the canvas, it knocked the bricks off that were likely covering it. You can see this right when they do it because there are a lot more white pieces on the ground than anything else.

[@nikolozsuladze7446]

Oh and you think you are smart cause you got it?

[@borjagarciadelgado6445]

True. Throwing those bricks to the canvas had nothing to do with Teller's face on it. It was just part of the show. It was already there covered by white bricks. They just revealed it. But how did he put the two of diamonds in the back of that chunk of bricks? I don't know.

[@davidpark737]

I think he had all the card lego pieces like Jason talked about hidden in the black desk thing, he has all the time it takes Penn to walk up to mess around under there. And the size of the card is like 2X2 of the lego pieces in the back of the canvas, so somehow he used the one hand holding up the canvas to put the face of the card through a perfectly sized hole in the back and them covered it up with the white bricks. The card looka like the face of the card couldve been put on separately too

[@ChristopherDazey]

Whenever I need to be cheered up in 2020, I watch this guy's (now) two FU appearances.

[@frannavarro6783]

He used to play magic shows in a Spanish TV show called 'El Hormiguero' (originally Spanish, there is some other versions like in Mexico, himself and the El Hormiguero's producer has a very good friendship with Will Smith, so there even were some plans to export this format to the States). Now Jandro doesn't play magic there anymore but he has his own show in TVE (Spanish National Public Broadcast), it's called 'Mapi' and I don't think it's gonna be magic related but interesting enough though. In Spain we love him so much, it's clear he still keeps a child in his soul. He is so great.

[@matipedia_]

You actually answered the question this time!

[@huffmanjustin87]

Awesome video the voices in the fable were hilarious, my favorite part of the face is eyes because everyone's are different. Nice singing btw

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Thanks so much!!

[@coleeg69]

That was a really neat trick. He loves Lego magic.

[@catcat6008]

Yay! More good content as usual. The intro was epic. Never seem to disappoint. You kinda look like John Cena. Lol. Your the funniest magician but at the same time have creative concepts and ridiculously funny jokes.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

I appreciate that! Thanks Cat Cat :)

[@anishshinde.]

I was going to request you to react to this performance.. Thus, you have successfully read my mind!!! Nice reaction.

[@jonarnesvendsen9746]

thanks for your wisdom. like this pearls. found you 2 weeks ago. need 2 hours every day minimum so never stop 👍need your magic chanal too bright up my day😁 and yeah ears i guess 😊 thanks man

[@WinterOrb]

My theory- him and Penn playing with the bricks is when he loads Teller's selection. Every possible out is hidden beneath the table and you can see him digging around before Penn gets there. At this point he has taken a lego card which plugs into a hole in the back of the board (behind the red card piece we see on the front). When him and Penn go to lift the canvas (when he calls Teller up) he slides the lego card into his hand and plugs it into the back of the canvas. You can see him gripping the canvas around this area to secure it in place. The revealed card has a little lip on it for the screwdriver, which allows him to more easily separate it from the rest of the piece he loaded.

[@nordicFries]

I think this is it. Very clever. But I think he loads the selection when he calls Penn up up. He is already under the table. Assuming that he assembles the card quickly under the table he only need 9 pieces. One of each suit and the value A-5. He smacks the chosen combination together on top of the main block and hides the rest and then, as you said, wait until he starts to lift the canvas with Penn to push the full block piece in to place. You can see that he secures it in place when he holds the canvas, and even more so when he flips it around.

[@robertkeech4529]

And at 8:07 he feels his jacket to make sure it is still in his pocket

[@IgorRuizdeAzua]

Also the right arm sleeve is folded to hold in the piece, then turns everyones atention to Teller and suddendly the sleeve is loose, to be able to slide the piece into the hand

[@roverboy01]

You can see the card in his sleeve just before it's inserted into the back of the picture. Without the above suggestion, I would never have seen it, so I was also fooled. He's a great entertainer.

[@aldriennefrostmourn1893]

If that's what your theory then you are already fooled. 😂

[@Bower_]

I just gotta say I always giggle when you say this channel about MAGIC! thanks fro the great content as always Jason

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Glad you enjoy it! 😁

[@wade7959]

Okay Jason, starting at the end of your reaction, everything you did at the end with your wisdom nuggets was hilarious. All sizes of packages ARE great, and the doggagator sounds ridiculous...yet, I laughed out loud. Thanks. As for the performance. I've watched this performance at least half a dozen times, and the only thing that makes sense is your suggestion that Jandro already had the 2 of diamonds on the "canvas", and he didn't need to make any switches. Maybe his ending would have been adjusted if Teller had chosen another card. Yep, that's all I got...still no other ideas. Great reaction, Jason! Edit: I forgot to mention my favorite part of the face, too. I'm going with the left eyebrow....cuz why not. Every eyebrow needs a friend, and ole' righty would look really silly by himself.

[@mguerra79]

Fair enough, mate! Let's wait for the 100K. My favourite part of the face are my eyes, despite one seeing better than the other... :D

[@aprilw.919]

Wow! It’s so amazing and just happened to my face. It’s fantastic, beautiful and funny! Perfect!!! When he was muah-muah-ing penn loudly on his face, I laughed loudly in my bed. So happy so funny and so sweet!!!!! (I love this trick much more than his first one on penn & teller, lol)

[@SVI_graphics]

Hi Jason, I'm from Spain, I've seen him many times there. He performs some times in a show called El Hormiguero, they interview celebrities and do games with them.

[@svensorensen7693]

Classic fable, been waiting for that one. My favorite part of the face is...the chin? I guess? I never really thought about it, lol. This trick is extreme! I haven't the faintest idea how he did it aside from lego-tricks, but I would think that P&T would be able to see anything tricky going on, since they're right up there. Also, I love the look on Teller's face when he sees the card at 10:43.

[@mrsmissy2669]

Hi Jason, yes I would watch a extra special 45 second video just for you because I watch ALL of your videos! btw Jandro was very entertaining as was your Aesops fabel. And I must say I am always drawn to eyebrows (don't know why). lol

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@Nebucatnetzer]

The whistling at the beginning was unexpectedly good!

[@redsbricks5993]

He does magic shows at “El Hormiguero”, a Spanish tv program in which they do a bit of everything with celebrities, showing off stuff like science, magic, games…

[@ryandaniels8209]

Hey Jason, love your reactions!! I think I'd have to say my favorite part of the face is the eyes, simply because they express emotion and capture beauty more than any other part of the face. Also, can you react to Garrett Thomas on Fool Us once it airs? Love all your work, keep killing it on here!!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

I probably will! :) And thanks Ryan! :)

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

@@JasonParkerMagic When did Penn and Teller forget even basic obvious things? They both have dementia and really need to retire!

[@Tysto]

They became great friends. Penn learned Spanish & went to Spain to perform with Jandro. Jandro comes to Vegas & helps Penn & Teller with tricks and this show (since they lost Johnny Thompson).

[@pablofonseca13411]

Your reaction is awesome.. just absolutely like wtf... how.. what hehee

[@kenpearce3269]

As always great content! I think you should make your celebration of a 100k subscribers longer than 45 seconds😃

[@chriswinspear7965]

I have to admit I was hoping for another 'Pee Pee' alarm.

[@acediadekay3793]

You said "Hallo" with a perfect Danish accent! Also this is like the second most famous of Aesop's Fables (next to "The Boy Who Cried Wolf").

[@jaredreed13]

I find it funny that the 2 of diamonds was chosen again.

[@stefanmannberg341]

Great video like always ✌️😃

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Thank you so much 😀

[@themagicbuzz5728]

It’s one thing to be a fooler but original as well...really nice performance❣️♠️♦️♣️

[@josesosa1654]

He is a telecommunications engineer

[@mradelphi02]

Missed opportunity to say “Yellow?” When you picked up the banana

[@ThomasJH268]

Maybe next time they don’t pick the two of diamonds

[@Melopeed]

You know, I watch every video of yours, even though I have seen most of the tricks you discuss, there is something to your approach that makes me want to watch, so yes, I will subscribe. (You thought I was going to join pattern didn’t you? No I’m too poor for that)

[@siddharth-gandhi]

I think we can make a good guess of how he did it. As for how he arranged Teller's selection. When he calls Penn on stage at 6:47, he is squatting behind the table. I think there he has 10 numbers (1-10) & 4 suits premade from legos. As soon he is out of view, he arranges Teller's selection on a mostly empty lego base and then disassembles the rest of the numbers/suits (like the numbers are black, so they go in black pile). This is also important because he doesn't allow picture cards as it'd be pretty tough to get arrange a picture card that quickly. He also places the arranged card in his jacket probably. All this in a span of 5 seconds is incredible. Once he has the lego card made, he then places it in the painting through a backdoor most probably, at 9:31 where he is hiding his hand quite unusually And the rest is all presentation. Nevertheless I had to watch 2-3 times before I could come up with a reasonable explanation so bravo! Very creative!

[@carmaxote]

He sometimes performs at a show called “El Hormiguero” in channel Antena 3. He may perform in more programs, but I don’t watch much TV. He’s pretty amazing

[@NocturnalJin]

That trick was multi-faceted. It had my head spinning. 😉

[@susansemola8606]

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[@infundoappsinc.7903]

Jason when you hit 100k subscribers I want to see you start your video like that guy did. Lololo. 😂.

[@RobertBallMagician]

Fantastic effect great performance 👍👍👍👍

[@feralbluee]

you are a incredibly fantastic whistler!!! :) it took me a minute to figure out where the tune was from. it’s a damn good melody!! but like the other one better. but the melody one really has great commercials!! 😝🥤🌷🌱 what’s this show about again? oh yeah! ✨magic✨

[@ChristianCasagrandeOfficial]

Thumbs up, straight away. Now let's watch this 😀

[@joeblow9275]

"¡¡Lo ha salido bien!!" Lol, he was really worried it wasn't going to work. Pushing the envelope like that is respectable.

[@TreyCook21]

AHHHHH!!!!! YOU DID IT!!!!! That was amazing! Proud to be part of the 3% that stay to the end! You'll probably get demonetized for trying to shake our hand, that's illegal now. ;) Edit: And by "it", I mean the outro. Edit Edit: I forgot the random question, too. I have a weak spot for green eyes. Kinda boring, but eyes are my favorite.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Yep finally implemented the background disappearing instead of me! Thanks for the idea! I was hoping you would see it 😆

[@almogdov]

Already up ~600 subs from the number in the video. You'll get the 100k soon, hezzah. It's really hard to speculate about the trick because Pen & Teller where right there next to him and examined the props.. so if they couldn't find anything fishy, it's gotta be magic.

[@tucorameriz3538]

Really enjoy your videos

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Glad to hear it

[@pfarresa]

The tv show is "El Hormiguero", emited everyday in Spain at 22pm

[@joshuamacy9458]

I have a guess. Let me see if I can express it in code. The brilliance of Jandro's performance is the layers to it, starting with just why he had Teller select the card that way.

[@jorn-jorenjorenson5028]

Good guess, that would explain why he needed a screw driver: He needed it to be very exact.

[@Orshabaal]

Yeah, but that would really easily fall apart when they examine the props, which they did.

[@slowcloudorca5071]

I explained this on another channel a few days ago.. it seems you have the gist ...

[@jorn-jorenjorenson5028]

@@Orshabaal Good point, but maybe not, if the layers stick together so hard, that you need a screw driver to peel off. But, yes, at least they could have noticed the gaps. 🤔

[@lokithecat7225]

"Cutting" to the right card *wink* could be possible, but unless by sheer luck the 2Di happened to be the "bottom card" P&T would have been able to notice the other "Cards" in the selection...

[@dracopalidine]

That is so cool. I'd watch a whole show of him doing lego tricks

[@raumaduth]

wow i feel proud to be in the 3%! keep it going!

[@johnkean6852]

Great MAGIC amazing THEATRE by all 😍🤩

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

Fooled or not, great lego art!

[@ProfessorGalvao]

It's a fantastic performance, but the answer is: tech. The long arm on top of the canvas is a camera that recognizes the suit and the number Teller is holding (that's why Teller's participation matters). The throwing of bricks is to misdirect people's attention so they can't see the legos in the canvas being reconfigured (changing colors, like pixels in an image). Exact same thing happens in the "card" part of the lego - only it happens on both sides.

[@MikeyD8716]

I saw this yesterday. I’m excited to see your thoughts.

[@NetAndyCz]

I love Gargamel, he is so funny and energetic!

[@goldeneddie]

Hi Jason, thanks for another great upload! I'm thinking actually that Teller's choice was limited to between Ace - 5 only, because he only has _one hand_ free to choose with whilst he's holding the suit up.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Good point!

[@lokithecat7225]

He could easily be stubborn and go all 5 fingers, pause then 2 fingers for (5+2) 7.... they've done counting above 5 by signals before, but Teller is a helpful gentleman, and wouldn't go for a "Ha, deal with this smarty" response.

[@88porpoise]

@@lokithecat7225 I assume he would have something planned if they try to do that to push it back to what he wants, but also I seriously doubt Penn and Teller would push things like that.

[@paulcowen653]

That's still 20 possible cards including suit. Could it be a print out that looks like each option perhaps which gets stuck on front.

[@lokithecat7225]

@@paulcowen653 I wouldn't think so, but I can't say it isn't... He probably had time "Penn, look at the face" when his hand was near... but slipping that into place, (after finding the correct "sticker") while close enough that Penn could just peek over if he heard / felt something funny, would be Ballsy. He would need to open and then close the back (which was shown before he had the free time with his hand) and slap on the sticker, and then it would have to pass "inspection" as he leaves the "Card" in Tellers hand the entire time.

[@drcliffk]

great job with this video. To me he spent a lot of time behind the little table prior to bringing up the boxes of legos. i think he prepped the card during that time. but have no idea how he placed it. anyway, great job and thanks for sharing this

[@arbel1990]

This is how I think this trick is done: The card is 2 layers, the red thin face is fixed in place, and a brick hole in the back to plug the selected card, there is a weird Lego pattern of 10*8... so in theory all the 40 card could be there in the top part, just need extra spacer white Lego on the back, go the the correct row&column, place the selected card, and replace the empty place with the blank piece, and tighten the layers together... the screwdriver is en illusion that it is hard to take apart the Lego, so the audience won't suspect he did just that in 5 seconds with his bare hands... All the magic is done at 9:30 and took 5 seconds by touching the back of the board... He switch blocks and he tighten the layers together at 9:35.

[@josesosa1654]

hello jason from spain, the tv show is el hormiguero

[@cromot4296]

He actually performs in "EL HORMIGUERO" a tv show where a lot of famous people goes and get an interview and do random things lol

[@clotho5437]

You could see Penn was observing and trying to time the throw the legos at the same time and accidentally waited a bit. Penn is the best magic assistant.

[@michellesteverson6236]

The forehead is my favorite part of the face; ancient wisdom says details of a person's life are written in the lines of the forehead.

[@CRG_AMK]

Awesome video! On a side note: are you able to update us on your quest to be on fool us next season? Or is it still hush hush right now?!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Still can't say much unfortunately! :(

[@Vaelzan]

@@JasonParkerMagic More importantly, if you do make it on... will you react to your own performance?

[@chanantedominho]

He performs on a TV Show called El Hormiguero (The Anthill) and it's a great show with tons of famous guests. You must watch Piedrahita doing coin magic also on this TV show.

[@gozirraizroose]

Also, I've been subscribed to your channel for months, I just noticed today I wasn't (again), so I re-subbed.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Thanks for subbing! AGAIN! ;)

[@peterflom6878]

Jandro seems to love what he does

[@Blondie42]

There's a video claiming that Jandro's first appearance on Fool Us was the fastest declaration of a fooler. Steven Brundage in season 2 was declared a fooler slightly faster than Jandro was. Jonathan Ross couldn't interview him either. They got up from the table and declared fooled. Richard Turner was also a fast winner and Alison couldn't interview him, either. Jandro certainly is a very friendly guy, and obviously a phenomenal magician.

[@xandresglx]

One of the TV show he plays is called "El hormiguero" some of the tricks are amazing. Btw: "El Hormiguero has be live for 15 years.

[@johnkean6852]

JP AESOP: YOU'RE GETTING TOO GOOD - EACH ONE: SPOT ON! 🤩😍

[@johnkean6852]

... making me superfluous ... 😪

[@johnjohn-cs9eu]

Aesop: sometimes the smallest minds you've graced maybe the biggest thinkers

[@gozirraizroose]

Jason, the answer to your initial question is, the chin. Also, I believe Jandro is Voyager's "The Doctor"'. This was a holodeck program that Hairy Kim invented to help The Doctor learn the art of deception.

[@paulsomers6048]

Yes, Jandro does look like Robert Picardo, who played The Doctor, and also a doctor on "China Beach".

[@FredericWolf]

The tv show he used to perform is called El Hormiguero.

[@sixthsensepokerface2605]

Most people's faces. I adore that most are cheeks and smiles, and their oval-shaped faces. The reason is simple, they indicate happiness, anyway this trick that blow my mind..He deserves a trophy! Thanks jason!! Be safe, with regard

[@messiah7112]

JP, keep goin with the voices!

[@BleedingEdgeOfProgress]

10:01 If you look very closely in max resolution, you can see that there are gaps between the blocks exactly where the "card" is.... it was inserted from behind.

[@zan8152]

2 thoughts - 1st, instead of 20 combinations, if he was able to do it in halves (1-5, Suits), he'd only have to be able to hide 9 panels on him. 2, The screwdriver - used to put things into place/solidly 'attach' the LEGOs in case he didn't get it right before then? (He wouldn't want P&T to see the LEGO card came in two pieces)

[@lynncactus5885]

You are perfect as a presenter and perfect with human connection! ❤😷

[@toolebukk]

The positioning of the card matches exactly the sizes of the back panel pieces that are 6x10. It is positioned 6 from the right and 10 from the bottom and the card itself is 12x20. Definitely has something to do with altering the back pieces. Some great slight of hand here or possibly something built into the "canvas" that makes it easy to alter. Unfortunately they edited out a moment, when he reaches for his pocket as he asks Teller to enter the stage, next we know his hand is already on the back of the canvas.

[@jeffborowiak8992]

Good to see Penn helping out.

[@LuiRangel914]

The block he pulls is made of 2 sections. He pulled the top half off to make the reveal happen. It looks like he pushed the blocks in when teller was getting on stage, but the camera switched off of him.

[@FurEngel]

If you are still fooled, notice the extra clearance for the cutout behind the card piece. (And remember, there was only 20 total possibilities).