Magician REACTS to Swedish magicians who FOOLED Penn and Teller on their show Fool Us

[@JasonParkerMagic]

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[@phreak811]

So there's been debate about this. Bear in mind I am no magician. However I agree with the people who think the one guy does manipulate the card to a certain position in the deck which Peter then finds and palms during the beginning of the routine. Then when he gets smacked in the back of the head he ducks down and brings his face close to his hands. The thought is he slips the tape up JUST A TAD and slides the card into his mouth then.

[@anderspersson7084]

The hair in the duct tape would be easy solved if he oiled his hair before, wouldn't it, otherwise there is no chance he can perform this regulary.?

[@Vimptocandle]

7:30 dummies 😐. This is a bad xfactor for magicians, do penn and teller manage them in Vegas! YEAH WOOH THESE GUYS ARE AMAZING!!!!

[@snippidippi]

Very good live! Have seen them once and they made really original touch to its magic show.

[@hbk314]

The show was actually canceled by ITV after the first season despite above average viewership for the timeslot. The CW then picked it up for Season 2 - present. Jonathan Ross actually hosted Season 2 in Vegas. Alyson Hannigan has been the host since Season 3.

[@RobsWorld]

Yeah, they purposely made it look like a card switch at the end to mislead them into thinking that was how it was done. Because there was no reason to hold it with tongs only to then grab it in his hand in a motion that shows sleight of hand. Not trying to spoil the trick, but unfortunately there was only one real way I think he could get it into his mouth so it's not something I consider a "magician's code exposure": At 5:57 You can't see it because they're focusing on the talking magician, but when he goes to grab the cards from the taped up guy, he hands him the card that was folded up. After he is smacked on the head, he leans forward all the way down. This was to cover up the fact that he was putting the card into his mouth. He must have been licking the tape to make it wet enough for him to be able to open his mouth beneath it and slide the card in very quickly and perhaps try to fix the tape. You can see the tape at 4:24 is slightly lower on his face (near the bottom of his chin), while at 7:18 when he's cutting it off it's a bit higher due to him having to open his mouth. I applaud them for doing the bluff at the end, even if it was a bit unconventional.. but hey they did Fool Penn & Teller and were indeed entertaining. Nice vid man.

[@thesteveprichard]

I agree. That's exactly what I thought before reading any comments. Good job!

[@baktru]

Yep. Still though. It's very entertaining.

[@Ex0dus111]

The guy shoves the card into his mouth when he is slapped in the back of his head. Then the other guy covers the entire card with his hand for a full second while holding the card up for Penn and Teller. This lead them to believe they did a very obvious switch at the end. But that was the red herring. Penn and Teller got played, and brilliantly so.

[@billgreen3138]

Ex0dus111 great minds think alike he used a murcury card fold

[@DL-kc8fc]

Very right - after hitting the head and bowing, he put the card in his mouth. The adhesive tape must be wrapped just under the nose so that the exposed chin protrudes. In places where the mouth is, the tape at the bottom is non-sticky (very easy to adjust). If the man lowers his jaw, he can put the card in his mouth. Try it at home. I originally thought the tweezers-hand card had been replaced, but if it was just a false guide, the only way was to slap and bow. ))

[@tigermunky]

Penn and Teller have been well known in the UK for decades. I remember seeing them on TV when I was a kid in the 1990s.

[@mat0920]

That's a perfectly normal way to take something out of a pair of tongs

[@jamesginger7504]

It was a red herring

[@genalkali1779]

@@jamesginger7504 yeah it was pretty unfair they did that on purpose to mislead them

[@StefanReich]

@@genalkali1779 Unfair? :D The point of the show is to fool P&T

[@jorgeherrera1074]

@@StefanReich they didn’t fool them, they took advantage of them only having one guess and purposely making it seem like they didn’t something else

[@ryanhamstra49]

That’s perfectly fair. The premise is they get one guess. Absolutely nothing wrong with misdirection, that’s what magic is all about. No worse than having a hot chick dance so you don’t see the magician run out of the back of the box before revealing he’s gone. You just have to take it up to the next level to fool a pro who isn’t distracted by the obvious misdirection.

[@JB_inks]

"I brought a pen as well" As did Teller

[@jonnelson4986]

Thanks for all of the great content! I always look forward to your next video.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

My pleasure!

[@vincentmarlowe6409]

06:00 that has to be the time that he puts the card in his mouth!

[@nomiss_magic9752]

That's right thx

[@stefanorickeets]

Definitely.

[@PunxTV123]

nahh, it's on 7:30, he switched it behind his suit...

[@nomiss_magic9752]

Witch Doctor no cause thats what penn said

[@Spooky_Dook]

It happened @both of those times. & they lied. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@rposterino]

These guys are awesome Also went on bgt too with the same trick actually got buzzed fooling the judges in thinking they made a mistake legends it was all part of the act

[@1Anime4you]

the L in Ljung is silent.

[@kleinpca]

It's amusing to hear English-speakers twist their tongues to pronounce a consonant blend that does not exist in Swedish.

[@goffe2282]

And gentlemen is not pronounced yentlemen. It's hard when something is not their native language. He also called mimself Jonas, while all americans are perfectly capable of pronouncing it correctly (Yoohnas) but it's probably too much trouble :).

[@captain4318]

They made the "switch" so obvious that is was nothing but complete misdirection haha. Brilliant move on their end!

[@psylence101]

I'd say 6:00 is when he gets it in his mouth, he puffs out his cheeks and propps the tape out slightly with his tongue from the start to make it so the tape is loose when he relaxes the face, somehow he quickly inserts the card while bent forward.

[@Smokingwinchester]

Well they are amazing in the "small scale" as I've been seeing them. I've seen some of the big shows and such on tv. But these two guys from Sweden, just blown my mind when seeing them do some stuff... Just saying. Just amazing! Give them!

[@jangunnarrooth]

I admit I was fooled by the fake switch as well. He really sold that. Knowing it wasn't that, it's clear when Peter got the card into his mouth. Really a fun act.

[@abrarmulla1196]

This channel deserves more subscribers.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Thanks Abrar! :)

[@lethoinjexion4350]

Of course there’s a card switch. Check this out. At 4:13 he pulls the card up and then hits it down and covers bottom of deck with left hand. The card is slightly sticking out but still in middle of deck. He then puts it at the bottom as he straightens the deck. That’s why he doesn’t worry about the numbers that Penn picks because his card is at the very bottom. He asks him twice to pick a number from 5-15. Maximum number of cards they’d have to get rid of is 30 to give the impression that the trick could fail if the card is somewhere around the middle. Around 26 (+/-4). There are 52 cards in the deck so the trick is safe. At 4:40 bottom card is folded by taped guy (look at his index finger) it presses where the two sides of card meet when folded. Index finger stays pressing even as he throws cards during count. At around 5:02, he does the second fold. Needs both hands and is covered by cover magician. At 5:25, taped guy puts folded card into right back pocket At 7:28, cover magician reaches for right back pocket of taped guy for folded card after pulling card from mouth. His left hand is closed. At 7:32, he has two folded cards in left hand and throws the one from the mouth into jacket using pinky finger and marriage finger, leaving one folded card

[@Toastbikini182]

Lol dude you are spot on. It’s so obvious him taking it from the pocket of the other guy at 7:28. Can’t believe they’ve lied lol how sad

[@NocturnalIntuition]

He loaded it into his mouth when he slapped him. No switch

[@szolanek]

Welcome back! 7:32 I am so eeeeeasy to fool, but this guy has pull his jacket with the hand he palmed the card, while put away the clipper which had no purpose at all, since he holds the card with bare hands. I did not watch yet what happens after, but if I was P&T, I would ask them "How do you say in Swedish F.... Off?" * After watching ... no switch? Well, fo still stands for pretending there was one :)

[@meganlockhart4148]

These guys are fantastic. Great video. Thank you.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Glad you like them! And enjoyed the video :)

[@victoriam2683]

Yeah how he got it in there so fast when he bent over after being smacked is amazing in itself.

[@Pentalinda]

I like the special effects you’ve added to the video - like the smoke and then when only your head disappears - 😄 Looking forward to the tutorial on how you do that card move - it looks really cool!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@DavidBaruffi]

Oh, P&T have been huge in the UK, arguably even moreso then they were in America for much of their career. They've done a lot of British TV specials and series over the decades going back to the '80s. You can look up a lot of their early British stuff on KZbin.

[@JumblyJumble]

Duct tape sticks well to itself and hair. Not so well to hair with a thin layer of petroleum jelly. It might even help the card get into the mouth more easily.

[@tokutickler]

If I remember these were the first magicians on the show to employ a red herring, unless Jay Sankey came before them. Sankey actually did fool Penn and Teller with a false move, but said on KZbin that he pretended to lose anyway.

[@ASMRyouVEGANyet]

That thumbnail had me laughing. 😆😆😆

[@MrShanev78]

Was a great act. Good to see you back online, Jason!!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Thanks Shane! :)

[@TheMadMedek]

The slap to the head was immediately suspicious to me but then I fell for the red herring at the end as well

[@mrsmissy2669]

Hard to believe they fooled Penn & Teller, but the act was funny and unusual. Entertaining. Oh, and I like your 'long' hair!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

haha thanks! I feel totally a mess with this long hair 😆

[@bilskro]

Ok My take. First the Red Herring was just too obvious of a setup and just done for P&T. There was no reason when he removed the card to then cover it up with his hand except to create the obvious card switch. Which would have actually been a bit of a disappointment and not much of a trick at all for P&T. All the horseplay gave all the time in the world to pass the folded card to his brother. I agree there was some lotion of his face to make the tape actual not very sticky. In fact the part of the tape that went over his mouth might have not been sticky from the start and just the wrapping hold it on tight. I think the brother placed the card in this mouth about 6:01. At that point he is hit in the head and then does a complete bow where his face can not be seen. This gave ample time to slip the folded card under the tape (which IMHO was not stick) into his mouth.

[@nakitumizajashi4047]

4:24 gives Teller's card to his partner, 7:28 takes Teller's folded card from his partner, 7:33 hides card that was in his partner's mouth and... voila!

[@jerredmiklowcic]

Love these videos man. :)

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Thanks for the kind comment Jerred! :)

[@BIGLOVE201130]

That slap to back of head

[@BIGLOVE201130]

I figured it out

[@dyvel]

"It was definitely a win-win situation for everybody" ... Yeah. A win-win situation for just one party would have been nice to experience though.. ;)

[@edzranchezyurimyboy8327]

At 7:32, the magician got something at the back of his partner. I think that was the signed card….then he did the swich when he kept the tong on his pocket with the card from his partners mouth still attached on the tong.

[@gordonwilson1631]

The UK Channel 4 programme “The Last Resort with Jonathan Ross” in the late 1980s introduced many US acts to a British audience. Penn and Teller and also Steve Martin I remember watching. Lo and behold Jonathan Ross presented this UK series so he may have been instrumental in making it happen here in the UK. It was a great show.

[@ewallt]

I don’t think they can incorporate two guesses, saying “either you did this or that”. Instead they ask questions like “Would you be ok with our coming up and making an examination” to eliminate an alternative.

[@johnjohn-cs9eu]

Ha ha the Crow wanted a bite but it woz he who got bitten 😂

[@johnjohn-cs9eu]

Amazing🌟⭐🌟 l can't work out how they do these trix but these videos always leave me smilling

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Glad you like them!

[@chrismurray2978]

Jason,I think perhaps the card was transferred to the hand of the taped guy,who as his partner is far away begins to rip off the tape and sticks it into his own mouth as he tears off the tape,or even earlier when he's being roughed up he could roll the flat tape on his mouth slowly into a narrower strand lengthwise-then it would be possible to slide it in as he struggles and is being pushed around,but I think I might just watch it again to test these theories (unless he actually lied just to get on the show)

[@jonasthemovie]

He just opened his mouth and put the card in when bent over. No adhesive on the mouth part, protruded jaw when taping.

[@MisterMoes]

Look at their performance on Britain's got talent as well, very entertaining :)

[@johnkean6852]

Brilliant Show: very entertaining.

[@simonburford9306]

Fool Us was shot in England because it's a British show, produced and commissioned by ITV in England in 2011. Penn and Teller didn't invent the show and then decide to take it to England - ITV invented the show and invited Penn and Teller. The show was cancelled by ITV after one series, and then 4 years later the CW decided to make an American version.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Ah ok! Cool to know the backstory! :) How did you find this information by the way?

[@simonburford9306]

Jason Parker I live in England. I remember the original advertising.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Simon Burford but does advertising mean that the show was invented by ITV? And not an idea by Penn & Teller themselves?

[@simonburford9306]

Jason Parker From Wikipedia: The pilot of Fool Us was first commissioned by John Kaye Cooper, the controller of entertainment for ITV.[5] In February 2011, it was announced that due to good viewing figures, a series of eight episodes had been commissioned, and would be produced by September Films and 1/17 Productions.[6] The eight episodes were shot in a ten-day filming block, and began airing in June 2011.[7] It was announced on 28 June 2012 that ITV had cancelled the show, despite averaging 4 million viewers, higher than the norm for the timeslot.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Simon Burford so... “commission” means to order or authorize the production of something. This still doesn’t say it was invented or created... (that the idea came from).... ITV. In fact in the same Wikipedia page it shows in the far right column that the 4 creators were: Penn, teller, Peter Adam Golden, Andrew Golder. So it seems the idea for the show came from these 4. I haven’t been able to dig up anything else simply by googling yet.... I wish there were an article written to describe the moment the idea was conceived and by who....

[@DogOfEgypt]

They hand over the card during the head slap at 6:00. It's the diversion.

[@John_Mack]

He palmed the card on the way back from Teller... at the beginning and it was never in his partners mouth. The whole show was misdirection. Nice.

[@danuttall]

They did the first season in the UK because ITV approached the pair about doing the show for them. ITV did not want to produce a second season, despite good ratings. The show was syndicated to the CW in the USA and it did very well, so the CW asked P&T for more seasons, so P&T produce the show in their Las Vegas theatre. That is part of the reason for the big gap in time between season 1 and 2.

[@johnkean6852]

Your edits are fab🤣

[@JasonParkerMagic]

thank you :) :)

[@americanchino]

The fable: If it's too good to be true....... It means think twice before you take action on something that's too easy.

[@Knuckles2761]

At 7:30 he basically makes pointless every single of his actions before. All that funny routine, jokes, ducktape - nothing else matters.

[@martinmillar7137]

The UK version was amazing..... anyway... i wonder if he ever did trade that for a farm? 😂🤣

[@alivecertified]

In 1994 when I was 13 I remember a late night TV show on channel 4 in England called the unpleasant world of Penn and teller, I'm English and have been aware of them here since the 90s think they like us here

[@cosminxxx5287]

the tape has glue only on the first 1 inch and than a long part with no glue than glue again.he wraps so tight cause otherwise it would just fall off.having no glue on the most part,he can slip that card in the mouth when he bent over from a slap.

[@andreasstam1]

Good theory, but when you listen you hear that familiar sound of duct tape being pulled. If there weren't any glue it wouldn't make that sound?!

[@HandsomeMoose]

I'm Swedish. Yes, Penn and Teller are well known in Sweden. No, you still coulden't exchange that autograph for a farm (maybe one by Playmobil). No, I have never heard of these guys (Brynolf & Ljung). No, Ljung is not pronunced L-jung but Jung/Young in Swedish. Yes, that was a nice performance.

[@adara4635]

more pronounced like yung

[@ztamizzen]

What if...he puts his tounge out when being taped up (to avoid the tape sticking to his chin) and then being handed the card and putting it in his mouth after being slapped in the back of the head?

[@101raziel905]

Thats what i thought

[@elementary803]

7:27 guy gets a card from back side of the taped one. Play 0,25. And I feel that they kinda lied because the is a card swithed indeed. Around 4:23 the Teller's card was placed backside pocket etc of the taped guy. He had folded card already in his mouth. That's easy to keep it between cheek and teeth and he does not open mouth much.

[@Juuhimuuhi]

the card came from his mouth

[@elementary803]

@@Juuhimuuhi Sure there was card in his mouth. But if you take a careful look to the card card taken from mouth - there is moment you can not see the card. There is moment for sleight of hand where signed card is switched.

[@tonydee9850]

That bang on the back of the head must have hurt🤔

[@Casuality07]

well he needed it too get the card in his mouth

[@danuttall]

I think pulling off all the tape at the end must have hurt more.

[@travlane8189]

I'm not sure if it's the same as a switch. But I'm thinking somehow he , say, put the card at the bottom of the deck. And then slapped TapeGuy, when he bent over, he had it folded and put it on his mouth. (Over his mouth was loose.) A quick slip in.

[@TheCowtownswede]

the L is silent in Ljung

[@willp2042]

When the card out of his mouth, other guy twisted. Overall, awesome entertainment

[@xdragon2k]

Maybe it's like that time when you think that reading a non-copyrighted Aesop Fable at the end of a react video was a no brainer, but then you can't figure out an example that applies to the story.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

I didn't feel it was a no brainer... more like a genius idea! 😎

[@ErikBongers]

I think they might have pulled it of without the fake switch. But indeed, a win with a red herrings wasn't considered a lesser win in those early days, so they played it safe.

[@chriswinspear7965]

Loads the card into his mouth after he slaps him in the back of the head and bends down. Tape almost looks like its been lifted and put back or moved slightly after he stands back up straight.

[@tomobrien4149]

Wentzville, Missouri- 1965. I'm a whole lap ahead with only a couple of laps to go, so I pull in and turn the car over to my brother to take the checker and he puts it in the swamp! So, like the crow, good becomes very bad. But there's a twist - turns out the car broke an axle. Coming out of the pits he was going much slower than me at that turn. So we lost a lot of money but unlike the crow I'm still around. Stay safe... everybody, stay safe. Tom OB

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Very interesting story!! So you had the snake in your claws, but then..... because you decided to share your meal with your brother.... the snake lost its poison! Hmmmmmm... :)

[@tomobrien4149]

Jason Parker ... Very good - a postscript to Aesop's fable!

[@TheOpus528]

Now this is a good act , mostly because it does not involve Old McDonald, which still causes me to lose sleep. And after such a great performance I thought, “Wow, what a terrible card switch.” So deceiving. And when will you react to David Parr?

[@bowantoia8536]

The tape was only sticky where it needed to be but across the mouth there was no adhesive, one of the reasons possibly it was pulled so tight, so it didn't look slack. That's my best guess...

[@joseyorro9014]

When the guy took the card from the mouth of the other guy, he switch the card quickly using his right hand.

[@BigAlCapwn]

Did you actually watch the video?

[@flacivious3747]

Very nice video bro 👍🤗

[@johnkean6852]

You are spot on JP analytically.

[@igorsvacic217]

that "hint" for switch was SO obviously intended its ridicolous. BUT, I must say, Id FORBID this kind of thing, throwng clues. Becase in the end it wil be 50/50 if you go with it. Do they do it for you to thnk thats the method, or is it a double buff, you to think they want you to think so its obviously not that, but they knew exactly that you will think that so they did it by that method and exaggerated the move, etc, etc. That should be forbidden by RULES. First tought to me was okay, thats excluded, so its something else. Its just not fair to alloud the performer to do this. Because, as I sad, in the ed it will be like shooting penalty in football, performer will look where P&T tend to "throw themselves" and shoot the other side, and P&T will try blindly switch here and there to catch the ball. Dont get me wrong, I think thats the good thinking in the start, by the magicians who first did it, but than, after it was used as a method, it should be forbidden.

[@johnjohn-cs9eu]

Yes but you gotta say: "very entertaining" you'll always remember that duct tape😷 gag like a Coruna virus mega mask

[@WardenOfTerra]

He puts the card in his mouth when he gets slapped over the back of the head and bends over. You can see the duct tape not properly sealed onto his lip afterwards, and then he reseals it.

[@RobertBallMagician]

Great effect from season one.😊😊😛👍

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Thanks for the visit

[@tomobrien4149]

Fun! And it's the bell, then hit "All".

[@tefteulf]

If you listen to the sound of the duct tape when it is pulled of from the roll you'll hear that they have prepared the tape so that the part that covering the mouth is made double with the non-sticking side towards the mouth!

[@suryakantapattanaik01]

That card in his mouth is not signed by Teller....the signed card was exchanged with the card from the mouth in the last part of the trick when the other magician put the tweezer in the coat and open fist slowly.

[@NetAndyCz]

7:31 This looks so suspicious. EDIT: well, apparently a red herring... Feels wrong to ruin your trick with false switch.

[@BigAlCapwn]

This was the first season, I was surprised more Magicians didn't think of this. Also it didn't ruin the trick, 99% of the audience who don't know about false switches would have been none the wiser; but In a sense I agree in that I used to say to my friends in the early seasons was the flaw in the format was to just do a trick they knew the method to, pretend you're doing that method whilst doing another.

[@Ulkomaalainen]

@@BigAlCapwn Precisely. This action seemed obvious and would have, well, not ruined, but would have lessened the effect. And if it weren't for their goal being to fool Penn & Teller I'd think "I saw the trick, kinda boring" and never know that I was wrong. So while this may be exciting in terms of finding out ways to do stuff, it isn't so much as a "normal" spectator of a "normal" act.

[@dclore]

I think the two most famous magicians in the world at the time were David Copperfield and Penn & Teller. I wasn't into magic back then but I knew who both were. I'm from the UK.

[@NetAndyCz]

As for the duct tape, I wonder if this trick could be probably done with plastic wrap, which is very revealing and therefor more convincing in my opinion. Not sure if it could be used as convincing blindfold, but if we could see his eyes shut... And it is not that damaging to one's hair;)

[@aylanhardy7223]

he switched it last second and while placing the big blck tweezers in his coat you see his left hand placcing the switched card in their too and then he is left clean.

[@jonasthemovie]

Wow. Just wow. P&T guessed that and lost. But you know better? It was a red herring.

[@waynesmith3908]

It was just MAGIC, Use less sticky cheap duct tape. YaaaYY Story time, The Crow and the Snake ~Beware of losing your head over a seemingly good thing, for it might just bite you in the end Jason Hahaaa Ohh Don't cut your hair .... grow it out and make it all floppy like mine. Enjoyed the video

[@Laurencetw]

off topic here, but I often wonder why no one ever talks about my two favorite magicians (aside from p&t)...michael close and ricky jay. aside from being master performers, they are both amazing writers, philosophers, story tellers and decent human beings to boot. i defy anyone to find a close up performance that compares to 'ricky jay and his 52 assistants.' and no one even talks about that amazing show anymore. miss you, ricky.

[@godbluffvdgg]

The folded signed card stayed with the the one dude, he swapped the any folded card and pulled Penn's out of his suit jacket.

[@svenfrancisco4930]

Not at all. What you describe is the switch Penn&Teller eluded to. check the slap on the back of the head again

[@SparJar]

Vasaline in his hair would probably make the tape not stick to the hair so much, while still being tight around his head because it sticking to his skin?

[@DBNIGHT]

He switched the cards when he put the scissors in his jacket

[@johnkean6852]

Aesop: ensure your food is dead before you put it into storage 🤔

[@MrBollocks10]

Unless you like it super fresh.

[@johnjohn-cs9eu]

Snake: l was just sunbathing and got attacked by a large Crow-na-virus 😛

[@yvettechevalier7089]

Theory: What if the duct tape is not what it seems, had a bit of velcro to make it stick, and the two layers over the mouth were intentional...

[@jonasthemovie]

The red herring was a bit over the top. But they where early and they did fool them.

[@StrangeDuck]

i wanted to just say it was maybe a sinple palm right at the end. the card in the mouth didnt matter, it was never shown, just swapped.

[@lalafirdous5717]

It was a simple palm

[@StrangeDuck]

​@@lalafirdous5717 be a simple. simple kind of man

[@ashenmehdi9357]

Jason the slap in the back of the head is really suspicious while the other guy just rubbed his head

[@johnkean6852]

Aesop: sometimes the deadliest desires are the most tempting.🤔

[@TreyCook21]

Aesop: You find a cute friendly girl at the bar, buy her drinks all night, offer to take her home for "dinner" but soon find out she's got 3 kids at home and her husband is waiting for her girlfriends to bring her home from girls night out. I didn't get bit or shot.... but, uh... I forgot where I was going with this.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Ouch! Sounds like the snake got you 😆

[@ASMRyouVEGANyet]

They could be swingers....ya never know!

[@Andreas--]

He switched the card when he took it off the stick and put it in his jacket.

[@geovannyandino9452]

That's what Penn and Teller thought when they said "switch", but after asking them, they said it wasn't a switch, so it couldn't be, and well switching is too simple for the magicians that appear in the show

[@nomiss_magic9752]

Thats what penn said🤦🏻‍♂️

[@elmasmiragazade4198]

New video,Finally :)

[@garyz777]

I think the moral is if something looks too good to be true it probably is, so beware.

[@BigAlCapwn]

If you look at the duct tape when it's first put on it is completely covering below his mouth and nearly his whole chin but by the time just after he's been hit on the head it's all the way up and only just covering his bottom lip...that's all you need to know ;)

[@algoritmosalfredohipicasig7116]

I agree on when the card got in his mouth, but I don't think there were any staples in that gun, just a sticky card box.

[@billgreen3138]

jason your hair style when you showed how long it is looks like a david copperfield illusionist pose style photo video look and sovenerr book

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

Penn was huge back then. I never thought it at the time

[@ewallt]

Once you know what to look for, it’s not hard to figure out. I’m sure P and T knew immediately. However, it fooled me, although I did notice the card switch looked amateurish, so that could have been a clue. Also how they did it takes a lot of skill, on the part of the beat up guy.

[@bikeadventuresokanagan9293]

surprised it was a fooler, but it was was fun .. It would have been cool to see more than one trick though personally.

[@coleeg69]

He must had do a card swap @7:32 The way he unfold the card was suspect

[@checkyoursixgaming]

I am pretty sure he put it on the other guys back where there was something sticky when he was patting him on at the start of the act at 4:25. When he slaps him on the back and follows through upside his friends head at 6:02 he puts it in reach for the other guy to be able to naturally grab it and slip it under the tape. You can tell the tape around the mouth has changed as well from 4:25 to 6:02 as it has gotten scrunched around the mouth at that point. To bad the camera editing prevents us from seeing it directly.

[@jonasthemovie]

They won because it wasnt a card swap and here you go with a card swap.

[@Vimptocandle]

Miss direction and swap out 7:30 -7:37 (quicker than that but I’m giving you time to think! Lol, cards all over the floor but black tongues have to go in top pocket! Dated as fuck.