The WORLDS BEST CARD Trick!!!

[@Personalapocalypse77.]

Something about your smooth cadence and polished magic, I could watch you all day.

[@lolwtnick4362]

u gae bro?

[@RowdyLowdy]

It’s magic.

[@scienceevolves4417]

I couldn't. I wonder if there's any magic trick that would make him 1) shrink that teeths gap 2) look like a half decent human not a caveman ... 🤔

[@richboilolofficial]

Why u gay 👬👨‍❤‍💋‍👨

[@Ghistroci-1851]

I agree I could listen to his voice for hours and never get tired of listening to him

[@kaintgetritedonetried]

The real magic was the Double Snap Clap.I feel like that move can make anything possible.

[@Daz86.]

Amen. Used it on the dunny and mate im a whole new man.

[@staramanydv]

No man this not magic only hand speed

[@CAgrandaddypurps69]

I think the snap clap stuff is for editing purposes. Only way i can figure out how he does it cause its not in person.

[@RyanJC1992]

Legend says the first time it was performed Jesus rose from the dead

[@ThatOneYoutubePerson]

@Mark S 🤓: Ugh, actually, he said that the Double Snap Clap doesn't actually do anything, so your actually wrong, eh heh

[@darrylcole-xh5sn]

Very Cool Magician...Love that Trick...!!!

[@RurouniiJay]

This shit blows my mind i have no idea how he does it lmao

[@amak2314]

The very last card in the deck is a red seven of clubs. When he pulls out a random card (which is random) you’ll notice that he breaks the deck and the bottom card now gets placed onto the 3 of spades. When he gets that card to the top he actually does a double card flip so you’re seeing the 3 of spades look like the red card when it’s actually being pressed against the red 7. Then he makes it seem like the 3 of spades magically turned into a 7 of clubs

[@JAYZ999]

If you know the basics of card tricks this is super easy to figure out. I learned how to do some of this stuff back in middle school, and 12 years later I can still figure out most card tricks

[@markcruz359]

@@amak2314jUst want to add. There is actually two 7 of clubs on the bottom. The blue one and the red one. He was also doing false shuffles just before he reveals the 7 of clubs which he keeps in the same spot as he reveals that to be the second "random" card

[@amak2314]

@@markcruz359 yes forgot to add that detail!

[@amak2314]

@@markcruz359 yeah he's taking cards from the top off, so doesn't matter when he says 'stop' because he shows the bottom card anyways

[@belugacat4599]

Mate your double lift are clean asf

[@Doomsdaymanx]

Only a handful of moves and yet every one is so flawless you can miss it even knowing what to look for. Easily worthy of a like and share 😆

[@Cartzilla10memegodYT]

He put 2 red cards.

[@VisualizeLeaving]

Came here to say the same thing. I caught it, but Jesus was I impressed

[@bradyklassen8585]

@@Cartzilla10memegodYTno he didn’t, the red card was always the 7

[@pauliebphotography]

The 3 of spades is blue and the 7 of clubs is the red card

[@GiorgioSemprevivo]

This guy is so good that he doesn't even have to look at the random cards to know what they are.

[@stareeknight8839]

I assume his camera has a view finder, so he could look in that to read the card. Or maybe he sits in front of a mirror.

[@GiorgioSemprevivo]

@@stareeknight8839 ok

[@mathmusicandlooks]

Either that, or he forced the card

[@nikhilreddy8550]

​@@mathmusicandlooksHe did hindu shuffle. It was always the last card.

[@almost__0703]

Its a forced card, ik how this trick is done, Basically when he showed the red card for the first time it wasnt a 3 of spades It was 7 of clubs...he just put the 3 on top of it so we think the red card was 3 After he put the red card down ( 7 ) and then forced a 7 out of deck

[@juggiebonebrain3383]

Of all the card trick executors, this guy is the most entertaining, and it doesn't look suspicious like others I've watched. Looks natural.

[@deadlyhollows8434]

He just asked to stop n he showed the bottom card

[@pizzaman6320]

But can you explain the rest of the trick?

[@limitedhangoutlive]

I’ll explain how the trick works but you should practice because the technique was done very well. The card he picks randomly he ensures he puts below the red card. He knows what the red card is and has a double of that in the deck. Notice how he fixes the deck before showing you the red card. He double lifts to reveal the card under the red one. Places down the red one which is the 7 or whatever you dupe. Then he “shuffled” but the shuffle never actually moved the bottom card. He ensures he ends up at that card because that’s the duplicate. He then fans out all the cards face down and shows the red card is fhe 7 the entire time. It’s not mind blowing and any learning magician knows what he did but his technique was beautifully executed and his stage presence adds to the mystique / execution. Top notch.

[@asdfkeyboard9807]

The I don’t remember what force when he’s “shuffling through cards and shows a random one” is a very Sus move done in person also the deck was ordered before so it doesn’t need as much sleight of hand

[@nicholasroberts7891]

This trick wouldnt work with a real person randomly picking cards. He controls the red 7 of clubs on top of the blue 3 of spades, when he flips the first red card and you see the 3, hes actually Flipping 2 cards which is why he flips it back over before placing the red card down because it isnt the 3. Its a fun trick and he executes it well. It is important to keep in mind though that anytime a card magician does the "random card" thing in an online setting. The card is never random, it is always a purposely controlled card

[@DuaneDelaney]

The 3 of Spades was an actual random selection. There is a red 7 of Clubs on the bottom. and a blue 7Club behind it. He puts the deck on top of the 3 Spade, so the Red 7 Club is now on top of the 3S. When he finds the red card, he moves it to the top, keeping the 3S underneath the red card. For the first show, he actually pulls 2 cards from the top. You see the 3S, but the red 7C is right behind it. He puts them back on the deck and just pulls the red card to set aside (which we know is the 7C). Now he starts a shuffle, leaving the blue 7C on the bottom. When they say 'stop' he just shows the card at the bottom of the deck.. NOT a random selection. Spread them out, turn over the only red card on the table, the one you set aside earlier. Whew! Lots of practice to make this work so smoothly. He's a PRO!

[@InUAndo]

Yep! Nailed it

[@mutanttepig4759]

I wouldn't have believed this comment if I didn't see the brief flash of red at the beginning. Even then you're still getting a like because of how well you revealed the trick.

[@angrytedtalks]

So... it's a trick, not real magic? 😢

[@tubular618]

@@angrytedtalks 'fraid so baybee

[@preston93lane]

Hello, Magicians alliance? This guy right here

[@RandyBoBandy.]

The number of hours and practice tries it takes to be this smooth and confident cannot be appreciated enough. It’s years and years and thousands of hours.

[@kevinbowie2054]

It took me a few hours to master this trick. All you need to do it is to be able to do a double lift.

[@saxboss9738]

@@kevinbowie2054 you missed the original commenter's point. Smoothness, presentation, cadence, vocal delivery, personality.... That's what takes hundreds or throusands of hours. Yeah, the trick itself is easy. one double lift and you got it.

[@kevinbowie2054]

@@saxboss9738 of course they are all vital parts of the trick. I doubt I’ll ever be as smooth as this man, but I’ll keep on trying.

[@fatsidekick]

@@kevinbowie2054and a Hindu shuffle…

[@katdawg3767]

Dude I have tried to see his sleight of hand or his bottom dealing or whatever, and even if I do it once every now and then he does it like 4 times a video. This dude is a freak of nature

[@bilbobaggins33]

I like to think that there is a magician’s union that does a lot of good for the community of magicians, but everyone is slightly irked by the union forcing them to do a bunch of snaps and jazz hands in their tricks lol

[@jerome4995]

Check out "The Alliance of Magicians"

[@Arizona_Stonah]

But the same “irked” union members are happy with the better wages,better healthcare and maybe they get to retire at 55 with full healthcare for $54 a month like I did !! UNION YES ! Sincerely former shop steward C.W.A 13101 lol

[@bilbobaggins33]

@@Arizona_Stonah that’s awesome! I’m very pro union and that fits the idea I had in mind for the magician’s union lol 👍

[@clarencekaant8005]

​@@Arizona_Stonah bro don't tell people to invest in stuff like that and you shouldn't be proud, don't save money either. Invest in assests In the UK that £55 in the 80s would probably be worth like £150 now due to inflation

[@DN-yv3gq]

@@jerome4995 "we demand to be taken seriously"

[@dad_hoc]

First time in a while I audibly "oh f*** off"ed at a trick, that's DEFINITELY impressive my guy. Love magic tricks, but I particularly love subversion like this. Subbed for sure

[@bennytennyson]

where's the second "

[@kendlemintjed7571]

@@bennytennyson A second was never implied.

[@ShadeIllusion]

I’ve been doing this for nearly 2 decades and it has never failed me. The reactions are always so incredible and genuine. If you put the red card into the spectator’s hand, it’ll make the trick 10x stronger.

[@tomasjosefvela1]

Nice touch, I'll have to add that, thanks for sharing!

[@jeremysiron9622]

His double lift is so smooth…. he performs at a rate faster than your brain can process, that’s what makes him so good….. I wish I could handle cards like that with that speed AND smoothness….. he just goes so fast that you can’t reverse engineer it as it’s happening at all….

[@nofwild6325]

Yeah and he’s slick with the flip and removal of the red card so it gets rid of the 3

[@shaun6691]

The way u do tricks and ur humor is good u should do some tutorials

[@lucasmajola8043]

I'd also like to learn this trick

[@shaun6691]

@@lucasmajola8043 I could explain it to u if u want I know this trick his sence of humor and the way he talks got me even tho I know it haha

[@vinothking5977]

I can do it's tutorial

[@angusfae5733]

@@vinothking5977 i’ll watch it @ me in it if u post

[@shaun6691]

@@angusfae5733 u dont even need a tutorial he could legit tell u in 3 steps on how u do it lol obs he chatting shit lol

[@hendew]

This guy is great. Great personality and showman.

[@oddtings]

I wigged out cause I said stop out loud and he stopped... mans got a gift

[@nolanforcier1796]

I DID THE EXACT SAME THING!!! I was like "NO FKING WAY!!!??!!?!"

[@ewokwarrior2656]

So you guys were the ones....

[@bernhard8540]

Union rules for magicians 😆 🤣 😂 I died laughing when I heard you say that haha

[@tedlambert12]

Wish you would have

[@axolet]

He has to pay $2 everytime he says that

[@VividVisionary]

You’re perfectly combining magic with storytelling. It’s creating a fun atmosphere which has the attention going to you to listen and that allows you to “magic” and then by the time you look at the “magic” it’s time for the magic. You’re so good!

[@anushriiiiiiiiiiii]

Everyone re-watched this and stared at the red card

[@benedictawojobi9824]

deadass

[@ixnine5698]

hahaha 😂😂😂😂

[@freeview5563]

🤣

[@JaimieB.DogJack]

As did you

[@jonnykemp7107]

😂... I did

[@leethancarroll5259]

Always great to see a classic performed so well!

[@jm-rz3in]

Flawless lift so smooth, nothing feels.... forced. Always love watching your stuff man keep up the good work

[@m.e.1297]

A Lichen Cher you shall get every time. Your tricks are amazing.

[@frankfrei-b9902]

Nice performance of an old good trick! I like your clean double lift 👍🏼

[@davidbilec3009]

That was not clean you see the pinky lift

[@InUAndo]

Double? I think he only needed one

[@kryzs_kornhell]

How is the trick called? Is there an tutorial-video?

[@UneducatedGeologist]

Yup. Former low level magician here....and this guy is smooth as silk. Love It.

[@boblife3647]

I've watched that trick a dozen times performed by different magicians. Now I got it! Got nothing to do with your slight of hand Mr. Maher, Sir. It's flawless, as always.

[@travissevigny7975]

Great trick but the comedy makes it so much better.

[@commiekiller]

What comedy?

[@motherisape]

@@commiekiller this guy is comedy

[@commiekiller]

@@motherisape nah

[@jamezviar6895]

This is one of the first tricks I learned that people truly loved

[@bentonmarcum8924]

So they hated the other tricks you learned.?

[@thegrannysnatcher3322]

Im still tripping on how you stopped right when i said too

[@Egg49549]

Ikr 😂

[@kaintgetritedonetried]

Unrelated to the video, but I just had to comment. Hilarious f*ckin handle bro. I don't know whether to LMFAO or call my grandmother and check on her.

[@daverodd1]

Beautiful double lift. Clean!

[@xdokaydokay571]

You know man I feel like you're pulling my leg. There ain't no name to this trick

[@blackplauge1334]

Thanks for pointing that out

[@leech1355]

I watch an asmr channel called Jojo’s asmr and for that reason I immediately knew it was a double lift. Very clean tho

[@bouillekyuteki8575]

@@xdokaydokay571 yes there is a name : The Chicago Opener.

[@random-zb7fp]

Don't reavel yo

[@alexandervouzenthal8163]

Sometimes I wish I didn't become a card trick expert in my teenage years. These tricks used to be so magical

[@ewokwarrior2656]

I learned to play guitar. I still find guitar magical even if played by someone else.

[@isabell-t1l]

When he said pleasure and I'm caught, I pulled out the bottom card, and I exactly pulled out a 3 of spades. What a coincidence.😅😂

[@Chike_Odor]

Not a coincidence magic

[@snorelex]

Red card at the bottom of the deck at the start - 7c. 3spades dont matter. Because he places the red card on the top of the 3spades. When he flips over the red card to show 3 spades, he does a double lift and flips 2 cards instead of 1. Places the red 7c on the table. The second time he shuffling the top off the deck and shows you the bottom card 7c which was already loaded there. So to perform this trick, its a normal deck with 7c at the bottom and another 7c(red). 1st card chosen is random the rest is all fake shuffling

[@Minimish28]

Knowing how it’s done, you tend to look for the moves and see when exactly they’re being done. Boy that was mighty smooth. I love tricks that actually do have a free choice

[@5192aaron]

The Chicago Opener/Red Hot Momma is always a great go-to for any magician's arsenal! Always gets such great reactions! And your performance was one of the finest I've ever seen!

[@armanterrell7215]

That was hella smooth. Nice job! Definitely borrowing this trick for work tomorrow

[@jizzosh1233]

That trick was delightful. Nice slight of hand work. Kudos

[@adriansolis5362]

This is so smoooooth. I'm pretty sure I know how it's done, but my god it took me a second view to even barely sort of notice it. The execution is flawless

[@Livie4ever1]

HOW IS IT DONE TELL ME PLSSSS😂😭

[@brandonrumann3931]

I love that he explains this trick in depth on his main channel!! Such rich content 👆🏻👍🏻

[@MrSirWivd]

this genuinly made me say, "what the fuck???" out loud! 😂😅

[@ryanjones3564]

Did anyone notice he never looked at the 7 of clubs but knew it was a 7 of clubs.

[@friendlyplayer92]

Camera screen or reflection

[@johnhernandez3134]

@@friendlyplayer92 lol! No, he had it ready my friend. This trick is a classic.

[@KiraPlaysGuitar]

Man this one takes me back... The ol' "World's best card trick" Damn :') You made me forget how this was done.

[@christianM0617]

This trick is great and actually easy to learn. What's hard is the showmanship that you mixed it in with.

[@StarryNightSky587]

I dont know why the algorhitm decided to show me this, but I am satisfied :D

[@BladeMcCloud]

Get this guy a werewolf chair already.

[@siegfriedkharan]

DL it's pretty good but kind of telegraphed. The Force it's a very known one but you did it perfectly. The control was the best of it! Very clean and smooth. I know this is a short but you need to build up more the finale. Loving card trick, bro.

[@bobbyjhay8685]

He's so smooth. It's still mesmerizing.

[@Onion224]

watching the vid for the 1st time: holy cow! watching the vid for the 2nd time: holy cow! watching the vid for the 3rd time: ok i got it

[@charanindersingh1559]

Can u explain me a bit bro..my brain is still spinning

[@Onion224]

@@charanindersingh1559 its just a modfication of the brainwave gimmick, you can buy it online

[@Stevo-Z]

Fun little trick from Chicago. I love it!

[@jackoats4911]

Somebody get Chris Ramsey to react to this asap. This blew my fucking mind.

[@jonnylaser85]

This is actually a fairly easy card trick and the first really good card trick novices learn… Not gonna say how it’s done, but there’s a set up and a couple steps and moves to it. I would say all aspiring magicians and people with a understanding of magic past the beginner level can get this no problem

[@blaecccuebbler7711]

I did this trick once for a friend and he was so stunned he begged me to tell him how I did it. So I did and it immediately ruined the amazement. 5 years have passed and I still regret it lol

[@CabCKDice]

Could you tell how you did? Im trying to fool my sister

[@jack4q2]

@@CabCKDice you could have a spare marked 3 spades ,find that then dump in the middle somewhere, spread out to the red card 7 clubs ,with a preset 3 spades as next card, then double lift to reveal the 3 spades, then flip the red 7 clubs on table . ...I guess.

[@Tecom38415]

Nice

[@goblue4795]

@@jack4q2 I don’t think u need a marked card it’s not special, all you need is to get the red card on top of your “card” and double lift it

[@growtrees3224]

And yet still the morons don't u derstand they are ruining it every time they explain it to show off their knowledge. I did the same when I was first into magic. I revealed a few tricks to my family after doing them but I soon learned that the only entertaining way to do magic is to never reveal! Now I know loads and perform often and would never reveal except to a learning magician.

[@manogalaviz4749]

HOOOOOWWWWWWWW????!!!!??? Love watching you man. Keep 'em coming!

[@Nightstick24]

I love how you always do a few tricks in these, I can usually manage to catch one of them but the other two or three completely elude me! It’s fascinating how just being so calm and confident makes so many of these moves, that are obvious when you see them, completely invisible. Thanks!

[@Rsharlan3]

Awesome! I was needing something to lift my spirits, and this trick was a double lift!

[@benedekszabo4333]

Man, this pun... 😂

[@Simonengland-d4k]

Very smooth!! Excellent!! You could perform anywhere!! New York, L.A. Or even Chicago!!! Mind you, I’d definitely make it my opener!!! lol. Great job!!!

[@raceblakhart4941]

Been doing this for over a decade, and I still can't double lift worth a damn. This was clean as hell. Good work.

[@virtualblackface3009]

Sssshhhhhhh..

[@AdamShelf]

@@virtualblackface3009 I think everyone has looked up the double lift on KZbin where some lame person explains everything and takes all the mystery away.

[@jonathancarroll941]

People that know this trick understands how the trick is done. You have a smooth execution

[@dragonfire2246]

OH! Nice combo! I particularly like that trick because they're easy to do if you learn the mechanics behind it.

[@Guitarlife17]

Suuuuuuuuper clean delivery on everything man. The shuffle, the lift, excellent

[@rumned]

Figured out that the 7 of clubs would be the red card, but still puzzles me when he put it there. Good entertainment 👍

[@01nmuskier]

The 7 is the only red card.

[@noloveforthehaters]

When he shows the 3 he's flipping over two cards

[@samosalover4508]

He use Double lift when showing 3 of clubs. Then he drop the red card which is already 7 of space and when he is suffling card he didn't show the upper card and used to show the last card which is 7 of space

[@JCMagic]

It certainly is worthy of a like and share!! Alternatively I could post a desertation on how the trick is mechanically performed and yet pay no mind to the entertainment value or enjoying the years of experience you provide here on the platform, all because I apparently believe that you clearly posted this to fool me specifically. Disclaimer** This is merely a satirical response for humor.... NOT DIRECTED AT ANYBODY IN PARTICULAR perhaps maybe... ok it is!! Hope everybody has a funtastic day!!

[@billsedutto8824]

Agree completely. The one thing I will say is learning how to trick is done adds to my appreciation of the skill needed to perform it and the creativity used by whoever invented the trick. Also want to add that some of the more grander illusions and filmed street magic tricks need to be called out when they are using the camera to hide things, planted assistants in the audience or twins. Lastly I think its can be helpful to show people how easily that can be fooled by showing how a trick was done in the hopes they will be less gullible to how we are being played in real life be it by the government, media, scammers etc.

[@rkjensen6331]

I love your takes on the deck. Very well done sir.

[@valeriabennett3370]

Ok I've need to stop sniffing crack💀💀

[@haydenwills8084]

Even if I know how you did it its still really entertaining to watch

[@Soren_Swanson]

Could you tell me?

[@dominicgomez4229]

this was my first card trick i ever learned when I was around 6 .. this will always have special place in my heart. well done bro!

[@samuelosbornemagic]

Love it! the performance is gold!!

[@Sing00525]

Nice trick man👍🏻 it will be perfect if you quick look at the second selected card before saying what it is.

[@joyridetv4565]

That's absolutely right. He was able to tell you what the card was without even looking at it. That should be a big clue to everybody

[@josephsorbello7475]

Again... Wow .. that's awesome. Good for you my dude. Very impressed

[@jakebaker9628]

I know how you did it but only because I’ve been a magician for years. This is a gem bro! Good job

[@FR0ZENxTUNA]

Ah, the Chicago Opener. Old but gold, and masterfully done!

[@Laizikoala]

Dude…. You must have a pact with satan 😂, this trick was absolutely amazing!

[@johnb9045]

In my opinion your mastery of card basics is much more impressive than more complicated stuff.

[@twalsh05]

Best card magician evar. Such unique entertainment value! The funny flair is what makes it

[@FlorianVB]

Knowing how a trick works -> 10% skill Execution of the trick -> 90% skill 👏🏼

[@Aaron_Scissorhands]

One of the best double lifts I've ever seen. This guy is good! 🤜💥

[@christhorne116]

And two 7 clubs?

[@gregk8246]

​​@@christhorne116 yeah, one red, one blue. The red one is on the bottom and gets put on the 3 when he "loses" it in the middle. The only part I haven't caught is how he controls the Blue 7 until he draws it.

[@gregk8246]

Got it. The blue 7 is on top of the red 7 to start the trick. This is a really smooth trick.

[@Wabubba]

Ive watched it now 4 times and i’m still as suprised and confushed as the first time

[@Rogue-Drone]

It’s a great trick. He is double lifting the card.

[@R416J]

both red and blue 7’s are at the bottom of the deck. the first trick he does a double lift the 2nd he does a false cut

[@rambard5599]

First he picks a card at random, cuts the deck and places the card right under the red card. When he spreads it, all he has to do is look for the red card. They're stacked on top of each other, so the red card is actually the 7C but it looks like the 3S. Not sure, but I think he then places the 3S back on the deck, and does a false cut and shuffle (you can see he's "shuffling" the top part of the stack, but he takes the card from the bottom) in order to force the chosen card to be the 7C. At that point it doesn't matter what he does, since the chosen card and the red card are the same.

[@vincentlarroze-francezat358]

@@R416J took me an hour to get it!!!

[@emcee672]

I have never seen someone so enthusiastic about cards, it's ✨Magical✨

[@socknoises1008]

Infinite ways to force the 7 and you executed that beautiful, not to mention how to traded cards, very very impressive and I’m jealous that I can’t do it that flush ;-;

[@dominikusbagaskara7639]

I see it on my third. But I still love how you play the tricks

[@mohkn3594]

I'll just ruin the moment for you and say that he didn't look at the seven of clubs cuz he know that and prepared a red one that he didn't show : )

[@pwolkowicki]

I once saw card tricks made by a profesional poker player. It's amazing how you can shuffle and still know where each card is.

[@c0rnp0p80]

Twice in a row! The video I got right before this was Jeremy Tan doing the exact same trick! 😂 Lol 😂

[@johnman84]

Oooh she's red hot!

[@Trickboy36]

So’s your mama!

[@xhexhi]

Fantastic slight of hand work!

[@3ditHD]

I have been trying to find this song in the background for so long what is the name of it 😭

[@evanmichael9745]

Doug Henning would be proud. I assume you saw his version. Amazing!

[@ph0xal1c10u5]

Love seeing a fellow Aussie kill it. The magic is great but the banter is the real MVP!

[@djponey1956]

"Starter" was the first magic trick i learned Love seeing a clean performance of it :D!

[@brownsnake0400]

i dont do card tricks but i think ive got it. the 7c(r) is a red card at the bottom of the deck the whole time with the 7c(b) which is a blue card right above it.. when the random card is selected, the 7c(r) is dropped on top by dropping the bottom portion of the deck on the random card. then a quick little hand gesture to make people think somethings going on. slide the deck open to reveal the 7c covering the random card. now, this is where you can mess up if you dont pick up exactly the top two cards. turn it over to show a 3s but the person watching cant manipulate it (look at the hand position holding it). then you do a couple top down chops with the 7c(b) at the bottom of the deck. when someone says stop, you show the bottom card, being the 7c(b). slam that anywhere in the deck and pretend to do some more hand magic. say "oop" and show the 7c(r). i hope i didnt ruin it, i just like breaking these down occasionally.

[@squareball7017]

For anyone wanting to learn this trick, it's called the Chicago Opener. Quite old and popular but still a good magic trick

[@NotoriousROZ]

This is a pretty easy trick, but your delivery is masterful.

[@lukailisin6516]

Love this, simple but yet so effective. Awesome magic, and an awesome person.

[@richmax8486]

Had to watch it twice to figure it out. This guy is good. Its actually a really easy trick but his presentation is great.

[@baseball_rocks]

Love how you use sleight of hand & misdirection in your illusions. Bravo! 🤝

[@CallumEricLawson]

Most humbly we bow to you! The freely selected card legitimately getting lost, clean double, and the shuffle to reveal the pay off - sorry about the random Hindu quote at the start.. structurally, probably should have put that at the end - bloody brilliant 👌🏼

[@graham2631]

So who else watched this on repeat for an hour trying to figure out how he does it? Awesome!

[@Livie4ever1]

ikr howwww

[@Thnx4tht]

You have my favorite presentation of all time

[@Ares_0926]

Perfect double lift, great card manipulation and an entertaining act, I'd pay to see this guy.

[@FredoDeMerced]

WOW! I am impressed! Super cool.

[@DitchChipsNsourCream]

Great execution. You're a brilliant magician

[@vincenthamilton-bruce3264]

Great delivery, let alone a great trick.

[@aviralgupta6051]

Oh i think i just partially got what happened Its like the card deck has two 7of club's and both of them are blue and there are two 3 of spades 1 red and 1 blue 1:-show audience blue 3 of spade 2:-mix the card and spread them to pull out red 3 of spade 3:-place the red 3 of spade on top of deck and push it to side attached with 7 of club 4:-show audiance other blue 7 of club mix it in deck and then sped and show them red 3 of spades which has a blue 7 of club attached on top of it

[@hectordehesa2118]

Beautiful work. Hopefully as nice and those Lycan Chairs you have collected