You HAVE NEVER seen CARD TRICKS this INSANE! - The Worlds BEST CARD MAGICIAN! - day 118

[@Markobi1]

Thanks bro ❤️ That has to be worthy, of a like and share 🥐

[@streetmagiciandude]

Hahaha thanks for the amazing performance brother!! I think people will get joy out of it for years to come!!!

[@no_one3249]

really great performance!

[@RyanKuebel]

That was wild my guy!

[@voix1988]

French power

[@sirzechsquasar]

Markobi please teach me real magic 😭

[@makkerix]

If you watch it in slow motion, you will get fooled a bit slower...

[@JOZoSo.]

I tried to read what you wrote slower and still don't understand it.

[@surturz]

I slowed it down. You can see very briefly that the lady picks a card with hearts suit. No idea where the marked card comes from

[@gfdia35]

😂

[@MRRascolbas]

@@surturzyes!!! The last card … she picked completely random card. WTF it was?! how???

[@latofete1348]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@chrisannablemagic]

The chaos of his card handling is so disarming! Such a powerful routine. Thanks for sharing Jason 👍

[@johncocktosensen]

These reviews are satisfying af. As a student who has watched and been inspired by both you and those like Markobi, it’s endlessly fun to sit with you and react. Please do Lennart Green soon!

[@streetmagiciandude]

i will look at Lennart green soon hahaha!!

[@MagnusEhinger01]

Lennart Green's TED talk is amazing!

[@TheSilent333]

I have never seen a routine like that. It was mind bending, relaxed, and chaotic all at the once. Incredible.

[@tbgtv512]

The awe you experienced in watching this act, Jason, is the exact same awe that I experience when I watch you perform (or teach, but especially perform) your tricks.

[@franky8.5]

Definitely. Jason is awesome!

[@Jrocknrolla]

That "Find the queens" was insanely amazing. I sometimes have an IDEA how it's done.. I honestly have not a SINGLE idea how that last put was performed.

[@albostjk]

The power of magic is in reminding the audience that their individual perspective is limited, which reminds us there is more to reality than any single person can know. Deeper understanding of reality requires collaboration among people. Thank you, Jason, for your work and content!

[@mismag822]

Love this!!! Make more of these

[@ViperK88]

Mismag in the wild

[@thrashish]

That moment when the greatest magician you've ever seen is gobsmacked by another magician.

[@danbartelt3184]

I felt the same way the first time I saw this routine. Def has a Lennart green feel, but brought into his own entirely. No clue how he is keeping things together... much less getting the spectators to pull those queens again and again. Awesome.

[@ianshirreffs5604]

Bro, I usually don't watch reactions, but liking you as a magician, reacting to another magician, is blowing my mind!!! You're both incredible.👍

[@ronaldent5781]

Thank you Jason for introducing me to this world! Very nice to be able to surprise myself and be amazed at what some people can do. 🙏

[@sethchapman8001]

I have been a fan of magic for 40 years, and still get blown away by an act like that. WOW! A lot of card tricks I at least have an idea of what's going on, but not the faintest clue here. Nice version of the paddle trick too!

[@coolworldpopculture]

Second time watching that routine and since I haven't figured out how people pull coins out of ears I'll probably never understand what that guy did. Probably. Love your channel. Stay well.

[@tenitri5023]

Haha

[@sirzechsquasar]

It's actually very easy to understand, time free, teleportation, inhuman means

[@BestAnimeFreak]

I bet he only won, because he gave away free snacks xD

[@memyselfandi3202]

Is it me or is this like the 'drunken master' style of card magic.. getting distracted by the chaos and perceived clumsiness so you do not see just how crazy skilled he is?

[@deanellicock1165]

Jason I think your great man. I love magic so much that I never watch reveals and such. But the best trait you have is your enthusiasm. And not get jealous if you don’t know the trick. Your still a kid watching their first coin behind the ear trick. Much love from me and my friends I link you to. Deano 🇬🇧.

[@donpodlas5546]

I'm an old fart who's been in love with this art for over 60 years. This guy is so disarming...incredible talent and dexterity. Have a great New Year!

[@growsomeplace9987]

I have some magic time, owning a magic shop, performing... this guy deserves the top spot. I have seen a few messy card routines but this takes the cake!

[@paulsezso]

Wow!! Amazing!! Blown away!!

[@JimmyBoomBots]

WOW...I don't even know what I just witnessed!!! Mind blowing!!

[@johnosborne3187]

It is amazing seeing someone so amazing being so amazed!

[@hbombespresso3859]

The teleporting card bit blew my mind. The only even remote guess I could have is that at the beginning, he scribbled on the card, but had a duplicate of the scribbled card? I totally agree, this man more than deserves the world champion title. Holy shit...

[@shazmunchdylbertoid]

I feel like he has to have some duplicates, which would explain scribbling on the card. I still have no idea how he's doing it but I feel like that's part of the answer..

[@jamesbedwell8793]

Duplicates is likely, but that only makes the messy handling more impressive, since a mistake there risks exposing the duplicates

[@winterfeld2458]

@@jamesbedwell8793 duplicates would make the climax possible because it would be way easier to force 🤔

[@douglaseiker2103]

There is not a duplicate card, the transporting Queen of Clubs is actually the queen of spades which he flashes very briefly on purpose so you don’t have time to make out it’s a spade. That’s my guess!

[@conraderivalland]

@@douglaseiker2103 I believe he does the most obvious of deck swaps hidden by his bumbling style, after that he still controls the cards amazingly, ie he has to control the queens, although they are marked by the only turned over cards in each pile, and he "accidently turns over 5 odd cards, then all the others are scribbled on queens.

[@keithdubose2150]

I have watched this routine dozens of times. And still very much enjoyed your reaction .. thanks!

[@omarothman6512]

It is so crazy hearing a great magician saying “how” 😮 just shows how good this guy is 👏🏻

[@knotwilg3596]

I think that the trick is largely based on 1) the illusion of a unique card - in fact there are multiple scribbled queens in play 2) those scribbled queens start out on the back of another card, with a stickiness enough to make them appear a single card in the hands of someone else, but he has a sleight of hand to flip them over and switch backs. This would reduce the control needed on the random shuffling and explain quite a few elements of the trick. Other parts of the trick do however maintain control over random shuffling, such as the flush. I think he keeps an eye on those 5 cards. This in turn creates the illusion that the rest of the trick also relies on extreme control over random shuffling. I've seen this trick many times now and this is my best shot at explaining. I could be completely wrong though. The guy is definitely acting on a whole other level.

[@thanksfernuthin]

Seeing anyone truly master any discipline is a sight to behold and fills the human spirit.

[@sestey]

I was just looking at his arm hair for 14 minutes

[@richeardley127]

His stage presence reminds me of my personal favorite, Pop Haydn. The confusion/sloppiness just makes the trick that much better.

[@whitelfner4582]

1 handed seconds! WoW!!! This is amazing!

[@dallan7740]

Love the fact that an AMAZING magician is amazed.

[@Alanworman]

Loved it. The paddle trick is alot of fun!

[@kenhaley4]

I've seen this routine before, and I found it hilarious....and incredible! But to see a magician of Jason's caliber being totally bowled over by the guy's ability... That's saying something! Thanks for the review!

[@winnierose81]

The act is a beautiful homage to Lennart Green but kicked up several notches. What a delight. Thanks for sharing your reaction! 🪄♠️♥️♣️♦️🪄

[@cgi2173]

He is on another plane, with his magic. How he let's the lady pick the exact card at the end is mind bending.

[@BlueMongoose420]

Holy smokes man, he is in a whole other league. Another performance that is on another level is Mr. Tony Slydini's helicopter card trick. It's much more simple but everything about it is just top notch. I wish I could find more of his work.

[@sunsetpark_fpv]

LMFAO! When you, a magician, are just as mind blown as me, NOT a magician, you know those card tricks are really special. 😎 His entire, bumbling, comedic routine is just amazing.

[@wampiroindoril]

I was thinking of Lenard Green too! The chaotic presentation, the rambling, jumping between the trick and nonsense. The kit kat was soo nice, to cover his left angle right after he said he can eat that.

[@AnthonyMorganti]

Wow! That was fun!

[@SirCarlosMusicBMI]

OH MY GOSH JASON 😮❗️ I’ve been thinking about this guy all day because of some other magic I watched this morning. I can’t believe that now you’re sharing it😮❗️ Great minds think alike. I’m only at minute 3: but just had to Thank you in advance for this treat. And you know that I love your MAGIC BAYBEEEEE🎉 BLESSINGS, Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊❗️

[@caspermcguire9788]

Haven't seen the paddle move in years, but that performance I have no idea what techniques were used. Absolutely amazing routine.

[@xcoder1122]

I saw his performance before and my reaction was pretty much the same: How on all earth did he do that? If you control the cards, that's one thing, but here people from the audience pick the cards from a table. If you offer them the cards, you can use a force but you cannot use a force if they are free to pick up any card they like from a table. So you need to use sleight of hand to swap their picked card with the desired card and I've watched that performance frame by frame multiple times and I cannot see where or how he did that. I see no card swap or any way how he would hide a card in full plain sight to even perform such a swap. He must either be incredible fast and have a flawless handling or he uses a very clever trick that I'm not even able to think of.

[@BrokeTheSeal]

Read my comment

[@xcoder1122]

@@BrokeTheSeal Your comment only explains one of the tricks he performs and none of the tricks where the spectators themselves picked the card from the table.

[@BrokeTheSeal]

@@xcoder1122 re-read my comment. If he marked the cards that helps him with many of the tricks . I also said he had double signature cards. Also the last trick I said he had multiple Queens for her to choose. And the other times they picked one out of his hand was a simple force. If he has marked cards he just manipulated the cards to a force position.

[@xcoder1122]

@@BrokeTheSeal There was no force position with the last card. And yes, he can always swap the cards in his hand or all cards on the table but that is what my comment has been all about: I don't see how or when he performs the swaps and your comment doesn't explain that either.

[@BrokeTheSeal]

@@xcoder1122 I said he has multiple Queens in the deck and arranged a bunch of Queens in the pile close to the spectator he chose so no matter what cards she chose, it would be a Queen. He never shows all the cards..

[@remillard729]

Saw this live at FISM and was absolutely floored. From the first performance on (I think) the second day of close up competition I knew this had to win.

[@ignacio7339]

I’m loving your editing 😂😂😂

[@charlesm7132]

I love watching magic to try and figure out how, when and were the “trick(s)” comes into play. It’s how my mind works, solve the riddle. I am absolutely baffled at this performance. My first time seeing the video as well and I feel I figured out a few things but the majority of the performance left me swearing (I have three little kids so my filter is on pretty tight these days, yet I still swore nearly loud enough to wake the kids)!

[@BrokeTheSeal]

Not sure why all the amazement. Ever hear of marked cards? You can see him looking at them when he hands out the chips to the spectators. He pretends to put them into random piles but puts all the cards into the 5th position and when asks the spectators to tell him when to stop he was already onto #4. Simple force. Also, there’s a reason he scribbled his signature onto the card so that he could use multiple cards with that scribble signature and make it look like he was producing the same one over and over. It’s physically impossible to only have that one card, and put that on the table and never gets close to the pack and now it’s on top of the deck 5:27 Pretty sure the ending, he had arranged multiple Queens in the pile closest to the women he asked to choose a card. If you were to examine the deck I’m sure you wouldn’t be this impressed. That all said, his ability to double lift with one hand is really impressive and the quadrupole lift / keeping all the queens behind one card was super clean. I’m honestly way more fooled by your tricks…

[@akmadsen]

It's not that we can't think of ways that it can be done, it's that all the ways it can be done are insanely hard. If it's e.g. marked cards and multiple signed queens - your handling has to be absolutely perfect to not accidentally flip one or more of the signed queens in your "sloppy" shuffles while also keeping track of the other queens and the flush. Not to mention that his forces are on another level.

[@patrickfromatlanta785]

would the judges not examine the deck afterwards? how is the fism scored?

[@aneyesky]

Has an inspector Clouseau vibe. LOVE THIS!

[@JeffPom]

This bit showed up the other day on my KZbin feed. He was on Penn & Teller. To see their reactions and the reaction at the end - says it all.

[@taxisteve929]

This guy is excellent and incorporates so much humor.

[@sixfootben4892]

Magic has gotten crazy over the years. It started with turning water to wine and now this. Absolutely amazing. 💯

[@lennon1252]

He forced the card at the beginning and scribbles over the signature for a reason for the final reveal at the end. The way he holds up his fingers he forced the number 5 position. He placed 3 of the Queens in the fifth position in 3 of the piles. When he stood up he did a deck switch. In that 'marked' deck, most of the cards are the queen with his scribble on it. It didn't matter what card she picked as all the face down cards were the same. ☺

[@highdownmartin]

Thanks for showing me that. I know nothing but you can just this man is totally in control, but simulating totally chaos and ineptitude. And the crisps and kitkat just knock you sideways Genius and a deserving winner.

[@jonathangray5729]

Your editing has been brilliant recently. Have you updated your editing gear? Love your work.

[@streetmagiciandude]

Just trying to up my game lol

[@malone6005]

Pretty crazy stuff... Thanks for sharing and turning people on to the love of magic!

[@ДобромирДимитров-ы9з]

Exceptionally good series! Keep it on

[@ChrisByram]

His chaotic shuffle and his "unscripted" script, is so good

[@evangaudet]

Really great video. Love your channel dude.

[@giustobuffo]

It almost has a Lennert Green vibe with the sloppiness.

[@Irockthere4]

It’s Lennert’s whole act but done very very well

[@nofka77]

Exactly, this is what I can feel when watching his routine.

[@shazmunchdylbertoid]

oh man I've watched that clip at least five times and I'm happy to watch it again. it's so good.

[@corbinmcphee1383]

Ha ha I just sent you this guys video this morning and now you’re reaction video popped up in my feed. I should’ve known you had already seen it ;)

[@johnsee7269]

I saw David Copperfield in Branson Missouri about 25 years ago... The greatest magician and greatest show I've ever seen in my life! One was disappearing from an enclosure extended out over the audience on an aluminum beam; good tickets so it was behind my wife and I; I'll never have any idea how he disappeared from it; that's just one...

[@kurtschnippel1053]

This was a really cool show/trick!

[@99redggs42]

I was in the audience, FISM Québec was the shit!!!! Markobi and Luis Olmedo's acts were monsters!!!

[@sc78258]

the kit kat being bait for anyone who is trying to clock a deck switch is so silly

[@robtoth4309]

The one handed card flip starts at 4:57. I've been trying for years to do something like that. Thanks Jason!

[@adamlasry5225]

French magic

[@SJKonrad]

I loved everything about his act when I first saw it, and it still hasn’t gotten old.

[@davidr9876]

I watched this routins about 5 or 6 times now, and I love it every time!

[@AKvanguard]

I’ve been practicing sleight of hand to help to stop the shaking in my hands. Thanks for the tutorials

[@DeRock401]

I think you’re in the category of “world’s best magicians” ngl. You, Jeremy and Jason are the best I’ve ever seen!

[@dilex2870]

Sooo muuuuch fuuuun to see to be amazed by this, thank you🔥🔥🔥

[@dercas79]

You got my like because of your "outro". 🥰

[@TheNameOfJesus]

The only thing I figured out (on first viewing) was the first "choice" by the volunteer @2:45. She said "stop" and THEN he quickly took a queen from the deck so that she would be forced to use that card. Even so, I'm not sure how he had the queen so handy. It may have looked like she chose the card, but he actually did. I believe that's called a "force."

[@kevingreig9577]

That was incredible! Good video

[@tomanderson6140]

Very Lennart Green in presentation, which is always great.

[@DonEarl]

Love your smile as you are watching him and being amazed like a little kid watching you do magic.

[@ReptileAssylum]

Awesome mate I loved that thanks 😊 👍

[@pianomansjpm]

I’m no magician, but I can imagine ways that all the tricks are possible EXCEPT that last one. That last move was unparalleled. Wow!!

[@SirCarlosMusicBMI]

Again THANK YOU for sharing this. You just made my night 😊 This guy is either a Genius or Satan 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@juanselobo]

that just blew my mind so hard! been doing magic for almost 20 years too and this got me sooo good havent felt like this in a very long long time! just wow! i was having the same reactions as you during the video!! i think this is a game changer and an inspiration for all of us!! cheers mate! great video!

[@edblitch3549]

Incredible no matter how many times I see it!

[@jasonwadejohnson]

Hey mane with the same name..If you see this, I just stumbled upon your videos and I dig them. You show some originality in a game that is often replicated. I've seen a ton of card tricks and Markobi is a master of HIS craft but to be honest, I dig the paddle trick lol... I also like your version of the gun trick the best. Keep it up buddy, your a pro. That's worthy of a like and sub for sure! (Your trick not Markobi)

[@Magicpete1]

I was thinking of Lennart Green too. It really is just crazy to have control of a messy chaos of cards. How he got his volunteer to “ pick” the card….no idea. Sure he had control somehow… very entertaining

[@JoshNorbido]

I loved watching you watch this bro.

[@socketman]

Good trick. It is one of those that you can fairly easily tell/guess exactly how it is done, but the execution is still super slick even if you know what you're looking for.

[@carambafunciona]

Can you elaborate?

[@jakevaloff]

Jason, watching your reaction is PRICELESS !

[@celtics2008champs1]

Great video, not sure if I appreciated the trick or watching YOU watch it. With all your years of experience it is great to see one get blown away like I am with 95% of what YOU do !!!!!!

[@Akadehmix]

This is one of my favourite performances ever. Saw it first on Penn & Teller.

[@danuttall]

This reminds me of Leonard Green's card handling. I don't know how either of them can do that in such an effortless style. I definitely want to see this guy on Penn & Teller's Fool Us.

[@jacques5869]

What a performance! Just as you said, it was pure chaos! Or so we thought 😏 brilliant act, thanks for sharing, I'm sure we all had the same reaction as you... I certainly did!

[@mikelombard21]

The best live magic ive ever seen.

[@pestell02]

Definitely inspired by Lennert Greene!😃

[@pestell02]

Lennart?

[@WhiteCranK]

Yes for sure :D

[@DaDarviD]

One of the most insane tricks i ever saw for sure.

[@jupiter3067]

I had a suggestion, but because I know nothing of the magic world, you would tell me if it is possible. Is it possible that he wears sort of lenses that can discriminate a type of writing on the back of the cards (polarized ink, with polarized lenses ) ? He is looking at the cards very intensively before each trick... It could explain why he can pick each time the right ones (for example for the royal flush) For the "5" of course he forced this number because when he started to ask when to stop he was already at 2 or 3 and he knew the time the 2 guests would react, it would be reaching his 5th and last finger.. When shuffling just before, you can see that he rearranged card so the queens are at the 5th place, except for the last one... to get the other trick to work. Nonetheless... he is spectacular, has a enormous talent and a real hand agility !

[@CynicalRhys]

Definitely see Lennert Green in there, and I love the style, it makes it so hard to even know when the dirty work has to happen

[@mmdusa]

I have seen this at least three times. And every time is like the first. He is a card master.

[@jessemasters1446]

I followed most of this, but the end had me stumped. Along with using a short sleeve shirt! Oh man!

[@breakthespell2287]

The short sleeves and tight-fitting shirt adds to the effect too.

[@mumbaikachallenge5526]

Damn the intro trick is so cool❤️👑

[@wendelynmusic]

when he was on Penn and Teller, they didn't even try to figure it out, the just gave him the trophy. they laughing so hard and so blown away by his style.